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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
The Swiss Family Robinson, 2,
Series.
ELECTION HOLIDAYS
Hang om our Banners on The out,odrd rails. +"
o MONOPOLY-NO IMPOSITION

I"Iidng oW our BanncrS on tfc Out'odrd rails.
NO MONOPOLY-NO IMP OSITTON.
Revolution is the order of the day.
THERE has been a successful one Al Goh's
/ News Depot-evsrythlng iopsliufvy, but
thanks 10 friends ai hone aud abroad all is nov
in capital order. Old things have given place
IN new, and the most extensive assortment OF
nopnlar Book-e ever offered by The subscriber TO
The reading public is just received ftom New
york. Among which may be ound-Marryats
la.t work, the Children Of the New forrisi,
Bachelor Of the Albany, old Hicks the Guide,
Now and then, Maiden Aunt. Also. wuIher.
ing Heights by The Author Of Jane Eyre who
IL generally admitted 10 he the most
popular and Fascinating writer sf The Day
rc in time and secure q copy
spril -. News Drrol. % Th,mssa.
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Wl,nlers.

Arr at N l., April IA. ship Atlantic, Wilcox, NV
Coast Sandwich Island Nov ~ with SO bbs sp oooo do
VIII oil, 23OOO Tbs bone. Reports-smong o,hers-st
IIonoluiu Nov 6, Mechanic Potter, OF this port lIo
CD 10 cruise-llih Martha Clifford do 600 sp de-.
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Weekly Almanac
First quarter 9th. 10h. I'm. even.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA--T The follow
;ng letter from one Of the most eminent Pby-
,ici ms in the city Of Baltimore, is presented
with a view Of showing the opinions OF Phy-
sicians generally in relation TO this valuable
modicins, many others Of "A similar tenor have
been received from several Of the most d'st'n'
xuished Ply ysicians throughout our country
BALTIMoRr, Feb. 4th, 1913.
A. D. & d. SAsDs. s.-Gentlemen-l have
used your Extract Of Sersaparilla since its IN
PRODUCTION inis this city. Ii gives mo plea
sure TO state that have found it to answer
nv most ssnguiue expectations. believe 1t
to be the best preparation Of that valuable ar
ticle now in use.
With much respect, yours,
JOHN WHITRiDGE, M. ID. 46 Gay-st
Prepared and sold by A. D. & D. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by X. r. II AZARD, e. q e. HAZ
AID, and r. J. TAYLOR, Newport, and by.
Druggists generally throughout the U. States.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for five dot
lars.
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Dress silks.

STRIPED and figured, Gros de Naples.
Stich satin stripe do do
Heavy and very superior yard wide Gros de
ISpahan, Black Gros de Rhine, of different
widths and very rich brilliant lustre for dress
es, Mantillas, Visettes &c &c.
Our assortment Of these goods is large and
prices very low. Ladies wanting Silks, are
invited TO give them look.
May 3 WIN. &. COZZENS * Co.
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Corn, Flour and Lard.

NOV landing Gom sloop Wakefield, 200o
~ bushels of superior white Corn. which
will be sold low Tor cash-also 30 bbls. Flour,
20 bbls Lard, and 25 boxes. Of Havana Brown
Sugar, for sale by
April ~. BARBER BOONE.
No ,, south side, Market Square.
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New Books.

TIME Three Days Of February. 1873, with
- sketches Of LamariiDe Guizot &c, by
Percy b. ~. John, on eve witness Of the whole
revolution, price SO cents Ranletfs Architect,
vol 2No2 The czar, his court and people.
including town in Norway aud Sweden, by
yohn 3. Maxwell; Universal History Of the
World, No. A Tour 10 the River Sagvsnsy,
by Charles Lanman Our Army on the Rio
Grande Tour TO the Rocky Mountains
Cheap Edi'ion, Longiellow's Poems.
Just received aud Tor sale by
CHAS. 4. :iiAMMETT, ,Jr.
I32. Thames street.
Mafi
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With much respect, yours,
JOHN WHITRIDGE, M. ID. 46 Gay-st

This notice 10 particularly inserted to direct
attention Of the reader to the explanative I'D
vsrtisemsnt Of Captain Brant's Indian Balsam.
The unparalled curative properties OF the Bal
sam, commend it at once, to ourselves and our
friends as an uniailIng source OF relief and
cure
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FRUIT-HILL CLASSICAL INSTI-
TUTE.
FrUit-IIiIl, X. 1.


(Thrce and a haf miles from the city Of Prori-
dnce.
MINIS il one of the most pleasant and healthy
Il locations IN the Stale, or indeed III the
country. The institution is situated on some
what elevated ground, commanding an esien-
sive and beautiful prospect. The Deghborhoud
is entirely free, moreover, from those places OF
vice or a mus emcnt which have "A illuminating
influence on the youthful mind.
The number Of pupils is ll'niled TO forty, who
are at all times under the superinieDdence and
instruction of the Principal and his Lady
The Principal having had considerable expe-
rencs in teaching and managing the yonng.
would only refer TO his past successful efforts
as a pledge Of his future endeavors To renIer
| those committed TO his charge IN every respect
what they should be, as regards intellectual
improvement, polite accomplishments, and
moral culture.
Il Instruction Is given in all the branches Of
English. as well as the Latin, Creek and
French languages. Particular attention II
paid 10 young gentlemen preparing for cole
giate course Of study.
Vocal and instrumental music form part Of
the Instruction given in this Institution.
II The Academical year is divided into two
Sessions, embracing twentyihree weeks each,
Il the one commencing about the middle ofMarch,
the other about the middle OF September. Each
Session or Term comprehends two quarters OF
eleven and half weeks each.
Tuition, per quarter In the Languages higher maih
H emaiics $50
II higher branches OF English, CPS
II lower " 500
Instruction weekly on The Plane forte, per quarter
| extra 1000
| Vocal music gratis F; or optional to charge. per
| quarter, Leo
II Parents at n distance who send their child
II rem to this In ,titution for an education may
| have the fullest confidence that every thing
| will be done TO promote their permanent hap
! pineSS comfort and improvement.
II STANTON BELDEN. Principal.
Il NIB Boarding, including washing, mend
ing &c, per week, $2,25, or exclusive Of these,
Il 500.
II April 90, 1913 dGt-w At
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Ceoper's Liniment.
Magical Corn SaIve,

WARRANTED to effect speedy cure il
w the directions are slrctl' complied With
causing no pain whatever put up ~
boxes with directions. at The low price OF l2e
cents. Prepared and sold y C.. q. L. Hazard,
Druggist, No 81 Thames Street
Dec. %
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SlBaWIs.

A VERY nice assortnenicf Cashmere print.
"A ed wool, Thibel linen Brocha Shawls OF
beautiful styles aud for sale very low, by
Nay3 WM. &. COZZENS SlCo.
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Paper Ilangings.

CEVERAL new patterns paper Hangings,
- received within few days making ouI
assortment first rate and for sale at the very
lowest prices, by
hay2. WIN &. COZIENS, & Co.
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BRITANNIA TEA POTS, CAsTORS
Dpocket aud table Cutlery, Feather DusicD,
Chamois skins, Leather Belts aud Other good.
~ general usr th 10 dav 'op.ned and for sale at
april 20. Is. II. TISDALES.
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For SnIc.

1n0 BUSHELS Turks Island Salt in lots
IUV To suit purchasers. 80 bbls first quail
~ Cement, 100 boxes mould Candles, 1000
gallons Spring bleached Whale Oil, 5000 do DO
Sperm oil j. ID. NORTliAM.
apTii 10
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". York Cater Boots.

- B MARSH, JR., has just returned from
NNew York, with iull supply the above
OF Ladies, Misses, and
Childrens, ofcvery color aud style now worn
Those in want will please call md examine 'or
themselves, where they cannot failio be suited.
April ~
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STRAWBERRIES.

MIR. NEWLAND, tof Palmyra, Wayne Co
IM N. Y.,) The proprietor of the NAM
MOTH ALPINE, is IN the place with his
plants. Tho numerous test Imonals from the
most respectable inhabitants OF Palmyra are
undoubted evidence Of their superior quality,
TO any others, continuing as they do to pro-
duce ripe fruit for over two months. Persons
wishing plants will please To leave their cards
at the Boarding Ionse of Joseph Fish, on
Broad street, near the State House, or call on
Mr.. N. as he is distributing plants through the
place. The following extract we copy from
the Niagara Democrat of Lockport. N. Y.
TBE MAmmoru ALpIsE SrRAwBrRRY.-
The proprietor of tins excellent variety OF a
Ideliclous fruit, is in town, with some o' h's
plants. Those desiring hem may rely I'M
plici,y upon any representations he ma!
make. We speak from long personal nc
quaiutaoce with him, and his genera repu,a.
l,on for integrity. Those who certify To the
character OF nj. fruit, are well known, and
highly respectable citizens Of Palmyra
sprli 25. do'-w d.
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For Sa1e

TIE lot Of land with the dwelling
G,k4 house thereon standing, situated en-
EIim. Washington street, called the Oldheld
estate. For terms apply 10
PETEN u. REMlNGTON.
Newport, Feb IL, 1875 -dlmlOd.
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"HE Co.partnership heretofore existing
u between Philip +. Dunham T. George
w. Green, under The name Of ham a.
Green, was dissolved on the 29,h of February
last. BY mutual consent. George w. Green is
alone authorized To settle all concerns Of the
ate firm.
The subscriber will continue the
Painting and Glazing Business
on his own account, as successor 10 Dnnham ~
Green, AT the old stand, No. ll6, Thames street,
(Dext south Of the Post Ofice,) and intends
keeping a general assortment Of Paints, Oil.
Glass, Varnish, Brushes, &c. &c. as at poder-
ale prices as any Other store in town. Crate
lul for past favors he respectfully solicilS n
continuance,
GEORGE w GREEN
April 6, lS48 Tyr
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Rounnm Eye Ba1sa m.

NOR weak and indamrd eyes. For sci, a.
II per ~ ldaw) =. e. Z. WAIANpS
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Executors Notice.
ExecutOr's Notice.

UNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
d. named sole Executor Of the last will and
testament Of
MARY l.. POTTER,
late Of Portsmouth deceased, which said will
has been duly proved, aud that he has given
bond to the Court Of Probate. Of Portsmouth,
AS the law directs. All persons having claims
against said estates are requested To- present
them for settlement, and those indebted is
make imn,edists payment.
GEORGE l.. POTTER, Executor.
Portsmouth,, Aptil 10 lSis'
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For Salc,
For Sale,

pruQ ONE undivided SIKH par of ~
A acres Of land and the nppenpsrl Of a
80 dwelling house. il being that pari 81
@1- The farm situated in Portsmouth,
which belonged to Capt. samuel Almy, dee =
and which vas assigned to his widow, Nrs
Margaret Almy rs her dover, belonging to Js-
PETER p. REMINGTON, Gusrdmn.
Newport. Feb ~, jess. .-dlml0d.
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AZ MARINE LIST k
lONp OQ S79E2pO@4s
ARRIVED.


WEDNESDAY, April 26
p,is Ready Rhino, Fi,rIale, Y for Winsor.
schooner J. Holt, Holt, haninunm r Pbils.
schooner sami CANISTER, Robinson, Nrsin" 'o'
sssoonsr Richard Boyden, Borroush', r River for
schoonsr Increase, Westcott, Fall River Tor phils
achooper Franklin, Nickerson, do ior WarenHm'
Gchooner Franklin, Pierce, Y Tor HaIowrn
Ssnoon., N.rr,gsn.ett, Bordman, Lubec for Phiia
schooner Priepd, IIallett, Boston FOR DO
THURSDAY, April 81.
Danish Brig Beues, ,Mou,evidso for Boston.
FRIDAY, April 2s'
shis Margaret, Fsle., IRON New Bedford
Schooner Esgie, Parsons, frOm Pnila.
SUNDAY, April 10.
BARK Pilgrim, PsIs, Cape ofGooJ Hope Tor somsr-
sloop visilsp,, Heath, Fishers Island for Pail River
Marine Memoranda.
pris Robt Bruce Wade, wss s vers Crut s,h In . I.
Brig Alsouqain, Smith, W. . s.gus 18th inst, nom
nrir Prince De JoinviIl.. Gardner, wss at usvsns
18Th uit, I'm ssvannsh, err li,h.
spoken.
Lr,,r 10. ta ~ ss loa g 29 brig sHcg wShbun,
Ia s,sua TO- posson
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White FIanneIs.

A FEW pieces Of white FLANNEL, I ,f
"A & I IA ,ds in with unusually fine. Al
80, coar.e white ELK, for embroidsribg, at
april 70 =. LAWTON II BROS
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Give itH trial.

hYER'S Cough Conieclion, a pleasant and
IL effectual remedy Tor Cough, Colds. Hoarse'
ness, &c For sale by
Dec. I6. d&w C.G. G. HAZARD
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tainted window Shades.

A variety of Painted Window Shades, made
hon new French preparation and warrant
ed not to sick--just received and Tor sale low
er than any other k d, by
May =. WIN. =. COZZENS ~ 20.
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To House Builders.

4 FIRST RATE article Of Sheathing pa-
N per. for covering tho roofs or sides ol
buildings, for sale by
ap,, 26 F.LAWTON & BROS.
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OFrew aud very rich styles, just received
Oand opened this day, ai III
april 70 Is u. TISDALRS.
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To'Let,
HOUSE TO

ASA fTHE Moravian Parsonage in
isNs Church street.q Enuire OF
JAMES A. GREENE.
s&vEa April "a. In
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ALL persons subjsci 10 Tar, who have NOT
"A paid their Taxes, sre requested 10 call and
settle them on sr before May 10th.
spriI 26. Ic45. ]. GOODSPEED. Collector
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-15

We received yesterday BY the steamship United
States Havana papers to the lith inst The only
news of interest they contain is from Venezuela,
which is copied by the Diario de Ia Marina, from
Eg Redactor de Cuba of the 26th ult., which says
"The forces in the castle of San Carlos which
as we have informed our readers is occupied by the
partizans Of Gen. Paez, resolved to make an expe-
ditiOn against the ports of Alagracia where there
were some Of the troops Of Monagas After COM
bat the attacking party was forced to retire with
great loss.
"On the 9th it was known in Curacao, by the
Venezuelan schooner Democracia, that on the 9Th
the squadron of Monagas was to leave Puerto
CabelIo 1t was composed of twelve vessels, in
Guiding steamer. This force passed in sight Of
Curacao on the 10Th, on its way to introduce sup
plies into Maracaibo, which stood greatly in need
of them.
" President Monagas has convoked Congress for
the 18th of November. The elections for members
to take the place of those whose terms expired in
August have been for the most part concluded, and
resulted favorably to the administration, and adj
versey to the oligarchical party.
Monagas has recommended that some plan be
suggested by Congress for tranquizng the country.
f'Gen. Paez remains at Curacao, not being able TO
return W fcIl6Au6id, lOE wait VI IosOuACCSs ~
pears that he counted upon assistance from some
of his partisans, who have now failed him. He
has dispatched commission to Santa Marta,
composed of Srs. Ustarz and Mugica but he viii
not be able to procure much aid from that quarter,
as the province is menaced by movement to sepa-
rate it from Bogota. Paez has also sent Srs. Gar
cia and Martin to San Domingo to purchase
corvette belonging to the Haytiens, for which they
ask $4,000. They give it so cheaply because In
this miserable country, once so furnishing, nothing
circulates but paper-a doubloon being worth $500.
If the commissioners succeed in procuring this
vessel it viii go to reinforce the squadron at Mara
caibo, and perhaps things will then present more
favorable appearance for Gen. Paez.
GA letter from Bogota, dated September 18th,
says: Flores has entered Guyaqui, and on his
entrance found 500 men at his disposal. 1t is as
serted that the capitals of Cuenca and Imbera have
pronounced in his favor. An attempt was made to
assassinate President Mosquera, but he miracu-
lously escaped The capital was generally sur
prised at the attempt 1t is said that the perpetra
tor belongs to the party of orlando. This province
and those of Carthagena are menaced by insurrec-
tionary movements
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

81. CHARLES Hon Nathan Clifford, Don Luis de Ia Rosa
lady, daughter and suite Lewis Hargos Butler Jas Kellogg
Jas McMahon Jas McDemot City Mexico Flanders Y T
Bates Eobe; Capt Cozzens Jensen, IT, Fa VIM Guinness
o. Hail. Columbus Ga; Morehouse Macon Ga Il Cgatb
mey Richmond, VA Lanther; McGough: Yale in II
Edwards Chas Tobias Mr. Lawson Mr. Vandenof Jas WRIGHT
Chas MllaT Jas l. Bogart, ID Conyngham, w Amoe
gomery, Ogden, o. VIM Clark D O. Burnlan Boston
Anderson, BALTIMORE w Bahc0ck, John Van Berggn and
lady, y; Mrs Adams Mrs Mccall Crowley IT. Mancbser
Eng john Brownson Mrs Brownson and three Children Brown
SON. Brooklyn; Miss Mccall; Summers, Vim Stuart Mobile Mi
Porter Joshua Dxon Mrs Prescott VIM Ditto o. Miss Dixon
Eng Arch Grace lady and three children Lewis Cincinnati
Thornton G Beatty Thbodaux Mai Howe aud child II
A Miss Cleland: Miss Daniels, Texas Mrs Bullock XIV Cant
Garhan; w Bowman, Sd Inf Mason, Ky; Mr. Flechnan
VERANDAH ...E Smith, Macon Ga; Duncan and adv
Natcae Duggan, Geo Johnson Lee lady, JUDGE ak
eyt n y II Green, James Magee lady Hosea BaJou n
anu ey Mr. and Mrs ESobt Leech H d John
" HdWaq Whaley, Nlcksburg VIM McCiboney Spears d
Tenn David Blair, Mobile. 80 " Aen'i'
HEWLETT,s VIM Compiler, PEORIA III; VIM L Cox Pbla
dephla, Miss Fannin, Stark Vim F Fannn a. III
Scott Va; Turner, Philadelphia; Ford Kv. a 3-tos
Goodrich. = 'si' ~ v "ih
=, PLAN iEBS m Goodman Y; John N Fall Texas. w
turner ko1t Hqtchins9 Va Mr. Doyle Doyle Ca James
LADEN hoscrsko Gremel Ala; % M Seymour Mrs Sevmor
Miss u seymour Miss Kate NJ Seymour o. Greene pa NJ
ssel Clcnatl; Green, st Louis; Nj C,nto
La; II + Bennett and lady; N c Cook. - = i' -"i'On'
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UNITED STATES FRIGATE ST.. LAWRENCE
Extract of a letter to the n Y Herald, dated Bre-
men, Oct. 14th
The United States frigate ST. Lawrence. Can't
Paulding, arrived off Bremerhaven on the eve Of
the 9TH, and was lowed to her anchorage on the
morning Of the 8th. Upon anchoring, the St.
Lawrence saluted the Bremen flag with twenty-one
guns, and like number were Immediately re-
turned by the Bremen batteries. The Hanoveran
fort also sauted the st. Lawrence with twenty-one
guns. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed among
the good people Of Bremen, on account of this the
first arrival of an American man-of-war at their
port. All classes and persons seemed to vie with
each other in making Capt Paulding and his Off
GERS welcome, and their visit pleasant and agree
able. From no people in the world, probably
would they have received so kind and hattering a
reception. On the evening Of the l2th public
dinner was given in their honor, at which large
company sat down, composed Of the officers of the
St. Lawrence, the American sea captains in port
the commander Of the steamer Washington, the
Senators and officers Of the Bremen government,
and the principal merchants of the city, numbering
in all, three hundred persons.
The dinner was worthy of those who gave it,
and most magnifcenty served. The best of humor
and good feeling prevailed on this occasion.
On the nth, a splendid ball will be given in
honor of the Americans which will be attended by
the beauty, wealth and fashion Of Bremen.
From Bremen, the st. Lawrence will proceed
to SOUTHAMPTON, England, at which place prepare
tons are being made to give Capt Paulding and
officers public reception, dinner, &c.
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The CRY OF JoINvmLE.-A correspondent of
the New York Commercial Advertiser, who dates
his letter in London, says: 1t is reported that the
Prince de Joinville, in connection with several
French and English gentlemen of capital, talk of
establishing a colony in the United States, to be
called Joinville." AS the Prince de JoinviIe has
neutrality-suspicious. in the Empire of the Brazs,
in his wiie's right, whose brother is the Emperor,
we should think he would prefer going there.
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Third Dispatch.

MONTGOMERY Nov. 14-The total vote in Massachusetts
over 14O OOO and Taylor lacks 1000 of majority The
Eastern papers are filed with election returns, but the
result generally known it thought give
them in detail Illinois has gone for Taylor. Virginia
still doubtful though generally conceded to Cas-.
The belief that Gen. Taylor surely elected President has
had good effect upon Stocks which have advanced a.
We have no further details of the Americas news which
had depressing effect upon Cotton and Breadstuffs
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TeIegraphel to the !. DaiIy Crescent. ;,
First Dispatch.

BALTIMORE. Nov. n.-Election Returms-viginia is
considered doubtfu-in eghtyour counties Taylos gain
lover Clsys vote in 1874 probably is nearly 8OOO and forty
counties 70 hear fOm .Casss majority in Ohio thought
tobe about TO- co., Illinois has given Taylor about 5000 maj
Dedication IN the Poste6ce-some of the clerks in the
Baltimore POstoce have been arrested and held to bail
charge Of abstaetng money from letters in the mail, to
the amount Of about $1,000.
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STATISTICS OF THE NIAGARA DISTRICT, UF-
PER CANADA.-The District through which the
Welland Canal passes, comprises the larger part
of the peninsula beyond the Niagara river, between
Lakes Erie and Ontario, and, by the census OF
1918, is found TO contain 1920 inhabitants, Of
when 1000 reside in the villages Of Niagara and
ST. GATHERINGS. There are in the country parts,
SIP Methodists; 602l Episcopalians; 44l7 Pres
byterians; 1898 Roman Catholics 1904 Memo
nists; 1900 Baptists; $50 Quakers, etc. Many
persons have no religious creed whatever. OF the
population, Abb are natives of Canada 1858 of
the United States 20S3 of England: 1886 of Ire
land 1920 of Scotland 1850 of Germany The
coored people number $40; 2699 boys and 2O88
girls attend school.
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Ho, FOR YucATANi-We learn that Captains
Kelly, McHenry, Freeland and Connolly, are rails
ing companies for the Yucatan Regiment, under the
command Of that able officer, Col George w.
Whites portion of which is already in the field.
They are all officers of experience, having served
in Mexico with great credit to themselves From
the inducements held out by the Yucatan Govern
ment, in pay and bounty, we doubt that the re-
giment will soon be filed up.
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Dy We are indebted TO the officers of the steamer
United States for New York papers.