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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-18

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-18
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-18
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-18

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-18

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-18

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lult bel $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

The SWORDS Of TIKI LATE GEN. WORTH
We yesterday saw four swords OF the lato
renowned warrior, whose remains are now IN
this city. The first was presented 20 him by
the State of New York and bears the follow
ing inscription Presented to Lieut.. Col.
VIM. J. Worth, Of the United States Army,
by the Governor of the State of New York, III
conformity with the resolution passed the State
Senate and Assembly in 1888" This Is a
dress sword with gold scabbard The han
die 10 also of gold, and represents knight with
cap and closed visor. On the handle is the
following Fort George eth May, 1913;
Chryslers, lIth November 1913; Chippewa,
9th J.ly, 1914; Niagara 25th July, lsl4.'
The second is a splendid dress sword with
solid gold handle, representing Minerva and
Jupiter, ard inscribed as follows Presented
To Major Gen. William J Worth, u. >. Ar
my, BY the citizens of Hudson, Undertook
aud others, formerly residents of his native
county, in token OF their admiration of the skill
and credit displayed by their gallant fellow
citizen at the stormng Of Monterey, Septcm
Der 2ls,, 22d, and 23d, 1916"
The third is Roman Sabre, presented b.
the State Of Louisiana, +" for his gallaniry
skill and judgement, a, the serge OF Moaierey.
The hil, is Of massive gold and represents Ju
/ piter with his ihundcrboli destroying ,h
many headed hydra.
n The fourth - a mos, magnificent dres
b sword, with gold handle Inlald with pear
sct with rublcs, analysts aud topaz Th
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

G5.The Empero, of Russia has erlled NJ
Bodsco, late Russian Minister to this country,
TO Siberia NJ. Bodlsco married an Ameri-
can lady, Of Georgetown, ID. c., and probably
the old Turk thought that he might have some
Republican notions after so long residence
here, and an intimate association with an Am
erican lady Of great intelligence and WORTH
and iha, it was best to cage him in the " lids
OF Siberia hile he had him within his dOmin-
ons. Russian despotism cannot exist much
longer and The sonner its doom is scale the
better for the whole world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
Newport, R. l, Thursday Morning, November s, l849

GFThe following persons compose the
Westerly and California Company, which sail
ed from Sonington for California, in the brig
Gen Cobb, last week -
President, Elias b. Ilnckley Treasurer
James p. Peckham Secretary, Benz. F.
Peck ham Directors, George Burdick, Max.
son c. Clarke John B. Armstrong, Samuel
r. Renney.
Officers. Captain, James Price First Mate
Nicholas Ball Second Mate, Luke Tufrey
Seamen, George c. Lyman, Samuel S. Lark
in, Gorton p. Lamphear, James A. Lamb,
Edmund X. Stillman (; Cook, Thomas LanR,.
ton Steward, Mathew Barns.
Members of the Company. Westerly, Elias
B. Hickey, Maxon G. Clarke, Gorton p
Lamphear, Alfred Hlscox, Edmund h. Sill
man, Mathew Barnes, Samuel 5. Larkin
William r. Cottrell, Hoxie Green. Benjamin
F. Peckham. South Kmgsovn, James p
Peckham, Samuel Waite, William b. Weed
en-, William w. French Ne,eport, George
Burdick, Edward Terrell, Henry 5. Clarke
George Burdick, Jr. Ne,c Shoreham, Mich
elias Ball Stonington, George c. Lyman
John B. Armstrong, Luke Tu!frey. Groton
James A. Lamb. VOl1nto ION, Thomas r
Renney. Norteich, Mathew S. Nichols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

following is inscribed or the seabbard 4" Pre-
senIed by the Precedent Of the United States,
agreeably to resolution of Congress, to Brig
Gen. VIM. J. Worth, in testimony Of the high
sense entertained by Congress for hls galIanrry
and good conduct in storming Monterey
Resolution, March :, IeA7."
We learn that Capt N. Darling, formerly
Of the U. S. Dragons, left yesterday. for
Mobile, to bring over the bcdy of the late Col
Duncan, and is expected to arrive here Mon =
day morning. We hope our citizens generally
will make that demonstration of respect due to
the gallant dead in esoorting their remains from
the depot to the steamer that is TO carry them
up the river,
We also Icaln that Captain Darling has re-
ceivcd ,elegraphc despatch from New York,
instrucling him 10 proceed after the body OF
the late gallant Col Gates. formerly Of the
9Th regiment Of the U. S. Infantry, who died
at Fredericksburg, Texas, seventy miles west
from San Antonio but we understand tina,
Capt Darling will not be able to execute the
mission. N o. PIC. lllh,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

The POET MLoRR.-lIe is the most mag
nifcent trifer that ever versifed. Nothing
can be finer than his surcasm, nothing more
brilliant than his fancy, nothing more softly
volup,uous than his sentiment. But he pos
sesses no depth Of imagination, no grandeur
of thought, no clear vision of purity and holl-
ness He has neither loflness or compTehen'
sion. Those who claim for him place among
the immor'als, are most generally girls who
,hrumb pianos, and who are conquered ty the
q dazzling fence Of his rhetoric, and the
ligh,ning-like rapdity with which he scaster'
fances one upon another. lie blinds the eye
with diamond dust, and lulls the ear with the
swinging sweetness of his versifcaton. Much
of his sentiment, which fair throats werble SC
melodiously, is merely ideaIized lust. The
pitch Of his thought and feeling is not high
The impression gained from his works is mos
assuredly tha, ofa man variously gifted by
nature, adroit, ingenious, subtle, versatile
forge,ive'-a most remarkable man, but moi
a great poet Nothing about his works
wears tho aspect Of eternity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
Friday, Nor. 2.

0+Our venerable friend of the Providence
Transcript declines our offer TO him of tie old
Bible which we purchased a, Auction for him
on Saturday, on the ground that he has one
nearly as old ; this is no more than we expec'
ted, as we supposed that he had no taste fol
the perusal of such book. He says tha, he
has one "a years old, which is frequently in
hs hands Well, if IL is possible that that
holy Book is often in his hands, except for the
purpose of removing it from one shelf to an
other,-~hy, we hare no more 10 say
We can assure our friend that il does "al-
levia,e our mental suffering" TO know that he
possesses so good book; and we trust that
he will yet become familiar with lis contents
lie is aware that
awhile the lamp holds on, to burn" &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
GENERAL. ASSEMBLY.
OCTOBER SESSION, kT SOUTH KINGsro
Monday Afternoon, Oct. 90

OCTOBER SESSION, kT SOUTH KINGSTON.
Monday Afternoon, Oct. 90.
SENArr-The S S'nate met pursuan, to al.
journment and quorum no, being present,
adjourned to meet a, 10 O'Clock Tuesday NOR
ming.
IIousr-A quorum not being present, the
House adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock io-mor-
row morning.
Tuesday Morning, DC, 30.
SENATE His ExceIency tho Governor IN
the chair.
Upon the ca ling OF tho roll, a quorum wal
found to be present.
The Senate took up their docket Of unhn'
ished business and disposed Of the same.
MIR. Potter, OF South Kingston, introduced
a resolution inslruciine the Committee IN ,h'
Judiciary to inquire into the eSpejicncy o
further legislation to prevcn, trespasscs upoI
the Indian Tribe read and referred TO Messrs
Potter. Kenyon and Cross
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

NoMISATIoN or GIN. SHIELDS AZ U. S.
SEsAToR-DREApFUL ArrRAY AND Loss or
LIFR.-St. Louis, Oct. 29.-In a caucus o
the members Of tho Illinois Legislature, on
Saturday, Gen. Shields was nominated 70. the
y. S. Senate on the 2lst ballot by majon-
,y. The Senate passed resolution to ad-
journ next Monday.
Some yorng Frenchmen stoppo a, Bar
num- 8 Hotel last night, and about IL o'clock
one of the party entered Barnum's lodging
room, shot him from gallery through a win
dow, and also wounded one Macomber. AL
Der, Jones, who lodged in room adjoining,
on entering Barnums room, was sho. dead
Ii. M. Henderson and Hubble were wound
cd. Both Frenchmen, who wero arrested, af
feced to be insane. Barnum is still living -
The same party, j, is said, made an nnemp
upon the life Of the landlord n, Alton.
Il TIE steamer Ocean Wave sunk in tho II
lnos River on Friday night
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

GtWill the editor of the Providence Tran
script inform us about how long he thinks il
will be before a divorce will be decreed 4" Il
mensa ct thoro ct a vinculo matrimoni," be-
tween the unterrfed Democracy and the once
virgin Free Soil in the State Of New York
l-Necpou Necs.
If the "unterrifed" continue TO adhere TO
the terms Of the marriage settlement, or nup.
iial contract; whatever they may be, there
will be no cause for divorce but if that par
| ty shall abandon that ground, become erra,ic
and attempt to carry tho other contracting par
ty to missionary ground, or on visionary expe-
ditions, then divorce ought TO be decroed, az
soon as the requisite notice could bo given
and judicial acIon had in tho premises. -
Prop Transcript
Rev. Fa,het; you need not fear that the
bride will ever be taken TO missionary ground
darkness cannot enlightcn darkness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

GFOur friend Danfor,h, Of The Provi lcnce
Transcript says tina, ho is "prisoner ct
hope" as regards any good result to his ca1se
from the coalititn in New York We sns-
pecl ,ha, i, will be A" Hope on, llcpe ever
with him, for many long weary year to
come, as regards those matters. That Free
Soil bubble WAS altogether too sudsy, Squire,
TO last long. We should have thought that
no was too old and shrewd poltlcian,o have
been trapped by any such poor bait llowev-
or, weasels are sometimes caught mapping
and ho of the Transcript must have been dos
ing when he inhaled Martins prescription OF
political chi ,roform.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Navy APPoINTMENTs.-Wa ashingion, Oct.
80. 0.-Commander James NJ. Mclntosh, to be
Captain, vice John Gwynn, deceased Lieu
tenant w. F. Lynch, to be Commander, vice
Mcintosh, promoted Passed Midshipman
William f. Boudinot. to be Lieutenant, vice
Lynch, promoted Passed Midshpman Van
Rensselaer, Morgan, to be Lieutenant, vice
Edward G. Anderson, resigned. Richard L.
Allis,er, Purser, vice Nathaniel Wilson, de-
ceased
Professor James e.. Booth has received the
appointment ofme,er and rc6ner, at the Mint
al Philadelphia, vice McCIintoch, resigned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

HThe following persons sailed in the
Bark Rio, from Providence, for California, on
Monday last -
Benz. knight, President William Dow,
Vice President Henry J. Holden, Treasur-
CT ; ii. V. Bickncl, Secretary and Physician
Colin c. Baker, Captain Albert a. Gardner,
First Mate Charles ii. Greene, Second
Mate. Members OF tho Company,-pardor
A. White, William Monloe, Albert G. Teu
nant Daniel Baxter, John Andrews, Sarnue
J. Eddy, George J. Eddy, GeorgeJ. Jackson
Joseph Foncs, Alfred J. Johnson, George w
Bates, Benz. Cornell, John Warner, Johr
Nickerson, Eras,us u. Briggs, John II
Briggs, George Gor,on, Jonathan +. Briggs
Charles w. Williams. Andrew Wool, Sieph
en- w. Pierce, Long w. Whipplc, DANIEL s
Bellows, Henry A. Bailey, Ambrose ~ Tail
or, Thomas Holden, Benz w. Gardner
Leonard w Bennett, Jonah Titus, Cd, Calel
w Bailey, Henry Richardson, James /
Vaughn. George w Briggs, Bradford W
Andrews, William RuPP, sbedIah NJ. knight
Peter Nocake, Samuel Underwood, Wlbo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
A philosophy which hides its head in the
clouds. is as useless ne tho ignorance which
buries i,s face in mole-hll

To RsMovs OL.-lf lamp oil he sp lied up
on dress that will no, be injured by wettink
lay it Immediately in small tub Of cold wa
ter A portion Of tho oil will be seen 10 rise
to the surface then pour of tho water, re-
place It with fresh and still more oil will be
seen floating on the surface. Again pour OF
the water and I'LL the tub anew, and repeat
the process ill no more oil can bc discovered
on the surface Then take out the dress and
wiring il well and dry and iron. No washing
il. necessary. IL lamp od, tar, or any Other
grease is spilled on a white dress il can bC
eradlcsied by wsshiRg and boiling IN the usu
al msnner
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

He DIED HARD.-Our friend Danforlh, of
the Providence Transcript has given up at last
in the Fanny Forester controversy here Is
his dying exclamation -
The editor Of the Newport News has dis
charged third voey against our Judson ar
,icle, containing about double the quantity Of
words, that either Of the otl er two did al
which we ncon,ncntly exclaim-
4" lnsatiate Archer could not one suffice !
Thy shaft flew thrice and thrice my piece
was slain"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

% We are happy 20 state ,ha, Captain
Wornley has just been made Rear Admiral in
the British Navy. This will be gratifying in.
tell gcnce to his many friends in this country ;
he has resided most of the time during the last
year and half, in this town where he is high
ly esteemed. lie is an abe officer, and richly
deserving of the high honor now conferred
upon him by his Government. Captain
Wormley received his information yesterday,
which was his birthday, as well as the fflieih
anniversary of his entrance into the British
Navy -NeirPcrt Daily Ne,ps.
Tn, worthy Captain is Virginian by birth,
and yet cordial hater Of all sorts of slavery
A man who worked out his own fortune by
doing as he would be dono by, he conferred
more homer upon The British NavS :han he can
possibly receive from it. We are glad on his
accoun, and that Of his very interesting family
that a portion Of the funds that 60 to supper,
the British Navy are so well applied and
only sorry 'ha, the profession IS so unworthy
Of him fall office holders had his gene;
cei,y and intelligence, high salaries woulc
no, be so clionable.-Boston Cronofyps
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

An INciDENT.-Duting the Trial Of Cogzc'l,
fo5 kidnapping, which took place few days
since in llilIsborough, Va, an incident occur
red which created considerable fun at an OK
pense of big wigs and counsel. A Miss Sloan
was tes,iying, aad was requested to state all
she knew about a certain transaction.
/" Wiiness-l was in the sitting room, when
Mary came from the kitchen hurIicdy, and
Cogzell after her. lie r,ught hold of her al
the sitting room door, and said, Mary, you
have been here long enough come aud GO
home now
AAOrn,yJo Dgcndam-W Wha, did Mary
say'
Anorn,y for the Siaie-S,op ,here-I Oh
ject 10 the question.
Here discussion of neatly two hours took
place, in which four OF FIVE lawyers pOrticipa
ted. After which the three Judges held ;
long, serious and excited discussion on thu
subject, and finally, in very formal and pom
pous manner, stated that II was the opinion .
majority of the court that the quc,,ion mus
be answered The court room Vas crorde
almost 10 suHoca,on md tho most intens
lnicrcs, was manifested a, this stag, of tn
proceedings The question ~as repeated
4" Wha, did Mary cay ~ aud the witness al
swcred-
4 She did'nt say a pord ?"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

PROyiDEscE.--Tho Mayor Of Providence
has issued public circular commencing the
international exchange OF books to the notice
of the citizens, and requesting specimens Of
Rhode Island literature TO be placed in the IL
brary Of the city of Paris.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Vaughn, Albert c, Deedrick, Valnum S. Gar
diner. Long Nicholas, ysrnum Spencer,
Thursion II. Lake, (of Jarnestown) John w.
King, Eliphalet &. Bellows C.. J. Carpenter,
George w, Browning, Ezekiel II. Browning
John Fraser, Robert Pet,is, Jonathan Baker,
Sheldon Crowell, Herman Checker, Judah
Baker, John G. Cole, Albert A. Whipple,
A lberl j Spencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

DFPersons desiring Warm Salt Baths can
be Accommodated every Saturday morning, at
Trevett's on the Long Wharf Nothing is
more conducive TO health than frequent bath
ing, particularly in warm salt water; we
know this from our own experience, and can
cheerfully recommend these Baths, and can
assure the public ,h:t they are all that the
Judge recommends them TO be.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
BosToN, Oct. 2Glh.

A negro named Hogan, while walking up
Sou,hac street last evening with woman, was
stabbed by another negro, and died in an hour
after. The cause was jealousy. The mur-
derer has been arrested.
A robbery was committed at Washbum's S
jcwelry store in Washington street, last even
Ing, the thieves escaping with about $1,000
worth Of plumber, cons sting of watches, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
OuRREc. Oct. 20ih


A row occurred in this city on Saturday A
th2 annexation meeting, tko Mayor refused to
attend the meeting at the Parliament Build
ings, aud it was adjourned TO the 81. Georges
Hotel Another row here occurred but the
assaan,s were driven of. They then went 10
the house Of Mr. Canchon, p. NJ. for Monte
morenci, an anti .anneXationist, and broke the
windows, besides doing other damage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

IT'S FOLLY TO BR WIsE.-The Locofocos
at the Union Convention, refused by resolu-
tion, 10 recommend Free Schools throughout
the State. Just so, for the only hope they
have is in keeping the people ignorant of their
doctrines. 1t is because of the ignorance OF
the people that the monarchs Of Europe now
maintain their thrones. Ignorance is bliss "
~ Y. Sunday Era.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

C;-lt is stated, that the Messrs. Harper. Of
New York sold during the first three months
40 900, and other booksellers in this country
20 900 copies Of Macauleys History of Eng
land During the same period, only about 49,.
600 were sold by the publishers in England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
n-rIn his late TammanY Hall Speech,

UTIn his late Iammany Hal speech, MT.
SchaiIer is reported as averring that,
d" The Democratic party was like Sampson
in his strength for when united lhey could
take the same instrument and dcfea, the Whole
Whig party in every direction"
The simple fact that Mr.. Schaller was
speaking proved that his party initiated Sam
son in its choice OF weapons, but its success,
by ouch means still remains to be demonsra.
ted.