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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

SENAlR SmGLp. The election oi tls
g nteman 10 the Scua'c ofIhc United S'Jrs
revive, quc.t.n a. 10 h'~ q g b uty so thd
,icr. The Constitution q. tn lui,. States
cellar ihll '.no person sball be >endor " ho
-h,li not have attained lhc age OF 80 year. ani
h.en uirc ycats a oiuh n Of the United Slaier,
Sc Gen SHE dS was hoIn in lrcl'n-, al
MS .rllicue Tor uatufa uizilion IL srd iu taie
les, than u NJ years nye-tnut i>, The term OF
n ne years viii not be- complete until Otlubr
" The present year. Senator shields. trm of
.eiyIcc commences on tIs ,th 4 March uc :.
nd he j. -ummon'd Nv pro,lsma, on b. .,'e,.d
= see 4, y oi N. So ,'s ~ 'hst r-s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

%rw ColSs..-The Committee on Way.
aud Means have been instructed toconalder the
proprriy of reporting bii lor re ,ucing III
size OF th, one cent coin and to authorize the
COZ age ola three zen, piece, both to be &C IN
posed Of COPPER an! some other precious metal,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08
TIA IY

At Milan. the barracks are filled with pro-
Ie tiles of every description, Aucmps are be-
ing made Y the hustrIIns to excite The lower
classes against the rich.
The dies continue 10 wear mourning by
order of Rade,s,l The opening Of the Lyce-
ums and Universities Of the Lombardo-N enc
tian KIN dom is indefinitely postponed.
The CoRcordia o, Turin, of the 9th. announ-
ccs rom private CORE, pondence that emlgra-
ton from Lombar y has increased to an enor-
nous extent, tn tugitives being mostly younl
men of the age fixed by Radetski for military
service
/ Rome, Jan. 3.--A third papal protest is ex-
pocted 1t is reported there is great dlssenSion
between the Cardinals aud the Pope. Lam
braschna aud Anroncli urge the Pope TO an
armed Intervention, TO which the Cardinals are
opposed.
1t is said that the Pope is in great d spon-
dency at Gaetl, whilst, however. Austria, Ma
PIES, All pdlH Sttlli W III III
with view to aid him After dynasty of
10 ,S years the Papal authority has ceased 10
exist in Rome and new constituent govern
mcni is to be form ed upon basis of universal
suffrage.
\ rumor was current that the Pope had sent
an ency. llcal letter to confirm all his conccs-
sions provided no more be demanded OF him.
aud then he would return u Rome.
The CorGre ncv caniicie Of Genoa, of the
jih states from Rome of the Sd that it is u1-
dcrs,ood that Cardinal Grsini was struck with
appopleXy shortly after v'ry warm discussion
with the Pope and Cardinals,
We have some reports that the Slcl ans
have al lcked the out posts OF the NeapoIltans.
The proba iry is tat the King Of Nap cs is
dcsirous of sczng any rretencc of reconQucr-
ing Sicily and altogether the position Of the
two 81 lilies Is most unsatisfactory. France
ant England appear TO have gone to the utter
most point in cndeavorng TO staye Of hosuI-
les and the Ncapoll,an King seems bent upon
leconqucst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

UPnr FralkIu usci TO say that rich viii
ows w,Ic the only piece e sc ud-handci
goods that sold at pune cost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

/ III Accounts from Upper Egypt aud Cairo
state that an extensive mi, Of good coal lad
been positively found in tho VIC nI,y of the
Itn-r of rsnch. - the Mil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

y. T.. Will, describes a girl he met some
where q, al u figure, like woman IN two
nl,tl,s cor1cc'.d ly hyphcn a. the vsi :
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The following is published as a specimen OF
western eloquence and jurisprudence. Here 10
the east, the gentlemen Of the green bag offer
Judges preny much the same incense, but new
er openly prcsentlhe whskey
judge said the counsel for the defend
ant, your time know is precious, as must
be the case with 80 able and valued a member
ofsoceiy. This case is perfectly clear, and
lk"ow your learning and lucid intel lgence
has pierced III ough il at the first glance For
me To argue Wou d he not only a waste of
time, but an iosuit 10 your penetration. Much
might be SAID. but nothing is needed, Bef re
any other iudge would lay down the ru es Of
aw, hut here kaow they have been deeply
studied and Wis ~ under. TODD. look ar und
me aud b hold an hunt e house OF logs, vet
see before me the spirit of truth, the unprr-
ch.sed distributor of law, and the old tenc-
ment rises before my mental vision proud a. d
beautiful as a ma, ,estic temple TO Justice. -
Judge, have bottle of Old prime Morong1-
hcIa in my pocket for c respect bear your
character, al ow NE to make you present Of
II
" Jcr.ict for the dettaIani' s1.I the
Judge.
/ 4" Out Of darkness c,mc'h ,ight' as the
printers devil said hen he looked into the ! X
kc5.
No WovnER.-A female in Boston recent
Is, at the age Of 80 years was made insane by
the sudden sproutin Of a beard on her chin
she is uow shaved as regularly as pcDsous of
the otha, sex This comes of women desr ne
to wear the brcechc, and hankerlng after seats
in Congress, and the like. It's Judgment
upon the sex. There will probably be other
cases of sirllar character if they don't desS,
from attempting to usurp the prcrogauVes OF
the strrnCr sex.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08
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lie gives The following account OF ha"r's
and the u'c
Ch1grns IS a coll ct oa OF on" hun red neg
70 hptS with walls ("h"n they have any a".
ootN tha,chcd with ain y f." turkey "d1-
zardS ornament each OF and when II c'as'
.cS 10 rain, they hold themselves out IN h'".
bic lmiia'i'no oi 1 spread cage 10 ''y' h''
an SWamPy' i looks 'he ao"de '' p's'''Hc''
as IT'S. Now. ln TIE ory season II rams /"
uncs DAY, aEl the earth Is ihied 10 s1'of'-
non. IN the eight wet mouths o, The year
II must be decide y moist. We Iyii the place
with all convenient spood-some IN large
boats. which could mqk" but Tito progress
I,r.t,., ia s,r,uc ct..rprt ,tIers IN srt,l
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

Gy-We are glad t. find the fDowug in a
South Carolina Iapcr; The attack OF Sen
ator Foote rpon ia ISc Mclean is repro5a,cd
in the strongest terms hy gent, men OF both
parties. o. the nine Judges now on the hen,h
ol the Supreme Couu JUICE Mclean Is tie
on Wing, and i Mas uum,uiy IN Mr. Foot
to max, the attack hc did mcrciy Tor political
pup. Sc"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

Green Teas. and Strawberries, Sc, wc,e
ilouushing out doos At Montgomery, Ala.
bama. % the 4ih instant
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

There rc reports by t'lcuaPh, that gold
has been found N argc quantities IN 'hc Rocky
Mountains II is also SAID that lac intel +
gcncc received at Washington confirms prc,l-
ous reports from California, and that mine
more valuable than al ,hc oihci> has been die.
c.,,,rci.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The correspondent Of the New York Her
al writes that the nomination OF Col. Dducau
as Inspector Of the \ my. was confirmed hS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The Norfolk Herald announces the arry
n Hampton Roads Of the frlga,e Congress,
Capt. !. va cite, iiom the Pacific. Capt
Taylor, who is Represented to be IN bad health
Il, a passenger on board of her
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The Greek Slave Is on exhibition at Louis
vile. Kentucky. now. during It's exhibition
at Cmclnu y II was slIci by about l2.0oL
persons. and the income arising from lte cAhi-
blloo, was something like $1,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

SuIrus OutpoNF.-lt - now stated in The
North American, ihIt IN TIC Directory o.
Liverpool. thee are only 6i9 Smiths. 10 So
.oles'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08
IA DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The steamship Canada arrived at New
York, on Tu sday last, with II days later
news from Europe
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

li-The steamer Bay State will resume her
trips on Sunday morning next We shal, then
have a boat to ana from New York every day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

VERY Fam We heard a story YESTERDAY
uf amau, who rcturncd home from California
win gold to the amoun, of slNty.Iour rhous-
and dollars, which hc deposited IN one ofrh,
min,s. lie look oh his uld ta,icred unmcn-
enables. aud was al out to throw them away
md with ,rllng effort. she shook hrcHig-
fogr hoasaRd doiors worth Of gold du-t oul
Of them - EoToa Oroao,wc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

CuioNEL Bliss. \ resolution is he'orr il,
Legislature OF New YORK approprnliug on,
thousand dollars 'or the purpose ol punch, s.r.
swordtu tc prose tel to Col Bis,, Gcuerl
lay ,r Ass tddl, Jua General \ com
y ucut oi III KIND woul lave co with pc
cuhtr g.arc from the Legislature OF New
Ilamp,I Ire. which recent y pleseote a sword
% General Pierce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The refined young ladies' ola fashionable
board H.. school dscardei the vulgar tenn
Dictionary, AMI adopted Rcharltionary N
stead Of it.
rJ~Gung1. the great musician. has very
hmd~omcly v'l"n'eered 10 play, with bis baud.
for III grett Ttll,r luauIur ton Pa l. Wash.
ing,o., iot no,Liag. the cNpcn. es OILY to be
Paid This o.irr WIS ma c N answer u an
Inquiry what his chagc would be.
] Quarter Eagles have been coined from
California gold at the Mint in Philadelphia.
rhey are inscribed " Cal" at he head oftho
eagle.
lylt is stated that Mr. Clay Is pledge 10
the kentucky Legislature 10 support the adj
IN nlNtratlon of Gen. Taylor. We think this
might have been presumed wIthcUtany plcdg-
es
ABOLITION NoMINATIo>s- The State Con-
ycntIon OF the Abollonlsls of Connccll,ut as
sembl at Hartford on the eth inst, an put
III nomination the following nImcd candidates.
For Governor, John NJ Niles, of II iritord.
1t Governor, John H. Boyd Winch slcr.
Secretary, Edmund Perkins, of Norwich.
l'r asuer, George X ad, o. Saybrook.
Comptroller, w. Alexander. of Klhng'y.
GFSlhe meeting ol lawyes for the" Pur-
fcaiIon of the Bar ended by supper at the
Revere House, upon which occasion poem
written by A. &. Spooncr, was read We copy
two lines from It -
lh, truyst account of oar troubles hy for
j., ,thitlLwyers too often attend ,hc rroVa toJ"
G3-We are glad t. find the fDlowug in a
South Carolina lapcr: The attack OF Sen
alor Foote pom ia ISc Mclean is reproba,cd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08
Ola

Accounts from Bombay to the Sd Dec. lndi
cate that Lord Gough would have some shar[
work to periorr before the Punjaub is annexed
10 the British dominIons, which { seems be-
VOID a doubt has been determined upon.
The British lrooi in Pelhawur had mutln.
ed A Sepoy regiment at Mouton had also
gone over to the insurgents, leaving the Brit
h officers IN a most critical position.
Some sharp skirmnlshlng had occurred at
at Molqn, terminating in the triumph of the
British forces
The sege of NIoultan remained in statn quo.
r. British have nearly 10000 men ~ the
field preparing ~ decisive engagement.
There has been 81 h conspiracy at Cal
cula A plot was discovered To massacre the
English, selze the Treasury, and obtain mill
tary possession Of lhe capital Of BRUSH India
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The Journal oflhc Etsern Pyrcnccs of Jan
9Th, says bloody combat had taken = see bet
wen the Carlls' MotcmolcniSl chlct Borges
with some others who had joined him in Ca,alo
MIA. aud Gen Nourlas The rebels had TAX
en- up strong pos ton in the mountains nr,i
Fich, from viii they were not driven with
out vioeut struggle, hieh lasted some hours
This favorable commencement of the cam
paion IL c., sidcrcd to have conferred some
lnslra on the Captain Ge cral and more we
tori are anlicip ted by the r yaI troops.
1t i. asserted t a, Cal'r',a has caused the
brother of Brigader ions to be assassin ted,
as he lrca eel him an account Of his acquaint.
auce with the secrets of the rebellion.
SOMETHING IN A NAME.-Gcn Pacz has
called one of his steamers Of war. employed
t. blockade Maracaibo by the double name
of Anirep Jackson Bucud Vista
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The refined young ladies' ola fashionable
board ~ school dscardel The vulgar tenn
Dictionary AMI adopted R'charitionary IN
stead Of it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

Extract Of letter rom young gen;lcmrn
% lbs way 10 CalIiorni to hi brother IN Phil
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

bAeGiSG AND R0PE-we remark no change In
me market with light demand for plantations. sales
curing me hrs ofthe week OF us Pieces and $40 coils al
oa snd Sc On nme Since then light order, have been
uheo ~ inc sae quotations, tos Their with sale of 300
co.'s HOPE tSe Tne receipts this week amount 10 as
pleoesand i7ei coils. The shpmenss $50 pieces ana
si4 coils The stocks hand amount 20 s7o niece.
ami Q, $50 coils.
COTTON AND COTTON YARNs-Ths Cotton
market during the week has advanced and the stock.
are reduced, with increased demand. Thurss.v,.
sales amounted to 14i bales common at ess4c. Sale,
Friday OF ITO bales Alabama and Tens NJ s;,slc
bales 81 sc cash, and Is bales g. Sales since Of Al
bales at sa6c and sale OF % bales Inferior AT Sac cash
and sales OF 46 bales at 6is6te also sale early In the
week OF 200 baiesterms not given. Our qsoatIons for
ordinary to fair qualities 6z7c. Cotton Batting mar
De quoted at sssie. Cotton Yarns scarce and sale.
have been made during the week. In lots at G. T. and se
4 months credit
GkoCERlks'-The market remsins quiet with llmi
tod transactions and receipts. The receipts this week
are 80 oos hossses. and $50 bags Coffee. Sales
inc week OF $40 bags Rio Coffee al 7s7ie light sales
c retail sales ut 7ts7ie, as per quality &C. Light sales
OF Java Coffee at ioast2ie; Lasuyra Of 7a7ie N Orleans
Sugar Ia firm. Light sales during the week at a. a. and
&c. and ssle OF 40 hogsheads at Al cents We quote
and Refined Sugars 7ssio ets Tor the different mum
bers and qualities. Havana Sugar In boxes we quote
at sa7i cts. Plantation Molasses quote at 2sa26e
with Light sales at quotations. and retail sales In half
bbls at 2e. sugarhsuse Molasses We quote at 2sasc
according to quality. Cheese Is in fair demand
We quote sales in lots at sia7c. for good lots Receipts
this week 35 boxes. Rice Is In :air demand for retail
saes; the stock Is fair We quote sales at 3za4Sc.
TOBACCO-The Tobacco market continues active,
and prices well maintained The sales at Todds ware
house this week amount TO 225 hhds at the following
rate'; Frsts a s6 90, So So and 50 90; Seconds,
- % and 81 fo Common, 81 10 and 50 16 The sales
At the Planters warehouse have amounted to "a hhds
which sold as follows: Frsts, "a 30. S. and Is So;
seconds, S3 60 and x460 Common. a. IS and 50 Is.
rom the country Of Wool, In grease at f4ai6c Sales
rom stores OF Pulled and Tub washed Wool al 92a25c
WHlshf.-There are but moderate stocks on hand.
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

G. II. Drew, Richmond, Va
Rev. ]. DIcKET, Heinpin, Ills.
NJ. RYAN, MaysvilIe, Ky.
Rev. WIN. GUM, ChTistianbuIg, XIV,
MILros STEVENSON. Georgetown, Ky.
). M McKA, 81, N. Fifth ST., Philadsl phia.
JOSEPH FISHER, Chester, VT.
BKcKsER & CAnsIrF, Lafayette, la.
]. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va.
Gro. ScARBoRogGH, Owensboro, Ky.
G. G. EvERrs, Utica, N. Y.
D. M. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
Henry CHAPLIN, Canandaigua, N. Y.
BRowS & WILLIAMSON, Commercial BUILDINGS
superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
u. NExDHAH, IL, Exchange ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
n. BARcLAY, Russellville, KY.
Rev. HooPEs CREws, Chicago iii.
Hon. A. w. GRAHAM, BowlIngreen. XIV.
WIN. GARNET, Glasgow, Ky.
z. II BARxLKY, Lexington, Kentucky.
]. b. RussELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, o.
WHITE & PorrER, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
r. II. CoSAsT, Smithland, Ky.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

NEW MEDICAL WORkS.-Goochs Midwifery and
IN diseases OF women anu children new edition. pre-
pared ~ Geo. Skinner member Of the Royal College o.
surgeons, London. Fourth Am edition.
=, Halls Dental Surgery, Biography, Bibiogrsphy and
DIS. - -"
simpsons Anaesthesia; OF the employment Of Chloro
torm aud Ether In Surgery, Midwifery, etc ByJ Y
Simpson, NJ. d., p. r s. e. Professor Of Aidv-iserv In
the University Of Edinburg De
Noads Chemical Analysis. Qualitative and Quantts.
tive; By Henry n. Noad, OF 81. Georges Hospifsl,
with Numerous additions BY Campbell Morft. mastra,
ted with numerous plates-
Barth e. Rodgers Manual OF Auseulfatiou and Per.
cussioa, with additions by Francis e. SInith sseonS
edition. Reed and for sale By
BECKWITH & MORTON,
JeS $50 Main q
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

The barque isabella Hyne, nj New York brings
dates from Rio Janeiro to April 18th. She made
the passage hom New York and back, taking in
cargo at Rio, in 70 days and 81 hours-which is
Pushed.
She brings intelligence Of the arrival at Rio of
seventeen California bound American vessels,
from 2lst TO Oath April-including barque John
Potter, Watts, from Baltimore, arrivedApril 23d
and barque Kirkland. Philips, from Baltimore, ar.
rived 2lst The Kirkland sailed again on 9Th
April-and IL Others has also sailed.
The New York Tribune translates from Rio pa
pers the following account Of serious ARRAY at
Santa Catharina, south of Rio, between number
OF Americans and some natives:
eight American vessels, on their way to Cali
fornia, with from 100 TO 500 passengers on board
have touched here. On Sunday, the 18th, a num-
Der OF them, while on shore, committed some dis
orders. The natives, who had shown hostility to-
ward them from the day of their landing, collected
in groups, armed themselves and attacked the dis
orderly characters. These also took arms; fight
then occurred, in which one American was killed
and four severely wounded, as well as about the
same number Of natives.
"The disorder had hardly commenced, when the
President ordered out the whole police force, the
infantry and the National Guard. Pursued with
there continued to fight The armed force sur
rounded the hotel, which next day surrendered At
the command of the authorities.
"The examination which was held terminated
without being able 70 prove upon any one that be
originated the disorder, that on both Sides any
one had done more than defend himself. Ia the
Provisional Assembly there is much defamation
against the President, accusing him Of having Ia
ken violent and illegal means against the Amer
cans. Happily, quiet has returned, the city has
become tranquil, and the Americans have again
gone on board.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
NEW music.

THIS DAY PUBLIsHED.-'o Ladies Won't YOU
i marryn popular Ethiopian Melody.
Here's health 20 thee, Tom Moore" for the guitar
twill ght Dews," for the guitar.
In press. and viii shortly be Issued
Eye Mariners OF Spain, !" duet.
"Had never, never knownthee."
"Allan Percy"
PETERS, WEBB & CO.,
Music and Book Dealers,
March 2&-0 Next 10 Bank Of Louisville.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

DRACrlCAL PHARMACY.-Mohr. Redwood and
a rroStors fnarmsey- The Arrangement. apparatus
ratory By Francis siohr. Of the Royal Prassian Col
ese OF Medicine, Cooleutz; and rheoph'lus Redwood
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy 70 Phsrmacenu
cal Society OF Great Britain Edited extensive ad
diuons BY VIM. Proctor, IT., Professor Of Pharmacy In
the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy POrsale BY
BBCKwITH e. MORTON
ley At Maxweu's eli stand.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

KYAsIzEn HEMP.-The Maysville Eagle has the
following, which will be of some Importance to
the cotton planter:
We have known for some time that Messrs. J.
Taylor Crook & Co, of East Maysville, contem-
plated engaging in the manufacture Of Bagging
made from Unrotted Hemp, ard Kyanized in the
same way their popular Copiage Is done. But
We were surprised, This morning, at receiving
from DR.. Leavitt, the active partner of the con.
Germ, piece of his Kyanired Baggage, and that
several months sooner than we had anticipated.
The piece before rs IL decidedly the heaviest,
most even, and best specimen Of bseging we have
ever seen, and we are informed BY d. L u pr-
fset,y IspEsrsuorIsEs, and stn mot es Elected IN
decay. This specimen 10 half . pound 10 the
yard heavier than ordinary basging, and also that
much heavier than d, l. dssisns making il
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VNGERS0LL'S LATE wAR.-Historcal Sketch Of
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The Deer s,aIkers: q tale OF the Southwestern
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THE FARMERS ENCYCLOPEDIA and Dictionary
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