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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

TREMENDOUS GALE ON LAKE SUrERIoR-
ARRIVAL or SIR JoHN RCHARDsoN.-A cor
responder, OF the Cleveland (Ohio) Pandoal-
or writes from tho Saut ST. Marie on the 2Sth
ult., ,ha, the propeller Napoleon Tin which
he was a passongor) had arrived from the Isle
Royale with the passengers who /. was fear
ed, had been los, in her during tho late tenn
pest She escaped tho worse of the gallo in
Eagle Harbor, came down thence III 26 hours,
picking up at White Fish Point CIeaveand
party coastlng up tho Lake IN boats, when
they were driven ashore by the gale thirty
miles above the Point, lest all but their lives,
and were ,hirty-sx hours without food, until
the Napoleon took them of The storm was
tremendous the water rose at White Fish
Point eigh, or ten feet higher than had be-
fore been known, and the volume Of water
passing the Saut was 80 great as almost to
obscure the fall. The gale was severe on
Lake Huron also, but no wrecks havo yot
been reported though the schooner Swallow
was blown high and dry ashore at tho Sault.
The writer adds Among others on board,
we name Sir John Richardson, on his return
from the Arctic region. Ho has found no
traces of Franklin's expedition. Sir John left
England in April, leiS, aud from the SauIt,
ST, Marie, has made tho voyage IN canoes and
boats and overland, distance Of three thous-
and five hundred miles and back, by way of
Lake OF the Woods, MackenLie's River, &c.
After reaching the Arctic Ocean, they uavcll-
cd five hundred miles along tho coast. He
speaks confidently of the existence OF q nor
thorn passage /; its practicabli,y, he says, is
another question, tho summers being only
from thirty to sixty days long. Iic goes by
way of Toronto and Montreal TO Boston.
We have also ON board tho U. S. Guologi-
cal Corps, Foster, Whitney, De Sore, &c
They arc bound down.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
lEPExtrac,s ef letter from Mr. Geo d.
Marble of Fall River, dated

DExtracis ef letter from Mr. Geo d.
Marble of Fall River, dated
SAN FRAHcIsoo, Aug. 30, lSi9.
Adoniram and myself arc both here living
in our tent, waiting for w illam to come, when
We expect to 60 TO the mnep. Wohave been
at work here part of the time by the day, and
have sold mott of our stuff that we did not
want 10 carry TO the mines, as il costs a great
deal for storage here. There arc thousands
of people here wishing they had never scen
California, and would 30 homo again but have
not money enough to enable them to do o.
Board here is four dollars per day, and the
wages of the common laborers six. Mechan-
ics receive $40 or SIP per day, but they can
not all &c, work at that. 1t is very sickly
here, and worse up at the mines. They are
coming down from there every day, and some
are going home. Some bring down monoy
and some none. Several of the bark Dimon's
passengers nave been up there and come down
again, not having made enough TO pay their
Expenses few, however, do well but if
were at home again, and knew as much about
California as now do, would never come
here But as ON here now, shall go up
to the mines, and then can tell better ubou,
i. We have been IN San Francisco seven
weeks, and have earned in that time $34O
each. J have cleared besides my expenses
eight dollars per day since arrived here, bu,
that won't last long, for they are coming here
bv thousands. think there will be a great
deal OF suffering here this winter. under
etand there arc $4,000 coming across the
mountains, and that ihoy arc starving To death
by hundreds. They are raising money here
to send to their relief.-faH Rire Ncws
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

UTThe following appointments have been
made Nathaniel H. Langley, Weigher and
Guager vice David Melville John Hull, Oc-
cAsional Inspector vice William Rider Chris
topher Z. Boss vice Edward Willis Nathan
Cory vice Jeremiah Bliss; Henry J. Finch in
the place of Samuel Hunter resigned some
time since; Thomas Goddard, Jr., and John
J. Grecnman, Boa,emn Sim X. Sands, In.
spec,or at New Shoreham vice Samuel Dunn:
Henry L. Chadsey, Inspector a, North King
slon vice Frances Chapel Benjamin Baker,
Inspector at North Kingston retained , Jona-
than Austin, Boatman at do; David Pinncgar,
Inspector and Measurer at East Greenwich
vico Carr Harrington Obediah Is. Spencer,
Boa,man at do James Reynolds, Keeper OF
Poplar Point Light, Wexford vice Samuel
Thomas,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A LEGAL hNEcDoTg.- while
tending court held in = county, when
Judge : presided, very plain question, was
presented for tho discussion of the court. 1t
was argued elaboratciy on the wrong side,
and vixen tho opposite attorney Ga rca Paddy
who had jus, waded through Blackstone and
Chitty, 80 as ~ enable him to ubta "A license,
rose to reply. ho was stopped by his honor
who informed him tha, his opinion was made
up against him, and that he would have no
further argument. Paddy LAID his hand slow
ly upon u volume of Blackstone, and opcnl
where the leaf was carefully turned DO an, aud
commenced reading the law directly in con
lcl with the opinion OF tho court.
&" stop, Sin cried the Judge, " have 20.
cided the case aud my mind is no longer OPP.
cn to conviction, nor will have any further
argument IN the case"
Oh said the lawyer, " did no, intend
to argue the point, nor did expect to CON
vince your honor-l only wanted to show
the Court what a blasted fool old Blackstone
was"
Such shout OF laughter as went up from
every part OF the court house. was beyond the
means af the sheriff Of the court to control for
some minutes, when Paddy Was fined col
lar for his slander Of Blackstone, aud the cuur,
then adjourned to liquor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
From the ". o. Crescent. Oct. 1.

From YucATAN,-By the arrival yesterday
ofthc schooner Two Brothers, Capt. Gutierrezd
from Sisal. the Sih u!t., We have Merida pa.
pers TO the nth ult.
On the 9th ult. the Indians attacked the
whites at Valadohd about o'clock in the
morning. After a fight Of two hours the
Indians were driven back and dispersed
The Indians still remain in the neighbo, hood
Of Bacalar They have formed line Of for
tifca,ion, 500 OF 100 yards from the limo of
the whites Some Of tho Indians that have
been taken prisoners, report a disagreement
between tho chiefs
The whites seem TO rely on this as chance
for obtaining peace. Several skirmishes had
taken place in the neighbolhood of Ichmul /:
but none worthy Of notice even in q Yucatan
ispatch.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

CnANcELLoR KENT-A writer in the Ne"
York Church Review, speaking Of Chancellor
Kent, comments with deserved severity upon
the law of the State OF Now York, which ex-
cudcs Judge from the Bench after he has
arrived at the age OF sixty cars. The great
works of Chancellor Kent were written after
he was excluded from the New York Bench,
Oh account of his age. Says the reviewer -
{" What shall we say of the wisdom OF all in
sti,ution that drove from the Bench as n man
superanua,ed, one who yet continued Tor the
space Of fivo and twenty years afterward to
rule, by his wrihen opinions, that very bench
where his spoken ones were declared " M
law po
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
PnILApf LpntA, "Wednesday, Oct. lO-l j. NJ

PnlLADf LpurA, Wednesday, Oct. l0-l J. NJ
The riots Of last evening were renewed
down town this morning, and a number OF
other buildings were fred by the mob. Sew
cral persons were hurt by fine arms and mis-
sles.
At 10 l-o o'clock six or eight military com
panics, headed by the Mayor and Sheriff,
marched TO The sccno Of action and took pos.
session OF tho ground, planting artillery, and
forcing tho crowd out from the infected lis
tiict.
The Fire Companies are now Oh hand put
ting out tho fro There are no serious appre-
tensions Of u renewal of the riot, which II is
believed originated by portion of the colour
od population taking sides with the rival fire
companies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

DISASTER AND Loss or LIFE.-We learn
arrived on Saturday, that during the evening
of the eth nlt., the river bank at Morganza,
in the parish Of Point Coupee, caved in, car.
rying away about two acres of ground Mr..
Bisrett, the proprietor Of the hotel a, that place
Mr.. Boyd and two negro men, belonging to
the estate of Mr. Charles Morgan, lost their
lives by being engulphed in the falI--N o.
Bultctin, Oct. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
(from the ~ Y Correspondent ot the Hart.
ford C0urdnt)

Thoro is a rumor afoat Of soyoral OF our
most cmincn, and wealthy citizens being en-
gagged in very Iaudablc undertaking, with a
capital of two millions OF dollars in their hands,
Mr.. Min,urn of tho frm of Grinnel, Min,urn
Il Co., being a, the head of it, /; is designed
20 purchase Il tract Of land some ftoon miles
from tho city, on which five thousand brick
houses are to be erected, at a cost Of only
$500 each, the rent not 20 exceed f52 a
year, or n a week, per tenement. !, is also
proposed to give each occupan, an opportu-
nifty to purchase tho building by paying 50
pes week for five years, at the expiration Of
,ha, tlmo he would be free from tho annoy
ance Of either an easy Or an cXac,ing landlord.
II is expected that an arrangement can be
made with the HUDSON River Railroad Com
rsny, by which the residents Of the con'e'n-
plated sct,cmcn, cah Iidc TO the ely ~ the
momug auJ ,yuIu u tbs ,cnus 'e,trr "a.
f.. .s-t ., l,yau"'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

NEw USE roR GUTTA PrncHA.-Gu,ia Per
cha tubes are now laid in some OF tho church.
cs, TO the pcws Of dcai persons, by which they
are enabled to hear preacher In nconsequcnce
too, of tho peculiar power possessed by this
tubing for the transmission Of sound, gentle
man in New York, j, is said has applied j, Tor
the conveyance Of messages from the parIor to
!he kitchen Even a whisper q, the mouth
piece is distinctly heard when tho ear rs appli-
ed at tho other end.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
MosrREAL, Wednesday, Oct 10

a declaration in favor OF anHoxation to the
United Ststes has been drawn up, and in the
short space OF five hours received the sigma
lures Of 800 OF our frs, merchants, landhold-
ers and professional mon, including TWO mem
hers of Parliament and Two OF the Queen 9
Counsel.
a meeting was held hero on the Sth, against
tho Sognionlal tenure.
Delegates from go Parishes determined To
support tho candidate not in favor Of Its abo.
ition.
Courtney, or Oliver Cromwell, has died it
this city OF the Cholera.
There were three cases here on Sunday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Old trees, in their living state, are the only
things tina; money cannot command. Rivers
mountains ior it obelisks and aIches, palaces
and temples, amphithea,res and pyramids, rise
up like exhalatons at its bidding even tho
free spirit of man, the only great thing on
earth, couches and covers IN its presence E.
it passes away and vunishes before venerable
trees.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

The NEw JRRsEY MosoPoLY.-Thc New
ark Daily Advertiser shows that the exclusive
grants which have from tiuc 10 time teen Civ
en- 10 the railroad and canal monopulies of
New Jersey, have been given by Locofoco
Legislatures and that the Locofoco party has
selected for their candidates the men most
deeply implicated in them The investigation
into their abuse has been ordered by Wing
legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A Snow SIoRM.-Snow fell on Sunday
in Temple, n. H., ten miles from the Massa-
chuse,,S line, TO tho depth Of two inches on a
level. On Monday morning the Temple
Mountains were clothed in SNOW white robes
In Mason, the next town east of Temple, CON
siderable hail fell on Sunday, The storm was
very severe in Now Hampshire. e. Ucrcester
JolIauui
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

FEMALE BEAuIY.-A cultivated mind and
good heart will give an inclgon, and even
beautiful expression TO the face. The features
may be irregular and the complexion bad, but
il the mind be vol stored, the woman will be-
handsome We have known women, vino al
first sigh, were positively homcly, yet, who
became very handsome, even fascinating, up
on further acquaintance
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
Newport R. I, Thursday Morning, October 49, l849

Poussin's furniture was sold at auction, q,
Washington, last Monday. 1t was Of French
manufacture. How many Americans in
France would trouble themselves to send 10
tho United States for furniture to furnish Il
house
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A Very GREAT BoRE-The UuidcGsfeld
and Manchester tunnel is more than three
miles in length, being the largest in the world
at a depth Of G25 feet below the ridge of the
Alll which it pierccs The tunnel is 80 per-
fecily straight, that on clear day one can
soc through from either ond.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

BAD News FOR MAcKERgL EAtERs.-Thc
Newburypor Union statas that the schooner
Magnet, Coffin Of tha, port, from bay thal-
eur, with go barrels mackorel, mostly No.
lis, went shore on Sunday morning during
the gale, at Lanes Cove, Cape Ann. The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

GIVE eS,rac, t'c following from a letter
to The 1dunfon Gasette, dated Panama Sep
tombor H.
| close by informing you Of tho death q
Csp,. William Bray,ou, Of Warren, r. T., IN
tho l5th instant He was buried on The 18th.
was prescn, a hin desih--evory,hine was
managed wen. flo had $3.50 in gold shout
his person. IIis iicko, for the steamer brought
1921, which have in my possession, and
shall deliver the came over TO the American
Consul His clothes will be spld AZ auction
and all will he sent home.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
PniLApELrnlA, Oct. lO-l-2 r. ".

FHILADLLFHIA, OCI, TU-I-s I. Vt.
II is thought ,ha, tho Independent candi-
date for Mayor has doioa,ed tho Wig candi-
datc by small majority. The returns indi-
cato that the locoiocu candidate for Shonil ii
elected by 100 majority, which will probably
be the average Loco majority IN the City
aud County
There is but little doub, Of tho election Of
Gamble for Canal Commissioner by large
majority Tie election pa.a-d oG very quiet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Modo5ty is one Of the leading characteristics
Of grca, minds. Newton, whoso discoveries
filled tho world, and rcvolutionized the whole
empire of science, was one Of the most unas-
suming of men. The mighty intellect and
vast achievements of Laplaco only rendered
him moro conscious of his own ignorance SO
true it is, that the moro men know, the less DO
they think OF themselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

The whole Of tho public lands in Mississip-
p amounting to so, IT'S ,os0 acres, have been
surveyed and brought into tho market. Ot the
public lan's in Mississippi, Ii,ls5,Oio acres
remain unsold.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A THRIFTY FARMER.-We are informed
that our friend and patron, VIM. Rouse, Esq,
of Clayton, sowed ii acres of Black Sea
Wheat, which he has harvested in "a days
from the time of sowing This is certainly
making good time in the business of farming.
His crop will average s5 bushels to the acre.
WQierto,Cn JOurnai
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Miss Fillmore, daughter Of tho Vice Pres
ident of the United States, recently received
an appointment as teacher in one of the pub
lie schools Of Buffalo, and is now acting in
that capacity How striking an illustration
of the simplicity of our Repub lean ins,itu-
tions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

NEWSPAPER OFFICE BvRNr.--A large
brick building in Indianapolis, containing tho
Office Of the Indiana State Journal, besides u
variety of other establishments, was recently
DESTROYED by FIRE Loss $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Capt Woolford, Of schooner Thos. G..
Pratt, who pu, into Norfolk on Wednesday in
distress, was sued for having taken on board
his vessel slave contrary to law, and in de-
fault Of 81 900 bail, was committed to jail
lilo was bound to Providence from Fredericks-
burg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

LAuGnAnLr.-To see half dozen uncles,
ono or two brothers, and an old maiden aunt
of seventy, holding n consultation TO devise
" ways aud means" to prevent Young gIrl
from marrying the icllor she luvs It's just
about a, ridiculous. as 10 see an intoxicated
man ,,tcmp; ,o step ovor hrs own shadow
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

In the last five centuries France has spent
326 years in war If all those years had been
passed in peace, who CO.. doubt that her pco.
pic would have been mu,h better fitted to en-
JOY Republican, institutions than they now are,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Bachelors may be known by their unpolish-
cd manners and general lack of buttons, says
the Albany knickcrbocker while married men
may he distinguished by their eareessncss in
ladies society aud then domestic looking phys
iognOnics
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
Satin day, Oct. l3.

In Marion county, Ark, an old man named
King, having been murdered with his two
sons. and tho friends Of the murderers resisting
tho warrant for their arrest, Gov. Roanp has
authorised the calling out of the militia. to cx-
ecute the law.
DREADFUL RIOT AND BLoopsnED IN pHILApEL-
| PHIA.
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer gives the follow
ingi As tho latest account from the scene, Of
the riot
THE MILITARY CALLED OUT.
Barney HmmClwright, member of the
Good Will Hose, reported 10 have been sho,
through the heart.
Two other fremen dangerously wounded
one in the head and one in tho side. A third
wounded in the leg
Tho military were called out at midnight,
and several companies made their appearance
on tho ground at one o'clock this morning. -
was still an immense crowd of people The
military remained on tho ground
Tho same paper says;
Tho moe, moderete statements that were
made at IL o'clock, admitted that At least
wenty vero wounded and about four killed.
Shortly before midnight, body Of Police
forced their way to tho scene of action, fro
and bloodsked and while standing on Sixth
street below Lombard, we heard at least a
dozen shots fired between ST Mary's and
South streets, whilo bricks were slowered by
the rioters-but as the body Of men, which we
wcro told were Police, were not repulsed, it
was fair to presume that the rioters had given
way.
Still, the dangerous missiles flew in show
ers. and at this time, one or two Engine and
Hose Companios---thc Moyamensing and
Hope, as We were informed, were exerung
themselves 10 oXtinguish tho flames. The
whole sccno was fearful aud mournful-a
source of real sorrow to every Philadelphian.
At tho corners, for many squarcs,were groups
OF citizens assembled, anxious ior tho latest
intelligence, and mourning over tho insccuri-
ty OF lio and property in that portion Of out
metropolis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

GEORGIA ELrcTIoN. Tho laics, accounts
estimate tho Democratic majority in tho CUB
ernatorial ticket at 5000, The Senate CON
sis,s of 35 Democrats and "a Wings; tho
House, Of 67 Democrats and 63 Wings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

9y-V. B. Palmer's Register and Spirit OF
tho Press, is tho name of noai monthly
sheet just started, i, is published simu,ano'
ously at Boston, New York and PhlladeI
phia at % cents per year il contains valuable
statistics and is calculated to be very useful to
business men in general
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

ARRIVAL OF TnR ALLEcnAHY The L D.
Steamship AIloghany, Lieut.. Com'dg W. W.
Hunter, arrived here yesterday, in IL days
frcm Pensacola Left a, Ship Island, U. >.
ship Albany and at Round Island the steam
er Water Witch and schr. Flir.-NoUoM
ItrdM Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
PRESIDENT CT THE UNITED STATES.


In consequence of the statements which
have been made that General Taylor was
about to resume his northern tour, Alderman
Briiton, chairman ofthe committee Of arrange
ments of the Common Council to prepare for
his reception, yesterday addressed telegraph
ic despatch to Rev, rdy Johnson, Esq At
torney General 10 ascertain au,houtarively
whether the President was coming To this
the Alderman this morning received reply
in the negative.
The following is a copy Of the despatch
which has been received
WAyHINGToN, Oct 1919.
SIR:-Your despatch finds me sick in he'd
The Secretary OF the Treasury told mo to-day,
after the Cabinet had adjourned, that the Pres
ident was compelled by press of public busi-
ness, 10 postpone altogether for this season,
his journey to the North
REVERDY JOHNSON.
JOSEPH BRlTTos, Esq, Chairman &c.
~ Y Com. Adj.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Father" said a sporting youth TO his rev.
cred parent, " they say trout will bi,o now"
" Well, WE'LL" was the consoling reply,
" mind your work, and then you'll be surc
they won, i,eyou'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

PRIDE, jealousy, tho love Of argument, :ho
disiain of guidance, rivet on a panopy against
ruth nero eagerly assumed by the strong
,nan by the feeble.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

PnlLADEIPHIA, Oct. l0-l2 l-9 i. NJ.
Joel Jones, the Independent candidate for
Mayor of the city proper, has a majority of
Ga over Gilpin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

/, 10 astonishing with whit facility our feel
Ings accommodate themselves to our situa-
,onS, andGa,ch their ,ono from surrounding
objects.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Don't try too hard to bo happy Many run
about after felicity like an absent man hunting
for his hat, while at the same time il is either
on his head or in his hand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

Eyaggeiation is no, only one form Of fase-
hood, is ono of its worst forms, since tho
swollen and contagious body gains admission
by walking in on healthy legs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

HTAppon,mont Of permanent and occa'
sional inspectors Of this port Permanent in
spectors, Eas,on Taylor vice Henry J Hudson,
Jas ilorswcIl vice Daniel Brown Occasional
Inspectors, Nathan Cory vice Jeremiah Bliss.
a very honest chap IN boston, who wishes
TO sell his horse advcr,ises it as follows -
" For sale, br,wn Horse, with Roman
nose, in good health, ard very fond Of travel
lng--havins run droay four hmes rithm a
tCcek ,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

A cotcmporary says IF you cannot in
splre woman with love for you, Gil her above
tho brim with love for herself, and all that
runs over will be yours N. y. Mirror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
HoSrsDALE, IA Wednesday, Oc, l0--l2 NJ.
We hayo returns from IS Townships, in
Wayne County, in which Gamble has 500
majority Ills wioo majority will reach
$50. Tho entire LocoiOco ticket is elected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

There Is no folly equal TO that Of throwing
away friendship in a world whc:c GienIshp
IL 40 rare
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-10-18

The London Times contains q favorable no
tice of Whitneys project for railroad 10 til,
Pacific.