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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13
~ CAUTION. 81 q

7 Beware OfthCse impOSitlonS which are daiIv
pamcd upon The public. bearing the name of
my article, which l. CHOLERA MORBUs,
DlSENTEKfI AND DIAkRlIEA cox.
dial which impostor they have borrowed
Also, they have copied my advertisements and
PREDATORY addresses. Doubtless they have done
lhi> iOi The purpose Of pllmlng OIL their useless
and vorthlcNS articles at the expense aud rep.
ualOn OF this original and moSl popular mcdl-
cine that ever came before the pub lc.
BE sure that you obtain MRS f.. kIDDERS
Cholera Morbu>. DySentery and Dlarrhna
Cordial and You will get the only true aud
original article, which has ever been held IN
! The highest estimation the public through
out the whole county,
/ II is put up IN bottles holding nearly a
quart, intended for family use and 50 d AT One
Dollar per bottle.
Sold by MRS. +. klDDER,
No. 100. COurl SiICet. Boston
who is the inventor and sole proprietor -
Druggist and Apolhecaries supplied a. !urmcr-
", IN large or small quantities
| AGEN Is. r. }. Taylor, G. q. c. IIaz-
ard. And sold by ID aIer> IN Medicine gen.
/ rally 1 mos.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
Monday evening, July 10.

AT MARKET 600 Beef Cattle, (al from
the South and West via Philadelphia &c
Cows and Calves, and 2 900 Sheep and
Lambs.
PRcEs-Beef Cattle have been in good de-
mand at firm prices, which we quote at from
So 90 to 25, according to quality. About
200 left over unsod, and 300 driven to Bright
on.
Cows and Calves brought from SEQ, 30 to
~ 50. All sold
Sheep sold at from 81, 3 so 4 so. Lambs
ST. rs, 2 so to 4 75, and all taken.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
Tuesday, July IL.


Flour and Gran-The market for Western
Flour is moderately active. The sales reach
$500 bbls., of which 1000 Ohio, Black Rot
and Troy were sold at So "a s O6 Ia some
parcels Of mixed Western at S5 10 "a good
Michigan at $5 81 IL pure Genesee at S. :
SO IS; $5 81 l-2 o l2 l-2 for fancy
and 81 l2 l-2 for extra.
Moderate sales of Rye -four at So so.
Corn Meal is in demand and firm, 500 bbls.
Of New Jersey were sold at SO SO.
In prime lots of Northern and Jersey yellow
Corn we could hear Of no transactions, hold
ers are asking 51c. while buyers do not offer
over 53c. Sales were made of 5000 bushels
high mixed Western at SOC. 1900 do mixed
Northern at 5lc., and 100 do Northern white
at 40 l-2c.
Oats are 43 a 45c. for Northern, with sales
TO fair extent.
Provisions-There was considerable doing
in the Pork market yesterday, particularly IN
Mess, and about 100 barrels were sold al
$40 6S 81 a IL, which is an advance Of 81
Ia cents. Prime was sold at SO ~ l-2 a
SO 25, for 600 barrels. This morning the
market is rather quiet, but holders are firm al
previous rates.
Beef is in demand and firm. Moderate sales
Of Mess at $ll rs IL 62 l-2, and prime at
Sc 5Oa7.
Pickled meats are steady. Sales have been
made of 200 packages at 8 s iic. for hams,
ard 3 "a for shoulders.
Lard is firm with an upward tendency
Shippers are not operating to any extent, but
good home demand prevails. $50 bbls. were
disposed Of at the range Of 7-S 5-s
cents.
There is a moderate business doing in But
ter and Cheese at previous prices.
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DEATHS s.

In Middleiown, July 10, Miss Alice Slo-
cum, aged 81, daughter Of Mr.. Gardner L Slo-
cum
In Peacedale, June 10, James Dixon, Esq.
aged SO years. Mr. d. was Postmaster at
Peacedale at the time Of his disease, and was a
man highly respected and beloved BY his
neighbors.
~ Providence on the 9Th, Mr.. stephen
Yates. IN tho Sis, year oi his age formerly ci
. this town.
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Aurtiolls.
TO LET,

and immediate possession gircn.
@A. That desirable estate OH,
EH: High street, lately occupied hy A. A..
Mi V. Taylor, Esq. II is large, airy,
kA central convenient aud well calcn-
lated for genieel Boarding House, having ev-
cry convenience ioI that purpose. For terms,
apply To Benz. MUMFORD, Cashier.
Newport, May ls, leiI. II.
- II not let previous 10 SAruRDAy, ibo
t5rh day of July, il will on that day. be let at
Public auction, 10 Tho highest bidder, on the
premises, at ~ o'clock, a m, until the 25th
day Of harch next.
Persons wishing TO have il for n term Of
years, will undonbtrdly bs able to do 80,
although ia. Nmryaase IN possession cannot
nipuIste Tor amy Time beyons one year.
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A. MARINE LIST. a.
pO0p OF .S7-9E2POGpu
ARRIVED.

WEDSEsDA July 5.
Brig Grand TURK, Meriihcw, I'm Bristol fr Phil.
Sch. David Crocket, snow, I'm Bedford lr Hartford
Sch TryaII Gibbs. I'm Prov. n Albany.
Sch. J. slman, Coleman, fin Albany fr Basion.
THURSDAY, July 6.
soop Ann u. IIolInes, Cummings, fm Albany ir Fall
River.
Cleared. Sch. Henrietta BEST, for Delaware.
Ship VIM. Gray, Crocker, Piciou for Fall River,
Brig Algonquin, smith, from Turks Island for Prov
schr. America, Baker, Kennsbec for Prov.
echr. Economy, sawyer Bangor for Bristsl.
schr Usialogo, Brookins. Iiallowell for Providence
schr Lucy and Nancy, Adams. Calais Tor Bristol.
schr Della, Adams, Baltimore for Providence.
schr Lady ,Lamkin, from Williamssurgh
Schr EIiio, CurtA, Philadelphia for Boston.
FRIDAY, July !.
schr. Monterey. Macntre, I'm Hanger.
sioop Marv Nichols, Spencer, I'm East Greenwich u
Nantucket,
SUNDAH, June 0.
brig I.uhee, Gray, Calais for n York.
sloop VIM. Penn, winslow, Prov for Bedford,
MONDAY July 10.
sloop Moses Eddy, Bliyen, rr"v Tor York.
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NJ THr factory operatives Of Spring Gar
den, Philadelphia, at mass meeting on the
LIST. resolved that, after the ith OF July, the,
will, on no conditions whatever, submit to
work more than ten hours day.
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Another Letter from Gon. Taylor The tel
cgraph announces tho rumor that another let
ter from Gen. Taylor has been received IN Bal
,imore, affirming the statements I'm regard To
hi. acceptance of the nomination by the PhIla-
delphia Convon'ion,) made in tho Gard signed
Wv Baihc 1ey,on. and o,hcrt, and puhlsh,d IN
,hc lournil, NJ Ncv Ohcins
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Mrs Bass, who was injured in Quincy by a
fragmen, Of stone thrown from the quarry by an
explosion, died on Friday Of lockjsw, after an
amputation Of the leg, under the influence Of
ether.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

GEEAr Loss o. AMEaIcAS WHALr SHiPs,-
Seventeen American whalcrs have been lost
oh,h North Yves, coast of China. Crews all
lost.
This painful intelligence reached Loyd's on
Thursday the American whaler Rcbecca, Sims,
master. having been spoken at Ascension by
the Captain of the British ship Nishna, from
the New Hcbridcs, Goth of April. The wha-
lcrs were lost in a typhoon.
In reference to the above the China Mail o
the 10Th April says There is probability Of
several having been lost but the opinion of an
experienced captain of whaling ship now il
this por, is, ,ha, during the gale many vessels
were driven from thcr cruising grounds, and
as the season was nearly over, bore away foI
the neghborhood of the equator, and not hav
ing been seen by their consorts, were consider
cd lost.
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a Nrw Day GooDs SroRE.-By our ad
vcr,ising columns it will be seen that Mcssrs
LANGLEY & NORMAN have opened new Dry
Goods Store in this town. Our readers in ,owr
or out, who are in want of Dry Goods, Gro
celies, or other articles will do well to lool
over our columns before making their purchas
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lYN lE subscriber respectfully informs The in
l. habitants aud strangers visiting Newport
and lis vicinity, that he has taken The store re.
cenly occupied by Col. q. ID. Weeden, (No
l26, 1hameS'st y where he intends keeping an
assortment Of Music, Musical Instruments and
such other articles as are usually found in a
| Music Store.
lie has on hand and for sale, the following
Instruction Books Bertini's Method for the
Piano the American Violinist Instruction
for the Guitar Vouniaries TOR the Organ
NicholoS' School for the Flute Collections OF
Music Carmina Sacra. Temperance Mel"de'
on National Glee Book the Vocalist and the
Social Choir. Also, Guitars. ViolinS, Flutes
FlageoeiS, ClarionetS, Tuning Forks, Violin
Bridges, Umbrellas. Canes, Nc. &c.
y. >. Particular attention paid to The order
ing Of Music, Musical Works. &c. &c.
BENJAMIN j. TH.LEY.
July l2th. 3m.
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I,osr-The Y. s. Schooner On-ka-hye, was
The On-ka-hye, was twelve days from New
York for Chagres, with two u. S. Charges d.
Affaires intended for Guatemala.
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Later from Mcrico-AccOunts from Tam.
pco, state that the city had been delivered uI
70 the Mexican authorities, and that nearly all
the troops have left, Strong fears were enter
taincd of attacks from the Indians.
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Arriral Of Toops.-Pi,,sburg, Monday,
July 10. The Maryland Regiment and par,
of the ID Pennsylvania Regiment arrived here
at noon to-day, which caused great enthusiasm,
and business was in way suspended.
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Private Boarding House.

ONE or two families can be accommodated
" at Vose's, corner Of South Touro and Bath
street.
July I3, dXw.
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~ Twenty negro children out Of twenty
eight placed in house under the care Of sew
cral women were burnt with the house near
Yorkville, S. &. They belonged to Gov
Johnson.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

Maryland The friends Of Free Soil in
Maryland have determined to appoint delegates
to the Buffalo Convention, and to nominate an
Electoral ticket
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Sen Sickness.

u is most pleasant and desirable remedy
for Sea Sic~no>o. IL checks the vomiting. aud
readily restores the patient Il invariably
checks vomiting. produced from any cause
WblteVeT
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The Caledonia brings the Intelligence Of the
sudden death Of DIR. J. >. James and lady, mis-
sionarles of the Baptist Board stationed at
Shanghai, China. They were drowned by
the upsc,ting of a boat in which they were
sailing.
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Chronic Diarrhpa.

Either in children or adults. Of months or
years continuance, are most readily cured
with this Cordial, Notwithstanding they may
he restored to a meIe skeleton; 1t immediately
strengthens, and shortly restores them to per
iect health
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

Brigadier General Kearncy, nominated as
Major General by brcvet, was rejected by the
Senate on Saturday. Col Benton can tell the
reasons why.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

In consideration Of those manifold subjects
Of interest," which daily occur To The readers OF
a paper, perhaps there are none Of more inn
portance then those which relate 10 the pieser-
va,ion of lite and health The continuance o
these blessings depends more upon the promp
aud efficient use we make OF anlldo,es 10 dis
ease than TO any care We may use tn ward of
dangerous sickness. BY observing the iDte
resting notice Of Brant'S Indian Remedies, We
may secure for ourselves or ffiendss NOR,
perfect surety than by any other means
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

A PPLICATION is made ~ writing by Ma.
Ary GyleS, to be appointed Adminlslralrix on
the estate of her la,e husband, William Gyles,
late of Newport deceased ntcSlaie. The same
is received and referred for consideration To a
Court Of Probate To be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport on the first Monday IN Aug. next,
at 9o'c!ock, a. m. and that notice thereof be
given by advertisement three successive weeks
in tho Herald OF the Times. that all persons
interested may arpcaI =, .,i. ,,ne ahn p,sSe vac
JyIo
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u 0 l. + IT,.

A FlRST.rate family Horse and Buggy, or
IA Carryull-perieclly safe for the Ladies to
drive.
July l3, dSw.
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For Sale or to Let.

IA TIE new house in John street or
iTs,m the hill, nearly opposite Mr.. John Is
Lin Weedrn'S; pleasantly situated an'
convenient tor one OF two families Also ih'
house and lot in Spring street, fronting Can
non street. Terms made easy, particular de
scripliou given. and premises shown on appll
cation to JOHN PITM AN.
or WALTER NICHOLS.
July 6.-3wd.
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Cholera InfantsuBn.

IL has saved the hyeSSof many thousand
Children when reduced to deaths door by this
complaint; IL gives them immediate relici,
and they very soon TpruyeT
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Engdnd.-Largo amounts of specie are
flowing into England. The West India steam
er brought $500 600 from Vera Cruz. A
Government steamer was daily expected from
the Pacific with So ,OOO, 900.
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Scvcrest Cases orDyscntcry,

are Immediately counteracted, the pains are
allayed the bowels healed aud not unlrequenl.
ly the bowels become perfectly regulated aud
restored IN the shoIt space of ten vi twelve
h,u
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Cholera and common Cholera
NlOrhNN.

This Cordial immediately checks the yom
nina, relcaves the pain, stops the DiaIrlpa
and restores the bowels to a perfectly and reg
ular state, however severe the attack may be
OF however low the patient may have become
IL invariably restores
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~GD-HG ne.

'nUR STO9E vii b. closed n sun ssi from
Ofrum the ID Of Irly 10 the ~ ot S"rirrn
to-. with the exception ci saturday evening nj
"a h week
June 20 Y LAW ION a IkD
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Children that are Tccthiny.

il inclined to DIauLTa, should always be-
provid with this medicine, a> it will keep the
bowels regulated, aud keep oil The Canker.-
II Is wholesome, safe and pleasant to the taste ;
and children are fond Of ii, and Will lake il
without Trouble or dislike.
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Moon-light ( xcursiOn
Valuable Real estate for Sale,
RY WM. y. yOSE.

TuNHE beautifully located estate corner OF
III South Touro and Bath Streets. The
house contains % rooms with stable and Store
10 feet long with one acre oi land
Afso the Cottage, corner oi rouro and Kay
Street with Stable and Store house
Also, 4 Lots on Bath Road 30 by 40 The
Cottage corner of Touro and Nay Street, u DoI
sold by the i>t of October will be let for one
ycar-any of the above property will be- sold
for one half the payment down. the remainder
can stand as long as the Interest is paid pune
tually. July i3, dSw.
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For General Debility and Dys-
pcpsia.

/ II is most excellent restorative, giving
healthy tone To both the stomach aud bowels
and prevents food from pressing and dlores-
sing The stomach.
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BRIGHTON MARK EFT.
THURSDAY. July q.

fffON''Df ''"' u
At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1900 Sheep e.
Lambs, $50 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Cdtth-Extra 81 so; lst
quality, Sc 6 IS; I'd quality $5 SO a rs.
old Sheep-$l rs a 3 so; Lambs 81 80 a
Q IS.
S,rine--Old 4 IA lie. Spring Pigs
@ l-2 &c.
Monday, July 10.
At market rs Beef Cattle, $50 Sheep and
Lambs.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-$6 al.
Sheep-Old, 81 so a 3 90. Lambs 81 so
2 so.
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AT DIscorNr.-It is singular fact, that
at the present time, in the large city of New
York, there is bu, one paper advocating the
election of CASS and BUTLER, and that pa.
per has recently been reduced in size.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

D,dand;ng Of Me Iroops.--A general or
der has been issued from the War Department
respecting the disposition Of the officers and
men returning from Mexico. The volunteers
and the ten regiments men, who enlisted for
the war, officers and privatcs, are to be muster
ed, paid, and honorably discharged on their ar
riving at their places of RENDEZVOUS. Desert
ers are to be discharged, without being subject
to trial or punishment. The army regulation,
concerning hair and whiskcrs, and forbidding
the wearing Of mustachios except by cavalry
officers, is to be strictly enforced.
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Marine McmOrn ndn.

Arr at Liverpool 18th ult, ship VIM Sprague, Chase,
Orleans 22d, Wisconsin, MuInord, do.
schr Goo. Engs, Stuart, nrr at New Ofleahs 18th ui
I'm ThomHsion via this port.
Al Tacnhuano April IL, Audiey CLARK kGoodspsed, Of
this port 900 bbls sp to cruise homew hrsi wind
sch'r Warsaw, Burdick, I'm Tsmpico, arrived nj ".
Orleans the 25th Barb Charles Devens, Bailey, TN do;
schr Robert Mills. Good.perd I'm Brnros
Cleared from N. Orleans, Goth ult, Brig Martha Cor
Iens, for Pensacola.
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A Curious Fat IN Butter Making. Accor-
ding 20 Professor Johnstone, the time an d
frequency of milking have a great influence
on the amount of butter yielded by milk. II
a COW be MIXED only once day, he says, the
milk will yield a seventh part more butter than
an equal quantity Of that which is obtained by
two milkings in the day. When the milk is
drawn three times day, it is more abundant,
but still less rich. |, has also been remarked
that the morning milk is Of better quality than
that obtained in the evening.
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Savings Bank.

HNrIE annual meeting OF the Corporation o
i the Savings Bank Newport, will he held
On Friday the lilh inst at 4 clock, Z. NJ, a
lrhe MERCHANT BANK, for a choice o.
Officers for the year ensuing.
July II G. GfLES, treasurer.
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MKS. l.. KIDDER's
DySentery Cordial, |,

H.N I-HHEDIA fE -aND fEhFEtI
CURE FOR
Cholera Morlus, Dy@ntry, DiarrhGa Sum.
mT Complaints Of Chihren, Ssa Sickness,
General Debility, etc. etc.
"HERE this all.powerfu aniidoie is al
w hand, Cholera. Dysentery and Chronic
DlarrhTa are no longer to be seriously feared,
or looked upon with terror-as this Cordial
vii! most asSuredly cure the disease in the
course of very few hours, il taken at the
commencement.
II has been before the public for more than
sixteen years, aud va, the 6rst aTiicle made
known 10 the public a. an immediate and per.
feet remedy ior these complaints. Il has been
thoroughly tested in every country and every
climate, and its effect has every where proved
the esame.-sURE TO CURE. even when the
disease has advanced to the laN stage The
public may rest assured that il contains Meth
er opium, or mineral substances. or anything
that Is IN the least injurious to the constitution.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-13

III The Courier DIES Eta,s Unis ridicues
the idea that the movement in favor of Louis
Napoleon will resul, in the ovcrturn of the Re-
public.
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MOTTO Z.
A BOY wanted in n Dry Goods Storc-en
IA 'quire at No. l43 Thames Street,
DRY GOODS.

ANGLEY Il NORMAN having taken III.
store I43 Thames, corner of Mary Street
Invite :hc attention Of purchasers To an en-
,irely new t ,ck OF FANCY g. STAPLE DRY
GOODS, carefully selected in the Ne~ Yorh
md Boston MarketS.
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Chambers 10 Let.

A TO let, several pleasant Cham
lll m brrs ~ the house at the corner al
Spring aud Prospect illll streets,
with good well of water aud other con''-
niences on the premises. .
HENRY ANTHONY.
June %, lSIS. It.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-03
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
NKw YoRK, August /, IS4s.

NEw YonK, August l, I84s
After much uncertainty and hesitation Friend Greeev,s
position" with reference TO the presidential election
appears be just hiss If there fair prospect of elect
ng the free soil" candidate after the Buffalo
he goes in for him with his might and main if not and
zen. Taylor be elected without his help he be
and he will support him only in there appears be
danger Of Gen Casss election This is Horaces position
let Tayorism "a read mark, and nwardly digest"
The Express publishes, with a wonderful flourish of
trulnpe letter from Mr. Clingman Of North Carolina
giving Mr. j. O. Adamss views in favor of Gen Taylor
The presidential candidate of The wings Come read it
over however, Mr. Clingman confesses that he does
ecoect any particular expression of preference for Gen.
Taylor over the other wings spoken of probable cand
da'es which is recolectng very little, considering how
very DESTROYS Mr. Clngman have been to " recoec
all about It.
very capital stand" was put up in the Park last
nhB ana meeting called, for the purpose of denouncng
the Erie Railroad Company for running its boat in viola
ton of It's charter to the fishing banks damage
The boats maintained by individual enterprise The
datning yellow posters were put up every part of the
city, and the platform of the spacious and convc-
nenti but somehow the meeting not there and the
parties aggreved fan pour their wrongs the
sympathetic of lI3 men and 63 small boys.
We have news this afternoon of working mans riot in
Allegheny, Pittsbug 1t of strike, and thus
lar appears TO have been regular Paris small
scaledispersng the sheriff and his posse, and
FULLY delyng the constituted authorities &cn the style
Of the Faubourg st. Antoine, little mtgated
Mr. Jacob Barker, the welknown fnancier. and great
Taylor man, is in His presence in Wall
terday the Of his olden exploits amid his
contemp oraries made quite sensation:
Among the distinguished arrivals the Aston House
Mrs. Gen. Cass and her daughter, Mrs. Ledynrd.