Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16


King William, of Holland.
Ibrahim Pacha, of Egypt
Shah of Persia.
Maria Ejgeworh. the novelist.
Theodore Lyman, of Boston.
David B. Ogden.
David Duncan, NJ. c., CT Ohio.
Hon. Cornelius Warren, of New York.
Hon. John |. Morgan, of New York cty.
Major Whistler, Of Russian Railroads.
MarqusD Aigre, The French mil il'ionarc.
Gen Bclknap, Railroad contractor.
Col. Johnson, he Napoleon Of The Amcri-
can Turf
Gen. Sir Hector Mac'ean, X. G. b.
DR. Carmichael, Prof. College OF Physic-
ans, Dublin.
Rt. Rev. DR.. Crolley, r. C. Primale of ire.
land
Lieut.. Gen. Sir Benjamin D'Uruan.
Gen. Sir f. Paget
Duke of St. Adams
Rt Hon. Sir iu, chbull
Brevet Major Gates.
Among those now visiting at Newport, wo
notice DIR. Wayland and Professor Gammell.
'of Brown University
4" The Belle of Newport Courts mag
nifient picture, at Tisdales, l3S Thames ST.,
still continues to attract crowds of admiring
visitors. 1t is the properly ofthe Internation-
al Art Union, and viii be disposed IF by that
Institution at their annual drawings in De-
cenrber We noticed yesterday very large
number of subscriberson Mr.. Tisdale's books.
REMARKABLE ADvERrIsEMENT.-A New
Orleans paper adverliscs for sale one - undl.
rldcd half of negro.'
The man whose delight is god only, will
part with everything he has in exchange for
1t.
HAPPINESS IN MATRIMoyY..-Ims. saw,
Alison, can only be Obtained from the mos,
con plele con5enally of disposition, and ex-
ac' similarity Of habits and pursuits. No two
persons ran be entirely of the same mind and
disposition, habits, and pursuits, unless after
'he most intimate and early association. II is
IN youth only that the m nd receives The som-
pleXlon we would give it. II is then only
that our habits are moulded, or our pursuits
directed as we please. As we advance in
he our habl's govern us. Is il not, therefore.
better to marry young
Trunk knit with trunk, and branch with branch
entwined,
Advancing still, more closely they are joined;
At length full grown no difference we see
But stead of two behold a single tree
1t Is IN youth we are best fitted to enjoy that
exquisite happiness which the married state is
capable of alording, and the remembrance
orms pleasing ink in the chain of friend.
'hlP that binds together any number Of years.
he man who does not lo:e till thirty will
'ever love, lie will be too selfish.
HENRY CLAY.-Thc Tribune publishes the
GLOWING extract fiom a recent letter of Mr..
LAY to one of his friends, in the hope that il
nay have the effect of lessening the constant
nnoyanccs to which he is now subjected. -
Iiier reading II no man Who claims to be his
'7end will presume to disobcy his expressed
fishes
" The friendship of,hose esteem will be
est displayed by forbearng, at this time. and
nder existing circumstances, to call on me f;
II, IN spite of all my wishes, am subjected q,
annually TO an amount Of company, which
lear VIII prevent my realizing the good ei.
r's anticipated from this journey, to which
have TO aid large correspondence, elected
the fact OF my presence al the East"
A new Postmaster, Mr. Jas. A. Town
nd, has ecently been appointed at Glen
m, ". Y. The Loco Foco paper a, Fish
u, (near Clenham) ,hereupon come on, and
reiuIly claims Mr.. Townse"d as " sterling,
emccrat." Mr. Townsend writes 10 the
Journal d Eagle as follows
GLrNnAM July 3Oth.
AAc PL,TT, Esq.
Dear Sir u see in the Fishkll Standard
last week, that | am called " s,crlina
by the editor of that paper.
'uld say, in reply, lhatI am Denocr,,.,
not of the L6co Foco scho,L but on i6e
itrary believer In HAT democracy taupb,
advocated by the immortal Cay, Taylor,
sbster, &c. Yours,
JAS. \. TOWNSEND
The Fishkill S,andad now thinks ar
wnsepd's appointment The rcrg rora me
cOuM be made
TALL NAME. George Washington Ma
'on Plus Republican America Fourth Of
jean Jacques tiapcau, are the appclla-
5 bestowed The other d,y by a pair otjd
nchnan OF Cincinnati, nj public chris,cn
upon l. son, who had b. n ushcrrd in,o
world amid TIE " cannuns loud roar
a g.