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mercury used.
nRJonSseN. 70 DUANE STREET. so WELL KNOWN
rutstes Tor ss in those halt existed
Tor ysrrs - rre-smnest c.ns.ut.ona weakness sryuhs
secret habit ''''''i cared Recent case cured
TYR RAIPrrs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE on
sIs er. q R STs .
.ur' diseases Is.emine svsn ~ 10 other York
s only Truly ss,s rSrf on ss 'Sss r,a 70
ini,rd,d 20 every one ..sry
.siSr ties, rs, 81 Nay >. hSa ca, % es .os,%
nshsrs t3hbn street.
DR. kALrn, AuInos OF rl,h "raacTicaL RAJ.
NiasN, 6,osP N. isundrys excepted. jrho.e Who 90
s IN ss s ss,snass S.r .Sqs /. .ssy sss
sys ho.s 10 have .se,sd ,,s .ss'n elias. Of r'st
is trst inosn W It's advanced and sssssssins
sssscs ear Sssrs rapis sssy aud rsdss .us which
ie has grounds fr STATING can 10 oesssnsa FROM ssAr
nNE DOLLAR, AND A CURE Ct ArANTIEO-DR.
" Hunters Red Drop cure. all private ai.oaes .i,so.,
rs gs,sf,.Y D'rssIy 80 5p,y..n street, is The only
MEDicAL AID. DOCToR YOURSELF PRIVATELY.
Ni Tor y esa ~ means 81 q. posss, xs.Hl,riss
I'D fSs snah,pr every one e. .ocdrs, hi. o~s
SAFE ,uecs',fu i,rminstOn Twentieth sa,en wi,h
ir%sss. 4 81 ssS;r;,v; ;y',s I. ever .ss ct.
sSs.s seminal ~sstrs.s disease Of the posts,e s1d
potency solitary habits Of youth are faithfully aess-d
sre,"rs !. worthy psrse%sr should
letter III receive 81 this boob. y mail,
sories will he for dollar Address Or WIN lOGSG,
l52 Spruce street. Philadelphia
vU,HE MARRIED wpMAN's PRIVATE MEBICALeos-
panion BIZ Dr. A. NJ Esuricsau Profeseor Of Diesaecs u
sop .,ss sois IN Il, months -'' W. =" Wv"
Years Of suffering yses and mental anguish many
ssecsonete wife, and .esns difficulties 20 the knsesa
sht have been spared thousands roer would have
49, hundreds IN their bses s ali
bv timely Possession Of this work.
Intended especially for the married. those ssv.
plating marriage as diseoees Important vbscf
should be known TO them particularly.
whose esith Does rer Of incrssse " Il.
y lily, lis 81 especial Imports
Here slo, every femaisthe wife, the mother, the
either budding into vomAnhood cr the one IN the deese o.
years In whom nature eontempatcs A. imporan, shanr
dscovertbe causes sysptch ard the most re-
medies and oss certain mode Of sars In every coDrlsat
Yer sale a. ~ BrcaSvsy Aad 81 the pusiisslnf Ones, -
Liberty street N. " Little Co, Aissay W p.,s
Boston; " b. Peterson, vs. Chestnut street pbstsi2hie
William Taylor Co., baltimore; .. b. RoussoA, Nov
On IN. reesis. 81 81 cory viii " sp.ssnsssss ~ mat
free postage 70 any part u ths Ussd eeass usten
sA3reeed reid TO DIT. A. - HeuYiesAu. DcD
INA Hsv YsrS eisv Ons~ SLberSseSsN
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AMUsRMENTa

CHANYRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM
~ strsst-ssturday evening. July 7th, win b acted
i w x en1sS Ga. AMI Tohn M Rs V
To be followed by THREE YEARS AFTER-Aose, Mr.. r.
s. Chanfrau Nose Jr Master Murray; Capt Tobin, Mr. c.
Burke; Charles Meadows HELD ze Miss Aestayer Isa
bella Meadows Mrs Mclean The to conclude
with the drama entitled the NORWEGIAN WRECKERS-
Jack Junk, Mr. HELD wegnstadt, Mr. Pardey; Aarette
Mrs Lean Doors will open "a aud the curtain
quarter Ifs. Boxes % centa Pit laia oantk
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p.commend all our friends wishing rood and Shoes
friend Brooks $50 Fulton doors from
Broadway whore they will End endless variety Of The
celebrated Congress Boots for ladies and gentlcmen Ao
spndd assortment Of French and American calf skin Boots
Shoes aud Caters Also. large assortment OF ladies'
misses boys and chden Caters and Shoes which be is
a.ll,n thai
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DAFgET FOR UiyRE-sECOND LINE.-rHE SHIP
ONEIDA, j. willard. master. will AL the Let Of
For freight or p,ssage, apply 20
BOYD y uiNCkEN, Agents 81 Wall 81.
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT WILL DE GIVEN AT

GRAND SACRED .CONCERT WILL DE CIV EN- AT
N SAINT Nicholas church. Second Sunday
ming July sh. for the benefit of said church, by W Berge
Orgsnist WHO will be assisted by following
Miss Valentino Miss kbes Miss Dresser Mr. Ehrlein and
other taln ted singers Of this city NJ BTiekets Fifty
20 lie had Mt M Erbens 72 Centre DUNCAN hook
store, l5l Fulton Rev Mr. Duchmayer l35 Second
street, and at Mr. Berges residence 10 Sixth street, also of
Tie Sections OF Catholic churches and the door Doors
at o'clock Concert to at o'clock preesely
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ma CIOvIn's TRAVELLERS MEDICAL glide

NR. GIONIEB TEANEIIEHS NEHTNNI EETUF
IL dsecrfrton uf all delicate distssss sorsths
recipes making the various ued Ia their
explicit directions the proper mode
cure Price 81 for sale by the author hs o,s, No
tnow No l Ann street sbersh he may be sossuted en- al
diseases there referred 20.
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DRJoHSseN. 10 DUANE STREET. so wEL. KNOWN
In the ~ delicate aisssseHTh. Dgctcrs
rutaon s half shst have existed
Tor Years sminsst CONSTRUCTIONS weakness bryuts
by habit ssctsally cured Recent cared
four
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II 0iIDAY STREET THEATRE, BALTIMORE THE
above named establishment is Offered lease of
moderate terms. The exterior of the
entire building has been put in good repair having been
newly rooted aud thoroughly painted 30 There has also
Gently been added building, in which is Green Room,
lunber of very convenient dressing aud spacious
sc Sc with private entrance to the theatre
from street. rendering IL much eomm0ious
than has heretofore been. II lease for Of is
made with the parties model
and decorate The entire te or OF the house. win be made.
Possession be had Immediately Appea be made
either personally by letter, 70 JAS v WAGNER,
L ITCAS.
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i''h Nd. FOWLER. 90 We, street.

JNiKsT sbIr Tor San FRANCISCO AND IhE gold
r.gons the hLe oorfer fsetsntd and newly o9ppost
packet tsrh PhsIs, Cap,an Swain, having all her ffssh
snd stores board will clear this day and positively sail
Monday morning. JUly fth. Caa accmm"dats few cabin
Is.nger, with or berts ~ tbs pen cabin tbs
lfuas accommodations superior those of ship
for California aud passengers eeten Of geng
ithtut delay Apply tho Captain board AZ
Titr Ne. 10 Nsrth River, or TO -. -. .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO PAREkrs AND cuARDIAks-CHEsrNur
~ The Re-, assisted y snnen.
rros,-or ready TO receive pupils We do attempt
sfd,snes the etgrs,gus ,esnsry the rvtrsmsnS the
SspsS as v lSa s rar 1a
rsrops would and snd Judge for themselves.
but b. 5yS Sl ssa %
qprs for the Principals ysnderbts boat landing whore
QKNovSe-FRENcH MECHANICAL LAMB FOR
IA nsry 81 Brsasysy sov 80 broadway. Canal 81.
ssss csms. Si SIX hs. s.sra on g. sas
pensions. Brackets a1s Sands H. DARDo~vILLE
ICE--IcE--ICE--THE sUBscRIBERs HAVING ST.
~: ssi ss. ,1r s ..'.ss
n,.' on s;,5. 81 ,r n.rs. At Ss f.gi q H.,,'::
.aiilhs. ii. VAN sTESBuRSH L CO.
IVY GOODS PACKING EsrApLrsuxESr-sHIP-
Gao a.. sr's ..,ns 10 freight sy nsvins their secas rr.
r. es,. and ss@pfs. ii s...p,ons II Dry Goes. and
q n.... ,.,.., aud 's, suay ,eods cav: q, l';,.
i.ps E,.'ns S1' Me- Ts%g,y s,,.,a
R.f.r gs.Is Grina,ii nDtsrn Co; Risss Bssssst,
CO.. Larrsnss, Trimbis. q Co; Y. cotsenst n Go.
MoNsiruR yorrr uAm DRESSER or rue rRTs-
tss. e, ' ss ',n',s; nro ia second a.or,
,ess the 10Th i,sisst and from ,hssce be viii 70 to
q cor, a. BonSs q. so rs oSn s. m,
nS s.1 r's ~ y h T ffs e.. rs% h sa %os
for sale by Note 'e latest fashions Of this
Jusr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUSINESS DIREc-
tory, for lg5o, coftsiniug go names of
ssgcd IN tsnss properly classified and arranged under
heads arTrorrste 20 tbsir Business Price ffty For
sale Ny all booksellers. JOHN y. IKOW, Publisher,
81 Ann street.
Co bIIL1SERs-A FEW DoZEN WHITE FouSDA-
uop Lace Bonnet Frames for saie g - Ter dozen
single C.. I. BRACkEN,
al Dsvcry, sstrnnce In rifth street.
CARrENTrRs ANp MECHANICS GENERALLY. CAN
" be supplied With 1osls " the best quality, and at low
rrcss ct suvsB New Tool Store 20 Sixth Avenue
sfNsyery Place BSust opened large assortmsnt Of
se~e, brnces aud BtS Se, received BY late srrfyhlg
j. w.. n q. SULLIVAN.
IL TnERE Is A PLACE IN NEW YORK WHERE
srtiels ~ trcss 10 heught cheaper than sny
where else bow the public discovers i Pebble opinion
hss hrsd upon enc store snpretsndng in appearance h
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~N~>,NNS~NNrN,s- -..,~,~>~SoNN~e~. .e-.,..- 49,.
vV,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS or
the Magnetic Telegraph Company will be held at their
enss, Hanover street, In the city Of Hes York
Thsssday, Jsly 12th, at o'clock. y. N.
TBOs. N. CLARK. Secretary.
CcASDINAvIA.-TBE CELEBRATION OF TaE An
~ Of th. socisty vii. ate see on the yh Inst
hourt Prospect Hotel Scsndnaos Who wish 70 psrtske
will plsa arpy A &. Sundsrom o. Gresnsi street.
Eorrs s. Saebsrg "a Tifth street. COMMITTEES Of
In HE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF HANNAH
Adams. deceased TO Elizabeth uinBg-ln Pprsusnss Of
q the Orphans Court for the city snd OF
Thii.ae pha notice is hereby given 20 Elizabeth lining
living 20 her heirs deceased since June 1871 that sas
Untitled fhnre ahsvs estate. informa
iop ~ rsgsri the said Elizabeth nainr he
hl.sted 70 WILLIAM JOHNSON, Administrator, .. A.,
Nswpartviils Bucls 60. rennsylysnia,
Kills Lewis is SO. i ct, srJ. II. Randall. N eL
At. pbilsdslphia.
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Father mathew.-TWo Superior DaEuerrc-
yps Portraits Of Rev heohad nsthsw Tone at full lsssth
hs other . bustl tahsn BY BRADY Tuesday, ID Jsly
Instant be with ether distinguished indvi-
suals rooms and 7 Broadway u TuisSa
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nor CALIFORNIA, PASSAGE oNLY-fIRsT Glass
shp oCkAkUs, lying az pier Ne srh River, 10 sal
tho 10th Instant few bofths rensi In. Alec, sh
MANILA at pier Re aNork River " follow the Oceans
sEd sail the 18th. Apply W Il. IL. SUTTON,
ALI .vs
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EARhER wANTEp.-AN AMERICAN or ENGLISH
farmer who thoroughly rndert ands his business n
and afraid % work may hear OF per-
situation the fern orr T. Bainun. Esq. Bridge
No lazy. neon retsnt or drinking man need apply
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American House, at the junction ~ the
Western Connecticut River Railroads Springfield Mass
James Warren repeatedly inform. hi. friends and the
public generally that he has purchased the above we'll
and popular hotel has RENTED IL In elegant STYLE and
vdsd every facility 20 reader favoe resort for The
travelling public The table IL at all times supplied With the
choicest substantas snd uEur.s and the constant alton
the proprietor and his assistants will be directed 70
sander the house worthy Of public patronage
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w ALFALFA. 80 CANAL STREEr.-EXrRA AT
w tractions-SiSteen Female models tor the Ia
lleaux yiyants, and Dances Extra performance every
saurdsy Mt o'clock T. NJ. The coolest place of amusement
and the only of the kind in the city. Admit aaeeor
chestra B Ss cents; Parguee, p cents. Doors
at Z, com meneing at O'CLOCK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

lect Committee Of the two Houses, With d.
recions TO have the report printed for the use
of,he General Assembly, aud with ins ruc,ons
10 report at the next session the resolution
was passed, and Messrs. Cranston, Updike,
Holden, Bosworih and Porter, appointed on
the par, Of The House.
The House took recess until o'clock.
EVENING.
SENATE Resolution appointing commit
Tee TO take into consideration the subject mat
ter Of the report of the Committee upon the
Registered State Debt read and laid upon
the table.
HOUSE, Resolution authorizing the Secre-
tary Of State to print additional schedules ;
received from the Senate and read and con.
cured
| The report of the Commissioner for the
distribution OF the appropriation for The deaf
and blind, was ordered on file.
An act to prevent improper communication
with persons in Jail the Senate concur with
amendment The House concur IN The amend
menis OF the Senate with an amendment.
The Senate non-concurred in the votes OF
the House on
An act in amendment Of an &C, to provide
additional revenue for The State.
The Senate concurred in the votes Of the
III ouse on the
Petition of VIM. p. Snlngs for leave to
make deeds,
Petition Of Moses May TO refund part Of
pedlar's license.
An act to prevent improper communications
with persons in Jail.
Vote allowing sundry accounts.
Tho House adjourned to meet on the first
Monday OF January next, in Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

DrATH.-What woes are caused by death
in this world They are seen everywhere.
The earth is arched with graves" In al
mos: every dwelling death has been doing ito
work of misery. The palace cannot exclude
lin, and he comes unbidden to the cottage
lie finds HE way to the dwellings Of ice, In
which the Greenlander and Esquimaux live.
To the tents of the Bedouin Arabs and the
wandering Tartar. To The wlgwam Of tho
Indian, and the harum Of the Turk. To the
splendid mansion OF the rich, as well the abode
Of the poor. The reign Of death has now ex
tended near 5000 years meeting each geneT-
alton, and consignng the young and vigorous,
the lovely and pure, TO dust. Shall that
gloo ny reign continue forever Is there no
place where death can DO excluded , Yes
Ileavcn-ihe object of the Redeemer, 10, to
bring us there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

ESTABLISHING That veter.
an of the press, Major Noah, of New York,
in his las, Sunday Times, has some pertinent
remarks in reference to the remarkable pro.
fusene,s Of new newspapers, Of the ephemeral
species. He says, men engaged in such
desperate enterprises, seem to think that edit
iting and publishing come by nature, whereas
they constitute a business, or rather two bran
ches of business, IN " hit more tact industry,
aud watchfuIness are necessary than in any
occu patton or calling known among men,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

He that will thrive INST rise at five,
it must follow, a fortiori,
He who'd thrive more must rise at four:
and it wonld ensue, a tortissimo,
He who'd moo thriving be, mus, always
rise at three.
He who'd the former outdo, must rise as
early as two ; and, by way OF climax, it should
hold good hat
He who'd ne'er be outdono, must always
rise at one while as cncher to the whole,
should be added as a sort of grand climac-
teric, that
He who'd be thriving quite, must sit up all
The night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
Wednesday Nor. Z.

A MrRIroRIoUs CFFIcER.-At the annual
Town Meeting in June last, the Town order
ed the usual Tax, and directed the Collector
to collect it " thin 80 days from the time the
Tax book was paced in his hands. The
Tax was assessed in July, and the book
pIac ID in the hands OF the Collector, Oliver
Read, Esq, on tho 4th Of August. lie
has completed his labors within the 80 days,
without having to resort to legal process for
single cent Of the amount. On Monday
las, he paid into the Treasury the whole
amount of the Tax, SIS, 1916, 81, less $45,22,
RENTED by the Finance Committee, in cases
where tho Taxes had been illegally assessed
there being no property. This is the first in
stance in many years where the whole Tax
has been collected even during the year and
we know of no one case where it has been
done within so short time. Great credit is
due to Mr. Read for his persevering energy
in the discharge of his duty, and it should Sc
cure him the o. flee as long as he desires it
for i, is certainly, at best, an unwelcom, one.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Hints TO LApIrs.-Mcn OF sense speak
no, of BOYS of eig,tecu to five and twenty,
during their age Of acknowledgement who
are worth the trouble Of falling in love with,
and the fuss and Inconvenience Of eing mar
ried 10, and TO whom one might, AFTER 'ome
inward conflicts, and a course, perhaps. Of
fast ng and self-humiliaiion, submit TO fulfil
those ili.conirved vows Of obedience which
arc extracted at the aliar-such men want for
their companions women, not dolls and wom-
On who would suit such men are jus, as cap
able of loving ferven,ly, deeply, as tho Ring
le,tina, full of song and sen,imen.-~ho can
not tie her bonnet-strings fants i: she has to
ace her boots never in her life brushed out
her beautiful hair would not for the world,
prick her delicate fingers with plain sewing.
But who can work harder than factory girl
upon a lambs wool sheperdess dance like
deryise at Almanack's, ride like foxhunter
and, whs' every breath Of air gives her cold
in her fathers gloomy country house,
and she cannet think how people can endure
this climate, she can go out TO dinner parties
in February and March, with an inch Of sleeve
and half-a-quafter of boddice. Thomp-
son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Mr.. Ewbank, the very accomplished Com
miss oner of Patents. will submit to Congress
report, which, for ability and valuable infor.
nation, will far ourpass any similar production
that ever emanated from that Bureau. tis
understood that he will make some important
suggestions for materially improving our msan'
Of encouraging the inventive genius Of our
c0untrymen. IN. Y. Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
x%Our fr;cnds and nesi bors Of the Me,

x<Our friends and neisL bors Of the Mer-
e,ry complain ,ha, they have suffered good
deal during the pas, year from those who steal
their papers from the doors Of subscribers.
This is quite common offence in Newport ;
there is no, day ,ha, some Of our subscribers
do no, have to come to the office for paper,
because theirs has been stolen from their
doors There are also very many who make
a regular practice Of borrOring the paper from
some Of their neghbors, every morning as
soon as i, is delivered, although they never
have paid for the first paper. Such patrons
and friends are very desirable in coInmun-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Petition Of Joseph Southwick for leave iC
take poor debtors oath; read and concurrsd.
Petition Of Benjamin {. Benjamin io'
change Of name read and c,ncurred.
Adionrned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

1t IS said that I. Belcher Kay, parsonage
somewhat lamllIarIy known in Boston. togeih.
or with particular friend who accompanied
him out, has been seLtenced a, Rio Jsnelro To
the mines for ten years, for some crime joint.
y committed in tha, city. while stopping there
on their way to California
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

/. is tho part Of a woman, like her own
beautiful planet, to cheer the dawn ond the
darkness; to be both the morning and the eve
ming star of mans life. The light OF her
eye is the first to rise and the las, to set upon
manhood's day of trial and suffering.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Somebody very ~icA,dly says that tw
blooming young ladies' got caught out in
shower recently, and when they had 60, home,
the rain had washed the very color out Of their
cheeks. What pity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

A sign over the door ofa tailpr's shop, IN
New Orleans, denenates 1t as a 'pantsloon-
cry"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

w c Bryant, the poet, has returned from
his tour through England Scotland, France
and Germany. and has resumed his duties o..
E li,or of ,he y Y Eve Pos,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

The Old Baptist Church on Genesee street,
Syracuse, n. Y, has been converted into a
theatre, called the National"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

MIR. Poorc Of the Boston Bee, announces
that he will commence the publication of
new weekly paper in December to be called
tho " American Sentinel"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Gen. A. 5. Johnson Of Texas, has been ap.
pointed Papmastor in the U. S. Army, in
place Of MAJOR Forsyth, deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

A locomotive is the only good monvs tha,
;an be given for riding man on rail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

Madame Blscacclantl Is giving concerts at
Richmond, here the people are as,onished
and delighted with her. Sonora Ca,ini.
and Signor BIscaccianti accompany
her
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

RrTosr.-1he Boston Pos, retorts upon
some " smart" fellow in the following man.
ner -" The person who sent Us copy Of
the Boston Post, with " Jacksss" written
upon the margin, is requested 10 state to Us
At What " stable he can be found
There are SIXTY thousand legal vjters ~,
sldlns IN tho city Of New York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

EARLY RIsISc. =" lie who will thrive must
rise at five." So says the provcrb, though
there is more Of rhyme than reason in il; for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

GA project is on foot for railroad from
Pittsburg to Erie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

e5-Gov. Fish Of New York has appointed
Thursday, the Goth as a day of Thankssiv-
ing in that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

TRrE EsoueH.-tIow many tour, in poe.
Try, aud live together IN prose
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

A treaty between Austria aud Prussia was
signed a, Vienna, Sept. 2Olh, and rathed by
Prussia on the 10Th ult, which provides that
Austria and Russia should asst me the admin
i,iralIon OF Cenual power Of the German Con
federation, IN the name OF all the Governments
Vt the Confederation until the lst vi May.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08

There are now finished and in progress in
Indiana, 5l4 miles Of railroad
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-08
IMeSddH NOu. 6.
7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
SAcKvILLE TELEGRAPH OFFICE, }
Saturday Nor ming, Nov. 3.

oatuiu'f Moi ning, WV .
The Ilibernia, Capt. Stone, after a very
rough passage across the Atlantic CROPPED her
way into the harbor of Halifax in a dense fog
about 7 o'clock last evening. She brings
Paris dates Of 18th and Liverpool Of the Goth
ut., together with near 100 passengers.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
There is no later news in the European
Times, tho only paper thet has come to hand
from Constanlinople or st. Petersburg, and
OF course we have go: no solution Of the diff
Guilty between the Porte and the Autocrat.-
The genera! belief however, among woll in
formed circles is said to be, that Russia will
pocket the aiIront rather than provoke col
lision with France and England. Th,re is
rumor from Paris that in consequence Of the
relation in which Louis Napoleon stands with
the Gar, nc would gladly forego the support
of the nation in behalf Of Turkey.
A correspondent from Belgrade on the LIST
inst, states that the Hungarian refugees wele
still at Wldden, ready to set out for any des-
,ination they may receive. They were disid-
ed into there camps, an Italian, a Hungarian
and Polish one each camp is under the or
der Of Colonel, and each man receives daily
rations according to his grade, like the Brit
ish troops. Prince Alexander of Servia, had
behaved very well towards them, allowing
them free passage through his territory, and
provisions. BEN and Demblnski, and several
other chiefs have not only embraced IsIanism,
but entered the Turkish army.
The Porte is said to have appointed the Isle
of Gambia, as The residence io. the refugees
Mayors.