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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-30
Fom the Delta.
ON THE DEATH OF MAI. GEN. GAINES.
Pattern Of old fidelity.

-Farewel to thee.
Pattern Of old fidelity.
He died not on the battle field.
He fell not mid the slain,
Although his blood had streamed adown
Fort Erie's hard fought plain.
That waking charge, the trumpet sound,
lie never more may hear,
Nor will the Indian war yell fall
Again upon his ear.
Oh, no!-lOw, low,
: Lies the here in the tomb,
A nations signs alone disturb
His solitary gloom.
II,
He died not on the CORY couch,
He sought at Christler's fields,
Amid the CLEAN Of steel and fame,
The clinging clash of shields;
Spared but to hear a nation sing
Her last proud victory,
He sheathed his sword, and sank to rest,
The soul of chivalry,
Now, low, low, low,
Lies he in the tomb,
A nation's te4rs alone disturb
Its solitary gloom.
III,
flushed is the sage's voice that walked
To war full many a blade.
That shivered through the Mexican vank
Till retribution stayed
The venerable arm in battle strong,
And bid the victor cease,
And turn his thoughts to other times
Times full Of joy and peace.
Now, low that voice is hushed
In the hollow tomb,
A nations groans alone disturb
Its solitary gloom.
Nv,
He died not in the battle field,
When the wild shout rose high;
A hero and a sage he liv ed-
Suoh did the old man die!
Oh! glorious chief, a rich behest
Awaits thee in the grave,
Sue. as a nation gives to nom
Except the wise and brave,
Thy name shall be engraved upon
Fne's scroll Nth that Of Washington.
Even thOughlOw, low, low,
Thou Hest in the tomb;
A nations gratitude CLEANS through
Its solitary gloom. J, M. C B.
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WALK IN +!
GEORGE BAGgy

OPensd his saloon in the Canton
rh where he is ready and anx.
n. v9nodate all his friends, and
',0s. WIN a comfortable shave, at
spSaSle hours. Sr tn,
n, VotIlNG and lHG done in
s, asu most gem fstyle, and to
''On Of every reasonable per.
I y, ls4s.
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olIUts 9paRmoW.

NOUNCES to the Ladies Of Can,
b and Madison county, that she is
ng on Dress making as usual, and
a short time have the Spring
s from New York and New Or
She will also bleach and trim
Nn and Straw Bonnets.
s. j. SALMON
lEh 6. '49N 90
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-30
MT. rushed sugar.
'aula article for sale by
DIV MURPHY.

|s' A Do
DEALER IN
Goods, Groceries
and Produce.
NJ 1Ifseo City, MISS.
sea give particular attention Q,
INDIE and Forwarding cotton
~ Baoo0' Aentucky Jeans ant
Pprpiittooa1., Lard, Sugar cu net
y ptOdues aug a general assert
|" 10, ls4s,
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~

ktOFRey az A"W'
MADISON County, Mississippi
/, he room above the Post Office.
fer attend the ircuit ourts
entities Of Alfalfa, Leake, Madi,
~ and Holmes. Business en-
wv ~ lie care will receive his zeal
sDtiOn. GIN
~ II, l848. ON
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amir ALFRED WELLINGTON
w CABLE & 60.
i,,iou and Forwarding Me reliant
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
/ Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No, g6 NEW LEVEE
Newt Orleans,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-30

ARESrLEY. S. b. MosBY'
|IESTLEY & MOSBY,
LyRs IN DRUGs AND MEDICINES;
h STUFFs, OILS, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PUTTY;
Books, BLANK Books, STATIoNA'
RNCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, &c,
sign of GOLDEN MORTAR,
CANTON, MI.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-30

AEfERENcEs'
S M { Monks Louisville, Ky.
.vid Guard,l
pac Dunn. Lawrenceourg' la'
bt R. Shaw, -,
IagJ Peters, New'OrIeafls'
p5srt J. Palfrey0 49,.
81, lS4S. 100"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-21

~ Ttfbsf Nov ,. Napoleon, Nav l0i1 ~ Tart a n
spcahrg 81 his mske mention 81 TIE loss u his "a
mate sud The form'r root y diectedt d.
Nov tnhtti'uf Nan. SCI 81 de, Aug
-, N,ttuctet, Il DO "a o. rre,iousl, stated 900.
AZ Payt. Move. Bydsfpc. altman, 81 ~ date %
10th TIE cunds % 90 "a his cruising
under ehsfg o. the Capt Brush remaining Al rombes
Bick.
AZ Toinbst Nov Lorsp Neterson. Nh, 90 wh 20 -,
icrnd ~ shore perm vialna.
so from 90 lore Or md abr Oct !, Coral Seabury, NIB
Nv o, fur 1slcttuaAo snd home.
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Passengers Sailed.

caaoREs-stesnahip " sham. from New orle.ns-ret.r
S s MsF S.S oDas %S No 2s't s hs'f
IpssS. i bal, ssSsdsr. MsrsSsn, aesht
ss c SsC Who 6sd Js s% fs
fi i sS, siss Rm uaa
s!a jane. G.sF' 1i.ss sss'f
Ssoss5 S,. Ds',1 ssr,s itq@q 9s
sysd, &lirss sosS 3 Cole Ihsmas D,Ss az a.,Ss.
Tf,Si sss S'a q a rsafT o o,S
f sH,ggsn .s,, G s. , ss i a N,
Ter u vsnost RiehaTd strAeiord Near wllsh, o ismnO
N, su a;S.i NJ P ss, Wilt SSs Lbs Fr
, s% SSs ys SSci rsu xSSsf Cd, fs's'
nurrhy " Read : y asssoli. gilet olirs
,5a ss5 S.,'s, SSo ,s ss@s.i r,n
nirg John business JAhps Charles lerrsnan Bsr-
rller. salby, smith, TbcnpsOa Richard Johnson
ssS fssScrsoo-ship Leopard from Bosom George "
stitman u.E.n, Mr. elias u shsner Jacob hrsstb ~
q y D,xter. WiuL Ehencssr rocker aowsrs BuSse
nsls Ly.ss, Chr tan r,rth, Ioss .asI,sr; wn Day
renee D Bailey, s6se, eiypn. Bel ausss, qrdy.
+ wenSan. phsm. M. : Uphs@. d n S,s@sr
stewart. Thomas eR,sr John aapkss John ss'i.kl.s
Hass. Isaac S.,h, .h1' fs,soion. Gee wisy AleS
u,ss Dt,e bruce, q cole c Rysa svas styl,s .ass
syks hsrsou, rtguaa Day fraat Bigeiow. anbr5se
Nelrrcss Hoir-ef D1yis. Henry y ss. Johp Sos-
ssp sishss hssssin 's.ss 1l,.h Samuel Se'rTps
sot Ats0' va h9wtri Jshs I'faon' N,'h, ~.
ssTSssersoo-p.rk Loui.i,na from N.~ orio,nsw
nsstirs ssd issy. sr.s fgor. Z zirsm an Gee-s,
rhsai,rl.sht RI ArmoS F!es.ri B.rry Johp for,nns,
gs,o. ssreyJ Arns'ropg rr.aa Jossrs ,rcher Joaa
ii. Jsnos DOnpvan, Leonard Pa.ss. Simeon salansr-
say Frsvc,sco- Brg Lsv.re,no,ss socs. Capt. shaA
Bl'su. fTtt Vhc'r den.y tnge' see9sid o srs Nose.
YsrI.
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Hft tDttAED

CJRE IN oNE BAY, WITHOUT MEDICINE pa
" larmoEi ~ Resdo street. challenges zoe .aess phy-
scsns the vaurcd medicines toeq1al bin ga TIE
of private cural tit-ase ue.srsans perna-
sent cure no aTgo Hii Wrench Female Pills var
rsbttd 60 cure fie porsf cases - sut preston
- tsTORA1GUk Uf Y Bi1K -NR CBLYrRf
II reitfsi agent o. Wi'c son, celshrat-d hnr
a. ftts Nirg las tahtn ir tie reception II
iacs nd gsntleset At No ~ hamh.rs street opposite
TIE PARK Hours tht pti)a & i1oies from a. 70
ociock, 2. n. Aiss's Bsr 1oht' sold by NJ
& qKICTU KI-Its HA1USs, 3fs PrOaS. con So
- gutrCcs node " detecstng aud perAnen cure wien re-
O. No hae NtIhr Fr'ctleal
Private tiss ned long e froufien viva sfrcrre 80
veufh edinn price 81 hay De bsd 81 hs s"lSo y Hrssn-
Wicf street.
mr.. UvUPsk, ~ DUsns STREET, hAs. FDA fng
NJ isst fcurt-eu fJtned as nActc- % the vst
alsat fsc-orrt atfsr diseases ~ dea astIss
10 ne scgra~G.rd % ths tsna, sst
mila " So d.ya orfaet sn-f
rsshsrus
nb. JOHNSON, Ne. 10 DUANE STREET, So WEh
~ known IN TIE ssatrins ~ dt -at' d9ssse1-he Doe
tors rgpUtster Tor sk hose hsi-Uursd cssel te esF'
5sisef Tor ye.s eminent 'ohftir eha Ses nest
kr0 sht by secret habit ereov-v cured Hss-r,oafcs
cured In four days.
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her are Mrs FANNY PHILLIPS daughter Of Mr.. l.. Oh

her age, Mrs FANNY Phillips, daughter OF ME- L. Oh
bert, Of France. ,,
liam Dbblee are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence No Division street,
on Friday 2lrt, (tbis day, O'Clock T. M
Boston papers please copy. ~
On Wednesdsy, December 18th ls49. after lspg and
extreme suffering which she bore with great pstienoe
S.nAH AuLp in the seth year Of her age, wife OF q
Ieshy and sister Of samuel Aud and Mary Aud, wife
of Louis Halleron.
Her remains inferred in the cemetery at Flat
bush Long Island Her kind aud generous disposition
will be long rene nbered by those that knew her
18th Month. 18th day, HANNAH youngest daughter OF
Thomas and Mary M. Griffsn, sged years months
and II days.
Her remains will bs taken Msmoroneck, for inter
xnent. the 2lst instant. at O'Clock, A. M.
In Franklin county North Carsiina 1t the residence
Of Joseph j. Cooke on the 3otb ut ,TLMos PATTERSON
soldier Of the Revolution in the seth year Of his age
In CASTOR County, North Carolina, ON the 18th OF
September, MIR. MATHEW LEEPER Q soldier Of the Re
youtiop, In the 95th year Of his age
In Buncombe county. North Caroline, on the 18th
ult WM. Woopr, sr aged ia years, soldier In the
war Of inds psDoepce
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nEnn RHMARn.-cnoSsMAN sPECIFfC MIx-

FcON turu, for The Of vOnorrhuN Ofnli remedies
discovered the complaint. this the
tain 40 mskss speedy snd permanent without The
lsst restriction in Diet drins change In app
cation tusiAos- Tbs proretor challenges single In
sAece OF recent gonorhmst 70 10 brought which the mixture
will under forfeitsrs Of so. Many cured
drya Sold the DRUG 9S Broadway Of
Chan stree also No 10 .stnr House; ut 10 Broad
var. and l,o Fulton street. osrper Of william.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-21

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS-A COMPLEfE PRACTICAL
IN work. the treatment If private diseases,
all kindred affections OF the
Illustrated by number OF beautifully cslortd ,lscs.
ts lsrss sshte By Homer iiostsek ". Largo guarto
$50 pnees % edition. pIics sa.
and Surgical JO nal 10 DO said fssrleay,
o. BIZ equal 10 nsord oaetun work the family %
de9se md far anything OF the hind pub
list "a ia this county. huhor Of tho work seminal
Enissi fmJofency, caused by proper habits.
plates. Price sale Pub
hsitrs stpger Townsend 222 broadway and by the
tfcrf Nr,a su.
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M EpICAL ADvIle -DUC1OR YOU RsELf PRIVATE
1 fer 70 cents by the Pocket hsculs pius or
Ey.ry On. Bis Own Physoia IL oonhdsntis silent
friend and rryate adviser enabling every one 60 conduct his
susoesal rmnGticn fwenty Edition,
vita hundred showing private diseased aud
the
b william NsphE. NJ u. The various forns OF secret
inpsteaey solitary habits Of youth are isthfuy 10
d. Ill the recipes vaa in PLATA language The
ohay.v Is worthy OF particular attention. aud
hould be read by every Any sending twenty
encosed lester. Will receive OF this
book " mail eegiss will be sent tor dollar Ad-
dress OK VIZ. YOUNG, ls2 Spruce street, Phsdsphia:
sns for sale by srnser a. Townsend. ~ Broadway New
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nR RALPH. AUTHOR or rnH "PRAorIcAL PR.

~ vste Treatise Sc. IS Greenwich s,reetorioe hours
9o u A. ", etosr. NJ fsundays @Sc-ptedl Those whe
sIpy in the early will Be SURPRISED az tas rrpdty
hfte ding 10 chiefly,
however thofs who have suffered m certain .ss. Of
Pile properly HE In structure
from its Hrit incipent - e advanced and dsrsss
lfro1 ADVANTAGES and extensive
be h's grounds Tor stating be obtained cia other
source In Ameucs.
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SHIP. Peter risSs pqtse sn Amsss,d'T yhG%p.Sn
csalisr .l Norton, RisSSond p:s,er sons A'"'"
cs. s ss nS ssrp Ysu Tsay q
Andrew. Doane, New Orleans, Poster q NicEsrson
H:ss:
say.Sna6, Durham p'@on: Lewcli Hobart %, De
sshrgEImis BaIs,d rrsts Porto Siso ysia.nd Phelps
Gibson, Baker Richmond WIN Collier Brooks, rhadel
phs; tsbells, Abenam. Boston, Ellen Rodmsn Sherman,
sioop-orsson, sturses, Providence.
Arrived.
er sep T. and SC seie1s Nov j. vita asso 10 order Dec
49, lat SO m lon 80 paced Am brig shO wng French
Sir kae, Lewis xarila I47 days with teas, skO sc,
RSrs Fs'Ssiin CT waron Ward cs,te Frapoe So days,
Win wins q 10 LINN RE experienced heavy wes
Brig Nautilus iLgtes, att6en. Bqsues Ayrss. 80 days
II 20 ". spoks bark rSiiadepha, Phiiadoi-
Big MSssle tOi bees.rsr Hsns'sE Port au Prno' rs
day. r,,n Icy o9e ana s,o,'' g. 1aos p.o y davs
~ s6 9a %,s's' Ion T r ssad
hus LiloSir tof wtsassstl uun sasua la drande' IL
ns Xsnophon (of Sevtn yNrmouth). Roxy, Bonsire "a
days foulhe sOns Sid npany with bark
Br, ssIah Eliza 60, Tbosas"n,. Thompson. navan' %
Big ssyaower Cot Nsv gsvshl BunnelI. St Thomas. n
dsys 10 ballast - rso~biese Sons, OF New Haven,
Brig austey tBr, cOldaott. sydney cD, II days
SehI ,isra Fos Foes savannah days. with timber, to
G sheldon.
echr Princeton, Tsrren. Norfolk. days.
echr Boment Drake fors hiver.
Eohr AssEon Davis, Delaware
Schr Fountain Head. Gray, Philadelphia.
sehr Harmonic Mallory. sseadsss NIB, DAYS With mlse
to j FarDuui the "A nio while on her way
the East River by TIE steamboat star carrying away
the bowspIit lib boom, wnalass, nipper, &c.
Below.
ehip Columbiana. Of Bat. - -
hrrs said 70 be the Keusiugton. from Snrseilles.
Brig oels Tri, St MARKS IA days. with cotton to Co.,
Anderson h Go.
The ships Switzerland, Lowell for Live pool Marathon,
Tyler avre ard Isaac Walton sherman for Liverpool,
are anchor North River, ard bound The
bark Green Point Wardle for Francisco has anchored
Quarantine.
Tho Gold Hunter Couillard, for San Francisco
after lying the sw Spit days, back 10 the city
yesterday afternoon, under steanl
Wnd during the day from Sc, with dense fog 81
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ma GLOVER, AUTHOR OF ruE TRAVELLERS NE

~ deal Guide, and several ether medical worxs sasrs
biz profs ons services 20 those Who have suffered from the
Atue 81 medical prets 4dtfs and rhyscsHs who have do
voted lees ssstiOa 20 thus branch of practice. Or. O.
prnccay aogusnted with The test nfDt Of the most dir
culs t.ips regular graduate IN his profession. aud
having confined himself 60 the Of this oias OF ds
ssscs. his oRces ct NO. tnow called No. ~ ana
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Pns,euxsrs Arrived.

BUyros Avpv,-fiars hrisie a. Baitimore-Nr Lcokcl,
and Mr. Kunbery and Mr. Norris ~ ship Robert
Fulton, hence for California; wrecked tho Falkland ISL
AndF.
81 THoMls-Bris Hsyaowor-F Corvaia, Alexander CAL
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MAKITIME INTELLIG e N Q e Z.


Port OF New York, Dec I'll, lsA9.
suN RIsRs 2 rs soor SETS. &c. IL Is
sUN sETs...,.,... "a wen wArra.. 81
TeiegrsPhic.
BY telegraph
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voorhecs Bstsey,
18th st-2

Young xiss. Gresa- Ysuns Julia A
Nich 81
Il
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IsT oF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW roRx
IL Pos, OGhre, December %. lst9.
oFrtcfhLLY puritssEp Tsy rApnE NsyISe
Lsuspr- ctRcuGArfo,.
psss mention che dste 81 the lisa IN who thsy sa
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

II need hardly be said that this token of ap
probation and Of conf 'ence bears with II un-
usual interest and value. ], is from the state
Of my extraction aud natiyity-a State di,iin-
guishcd ,hroug hout the American annals for
the bi,ies, the valor, aud the patriotism of
her children, and " which yields TO none in de-
votion to the cause Of consi;u, onal liberty. -
This offering of her representative will be
cherished with jealous care, and handed dow n
as a precious inheritance to my children.
You allude to the services hich have had
the good fortune ,o..elcit The approval Of my
,untrymen. The recent camraigns in Mexi
co, so far as military combinations and the
actions Of commanders are concerned, have
now become matters of history but no his
tory can ftly record the sufferings, the priva-
,ions, the courage, and the constancy of the
common soldiers. To the seadness and dis
cipline of the rank and Ale, ably led as they
were by the platoon and regimental officers,
our successes mus, be mainly ascribed.-
Wi,hou, such officers and such men, no insp-
ration, no good fortune, could have averted
disgrace from our arms.
beg through you to convey to the ablo
and distinguished Governor Of Virginia, to the
Legislature, and TO the people Of the State ov-
er which he wor hily presides, my most sin.
cere and heartfelt acknowledgements, for the
high honor have this day received, and al
low me to present to you, gentlemen, my m' ST
sincere thanks for the very handsome manner
in which you have discharged the trust con-
fded to you Nat Int.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03
REPRE-. ENTATIVES.

Newport--Henry Y. Cranston, Christopher
G.. Perry, Joseph Anthony Benjamin Finch,
Joseph b. Weaver.
Providence-Robert Angell Jabez Cot
ham, Henry Anthony, Tully d. Bowen, Sam
uel Ames, Allen G.. Mathewson, Shubael
Hu,chins, George S. Rathbonc, James G..
Hidden, Edward H. Hazard, William Sheldon,
William A. Howard.
Davis, Jesse S. Tourtelot.
Cumberand-Fenner Brown, Oney Ar
mold.
Sctuatc Isaac Saunders, Benedict Lap
ham, Charles Jackson.
Foster Samuel II. Hopkins.
0locestcr ii. Browne, Samuel
Sieere.
Burrillville-Mowry Ross.
Cranoton- Isaac N. Sprague, Nathan Por-
Ter.
ohns,on-Tilmerck Barnes.
Tiverton-Robcrt Gray, William =. Shs-
field
Little Compton Christopher Brown.
North kng ton-Jsmcs Eldred, Albcr,
Sanford
South kinss,on-Elisha Watson, Wilkins
Cpdkc.
Exeter-.Isaac Greene.
Richmond James Pollard.
Ilopkinton-John NJ Barber.
Wester Nathan +. Dixon.
ChaIlcsiown-Joscph Gavtt.
Warwick-Cyrus Harris, VIM Is Spencer,
John Holden, Pardon Spencer
Covenliy-David S. Harris, Amos Fiske.
Fast Glecnv ich-(No choice
West Grcenwich-John &. Ellis.
Waucn--Alfred Bosworih, Thomas q
Turner.
Middleiowh-Sa Samuel Gould.
Portsmouth, - Borden Chace.
JaIaestowu--lsaac T.. Rowland.
N Shorchan- Edward Mott.
Bris,"l-Charles facs, Hezekiah G. Ward.
well
Darlington 4 lien B.cknell
Smi,hfeld -1homa. Buhum Rsbou H1r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03
MosTRElL. April II, r. NJ.

The excitement in Montreal is still increas-
ing. Notwithstanding the extraordinary o.
ertions Of The Cover menl and the friends Of
law, the mob assembled last night in great
force, and burned down the mansion and
stables Of La Fontanc, and demolished the
windows Of DIR. Nelson's, Hicks, Inspector
General Hi,ck, and several other houses,
besides committing other acts OF owdysm and
violence.
Al great mass meeting held this afternoon
in the Champ dc Mars spirited resolutions
were passed praying for the recall Of Lord
Egin. The speakers, in their harrangues to
the populace advised peaceable measures
After The adjournment Of the meeting, tho
masses quietly dispersed and returned TO heir
homes.
Parliament met to day at Bonsecon' Mark
eihouse, but adjourned Immediately, without
action upon the events of the last two days.
The Bonsecon Market is a very large build
ing in St. Pau's street, opposite the well
known hotel, called Rasco's. 1t will be an
elegant building when completed. We be-
lieve it is not now in condition to afford
any thing like comfort to either house of Par
lament, nor do we know Of any house in
Montreal suitable for both the LcgislafSe
Council and the Assembly, unless it be Done
gana's Hotel, which is very near the old Gov
eminent House, where most Of the public
offices are located,
The family of Mr. Lafantine was not in his
dwelling when it was attacked.
From The Courier and Herald.
After this work [the burning Of the housesl
had been accomplished, the mob retired, and
met the military proceeding to the scene
Three cheers were Immediately given to the
troops, and both parties passed on.
His Excellenry, Sir Benjamin D'Urbane,
commander Of the troops, arrived in town this
morning
| 1t is rumorcd that martial law is to be pro-
claimed
| No account. have been received from Up
per Canada.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

Great PILGRIM CELEBRATION IN MARY.
LAHD.-We understand that the Philodemic
Society of Georgetown College, contemplate
celebrating the landing of the Maryland Pill
grim Fathers, on the fifteenth OF next month,
on tho site of tho ancien, town Of ST. Mary's,
on the ST. Mary's River, Maryland. We are
also informed that z. Collins Lee, Esq, of
Baltimore, has been elected orator and Rev.
Charles Constantine Pisc, ID. d., of New
York, chaplain. This will, no doubt, be a
very interesting occasion. The society re-
quests its members in New York TO exert
themselves, in order to get up a steamboat
excursion fot the occasion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

A PROFITABLE BoARDER A gentleman re-
Gently returned from attending as a witness at
the trial OF Tom Hyer, the puglis,, at Ches-
tertown, Kent county, related to us the fol-
lowing most amusing circum tance, which
occurred at one Of the principal hote 8 in that
place. Among the unusually large number OF
boarders, there was one whose appetite at
table seemed to know no bounds-e,ery dish
in his vicinity was cleared by him before any
one else could get taste. The landlord
very patiently bore it for several day. in silence
indulging in the hope that his boarders ap-
petite must certainly have an end, but this
hope proved delusivc at every meal his appe-
lite seemed, if possible, to sharpen up; till a,
length the. landlord, unable to stand it any
longer ventured to demonstrate with his board
er, and remarked TO him "my friend you eat so
much that shall certainly have to charge you
an extra half dollar" Z" An extra half dol
lar!' replied his boarder, with countcnance
the very picture Of despair. I" For goodness
sake. don't do that; I'm most dead now, eating
three dollars worth, and if you put an ex ra
half dollars worth on, shall certainly sue YOU
for man slaughter. ."-Bah. Clipper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03
New YoRK, Friday-6 p. NJ.


Arrived at Hampton Roads yesterday, the
bark r. Douglas with dates from Rio to the
10th ul;. The following vessels bound TO Cal
ifornia, had put into Rio for water and repairs;
viz Chrstovdl Colon, Architect, Pacific, A pol.
10, Lotus, Express, Willow, Joy, Harriet New
ell Marion, Peytona, Eliza, Treaty, Osceola,
George Emery, John Petty, Olivia Rowe, j..
Marvette, Laura, VIM. G. Hackstaff, and
Mary Stuart. The American publishes let
ter from Rio, which states that on the Cd,
March, the city Of Pernambuco was the scene
of bloody conflict between the Government
party and the troops Of the line and the Lustra,
party, in which the latter suffered defeat
loosing cish, hundred men in killed and pris-
oners.
The Liberals rallied bu. were defeated af.
ter thirteen hours hard fighting, in which they
displayed both determination and courage
The instigator of the revolt, Nunez Machad,
was shot at the commencement Of the assault.
his party fought until overwhe ming numbers
forced them to abandon the attempt. Then
came the cry of" Sauce qui peut ~ and hun.
dreds lost their lives in the hurry and confusion
of pcrcipitate retreat.
The Emperor hearing of this sta'c of things,
and knowing that the Santa Lusra patty was
very strong in Rio, came down from the me-
tropos to his residence, and Immediately dis
solved the Chamber.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-03

DECIDEDLY Rich One Of the parvenu la.
dies OF our village, but would be wonderful y
ars,ocratc in all domestic matters, was visit
ing few days since al Mr.. G-'s (all
know the old Major,) when, after tea, the fol-
lowing conversation occurred between the
Majors cxcellen, old-iashioned lady and the
" top not" in consequence Of the hired girl
occupying a seat at the table.
"Mrs--. Why Mrs. -! you do
not a low your hired girl to eat with you at
The table! It's horrible"
Mrs. C.. Most certainly do. You
know this has ever been my practice. 1t was
so when you worked for me - don't you re-
collect 7"
This was a cooler" to silk and satin
greatness, OF as the boys called it, "c goldfish
,aristocracy." And ahey coloring and s,am-
mering she answered in very low voice,
.'Yes, / believe it was" and
" sloped "--Jackson Patriot.