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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

The United st ties storeship Lexington has
been here for several weeks past. Sc is to
sail for New York in few days, and am
assue ed that she carr cs out an immense qnan-
ity of gold lust consigned 10 several leading
ouses in New York My errand here, just
a, tn time, had for one Of its objects, the
shipment o. nv gold home in is vessel, hut
! could effect no arrangement on any terms,
as the slip has M re now than she can well
earrS.
Col. Mason has appointed Mr. Edward ii.
Hanson CO lcctor of this porl,-but how he or
anybody tlse is gong to force the leyy.ng
of customs. or, indeed, tn observance Of any
other official ordinance, il is difficult to tell
OF course, We have 40 law here, and are not
likely to have any. Every an is his own
legislator, his own judgr an jury, aud in some
instances c,ull n'ntion the administration
oi justice is dispensed summarily en0u h
Society, however, is not SO bad as il might
be,--bu, as have already nIimated there 3
every reason TO fear for the future.
\ Among the gold disgers are a great many
printers, who a'e making vastly more pro.
fabe speculation picking up sca'es and Jumps
hat they did in New York picking up the
types. Indeed, c' cry art and profession is
well represented at the washinas.
H The VIII lie amount ofgcld collected at the
was!inIs since the excitement frs, brok, out
is varlJusly cstimaled--some put 1t down as
high rs four m lions Of dollars, but this think
is littl too high
/ The gentl man in whose cabin ! write this
tells me that news reac ed here yesterday
that very rich goli mine has been discover
ed in Oregon, - and that ONE Of the irnmi-
! grants VINO wer' on their way thence to Cali.
iornla. had retraced their steps TO lie on the
! ground first. give this, however as a mere
! rumor, but what are We not to believe, now
II Mr.. Jame~ Fitzgerald, whose 'amlly live in
! the Eighth Avenue, in New York. a few
| weeks since started on n tour of exploration,
| into the interior, and has come back with
/ equally astonishing news. lie says silver in
the back country is as plenty as the god, along
the Sacramento. lie has sone specimens.
/ Thus much. ther. about California f ON one
who no 'ou tvon thought 'ong since dead.
/ If yoa and he have m de up your minds
+ co ne sh Ill advise YOU neither way You
must TAX yonr luck. But the haz 'rds Of the
voyage are awful Your afr brother,
H G NJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

A Nrw ExEcrTIvE PRsRoGATIvF.-A
very interesting 4 iN took place in Washing
ton, on Monda,. by which Il appears ,ha, In
Pr sidenl has ssu .ei responsibility III the
late treaty with Mex CO viii b con.bunds hI'
mo ahJeci sui por,ers. The t,c.s are thost.
The treaty viii Mexico passed the |. :.
Senlte with ccrlaia amen men;s, which unlll
accepted by McNico, rendered the treaty of no
avail. The amen .menls male by our Sen IL
were quite important. /, now ems that
Mtssrs ,eSer md Cl iIord who conveyed lhc
amended treaty to Nexlc found that with the
am udmcnls III. MrAicon Goyeinm"nl would
not com, ly; and 10 ob>iale the difficulty, be-
fore exchanging treaties, protocol was drawn
up, which was signed hy the two American
Ministers ard the Mexican Minister, la s dc
Rosa, by which it VAS agreed 'Dat the
amendments t the Senate meant noluIGg aud
was said in the original draft. The who ac-
Ion oi the Senate was thus negat!vcd. This
matter leaked out ~ chance. H. Rosa Is
nov in Washington as Minister of Mexico
aud in a conversation with a member of Con
gress, he spoke of his po'ocol. At the re-
quest OF tn gentleman, he iurnlshed copy,
and thgs this high handed act Of usurpation
became known. 1t s the opinion Of the Ma
lional Intell gencer, that until the ) nate con
firm the protocol. we have no treaty with Mex
leo, and that nc ther California or New Mexico
is ours. 1t is " derstocd, also, that the Min
s,ers thus acted by instructions from the Tx
ecutlve Government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15
New OELEASs, Feb. Z

The waters Of the Mississippi are swollen
to height never before witnessed ty any one
living on lis banks IN many places the em
mehse destruction Of property is likely i, fol.
low, unless the foo is assuaged, of hch
there is now no prospect From many places
The river expands to the width Of an immense
lake, and ihe course { the liver Is difficult
TO follow, excep, By experienced pilots
No new cholera cases, and only few old
ones lngerli z among us.
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iron the 23d ut. there wgs a spon'ane-

Iron the 23d u't.. there VS. spon'ane-
Gus ga herring e the citizens oi Baton Rouge
IS ho assembled for the puri ose OF paying
pIrling ubute to tneIr di' 'i'nguished town.
n an thc President elect Of the United States.
A,li o'yloct, \. n tn pro essi''n wds
10 ne N from, of the Harney lloase, d
marched To Gen. Ta,lors residence. The
members Of j, were most l. ndly received AT
the sin, le bu, hospiabl, dwelling OF the Gen.
cral. who had been bat short time previous
Is lufor ed of the intended visit. Alter So
ciql and miscellaneous conyt rsalion, /. Is.
Thorp, Esq, ;ddressed the General rs fol
lows
Gen raj | have been depu'ed by your fell
law citizens to BID sou their adieus on this
inter sin, occasion. IL is wlth paint Il emo
tions Ii they have assc "hled 10 say Jdre'oeH
In pa,tin, from YOU, hing reconclles them
10 their loss but The full knowledge that yon
are needed by your country elsewhere. Be-
llc,e me, Gen raj. when say that you will
leave behind YOU in Baton Rouge a united
community Of personal friends, every member
of which, young and cid, j"in in a heartfelt
PRAYER tia, You aud your family may, IN your
fu,u-e home, he blessed with long llf', contin-
ued hea tn, an unbound prosperity
/ 10 which Gen. Taylor with much emotion
replied
/ Gentlemen--l assure YOU il is with feelings
Of no ordinary character that | meet with my
fellow cltz' MS On tins occ islon-m1ny OF
hom have known for more than quarter Of
a century. Had consulted my own wishes,
Ishould have much preferre,! TO retain the OIL
f,e | am now about to vHcate and have re
mained among YOU, but the p op hlv', tn
out NV sulicitat on, seen fit to elevate me to
auother-and although fear am not quail
fed to discharge the great az important dn-
,lys lmpos Il upon me. yet b. assared, fellow
citizens, shall end a,or TO .ul"il ,h m, wfh-
o4 rcgndto far, laror or ogcct'on for any
ono. !ernt ulc. my fir ends, AT par Il 2, to
invoke Gcds BLESSINGS upon YOU all, and may
lie grant ,a you and Your families may ell
oy long ife aud pr sperity. Farewell
/ Among those who assemb ed On til, inter
esi,np clsion, we many Of the eldest CT,
zrrs of the town AND parish, and they seemed
To feel most deeply the p"lt,Ac oi one Nhos'
pres nee aud friendship had So long been to
them ma ter Of p.ide an ii.asn.e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15
CONGRESS-.
" AsrlEGToS, Feb. 9

WAsulEGToS, Feb. Q.
SrNATE.--Seyeral petitions were presented
and referred.
The Clerk of the House delivered varou.
bills an resolutions f; among the latter was
the resolution cOhcuTrlng in the Sonutc's plan
for counting the Presidential votes.
Mr Hale presented several petitions from
Syracuse, Rochester, Bulrd Troy and other
places in New York, for abolshng the supply
of spirits aud hogging in the army and navy
IIuusE.-Mr. Hunt asked and Ubtal ned !, ay
to be excused from serving on the committed
appointed to count the Prcsi ental votes.
The biz from the Senate for the relief OF
David Myler was taken up, Iut no, acted up
on.
Mr. Cobb, e Georgia, moved that the
House resolve itself into comnittee of the
whOe which vas agreed TO.
Mr. Cobb moved to take up the fDriiica,on
bill, which was los, by the casting vote OF the
ch.lrman
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

FIRE IN EAST GREESwIcH- fire broke
out, on Friday orning, in the build
ing cupied by Mr.. A. f.. Brad ey, as a
Tin shop, the dwelling House OF Mr.. Sam.
ne ID. johnson, and a small par, OF The build
ing known as the Arcade, were consumed -
The ire broke out in the tin shop. Mr.. Brad
ley was Insured $1,000, which vii about COW
or his loss. tn upper par, of the building
was occupied by j. Windsor. Esq, as a law
office, and his library and office furniture, &c.,
worth about Si0O, were entirely consumed
no insuIa ce. Mr.. Johnson and the Arcade
were Insured Mr.. J. for $1,000, about two
thirds Of his loss. The tailor shop Of Col.
Sias Weaver was pulled down TO prevent the
spread Of the fire. lie was insured The to-
tai loss vf all concerned is about $4,000 or
$4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

oJ Do not our citizens intend to have SOM
KIND oi general demonstration Of Joy on tic
Fourth OF March ; 1t is quite time that prep
erations were being made, a, tie DAY is cIo.e
At hand. We hole, at least. 10 have a, bril-.
liant IN affair as we did in 1911. Let meet.
NJ o, lie Wings be cniled, committee ap.
pointed an thence ssnry arrangements maze
or general iiliu'nat. II, &c. 1t can al b,
accomplished al very lI't.e eNi encc, an sur
Y, the rank Waig town OF Newport ovgh' to
manifest her ioy on the dty when Whig
Pic idtnt j. inauvuratcd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

this ) ate been known to divide under pecu'-
iarly fortunate circumstances twenty or lhif'y
per cent. per annum, and is not tai great
above any profit which the Baaks have ever
made
the Real Estate f Rhode Island pass ~
tax in,o the General Treasury, and h S not 10.
more il,an quarter of a cen,uay past. In
ia,corIance with the sp rit Of the Constitution.
IS vel As the Ie'ter, we say that III the prop
Is of The : ate should he taxed fairly and
| qualy, az tas time, IN rropoTto to !'s 'aln-
alton. There is no reason, no justice aid no
law that cln compel the Ban 5 to pay az
he expences of the Stale ; ard if the Leglsla
lure attempts to impose an additional burden
on them, we are confident that they vi resist
ii bef re the proper ,r unals, ard Iust IS GER
lanly as they 10, just 50 surely vii our Courts
sustain the Banks, and decree that the acts o.
IN, Legis a,ure are unconstitutional aud vol :.
|, is said by some that ,r,ain wealthy men
at the North are exceedingly ANXIOUS 10 have
the Banks still further taxed il this declara-
ton b true, the reas n OF this Is, we pre-
snme, that these men own little or no touk
stock their property is all invested IN real
estate, and Tor This reason they may he loud
( in their desires to have the tax placed upon
such kind of property as will be least burden
SOM TO them.
/ We wan, the Leg to impose 4 just,
fair, and equal tax upon al the property OF
The State. lfthey do this, II will replenisH
IN empty treasury, liquidaie long standing
debts, make good the credit ofthe tate, and,
Al the same time, embarass no one, and vii.
be- satisfactory 10 every intelligent ard honest
he wou have Others do 10 himself
( A We said Il the commr ncenent, it is the
/ duty Of he Wings 10 DO this, AMI if is not
done, the responsibility rests upon he party,
and the people VII call upon them 10 nc cunt
I for their neg geuce. We are not SO strong,
an SO far above and beyond the reach Of the
enemy, that We can act with .mpunly, and
refuse to perform necessary duties, although
perhaps somewhat contrary to our own p-cun
| Iary interests, 10 the amour, Of a few dollars
Let the Wing party act manfully and in
unison in this matter, and ordera nv valua.
tlon of ,e property of the Stale. at once. pre-
paratury To moderate direct tax, and thu:
| eNtricaie ourselves from debt. Such course
vii be an honor TO The party, and red VII ,C
the la,,ing credit of the State. As no MAJ
should ever ear TO 90 right, so, surely, tha
patty which fears only to do wrong, and bold
ly and iearlrssly aims to do wha, is just, an,
! ight, will in the end tlways be successful
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15
AMERICAN PE'sr!sG Pnr.srs ~ EuRopr.

AMERICAN PE'sT!sG Pnr.srs II EuRopr.
oone Hoe is st!I in lars pu,,ng up his
Son"ef.l Prin lng pres,es. lie has allealy
rrce;yei o,d + for a Of them in Lon On and
dtis. "hcrr I cy are p!oyounscd greatly su.
p'rior t. any MAJ hines used or invented in
"Ither OF those c1uLtDjcs rroii s~or Morse
AID Co'onel Hoe one with his great inyon.
n IN telegraph g, IN tie ether with his
unrvail printing press, are ga ming fame
tn thrmse ve, ani cred 'or tie Unite STATE,
that will I've 'oGs ai;crlhey have eft the stage
# life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

RIVE wi. n that ,hc Town Council would
ya~s an Ordinance, AMI cnturc' II, COM cling
poop 70 clear tie sn.w and ice from / er
walks, within reasonable time after storm.
Tacre are Lut few, ccmpaIa ivcly, wto 10
Il y, and, in our dark streets, evenings. II S
absolutely dangerous to- s. along on The ice
particularly wlrn the ,lGs arc rum III down
some Of the streets, us IN Pelham, at their
ali speed. We have had three sey r. falls
on the ice this " nler, and we are not anyious
10 ron tn ri-k, many more ZINES, OF b eak ng
~ e.. &c O,heis h,yc icl he necessity 9.
having a aet,ir gcu, law On this subj CT, and We
laye scyerd' rn' be II requested 10 call the
~ ulion of tAe Counc,i 10 th~ u at'cr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

FiRE.--A fi.e broke out, On Monday night,
in the hous' owned by James Atkinson, Esq,
md occupi by s. $. Eastman, Esq Tho
fire was dis"ov red about l2 o'clrck, burst
ing through tn" wood work around III" ki;ch-
IN chimney 1t is supposed that the SCOT t ok
fire and caught some of the Lr-e tnh rs
round the Oh rney. which is a very large old
rAshor cd one. The roar ng aroused Mr..
+ s,man, and waS discDve ed BY the Watch
abo Il the same me. Through the alacr,y
and emery of the frcnen an cltizc s, it was
son eAilreu.slod without mater al damage.
The night was intensely cold, and the streets
ogged with snow. Had not the ire cen
IscoNercd as II was the consequences would
have been arfDl , serious, as il oud have
been almost impo sibe to have worked the
e 2incs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

Eng lsh pat er, hc Loidon Enquirer, IN same
commen,s on our worthy Massachusetts, Coz
e. noI = L oclahatl tor Thanksg va &. after
quoting what hr says IN re.a;lon to the sub.
Jcct oi slavery, adds the following remarkable
words
" THIS Proclamation is copu,crsgncd by
The saycholder VIM Is Calhoun
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

ASEcUoTE or hLisroS Some years aftcr
Ailstun h d acquired a considerable rcpuiatu
as painter, 4 friend showed hin min ailr,
AID begged be woul give his sincere opinion
Of It's merits, as the young man sho drew i
had some Thoughts Of becoming paiat by
pr"f sslon. hllsion after much pressing and
declining To give an opni'n, candidly told thr
gentleman he feared tie Ia would fcvcr do
anything as a I artcr aud ad,i cd his follow
ing some more conRcnial pursuit. Ills 4 end
then convinced him that the work had been
doue by A,ls,on himself, fer this verv gentle
Ms = har A"s'o, ,s rs-v ,orns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

ga bcautfu oriental proverb runs as fol.
lows
With time and patience The mubury lie
hecomes satin"
llo" cue uraPing S this lesson to tho IN
palIen, aud de- -louding Aud what difficulty
Is there tina man s ould quail q, when ,hc
worm can accompli,h 50 much from the Leaf oi
the mulbury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

cT- Those wLr dfc going to Ga forHil, in
the AuiIey Clark, should subscribe for IL,
Herald o. the I im,s before leaving. nuring
The absence, they " l. w,nt 10 know wha
Is goIng on at home, and through The column
Of the Herald they wi relieve all the news
AMI particularly tie local ilte igeGce. 1hcr,
VII tc NJ difficulty in receiving the rapc
egu ariy a San Fralc SEQ, as we ready sen,
SEA erAl copies there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

The Library of Congress now comprises
which al. branches q! human learning ar we1
represented During the .css;on of Con ress
i, is o. en- every we X day from nine O'Clock
until tic two Houses adjourn for the day,
and when Congress is not in session three
days in the week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

1aPoRrASr INSTRUCTIONS have been receiy.
ed by tie Collie tor Ui Gus ouis at this pot,
10 the elect that III essel- clcan fr G. Ii.
.ornia, must Gle inr som { reign p IT and
a marsct" The vess, papers must be pre-.
pared as if FOR a foreign voyage. boston
Iimts.
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PnILtDEITHIA Feb. ..


The execution of Perry Barry, ( oIo ed) tor
,ne rape oI "A white woman, 'ook place OF
New astlc Del at halipast one O'Clock To.
day. he VI TIM lch III. jail IN a carriage, a;
90 npanicd by { a = cIill aud three clergyu,cn
Of the ircsby tcran, Mctho let aud EPlscopll
,cnom nalio respectively, escorted 5y
nal d a,hmc I oi the NIL lary. Barry was
dress d "a white, and on reaching the cad ID
kne aud prayed aloud IA a iervcnt manner.
ani also c..hoftcd The c.owd IT, iaNe a uucly
warning iom hs mclanchoy example. lie
imad- no con cssion. Their. were a, easl ~
houserd persors TrsS-,i OF n. o--s'i1s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

UJ'in the In ted Stles Senate, Mr. Davis
OF Massachusetts, pres ntel The memorial O
Niessrs. Little x Brown, oi B sion, asking t {
patronage OF the GoveInneni in a pu hraor
winch ticy propose TO .S-ue OF the Writings Of
10! II Ad uns, second President OF the ULte!
States
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

An ac, has been introduced, in the Legisla-
turr, amending the charter Of the Newport
and Fall River Rail Road Company. The
time named in The charter when it should be
voi, II the road was no, completed, has near
ly expired, ,-anl this amendment is to extend
the time
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

FIHrs, n fire b'oke oul on Sunday m ,rn-
IN in the American HAL, Hartford. G.. by
"h.ch tiannIns'ou's Panorama Of the CrealIon
vas Destroyed. The Religions Herald was
2urnt out, l'sch@r VITA several Offices and
stores. The building WAS insured Al Prov.
'dence for $4,000, 1t is supposed to have been
on fire.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

GG"!n the United States supreme court on
WeineS ay five OF the JUICES Geliverei the I
p.nions ogdinsi the validity OF the alien pas.
senger law, and one OF them in favor OF iht
law. The other judges would read their opiu
IONS on Thursday. As five is a Gear major
~ OF the court. it follows tha, the laws al.
declared Invalid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser an
nounces the death, on the 3O,h of January. o
Mr.. Ray Marsh Grmehy Of Rochester. II,
WIS the father, We believe. of the Miss Marsl
Who's sudden anI IN ccouniab'c depar,ur,
from 'he parental royf lately excited notice II
the western part Of n. V. State. She re.
turned, It seems, barely in time to be present
at her fathers dccease
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Q.
Thomas lIyer has been arrested on bench
warrant issued by Jajge King ard Parsons, on
requsltion from The Mayor Of Baltimore.
Noon.

Tom IIyer hal a hearing at the q .arer
Sessions this mornn.', before Judge Pars' MS,
vlo comluilcd him 10 NoymuaSing Prison
for farther hear ne on Monday, eu, really
ih view TO awat a reGuis'ton from Gov
Thorn Maryland.
Mr.. la t spoke al som length on the subject,
enforcing the views Of the petitioners. The
petit ons wele then appropri tey 'cit' e.
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WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT ELEcT.-ite
,wo b'.ards OF our City Councis, al their last
sitting, a po med a Joint committee 10 wait on
the President OF the United States elect Oh his
arrival at Washington, aud in the hane Of the
Corporations, welcome !Iim to the seat of Gov
eramcut-NK. Int.
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lfyour sister, while ,en1erly engaged in a
co iyersi'on with her sweetheart asks yon
10 Dri ( u gl,ss Of water from an adjoining
room, You can star, on the errand. but you
nee rot return. You will no, be missed,
thus sctrialn-wc've seen il tIied.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

HoF. TRrMAY SMlrH-The New Haven
.Cout.or says lhat private aIyrces from Wa,h-
lnston 60 10 induce the bel lel that tbs gerlr-
'aan will be Secretary OF Tie Treasury, uaIer
Gen. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

Tie New Bedford Reporter tharks ,hos'
Who have stopped their paper after taking II
twO or three years without paying, for no.
taking it longer on the same term.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

owe arc indebted to the Hon. Robert B.
Cranston FOR valIab'e Map Of Oregon and
Upper c"l!lornia, from the survey of Col.
Fremont.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

IrPA gentleman la;e died in Worcestei
County, who tad been a subscriber 10 the
" orces,er ; y for period Of 10 years. Bes-
scd he his meiIoTy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

~ sleigh pa,sci through our streets,
saturday, occupied hy four youn, ecn emea,
On. of them n female attire, md tie iour
wearing masks. What tic o Ct was and
vha, the pleasure derive /, We are unable to
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

Mr. Calhoun says that the Texa. Senator,
@ill be crushe in the re-isiless march ot
Southern opinion, aud Serator Houston rcpl,,
that Mr Calhoun is riding in q eo.c.r; ,ha Gil
,nnn hs uces,
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NASHVILLE, TESa., Feb. ..

NASHVILLE, IESS., FEB. ..
Gen Taylor ltit tbs ci:y Tor Loui wi e Ia {
evening, where lie is expected t. ani,e on
sunday. Grca, PREPARATIONS arc making for
his reception.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

BDoks ale isivc, thrown 10 siak oi swin
nto tic stream Of time, by 10 ng no ssop,
! lryss in .',sfis-
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Thee are loud complaints among the plant.
sr' Of Leuisisna Of he fsil,p ~ the ~,gsr
ssss
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Bosros, Feb. l2

DUsTUN, TtU' Iz'
CONVICTION ef Miller, tie Forgcr. Miller,
the iorge;, has been sentenced TO the State
Prison for the term OF 0 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

Crt The steamer Is adfo d Durfe cnmmcn.
&c. her daily tIp, Lclween Fall River an
Providence, on Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15

CJ-We received a l,t.,I from o. F. Jack
n, Esq. Saturday, dated at Sea, February
Sd, of Cape Lookout, steering for Charles.
ton. They Lad had pleasant time, thus iar
although the sea was quite rough. The let
rer was mni'el at Charleston. Que oi Tia
passengers, the second night ont, had a dreaU
ia which he fiu;led tha, e va, s.ng goli
II California, an that some rogue was en-
eayoring 10 steal his treasures his shrek A..
t"oSe al the pas, "nyers, ard they fund III,
poor fellow huggIng table for dear lie.
uPln Cincinnati, on the evening Of the 2
well dressed young woman called al Mrs
Volts boarding house in Fifth street. and IN
CURED for Capt. lIow ard hs va,not in and
the woman then asked for Mrs How ard the
servant showed Mrs IL. into the parlor iwo
minutes ail'r she staggered out exclaiminp
q" that woman has hilled me-" and immediate
ly expired Her thros, was cut, The mar.
d. re $ has not ocen lpprchended.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-15
WHIG NeHINATiCAS.


foa GOVERNOR,
HENRY B. ANTHONY.
o. ProviGenes.
yoR lirUrENAST covrRsoR,
THOMAS WHiPPLE,
Of Corentry.
yoa SECRETARY or STATE,
CHRISTOPHER E ROBBINS,
ofNeepori,
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAKE,
Of Brs'o!.
Fon osNeRAL rRc,srRa
STEPHEN CAHOONE,
Of NrcTort.
pa MEMBERS or cosGREiq.
EASTERN DISTRICT
GEORGE 6. KING,
Of Ne,cpOrt.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
SYLVESTER G, SHEARMAN
of North Kingstorr.