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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-16
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-16

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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-16

M CITY, of double and Single barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles and Pistols Powder Flasks, Shot and Game BagI
superior Powder and Percussion Caps Also, Rifle and
Shot Gun Barrels, Locks, Mountngs and other mate-
ais for gun-makers use wholesale OF RETAIL at the low
est prices for cash.
Guns made to order. Repairs neatly executed.
oc 12--tf S. SUTHERLAND.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-11
NEW HAMPSHIRE

col. From Concord at every day Except Sunday
BY Hookset, Amoskeag, Manchester, Merrimack,
Thornton's Ferry, Nashua, Tyngsboro', Mass }
North Chelmsford, and Middesex Village
To Lowell, by 8 m, SO miles
And back between 81 a m and l0I m; with a
second sx-times. a-week mail between 10 a m and
IL m, going, and | m and m, returning !;
and third sx-timcs-a-week mall between Al p
m and 81 p m, going, and m and p m, re-
turning.
2O2. From Concord at 6 a M Monday, Wednesday, and
BY Pembroke, Allentown, West Deerfed, South
Decrhed, Raymond, Epping, Brentwood, Exeter,
Stratham and Greenland
To Portsmouth, by m, SIS miles
And back between a and 6 p m, next days !;
with three additional trips from Exeter to Ports
mouth, IA miles, on opposite days, between 81 p
m and 81 m, going, and 81 m and 81 m re-
turning.
203 From Concord at m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Chichester, EPSON, West Northwood, East
Northwood, Nottingham Turnpike, Durham,
and Newngton
To Portsmouth, by p m, "A miles
And back between 7 and m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
2O4 From Concord at a m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By Chichester, North Chichester, Pttsheld, STAFF
ford and Darlington
To Dover, by p m, A miles
And back between II a m, and m, next days I;
arriving at Pitsfed by IL m, going, and by
m, returning
Dos. From Concord at IL m, Saturday
BY Loudon, Loudon Centre, Lower ctilmanon,
Gilmanton Iron Works, Alton, East Alton, and
South Marlborough
To Marlborough by ! a m, next day, 81 miles
And back between a and m, Friday.
2O6 From Concord at IL M every day Except Sunday
BY Canterbury, Sanbornton Bridge, Sanborn,on,
East Sanborn,on, Clifford, Lake Village, New
Hampton, Meredith Centre, Meredith Village,
and Hoderness
To Plymouth by | p m, so miles
And back between | p m and ~ m.
207 From Concord l0l M every day, Except Sun
day.
BY FishersviIe, Boscawen, Salisbury, Franklin,
East Andover, Andover, Danbury Grafton, Ca
| man, Enfield, North Enfield, East Lebanon, and
Lebanon
To West Lebanon, by 2 p m, 50 miles
And back between and Al m; with branch
| from Franklin at lila m every day (cxcep,
Sunday by Hill to Bristol, by m, IL miles; and
| back, between q p and 81 m.
20s From Concord at II m, Monday, Wednesday, and
| Friday
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.
Ertraa from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, lsa5

Ertrdd from the act Of Congress 5d oldTo', lo'S Sc
ton Is.
and be further enacted, That shall DO the duty Of the
Postmaster General all future lettings ofconuacss for the
transportation Of the mall LEI the same, every
N, lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference TO the mode Of such
than may be provide for the due
oeey certainty, and security Of such transportation
shall any contractor hereafter be required purchase
out or valuation the stock vehicles OF any pre-
yious contractor for the same route"
I5Bidders will be careful to read the forms and
tons appended TO this advertisement They requested
to state their proposals. the mode by which they intend
10 convey the mail Where the and weight of the
mss speed called for the schedules shall require
H. the will be made for COACH steamboat, rail-
road conveyance, the may be and consequently,
such will bs let TO bids proposing such mode of
vsyanee In all other the routes will be assigned to
bids proposIng the cheapest mode of transportation
U3Ralroad companies specially notified that their
regular bids to be understood including the supply
of each office the line Of their respective roads
quartsr of mile from depot Separate proposals for
Offices more than quarter of mile off, will be con-
sdered
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To Belfast by m, SO miles
And back be, ween "a m and 9 p m Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
81. From Ellsworth at m, Friday,
By Mariavle and Amherst
To Aurora, by M 26 miles
And back between 8 m and p m, same day.
IS. From Bucksport at p m, Tuesday and Friday,
BY Orland, North Penobscot, North Blue Hill, Blue
HILL Sedgwick, and Deer lsle
To South Deer Isle, by 10 m next days, 80 miles
And back between IL m Tuesday and Friday, and
ip m next days, resting night at Sedgwick,
going and returning.
Sc From Buckspor at M Wednesday,
By Duck Cove Settlements, Long Pond Settlement,
and Dedham
To East Brewer by p m, IA miles
And back between m and IL m next day.
81. From Ma,tawamkcag at m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday,
Bv South Moluncns Haynesvlle, and Linnsus
To Houlton, by Al p m, SIS miles
And back between 8 and 81 m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
So From Mattawamkeag at M Thursday ana saturday,
BY Conway and Number Three
To Pa,,en, by p m, IS miles -
And back between I and m, Wednesday
and Friday.
| SO. From Lincoln at a m, Thursday,
By Lee, Springfield, and Carroll
To Topshed, by 8 m, next day, Al miles
And back hstwcen Q a m Friday and m next
day.
| 60. From PassaduWleag at p m, Wednesday,
| BY Enfield ana Lowell
| To Burlington, by p m, 16 miles
| And back between a m and m, same day.
Proposals for semEwsskly service will be considered.
| 6I. From Orono at a N, Thursday,
| By Upper Stillwaer, Alton, and Lagrange
| To Kmarnock, by 8 pm, % miles
| And back between I m and m same day
g. From OIdown at 10 m, Wednesday,
| BY Argyle and Edinburgh
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To Rowland, by 6 p m, % miles

To Rowland, by m, % miles
And back between a n and p m next day.
g. From Corinth at IL m, Tuesday and Saturday,
BY East Cornth, Charleston, South Atkinson AT
kinson Sebec, and Wilamsburgh
To Brownsville, by II M, % miles
And back between and m Monday ant
Friday.
"a. From Levant at ii m, Tuesday, Thursday, ant
Saturday.
BY East Corn,h, West Charleston South Dover
Dover Foxcrof, Sangerville, Guilford, and Abbot
To Monson, by 10 p M A miles
And back between a IN and p m Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
Proposals to end route at Abbott also to embrace Eas
Dover, will be considered.
IS. From Bangor at every day Except Sunday
BY Brewer, Brewer Village, Orington, South oring
ton North Buckspsr, Bucksport, Orand, ant
To Casne, by m, IS miles
And back between m and m, arriving a
Bucksport by | p m going, and IL m returning.
&C. From Bangor at IL m, daily.
BY Brewer, Brewer Centre, East Brewer, and Norti
Ellsworth
To Ellsworth, by ga m, &c miles
And back between IL m and p m.
CT. From Bangor at 3 Monday, Wednesday, ant
Friday,
BY Eddington and Great Works
To Milford, by m, Ii miles
And back between IL m and p next days.
68. From Bangor at every day Except Sunday !.
BY North Bangor, Orono, West Great Works, Old
town, Milford, Sunkhaze, Greenbush, Oamon
Passadumkeag, South Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln
Centre, and North Lincoln
To Mat,awamkeag, by 8 m, 60 miles
And back between 6 a m and pm.
60. From Bangor at 6 m, Tuesday and Saturday
BY Genbun, kirkland, Bradford, Ornevile, and
Milo
To Brownsville, by PM SO miles
And back between m and p m Monday and
Friday.
10. From Bangor at M Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday,
BY North Hermon, South Levan West Levant
Exeter, Garland, East Sangervle, and Centre
Guford
To Monson, by 10 m, 40 miles
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

A NovrL PR0cEEDlSG. The New London
Chronicle reports a, some length ,Sc decision
ia two divorce cases, recently tried at that an
ci en-, town, the parties bring John G. Holland
and Mrs. Frances f. Holland. his wife
Each sought divorce, Mrs. Holland accus-
ing he. husband Of conjug al inlideiIty, of ha-
bi,ual inioxicaion and of cruelty Mr.. llol-
land retorting an accusation of infdcllty. The
divorce asked Tor by the lady was granted, the
infdcty of Mr.. H. being clearly proved,
though the charge of habilual intoxicatlon was
no, thought sufficiently established. The dl-
vorce asked for BY Nj Holland was denied,
the accusation against Mrs. Holland being
the Chronicle says, completely disproved The
novelty in the case is thus described by the
Chronicle -
4" The lady'hersclf next went TO the stand
and testified, as our statute now permits par
ties to do. There can be no question that the
impression she made was such as is seldom
seen before such tribunal. Ii produced a
most irresistible and over~ helmlng conviction
of her entire innocence of the foul charges
against her"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Canada arrived a, Halifax on
Tuesday las.
The po'lt, al ncws presents no new feature,
and the English journalizcrs lament the wan,
Of rny thing upon which they can be either
snart or causic, very grave or very gay.
With the exception Of the siege OF Comorn,
now regularly established, military operations
have ceased throughout all Europe.
This garrison still holds ut, and it is said
that the bese eed can defy tie bcs Il gers for
one entire year.
The influence of Russia and Austria Is be-
ing exeried to compel the Poe TO surrender
the Hungarian chiefs who have taken refuge
IN Turkey but letters from Cons'antnop'e
to The 5lh, state Il at this has been positively
refused by the PoIte.
The Pope has Quilted Gac,o and has pro-
cccded to Naples, where he has taken up hi"
abode at the Porticc Palace. His reception
at Naples Was the most striking aud popu-
ar character Tie Pope eyinces no inten-
lion of return ing TO Rome tpr'sen,, d thus
far no real progress seems TO be made towards
A satisfactory solution OF he Italian question
The cholera is committing serious rayaGcs
in Tri ste.
News was daily expected from Morocco,
whera the French and Spanish quarrel seem
ed likely to produce something more than q
mere demonstration. i ho Moors were en-
pccrcd TO make an attack on Mclilla having
already cut off the supplca.
The newly appointed min sters were Assem-.
bling at Madr &, but no notice seems to be
taken of the events going on relative to Cuba.
RUSSIA.
! In order to repair the losses sustained by
the Russian troops in Hungary from cholera
aud the sword, the emperor ordered a
| fresh levy oi recruits. The Grand Dnke
Michael expired Il, Warsaw on tie 9th. His
remains have been cnhalmed, and will be con
veyed to ST. Petersburg, to he inferred in the
family vault
The Emperor quilted Warsaw for 81 Pc
'tcr,burg on the l0lh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

port Gilbert Stuart was born in the vicinity,
one of his pictures Of W Arlington adorns the
State House, aud his daughter here follows
her fathers vocation. Indeed, Newport is ad-
nirably fitted, to become the iayorllc abode of
artists and men Of letters. Huntington, who
usually recrcates most of the summer. has ac-
compshed good two months work hers
This season, besides gaining vgoI I ON bath
ing and the sea breeze foi a winter campaign
Martin, son of the English me1olint en-
grayer, has drawn bevy Of portraits IN cray
on, after the manner of Cheney, and Mason,
native, hes very neatly painted the parlour OF
the Atlantic in iresco. Geo. III. Cslver', the
author of tha, capital book of foreign travel,
entitled " Scenes and Thoughts in Europe"
as well as Of several other credltable literary
performances Though now absent IN Europe,
has collage hc.o which he permanently oc-
cupes, when a, home. DR.. Choules, Bap-
It's, clergyman, whom not to know, argues
one S sell unknown" ministers to a flourish
ing society in Newport and Charles I.
Brooks, the Unitarian pas,or-whrse charac
ter blends the spiritual gentlensss Of st. John
with the human sympa,hes of Isaac Walton,
here employs leisure intervals in making admi-
rab'e uauslaiions from German literature.
His MSS version of the Titan of Richter
and some of the less known German poets, are
well worth the attention If some of the enter
prising publi,heIs Of your city.
A scientific gentleman, who was my com
panion on my way hither, assures me that
Newport has The most individual climate in
America. can readily believe it, and am in.
cincd to think that the vic nifty OF the Gulf
Stream IS one cause of the marked difference
between the temperature here and that on our
seaboard elsew here. 1t, saline humidity Is a
perfect seda,ive to the natives, and the fogs
are 81 ubrious except III casc9 Of pulmonary
disease Fashion, with her characteristic
blindness, keeps her volares away from the
peculiar charms Of this region, by mmurng
them in noisy hotels and amid dusty through
fares. They prefer the sound. Of a gong to
the roar q! the sea, and gaudy drIwing-room
10 the heavens and the ocean. They leave
here at the advent OF the most glorious season,
when autumnal skies aud bracIng ait re
double the allraclvcuess 0i the place. Now
the sky and climate remind one of Italy, as do
the capr cious fitting Of the gay crowds that
profanc the venerable cities of the old world
IS they do the natural sanclties of the ew.-
1t is wha, they call black MOndoy' here,
,ha, s mail day aud perhaps to this circum-
stance you are mainly indebted for the present
indic' ion iiom yours truly. 1.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

l. Wil he difficult | nasine, I, mattel
these statements Where, indeed, under the
sun have 900 people bacn congregate | for a
mon h, under circumstances such as are above
detailed, without many more deaths A lik,
ratio Of mortality to population in the city OF
New York would give for he whole monl
! Of August Shriy deaths wherSas there wa
not ire,k in that month that The deaths were
not five or siX times sixty Yet New York =,
among other cities, is certainly healthy one :!
! The town, now that hc SEASON is over has
u somewhat deserted aspect. looked into
the great dining ro' m Of the Ocean House .
day or two ago, and there, where some 500
people used To sit down 10 meals, Was spread
stealthiIy IN one corner, sm II table for about
20, lhe sum total Of pre- ent guests Nothing
could make i cont ast N, re sirIhiaE.
A Railroad from this town 10 Fall River
Zone fthc mos, busy bus,ling places ever
saw-and now by raj lroad within MO hours
of Boston would help Newport very much.
The distance is between IL and II miles, and
the route hes over tho blck-hone for grea,
part Of the way Of Newport Island. com
manding the ocean on one side, and Provi-
dcncc River and Naraganset Bay on The 9th
er But tie air Of Newport is not favorable
to ex euion and enterprise, and therefore it
may be doubted, whether this Railroad will
be made. But, with or wlhou. II, N.wpor,
must always be attractive.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
NEw ORLEANS, Sunday, Sept. 30.

Late advces from Corpus Christi, report
,ha, the Camanche Indians had held Coun.
ell of War. and concluded to commence hos
,ili,ies upon the Texas frontier settlements.
Qurnrc, Monday, Oct |.
Another large fire occurred in our city last
evening consuming IA buildings before II was
,ubdued. It's supposed 10 have been the
work of an inccndary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
Refusal Of the sultan 10 deliver
up the Hungarian" Refugees
10 Austria

Uooor to Abdel Meshid Honor to the
Turkish Ministry. They have nohly done
their dutv and have refused TO become panders
10 the vii irdiclive b God ,hirstncss Of Francis
Joseph and Nicholas.
The Russian ambassador At the Porte, de.
manIod the cxtradiion Of the Hungarian 'fl
GERS, kossulh, EembInski, Perczel, Mesme
rasscs, and their companions.
A Russian general arrived at Constantine
ple on he ID h, on a special miss on-thai
special mission being to bully the Sultan into a
compliance with The demands of Austria. A
councll was held and the Turkish goyerrmcn,
resolved not TO surrender the Hungarian refu.
gees to either the Russian or Austrian govern
ment. On this decision be commun Gated to
the Sultan he declared in the most Impressive
and determined manner, that the Refugees
should not be given up, lei tho cons qncnces
be what they might t
We trust lhl'L ord Pamcrs'on will do hi'
duty as nobly as the Sultan has done his, and
,ha, Russia and Austria will be given to un.
Scrsiand that war with Turkey for such y
cause means wa with England. We are re.
ocol to find that kossuh aud his compan-
ions are furnished with passports from the
English Ambassadors, and We trust that cv
cry assistance and support will be rendered
by England to aid the In dependence Of hi'
country against the attacks Of Russia anc
vsssal Austria.
| HOLLAND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
WoRcrsTrR. Mas. Oct. }.

The Wing State Convention assembled In
this city to day, Hon. Marshall Z. Wilder.
President Gcolge s. Bugs aud John Reed
were nominated by reclamation ior Governor
and Lieutenant Governor.
The onvonilon Is one Of TIC larres' and
most enthusiastic ever assent e IN this Com
monweslih. The Cny Hal, which will hold
from 200 to 500, Is filled to overnosing
Hon Johu DAVIS ], NV speaking
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

ANOTHER SHsRrF kILLtp.-The Anti
Renters have shot another sheriff hy the name
Of Murphy, who went TO Rennsaearville TO
serve process. lie was met by two persons
in Disguise, who ordered him to stop, which
being refused they shot him BADLY in the back
Of the right shoulder Are such misccranis
,nd murdersrs to escape uhwhpt Of Justice
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

FREE Soil NoNEN:TY The Hartford COu-
rant relates good story Of voter in the west
ern part Of New York, who was hailed and
his politics enquired. "Wcll," said he ]
ain't nothing used to be liberty man till
the Free Soil party came up; then joined
,hl, party now that's bust Up, and ! alnt
nothing -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Pm osopnIcAL-Experimenlal Philosophy,
asking young lady 70 marry you
Natural MISUNDERSTANDING Indifferent
and SAYING you were only in fun, when She
refuses you.
Moral PLiosophy-Commiting suicide un-
der the circumstance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

A Hint FROM LIFE.--' Your father would
not have punished you, my child. if you had
not used proiano language aud swore."
Well, father swears.'
4" know he has been in the habi of ii. bu.
he leavcs of ndw."
It's a pl'y he hadn't done it before he
taught Bill and me to swcar, and then we
shoud have been saved many darnd lckens. +"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Barque Gold Hunter is to sail from this
city for California, on Wednesday next
She Is ireiehted with Lumber fer the United
States government and takes out seVeral OF
our best mechanics. besides other passengers,
who 40 10 seek torture on their own ae-
coun, -BargV Whg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Engineers now speak OF the babblting Of
their engines, By which they mean the alloy
of soft metals applied to the axles to reduce
the friction, by the invention OF Mr.. Isaac
Babbu. so We have new word, which viii
travel as far and las, as long as steam does.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Frou rnr CoAsr oy AFRIcA.--Adyices
from Mozambique to the 9th Of July state that
an attack was made by the Sackavas, on the
French settlement, and Arab Town was also
burned down. Six or eight Frenchmen we're
killed, including he captain Of the French
forces
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Mn. CLAY.-The Lexington (ky) Obscrv-
er Of the 22d inst, says: Mr. Clay arrived at
h S residence in this vicinity, on Tuesday night
last, from his visit 10 Newport, r. !. lie
looks exceedingly wcll, aud We arc er'iiGed
to hear that his health is much improved by
his late tour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
W,su,sgros, Monday, Oct. |

Cha.. T.. Stualt has received tho appoint
mont Of Surveyor a, Alexandra, Va. vice
Wendall, deceased
McClntock Young, Chef Clerk IN the
Treasury Department, resigned to-day, to
take effect on the lst Of December.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

/" Shake no, yosr CORY locks A, me
The Albany Journal says lha, il the Bufa-
10 Platform had a head with hair on il, what
II time it would have just nov in shaking its
'' gory locks at the Barnburnets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

FANNY FoRRE>TER. ."-Lettcrs from nr
Judson dated June 20h state that Mrs. Jud-
sons health is so inflm as to require her to
lay aside her pen for the present, and Of The
possibility that she may never resume ii again
for the purpose Of authorship.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

Mn. CAIHouN.-The Philadelphia North
erican, of Monday, says private letter has
been received IN which it is alleged thar Mr.
Calhoun intends Ia resign his seat in the Sen
ate at an early day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
New ORLEANS, Sept. 90

The steamer Monmouth has arrived here
bringing dates from Tampa Bay, Florida 10
the Sd inst Gen Twiggs had had an inter
view with Billy Bowlegs, who agreed to de-
iyerth offending Indians to him at Charlotte
Harbor by the 10Th Of October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
WHOLE NO. iIO3

10 us the unexpected resignation Of the Min
istry, o' mcSse, on Monday evening, after a
nights dclb'ra,ion. The King accepted the
eslgnalions, and gave instructions Tor the for.
nation of another cabinet. The crcumstan-
ces which led TO this result have not trsGspir-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
Newport, ], Thursday Morning, October J, l849.

Gen, Scot and his staff are now in New
No,k city, which will be The headquarters o.
the army for lie winter, sh,,ald no unforeseen
casualty interfere lie is in good health at
The Nicg House, where also is Gen. Gar
land
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

The abolition Of imprisonment for debt is
being agita,ed IN Georgia; and there is a
strong feeling evinced in its favor. Recently
the measure has been adopted in Virginia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

STRANGE SIGHT During The fire al
viii amsburg, n T., on Friday night. abou,
500 canary birds were let loose from an aviary
that was buried. They seemed fascinated by
the flames and huvered about them; many
falling in at last and perishlng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

The whole number of slaves in the country,
according to the census of 1910, was about
two u llions and half. Thy now number
about three millions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

MORTALITY IN IIAvANA.-Durng the month
of August there we're l340 cases OF yellow
fever and S4 deaths in Havana. In the rest
of the Island, dun! g the same month, there
were 23i cases and IL deaths
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11

FIRE on TIE RAlLRoiD.--On Tuesday last
one Of the cars attached 10 a train going east
ward on the Baltimore aud Ohio ralIload, be-
low Mar,insburg, took fire from spark from
the locomotive. 1t contained fifty barrels OF
-four. Fory-eight barrels were destroyed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-11
MArnN. G.. Oct. 2-P. NJ.
'joTity

Rr'urus from Is counties show largo game
for Geo. W. Towns, the Locof,co candidate
for Go,cruor, over Eduaid Y lIili the other
candidate 80 Ear the Locos gain men.bels
N the Legislature.