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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

WASHING CLoTHEs-We publish 10 day
for the benefit OF the ladies', the greatest re-
cpe for washing clothes ever yet puh!'shed.-
BY this process one hand can do as much rs
three hands On the old method, and do it much
better BE sure 10 keep this recipe. II you
file our paper mark round the recipe with a
pen and ink, il not, cut out this recipe and file
il away.
REcPE-Takc good homemade soft soap,
4 lbs. Borax refine loz.; Common salt 3 or;
water PTS; Boil slowly 10 cake soap; sep
arate the top from the sediment for the cake
soap. The bottom or sediment viii 10 ioI
washing dishes and such like
rRocrss.-l Wet the clothes thoroughly
Q. Rub the greasy AMI dirty spots with some
of the soap. 3. Boil the clothes III strong
soap lis Of the above soap. A. R'nsa 'h'
clothes three times well IN clean water.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

CcrrirIcATls OF ERT-The Secretary o.
War has dec ied tht the >ptrlt and in'ent.or
IF tie act. March Sd, lS47, making provision
lar tie .4,yanl OF non-comm STONED ohcr-
md rr'ya,es who dl.ln. .uI>hed themselves q
the recent war, or WHO may Gistlngm h them
selves in similar way hereafter, extend to
arliiccr-, Iayrjcrs, biac smiths, and nus cans
who 90 dury in the ranks in battle Non-eoo'
ror.s oncd officers ere go be rewarded w'o
b,crc,, OF commission OF he lower graic, and
ofuou-comnjsSoned iE'er~
with certificates OF mout which en'ise IL,
h.l Ter TO two months extra pay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

uPJohn Van Buren, and lis jokes, al
ford the press, now and then, an item H.
Illustrative Of the Princes" professional
wit The latest on record the Buffalo Ey-
press ,e!'s in this way -" When John had
conc'ud his argument IN the Supreme
Court at Washington last month, in the
case involving the consttutiona'lty oi the
law OF this State taxing emIgrants, he took
occasion TO address Chief Justice fancy Oft
the bench, upon the importance OF an early
decision Il should not have presumed
your honor" said John, "to speak upon
this matter, but for the great courtesy and
Kindness that have received from the whole
bench, whenever | have had the honor to
appear before the Court. The truth is ST.
q sp.edy determination OF the question is de-
sirable in every pon, Of view; but espec-
ialy with reference to the poor devils who
are now at Quarantine. The Cholera is
ra,ing among them with fearful mortality,
and it would be consolation to their friends
10 know ,ha, they are dying constlu'lona!ly."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Two OF TIE LAST MEs-Samuel jenkins,
a colored man. lis years old, died at Lancas'
ter. O.. on the 4,h of January. He was borr
slave in Fairfax, Va, in 1871. aud drove his
masters provision Wagon over the Allegan'e'
in Braddock's campaign of l775, remaining II
service unt the close lie is believed To be
the only survivor eth black or white. "A
Brighton, Nova Scotia, Jan. 6, died Geo. Sin
net, 100 years old sole Survivor of the army o
Gen. Wolfe, who
-" Drew m his men in line most pretty
On the plains of Abraham, near the city
of Quebec, in 1859, and stood by the Genera
when lie expired. Alter that lie serVe' II
Nova Scotia and took his discharge from III
10th regiment 35 years ago. lie was natlv'
Of Germany.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

TIE UcMrsrEAD FlEE.-The examination
of Nr. Nil erw1s concluded yesterday, and
resulted 10 his discharge, noh'ng that could
criminaic hin having been clioued, while on
the contrary it was shown hat he an hls
family lived mcst happily together, and 'ha,
he was more than usullIy fond Of his children
The testimony of one witness seems 10 thro"
Joult upon the fact that murder had been
co,,u,lt,d. I,e testified that, when Mrs
Miller, body was found, It was partly cover
cd wi,h the RUNS Of brick wall, as many as
twenty or thirty bricks having been removed
befoe The body could be htied.--C0m' Aa''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Coy.oLING SrS~rSlr.-hn indiv dual "aV-
inc been couyl ted upon rather slight evidence
iac iIdge proceeded to pass Judgment as ioI.
lows:
Prisoner at the bar, You have been
found guilty by Jury Of your connirymrn
Grim. whi. h subj cts you 10 the peha " 81
cath; YOU say you are nDocen'' the tru'h o'
that assertion IS only known TO yourself anc
God. 1t is nv duty to leave YOU for eNecu
ton. IfGmlly you urhiy deserve the tate TIA
awaits ,ou--If Iunoccut, It viii be grat'Ica
TON To feel that YOU were hang d without snel
crime on your conscience. In eiher cas-
,ou vill bc delivered from a world of care.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
Newport R. I, Thursday Morning, March & 1o4o

of the Empire before we found any so en-
trely worthy Of respect as that of General
Count Drouot. He died at Nancy, in France.
in 1917, adored by the poor OF the village
who were the recipients OF his bounty:
Boston Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

n,-In a time Of much religious excitement,
AMI consequent diccussIon, an honest old
Dutch farmer Of the Mohawk, was asked h's
,,,i,ion as t1 which dunominat on ofChIlstlahs
Ncre IN the night way to Heaven.
.Wcll. dem" said he, even We r'dc our
wheat 70 Albany, some say dis $ 'e pest road
and some say DAT is de pest but A. don't make
much difference which road We take i'r wen
a.. 90, dare. ley never ask us which way w
come and /, is none Of der bu.incss, Il our
rh..t IS good ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

90 The adjourned Town Meeting VIII oe
hold ,hi. afternoon, at tho Town Hail. "4
o,clook to hear the Report Of the Committee
appointed a, the las, meeting. in regard 10 the
General Treasurers dran on the Town ior q
norton Of III. money loaned US by the State
from the Dcposl, Fuud.-and to devise ways
and Means 10 pay the sme
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
Friday, March 2.
AsllNGroN, Feb. 80,

" ASilNIr'N' ieo' "''
General Taylor will receive official ana
o,bor s,o.dav. Even tie little rest he
a ba, received has inviso,ated him wonderfully;
and ne sueors bu, little now, fon the acci-
d.o,s rece;y.d At Madlso and Frederick.
The r. ends who have scea the General in
a ouiet way. are charme with le man, and
he leaves the most favorable impression upon
oil WIN conycr c with him. His Intelligence
and beni,nty particularly impress all, and
odIod to thea, ou,l,ics here is a s'mpi;tJ
,-onl honesty which euiears him TO all,
Thos. ,b, EXPECT to scc General Taylor
q 1,lcri,cd" know hut Ii lie of the man, ani
,bev yho presume that he will be any h:g
but arlablc, uprilht, out@rI,"t, and down
wr;cb, Wbjc. n also be mis-. .a,ea in tie
msn.
All this is deem d consistent with bong
tie President of the whole People, and Just
towards ali sections oi the country, all classes
of people, even those who opposed las enc
=. ton, and prosti u,cd thcr"Dicc 10 secure 'ie
election of Gsnc'aI Cas-,
Every personal in'erye" hear OF s'rens'"-
ers Ia f cudsl lip for the man, and the reasoo
is, lha, Gen. Taylor is a mo 'csi as he l. brave
rs homes, rs ~ Is modest and "!th all sur
pris.nyly acquainted with the necessities ana
wishes of,hc country. al his is equal
the largest experience ahu "''' o'"' NV
fore, be no hating, or uIuhueIih8 VII" '"'
new Administration
The sp'cof'u'h IS i'oIo a''o "'o'' '''' ~
regard t" The new 'a0n'' II - "'ou1"'
now that Abbot LaWf nee w" nave '1''
IN the 'ao"le" """ II ~ "''' '"' =,
N'ry Wilde c'"'o''eo "P '" "'"'
"A "e "'''' ...u ,o,h, .,,,i,,o,.
N',' . ,.,.,, c,,.,
10 'ao''''' "'''''' 80
I've" i'"S '''
'o"'' W Wv a., ,r.,,s,,r,
desIrouS ''"' NV ,'' '"''
s"ou' u """'''' " ,.,..
anu o''e'' VI ''''''''
ma VIII oe 'oo"' "' '''' -'"''' :, -
There was a ruinor Yesterday '"S' M -"
iag of Ohio, would DC cal''d u ''o "c"N Vt
tn Treasury Department. o"' was wv 'e',
liable. The impression sc'm> 10 oc' '''' WV
Navy Depatnen hes between W.T. La" 'e"''
AMI MIR. /. Butter Ni"F'
M'' C,a",",' " >''' ,,,'., 40 30,
''y " VIC ,"!,:.'.. .,,;o,,,o,,, ,,o,
if'e"oS u'e"e
h''"' -...------ ,,..,,.
An ESCAPE 'oH'''f N'u'"
Null " Il" es''PeN ''"' wv
Ian y ana ""' 'S N''' '""'S' pyn,.i
money '''"' P''s' =,
- was arrested !" '''' '"'' ''' c =,
locked up 10 ava" '.f"''
Governor o' 'e.oIo i,.. ...=-=-...'
SINGULAR AFFAIR.-l6e "t'E NJ N s'lc'
from South ThoLas'oH, Me, on The II oc''
1915, with ergo d lime Tor New or'ea'
terrible sorm arose s"on aIie' she Sa"''
twas supposed she ia 20 E cow" VII" :,
hands. as she was never heard oi Afterwards
In 1871 ma 'ogany chest was 'e', ny !"
runaway Portuguese salons on hoard a 'cS''
at Vera CRUZ. On exam''ato on II ''as oo'
ascerdined that tins chest heIoHecd 10 ."e "''
mate ol the brg Man an eP"o"'' '''','E
ing to Nap' lh'rndiN'' WIN ''' '"'''' "',''
L., was found IN the chest aiSo' d" A'"' "
longing to the second 'n''o o' '"' 'i"'''
whose name was cooper
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

A fireman, named George Ransom, was
killed on board the steamer Cherokee, at New
York, on Wednesday, by a stroke from the
machinery as she was putting out for Savan-
nah.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

NoRTu bend CANE roR GES. TAYioR-A
srick cut from Gen. Ilrrison', firm at N IT"
Send. has heen worked into n magnificent cane
yL.P. W. Reynolds, macmnIs' OF Lyon.
Nayne co., and so be presented 10 resident
raylor. Tnls is the Offering Of a patriotic
warm. heated Why our eyman who 'uproT'
m,ell aud iaaily hy the sweat oihls biow.--
iBany Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

The paper mill Of Col, Dunham, of Green
vile, 5. e., was lately deStroyel y fire. Th'
loss is estimated at between 6,0S and 10000.
40 insurance
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

otThe charter Of the s'camer Governor
having expired, she has reen Withdrawn from
this route she lef, here for Boston Thurs
day evening. The Bay State Is the onl!
boa, now running between New York ao'
Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

EMrenANTs TO LBsRlA,-Thc Liberia
packet sailed from Baltimore On SATURDAY
last, with sixty,fye colorcd em':ran,s, male
and female, who go out under the auspices ct
he Colon zali n Society. TEa religious Ger
smonies which preceded their dcp'nure were
very Interesting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
w. II. CRANSTON,
HENRY l.. DAVIS,
NlLLINM NEWTON,
ALFRED ii. STEVENS.
HENNt \. WARD,
WILLIAM VI. Gl EENE.

UTAtthe Auuuai meeting Of The New
port Chapter oi Royal Arch Masons, holden
ON the 25th uli, the following officers wero
elected Tor The ensuing year -
y. II. Gouli, High Priest.
John Eldre King.
II d. Deblois, SCRIBE.
w. Stevens Treasurer.
j. d. Dem 3. Secretary
G.. B. Knowles, &. h
Gil ert Chace, H. a L
A. Hildpth, p. \.
Z. S. Kenyon NJ. v
Nv. Hss,rd. TvlS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

ry A ccucus Of the whole British empire Is
O be taken for the first time, in 1851. Or'
ers have been sent to all lo NyloIics' 10
make preparations for ,hislobor, that 1t may
re executed on a systemalic and uni orm plan
h,ouchont the Blush posse. sons IN every
part Of the g o5e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The ship Thomas w. Sears las cleared al
Boston for Canton with a cargo OF ,990 bales
and cases Of domeslics, valued at S67 ,GSl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Eight persons had their pockets picked m
the crowd a, Cincinnati, on the occasion q!
Gen. rayor'S reception.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

The Boston papers pronounce he story OF
the starvation Of Mary Carol, on toald tie
ship Bay Safe from Liverpool, IA so.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

The length of railroads in the United States
is 5,449. Total cost, Sl52,72 ,0l7. One
thousand miles were added in 1913
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

MORTALITY IN WrLMSGToN The deaths
in Wilmington. Del during January, number
32--maes 10, females Is by consumption
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

uTThe Senate Of Wisconsin has passed q
bill egalIzng any rate .! interest a9'r1d ug'n
by the parties.ln contract.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

LIGHT IN CALIruRSiA. d irta,, Of Gin
cinnaii, has gone to the GaIt ". Hogs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

ntLover has set u good story anoM in the
newspaperJom, abou, an ln'hm'n's giving
,hs password a, the battle of Eonlcnol at the
.,me tim, SAKE was Marshal
The password is SAY, now doat forge
t." sald the Colonel to Pn.
Saix, and vii n,t won't M ia'h. = j
miller -
who goes there ?" cried tic s'atine'' Al
ter learyed at the post.
Pa, looked as coald, d,nlly as possible, oud
IN a sort OF a whispered howl. replied -
= Bags yer honor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

% Among the articles in the ship Montreal
from Boston for San FIancisco. arc tao ~
snos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

The Delaware river is closed all the way
from Five Point 10 ncntou Falls AID in
Vulnerable vehicles crossing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Upwards OF 80, 900 letters we taken ont 20
Europe, In the NiagaIa, from Boston on We'd
nesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

There were l32 logs killed in Boston from
Monday 10 Wednesday noon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

WIN r. De Brce, OF Norfolk. Va, has been
ordered to New Orlcans, as one OF the Mexi-
can boundary Surveyors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

uTThe tra of Austin, eyPresdent Of the
Empire Club, for mur 'er, commrnced in New
York on Thursday. But five Jurors had been
sworn at late hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

GEN. TAYLOR NOT FIrn oF MS ELECTION
The la, ,, Committee Of Congress waited
u on Gen. Taylor On Monday morning ne-Sen-
tor jefferson DAYS, his sunin-Iaw, oi
acting as spokesman--aod com
nnnicaled officially his election to the frc>i-
lencv. as asccrt1iucd hy he recent canvass n
he Hall OF the House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

oJ~Ths Hon. Abbott Lavrancc has oeen
offered a place in tho Cabinet and mas gone
TO Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

Since January, 1915, 100000 emigrants
have left CIR, at Britain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

nr,-Ripe strawberri-5 we're gathered from an
open garden, near New Orleans, on Ihe l''h
inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

A boy asked DR.. Burgess, th' preacher, il
re would h we a light "No child said The
.cc,or; 81 am ouc O. the hgl,> OF the wolL'
I wish, then" rcpi'd the hoy you WA
nunc up at the end OF our alley, Tor i Isa very
ark one"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-08

"Know ,hyself" was the remark Of a gen
,leman 10 his son in the course OF parental
lecture.
THANK You, my list Of acqna''tancrs is
sufficiently large already said the aspiring
youth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
National Politics.
LETTER FROM HENRY CLAY.


AsuLAsp. July %, 1919.
Mr. DEAR Sal have received your XII nd letter. aud
cordially thank you for the friendly and favorable
sentiments towards ne. which you do the honor TO
entertain The political event of 1874 which your
friendship for me prompts you to deplore has boon
succeeded by many other great and stirring events
at home and abroad that no weyer much at the tims
OF its occurrence surprised aud d appointed 1t
IL regarded by me now only as part Of the national
history Whoever may be ut the head of public
affairs, or whatever may be tho systems OF policy
adopted my fervent prayers will continue 60 be offered
for the union prosperity aad happiness 4 country
With best wishes SC, NC IL CLAY.
Mr. BE,ro, NlIssoURrAss The following,
among other resolutions was passed Mt Liberty, Mo-,
at the very time Mr.. Benton speaking though ia
tho Court House, while he spoke in the grove
by;6
stion Of the Hon. Thomas H. Benton, aod in view of
the momentous questions involved In his Appeal"
no other course presents itself which Is com satbe
with honor to himself or duty to tho State but obey
the instructions OF the General Assembly, resign
his seat
Z" Resolved. That we have i'm plict confidence in the
ability integrity aud correct principles OF our Scna
tor in Congress, the lion David X. Atehson and that
We pledge ourselves to sustain him in his oppotioa
to the Wmot provso, AMI all other abolition move
ments.
ANOTHER CASprDArE I, Tgx,s.-The last candidate
announced for Governor Of Texas is Samuel o. Daley
whe publishes an address, citing his various vacations
as test of capacity, OF which tho following Is
tract" Being little past the meridian Of life fellow
citizens, and as we'll prepared rs may hereafter be
TO serve the country may to some extent explain or
justify nay present course. Having engaged in the
practice OF medicine in early life ssd subsea uenty be-
minister Of the gospel aud then serving 10 ths
State Legislature four legislative sessions and ia 1Si3
having been admitted to the bar attorney, 1t
may be conceded perhaps, that my chance FOR a
quaintsnce with human nature aud tho political
movements Of the country has been fair at least All
who have known me heretofore, will no doubt d, me
the justice TO say that honesty OF papsse has marked
my acts Bors and raised In the State of Georgia,
inning afterwards to Alab,ua add subseq uenty
taking Texas the State OF my adoption could it DO
otherwise than that my feelings and productions
should be with the South in its and policy"
Rev. DR.. O. &. Constock, formerly OF Rochester. in
vernon Of Michigan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

fstiguss and privations Of mining nfs better than
those Who have been day isborers all their lives. A
steamer came up here . short time age nsd seven Of
them back San Fran CISCO declaring that they
tho comforts Of civilized life The writer hiss been al
work here = week and his average wAshnxs have
been $40 day; aud this iu hole WATCH the previous
occupant assured him was entirely worked out Tho
weather here at this time 10 most delightful there
being constant cooling breeze pulling through tho
valleys aud the hills Rattle are atful
but has yet been bitten by them. aud be-
levs they not dangerous unless trodd.n upon Ths
miners are going the course OF the river by
building dam portion OF 10; il this project bs
carried out those engaged In IL will realize good for
tune during the coming winter.
MEXICAN ACCOUNTS
TefIo, Mexico. June 10. 1870
have shocking news from California, received last
night from party who have just returtu-i sth,at
drs Il gold rha pany consists OF near fJrty dex
leans who went out from this place ei.h. weeks
since with the expeotstioa If returnog shortly, sisn
with the yellow earth rhs nah, ia@t evening from
Mxzatlan brought their friends the that every
was in that place fre'h from the pla"ers" ami
poor "a poverty rh" acaount OF a certain ltalisa
doctor who went out with the cumpAny, is most
sing He writes that he took h,s wife and part OF his
company and started Tor What they cal the psoers
to dig gold. but that he couid dni good place be-
Of the high water.his wife taken sick. his
company was sssatisied aud provisions were high -
he could get no money. aud by the santet Maria lac
was afraid he would starve, aud concluded that he
would return TO Topic in preference to dying Ia Cali
ornia tried to beg the letter to send 1t Go Of
Mobile papers but the gentleman to whoai 1t
written declared it his friend the doctorn
and he could not give 1t to tried then to purchse
it but to no Purposethen to borrow it, but nc would
not agree to it
have seen late dates from California The water Is
still the "pacers" and there is hope of its
speedy recession Goods much lower in St1 Frau
cisco than any portion Of the Pacific Provi-
stems low that vessel from this place Ia going
up to purchase cargo for the Mexican coast trade
have seen specimens OF the gold and. quicksilver
from California. The hoHse OF Barron. Forbes Co. at
this place owns the only valuable quicksilver nine iu
California think, though. they very much Aid
that Yankee enterprise will discover Others. This
house has fine specimen OF California gold, weighing
IA ounces
Gen Greene reached here yesterday, and will go on
to California with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
MARKETS ELsEwHERE,

STOCK SALES.
Bosroy, July 1.-Brokers Boards shs Bsston & wcr-
eester Railroad 0ia do Boston Mano Railroad 1854
do lO7.; 10 Boston and Providence Railroad y;
Cheshire Railroad u.s. Northern Railroad, GA Old Go,
lony Railroad, Ttt Northern Railroad. 6I: Concord
Railroad. Ga vermont Central Railroad 4sS; do do
i 81 DO do, 4 a. do do, As; 10 do d. bi0 tss do do
70 DO do, boo s% 10 Norfolk County Railroad Si 5000
1877 100 do do, s6mos . 81 do do. 1879 Second
Board0shs Vermont Central Railroad is ~ do do 4,
10 d. do, bJ0 40.
DOMESTIC MAHKErS.
Nrw BEDFORD On MARKEr, July 30.--Sperm-We
have change notcs in the market, which remains
firm. with fair demand The sales include $40 bbls
at LOG cents, and 500 bbs. private terms. Whale
Continues in fair request and the recent advance Is
well sustained We notice sales Of 200 bbls South Sea-
ct 80 cents and coo bbls ~ w Coast in parcels at
40 cents cash. WhaeboueA sale of 10 500 lbs. N. w.
Coast and South Sea made at 81 cents cash Can
dies Sales OF $50 boxes sperm at 80 cents, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02

Oar Washington Corrospsndcnse.
WAsHINGroN, July 81, 1870


WAsHINGroN, July 81, 1870.
Imr0tant Naral O'der-OSw Home Sqtsadros at
Hara~a- Demand for Rsy, &c. S-c.
Commodore Parker has been ordered to proceed
with the home squadron to Cuba, and demand the
abducted Spaniard, Francisco key, and restore
hin TO Louisiana.
1.-The whole of the West End mean the first
ward-has for the last few days, been in a state of
ferment, caused by heretofore distinguished naval
commander whipping his wife most cruelty. Tho
sauses OF this act, on the part Of the gentleman
are entirely unknown. The reputation Of the lady
who il the mother ot several children, Is, to say
the least. xcepnonable, and she Is Respectfully
connected in New York. refrain from mention
ing names; bu1 have been Informed that all the
ladies' of the first ward about getting up pet-
ton to the President, 10 have the name of the com
msnder stricken from the Navy Register; and if all
reports be true, he justly deserves il.
There many officers, at present in this city,
belonging TO the Navy, who have all unanimously
agreed To cut the commander, and sink him 10 The
point he ought, henceforh, TO occupy IN society.
Nk,rrIEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-02
Religious Iuteilirenrc.

The Centreville Md Tines Of the 2Sth ult say. -:
A religious revival Has been going amongst our
Methodist Episcopal friends at Busicks church, tho
Upper District Of Queen Anne's county for a week
pa about forty conversions have taken place far
md the meeting IL still progressing under favora BITE
auspices. The revival WAS commenced amongst tho
member.hlp Without any mlnistcriAl prepara,ila-