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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

AN INDUSTRIOUS CoMMuNiTY.-Thc Gre;
harrington Courier says the principal occupa
ton of tho male inhabitants of that village,
present, is pitching pennies.
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ANOTHER DESPATCH.

~. LOUIS, June 7.
By a arrival from tho Plains, we have in
telllgencc from large party of California cm
grants, who, on the 18th of May, had reached
point 200 miles from our western frontier
and were getting along well, without further
mo!es'a,ion by the Indians. The health ot
the party was impro wing.
An expedition from Salt Lake had been fal-
len IN with, whose object it was to hurry fol
ward the Mormon emgrants, in order that
they might take advantage of the recent and
wonderful discoveries of gold in that region. 49,
This information induced many OF the emi.
grants to abandon their wagons and other
cumbersome property, including provisions,
and push ahead with mules.
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The New York Tribune establishment, is |
a JOIN, stock concern, divided inio 100 sh |
OF $1,000 each, which ao owned as we'll
the cmployccs Il Tic old firm as by tho
cipal', Nlc 81. Gfcul a. Nci,lra,h
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C5'Rev. Mr. Lamed, of Providence Mis-.
sorary at Fremont, Illinois, is expected to
preach at the Unitarian Church, tomorrow.
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The greater part Of mankind employ their
hrst years TO make their last miserable.
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Or On and after Monday next. the steamer
Perry will arrive at, and leave from Buffers
whaIf, Providence, on the West side Of the
River, just below the Arcade.
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A CURIoslTr.-The Boston Courier states
that Mr. William Cater of Cambridge has
calf about -four weeks old, covered with wool
like Sheppard ailordlng as liberal fleece
as aMerlno. IL Is of dark cream color
nearly approaching to black. This is great
er curiosity than the wooly horse--bui as the
lasyor said to the Judge, /" VIII your honor
stick Z" VIII the wool continue wool
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UFThcre has been another case of cholera
in Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

Father Mathew sailed from Liverpool on
the Goth Of May, in the ship Ashburon, for
New York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

The Nashville papers state that Ex.Presi.
den, Polk is dangerously III Of The cholera
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

hFHyperion to Satyr. Longfcllcw
rns'Icaling at Newport. -Lo,reH Cow1cr.
Please explain, Mr.. Courier.
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\ HIVE should have s,aicl, in Saturday &
paper, that Mr.. Ennis was Jonyeigh years
of age, instead Of fifty. We also omitted TO
state that he was Coil ctrr Of III S port, under
portion of the A Administration of President
Tyler
| SINGULAR DEvoTIos OF SL,yE.-Smcide.
A slave named Julins, belonging to j. w
Hudson, Esq, of Fairfield, S. c., committed
suicide last week, by shooting hin self with a
pistol. lie had been kindly and alectionatcly
reared by his mistress, The late Mrs Martha
L. Hudson, from early infancy, and instruct
ed by her in reading and writing. Upon the
death of his mistress, grief for her loss drove
him to this act of despair.
UTYcs,crday morning IS mail reported forty
new cases of cholera in New York, and nine
teen deaths
There was another fatal case in Boston
New ORLEANS, June 6--P. NJ.
General Games expired this day, of the
cholera. He had been sick but two days.
The great crevasse is still unchecked and
the water in the streets continues to RISE
ST. Louis, June 8, lS49
The cholera is again increasing in this city.
In nine cemeteries there were 42 nterments
yesterday, of which 26 wele cases of death
by cholera.
CINCINNATI, June 8, 1910.
The Board of Health report 81 new cases
Of cholera, and deaths. since noon yeser-
day.
The %eathc, con,inucs very warm
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Gen WadJy Thompson of Soaai C,rs ~,
formerly Minister to Mexico, is an applicant.
for the sIey sn mission.
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Death by Choiera-Capt. St. John oi
steamer regon, running between New VI
and A lbany, died OF cholera at New Yorl|
Tuesday. lie "; seized on Saturday,
as his boat was starting for Albany.
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The ship Martha, Clifford, with 100 bar
rels sperm oil, arrived here this morning,
about 3 o'clock f; she has been absent four
wears
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G5- Tho New York Mail this morning re-.
ports "a now cases Of Cholcra, ~ lhi, ely
Sod "a deaths,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

The stocks OF Massachusetts stand higher
IN London than those Of New York.
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For the week ending the Goth ult., there
were 1913 cases of cholera in New Orleans
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The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding
on the LIST Of June was 81, ,s3o, ,0303l.
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Is 4 man slave is TO be hung in Piedmont
"a, August 10Th, for stealing meat
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MIR. Bod,sco.

telegraphic despatch received from Baltimore last
night informs us that the New York Courier and En-
quer Of yesterday morning contains letter from Wash
ingon dated the 2sh instant. from which the following
is an extract
"Ths Emperor Nicholas has recently pepetrated
Of unparalleled barbaism which will be deeply depored
by the citizens of Washington, and hardly fall to
awaken the indignation Of the civilized world He has
NJ Bodsco, long the Russian envoy in Washington,
from his family, and driven him, in his old ege, the life
long rigors OF Siberian exile. This is astounding
and through medium which precludes all doubt
that edic of the Auocat prohibited his d-
pomac agents from owning property Of kind in the
countries which they accredited and NJ Bodisco
enriched himself in estates wholly American He owned
valuable real estate in Georgetown, and became consd
eraby Interested in government securities. His property
in all, ~uiued four hundred and fifty thousand dol
ars These facts became known the Emperor last win
ter, through the agency Of spy, and he Immediately pro-
ceeded Ia arul manner entrap M Bodisco into his
hands.
"Just previous to his departure from Washington either
from suspicion his monarchs motives in view Of
the peris OF the voyage, NJ Bodsco settled handsome
fortune his much-respected wife. who, twill be remem
bered American lady These facts have been in my
possession for several weeks but under injunction Of
secrecy, lest they should reach Madame Bodisco."
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The TARIFF QUESTION AND IT'S SrA1rsrIcs.-It is
bued abroad that the present Secretary OF The Treasury
preparing report anagonistical to the views and doc
Of Secretary Walker. the subject OF tariff
system, with distinct recommendation TO abolish the
principle and provisions OF the act OF iS46 in toto, and
substitution OF those OF the act of 1s42 II this should
turn out to be the fact, and any endeavor should be
made 10 make the subject party question, it will
result as we have hitherto endeavored 10 explain.
This is suicidal policy for the wing party.
Any onslaught on the tariff Of 1915 will meet
with signal defeat. That tariff may be slightly
modified to Details but its principle must not be
touched, made party question. In reference 10 COT
ton manufactures, under the tariff Of is42 the southern
States had scarcely factory But under that OF 1916,
they becoming manufacturers, and the northern
States reaping adequate rewards for factory labor
Upon this subject we point to the following significant
remarks in the address OF Gen. Talmadge, the president
Of the American institute, in the city OF New York. on
Of meaning and Instruction:
according the interesting statistics brought forward
by the orator al tile evening, appears that In Georgia
there now ~ cotton acories successful operation
In Norh Carons, there 3j In Alabama there ~
exist; In vietfia there 40 These facts speak vol
for the enterprise Of southern brethren they
show the sosk from which they sprang and that they
bone Of bonc and Besh Of hesh.' What happy
ptoni e said ls General these facts give of the
uuue unity o. happy Uaon, in band Of brethren
united In pursuit. and common interest
TITUS South, were, Northernzes Itself And le
ufhope that the North riu meet half poy and Sowhen
ist aidf." tPsn"sypaniaw
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The TRoy Posr OrTIcE.-ARREsT OF THE CLERK rop
STEALING nosEy.-The good OF the wing party, not o
the country, demanded change OF posmasiers at Troy
in this STATE and the excellent postmaster at that place
was removed for the crime OF being democrat Though
the county OF Miami is strongly wing, the people resent
ed the removal at the last election by making Mr. Pear
son, the discharged postmaster, sheriff OF the county
The new postmaster appointed young wing by the
name Of Fuhrmann clerk, and few days after enter
ing upon the duties OF bis Office, package Of letters, in
tended for the Cincinnati distributing post office, was
missing, one Of which contained $4,000 in bank bills
Suspicion fixed the clerk in the Office, and some
days since he arrested in GAINESVILLE, and 400 OF
the money found in his possession. He is now in this
city, awaiting his trial before the United States court,
now in session. and has already confessed the crime.
The Zanesville Gazette says that "Fuhrmann states
that IN making the mail the package fell behind the
box and was missed On discovering H. he thought he
would retanit until the next day in his private posses
son. that the postmaster might not discover the over.
sght when having il in his possession he was over
powered with the temptation TO apply II bis own use.
From that moment he stated that be had no peace and
though he thought himself beyond danger guilty con
science made him miserabie.--Ohio Statesman
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We have received the first number Of "THE PILor,'
democratic paper which has been recently established al
Ipodsuoutb, Virginia "THE Pnor' is published BY
ussss j. s. Cunningham & Co., under the editorial man
cement Of T. T. Montague. ESQ., late OF this city II is
OuDsbed daily and weekly and exhibits great taste and
augment in its selections while il compares iavoraby
d typographical appearance with the daily papers OF
hs northern cities. OF its editorial articles it is need
less 10 say they are sound iudicious. and able Col
ael Montague is well and iayorably known TO the
DeOpe Of eastern Virginia as he is well and favora-
bly known to the people OF Washington. His sier-
linz integrity man. and his firm and unhinching ad-
hsence 10 the great principles OF the democratic party
mu win for him in his new vocation the esteem and re-
and Of his political foes, well as the support and conf
I,Oce Of his political friends. We welcome him TO the
nOks and cannot wish him better than that he may
aed as well as be deserves.
The following extract from the sautaiory address Of
THE Prior" gives assurance that il will steer by the
ebat Of Jefersonan democracy and if the people OF
sslen Virginia wse they will extend il liberal en-
engagement. May all success attend il.
As indicated In prospectus the political character Of
|TuE Por will be DECIDEDLY We have ever
,.scSive legislative. and Judicial as mere agency.
lated by the States iniher capacity us SEPARATE sogsre'gn
ANU or agency thus csea.s Charged with tho
cuon Of certain duties. csayiy dsfafd and particularly
@ov to act under any prsri hatsoever The past his.
oy of country oy tends to conrn the conviction we
long since enertained una. he welare o. 'e Whole,
Inv combining the action oil government strictly within It's
specified limits and guarding most carefully against any
auctions Aud hence we have ever advocated, and shall
sill continue to advocate IN our journal. the simple doc
Vnia resolutions and report OF l79S99 by the principles
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From our s.,a~or. oorr..p..a....
BALTIMORE, Oct. so-s. p. N

BALTIMORE Oct so--5, p. m.
Five peath~ Howe Of rsfngs.-Robut M MeLa~s.
faLsres -7hsairicais : The markets, &C.
We Ave delightful weather. after the yesterday
though there symptoms Of the approach OF cold
weather. and those melancholy days which usually
pany the commencement Of November
meeting OF our citizens is called for tomorrow az
ternoon discuss and adopt the establish
Of house Of refuge for juvenile dcnquents. The
number Of children weekly jail and the number
constantly perambuatng the Streets living by begging and
theft evidence sufficient Of The necessity for the cstab
iish,nent Of such institution.
The Philadelphia Pennsy vsnian Of this morning names
the Hon. Robert NJ McLane Of this city the democratic
candidate for Spesker Of the House Of
and addsi Gle Is Of the rsLng OF the Union and
will later take high rank he has
the and the ability for any poson and would make
a apital Speaker"
Yesterday announced the failure OF the susquehsnna
Pa) County Bank for the OF which perceive the
brokers are paying fry cents the dollar To day in
teisence has bees received that the State Bank Of Norris
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In reference the oard Issiifioa which had become
prevalent At rs iibea wages had been given but il
wa: found that very many WHO far from being ind
the wages were reduced the needy alone might ap.
ply"
Why we ask, were the wages OF the necessitoas re-
duced! Was because impostors avaed themselves OF
the beneyoence OF the Howard institution II so,
why was there not committee appointed Inquire into
All cases, and give employment to but the needy
Was right, Just, or humane reduce the wages oil the
INDECENT because OF the and heatessness OF
impostorsl Their names should have been procured
and published. Fiat jusitia. r.
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Ccur de Style Dpiomaiqne, H. Mesei avoumes, Pnrs
British Conls Abroad their origin sak, pnyieges dudes, urs
dcion, kc., volume, London
Pufendo h de IA Nature dee Gems generate de-
Ia Morale de Ia Jurisprudence - ID Poique, Barbyac
iaion into Frcnch,s volumes, qusrto, Bsse
Pundo complete In one volume, fo, London, Ksnnets
laton into EnrIsh
translation into French, y vols. qasrto, Bale.
Mensch Manuel Prafque du Consuiaf, vol. Leipsic.
vae bo de- Gems Principles De Lot Nasnre, volumes.
Ganih Dcionsirs Anaygue deconomie poaqss vel Psrs
School, Recuen Dc Feces Omeiecs . vols, Paris
being tcaes
tons sc ofthe various European Powen during me owns
the French revelation n VIOLA London.
Mcculobs British Empire, volumes.
London, lefs.
Martins Colonies, vol, London.
Mcsreeors Commercial statistcs q ~ Nations.
McCullochs Commercial Dictionary, Easiish copy, vol
Do DO do American copy, vols.
Debates on oaebec Bin British Parliament, vol Lon
don.
Poslethwais vos., foio London.
Imported with many other works on The same class q BON
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branches Of science. octB
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DIED,

On the evening OF the 29 instant
Mrs Worthngton AFTER long and affection, MARY ELIZA
BETH, wife Of N. A. Randall, this city.
The family respectfully attend thu
funeral at 2 O'Clock this evening.
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Cost Matthew's Church.-Rev. Chas King
College, will preach In this church Thursday
At 10 A. and the Rev John =, Donean Of Baltimore preach
during the evening Services al ~ O'Clock.
~
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New Jersey has suspended payment Of lie liabilities Az
these bank suspensions usually con,sgioas we may
LOOK out iof iarner intelligence of the same sos and
Hudson, the Irish comedian made his arst appearance
the Holiday street Theatre night and wa well "a
ceved though he fell considerably short q the
that had been raised by the northern press Nh. .nyiu
was admirable, but In his acting he fell short Of Collins
Power will probably have successor personaor
Of Irish character and pecularities.
The number of deaths In Baltimore h week was IA of
which number AZ were under 10 years OF age
The aARKETs.--ln the Baltimore market, this morning,
there sales Of 500 bbls Howard street four o. and
200 bbls yesterday price, Large sales OF City
and white l0S ia. Sales white corn 90 cs and yell
low at a62cs Rye 55 So Oats S0a 50 The osr
ngs OF beet cattle at the scales yesterday amounted 400
mead OF which go were driven TO Philadelphia and 750
sold 70 cry butchers and packers prices ranging from
W TO VIZ per loo lbs on the hoof 81 % 70 nett
and averaging w % gross These prices slight adj
vance Live hogs selling 81 Is TO "a 70 Der 100 lbs,
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AmARTISE's History OF the French nsvelusson ef
IL Is4s.-A supply his day received.
smyhs Lectures Modern History, viii additions, list Of
books N American History Wy Jared SPARTA
Lord Mshons History Of England, vols evo.
The Earth and Man lectures physca roorvspy
in H. relation 70 The history q mankind By Arnold eayo
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TO THE Lovers Of the hest Havana Cfwsrs.-T. BAs-
TANELLI Co.. under Browns Hossi have ecsived on con-
ignment directly from svana cigars, of the most select
brands manufactured in Cuba Ancnss them we have any
only request good judges Of real
fine Try ,hem, hs been imported foe long time
equal 70 them.
Oct e--eon
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poToMAc H0UsE--Ths commodIous convenien, cs,sb
hshment Pennsylvania avenue, and street
two doors west Of Jackson Hail. been thoroughly repaired
Iehucd with new and handsome furniture by NJ JORDAN Me
Oct 2s-Jaw6w
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TIL T. GRE LATEST STORE IN WAnsTNGrON.-
sortment Of gentiemenh nnder garments, 49,
SILK, menno, and niwooi under shirts
md lame DO
and size ~
richest desirn and coon -
particularly perfect nnas sirs
hand, made of msssrsi superior manner
We q perfect az, sale. 80.
samples. r. BAsT1ANELlT 4 CO.,
Oct 10 Fancy and PeruneU Store, under nrows Hotel
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The Telegraph SAT-.

FRANKroRT, (Ky) Oct 24-The evidence In the case OF
Morse and others u, H. oReiy and others has been cos-
ed and the court adjourned day pending discussion
to the admissbity Of certain papers Tomorrow the ar
gument oil counsel will be commenced. -A
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cOUvENIIss, Animals, Illustrated an Bccks, ana
y Juvenile books-TAYLoR MAURY, Booksellers, On
street. are now receiving coming holidays
collection beautiful books for all the
Animals published In the country and those imported velvet
eIasp and
new and standard books for young people OcsN
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Typo.-COnner q Sons United States Tyre Rsun1xy.
ssE: .ns s.s :.s:
y ss I ss q ed On L
@ s ind. .ss, nd
ssars asi.s y Fsaaas. y. y !:
generally which we insar. sae dnraBy 70 ss nsss
"sa.. and sas s W mad.
Presses, Wood Type Cases stands Brass Rules, mpo
cees Rs and every article for sonps
6ans Once win e. q scotch
q VINO
$ sss ai :Is
-. JAMES CONNER SON.
BA new Specimen Book will be issued and ready for dsv
u Oct s .S@s sas H STi%SMas S'''
CRENCH FANCY GOODS Sse-Iust opened !, s. PARKRR,s
Comb Fancy and rsr@s Store large o French
Paer mache rosewood pearl and brass nad and leather wr
Papier %achs embossed papeishs. and porlolo.
Gen,lemen's and ladies' dressing casss
SS ss,s. Ssrs s ,sh . xs;. s.:.
Ss;,s M %
Card baskets, embroidered willow do
P Psasas. ses s.o psps, wss wax vs
Cbessmen, backgammon boards
PeaDSivana avenue, near National Hotel.
NEW and Fa.h,on.bls GOOD. Tor e..slsms..--w.
IN have this day received by far the beautiful
plete Of goods appcrainng gentlemen
before
customers among which
$50 pieces Of entirely style Fancy Cassmeres
~ do hne black French Doeskin do
do rich fancy coorcd Cloths, Of shades .
do blnck French Cloths, fine
10 do very cheap C1oak Chths
Is do elegant suk and Satin vestinp
IS do black and coiored SILK velvcs
rs dozen SILK Merno Ansola, and Cotton garments q
every kind
Fancy silk and Satin Cravats
SIR and Linen cambria Pocket Handkerchieh
Gloves, Hosiery, suspenders, nc.
All az which viii made mn An the uoss fshou
Bile style, guarantytng hts n a y
winter supplies are invited 20 on
r. n. HooE co.
Oct i6-3wif - =
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Election Of Unitsd State, lSs.ator

The Illinois legislature on Saturday last into an
election for United States Senator, with the following re-
suit; General Shields, III Cyrus Edwards IL In pre-
but General Shields was finally nominated In caucus on
the 2lst ballot by four majority The Senate
journ on Monday next.