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this my last will and testament, revoking ali for
mer wills and testameuts give and bequeath 70
my grandchildren, after the death Of their father
the whole Of my real estate. The rents and pro-
the maintenance Of my unmarried grandchildren
during the life OF their father (presuming that they
viii abide with him,) and in case they should
all be married, no to use the same according
in case Of the death of their father before
the youngest attains the age of twenty-one
years, that no division Of said properly shall
be made until the youngest shall have attain
ed that age. And as By reason OF circumstance il
may be beneficial to alter tho estate Of some Of the
estates, il is my win that no change By sale or
exchange be made without strict adherence to
the laws regulating the proceedings of the Probate
Court, and under the written decree OF said Court.
after due examination and with adequate security
TO the said children. of the whole benefit Of this be-
quest either by other real estate, by placing the
proceeds in the Hospital Life Insurance Office (now
kept by DIR. Bowditch,) under the like conditions
as these Of the real estate, above mentioned,
and with the consent and appreciation Of my kins-
man, Thomas West, Of Haverhill, and my kins-
man, Joseph Richardson, Of Boston, merchant.
and Edward G. Prescott, OF Boston, esquire, kins-
man Of my said grandchildren, or any two ofthem
And all my personal property give and bequeaih to
my wife, if she survives me, otherwise to my son.
John w., subject TO an annuity to my niece, Mary
Bayley, ofAmosbury of one dollar week during her
life. to be secured to her in such q manner as my
friends laS mentioned, viz, West Richardson. and
Prescott, or any two OF them. may determine. Ia
witness whereof, hereunto set my hand and seal.
this iweuty-th third day Of April. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty two.
Witness-Edward Page, Joseph White, John +.
Elliott; written with Mr.. Elliott's bad pen. in the
dark shop.
The property above named is valued as follows.-
Real estate. $l0,556 .; personal, &ll ,6S Oh /;
stocks, $ls,7bs Of; notes, $3.50 76-Total. sss.-
533 o.
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Naval IrtsIIi0csee.

The U. :. brig Porroisc, from ths Cape d. ve~d
Isands (eetotc reported arrived 81 Ncrfoitj Len
the etth of Fetrwry, and stopped Eve dsys ~ st.
Ihons w having eonvoy-d the ssrvcyins
repairs Tho porpoise brings hcue, pssseog~~r D.
psrser .. = Consul a. the Cape Do vcrd Esands n
Rad health; 1ss Lieutenant n L we~s o. q Marir~s,
Lieut. =. o. Wait, invstsded PACED MsSshipmss
Chss W ooley, and n nkd~hipaAn james =. Mnlless.
A i<t q The oGceu a ths p ~ pvhakAed ~ dsys
aace
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.an0o~neepsss.s Of BIRTHS, Mor,Sges and DestAs
insested, snless dulv authenticated and pstd Iw.
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Telegraphie Marine Reports.
CaAaLnssos. ASra q
Asvived-Bris Ysniee, NYork.
Wn.Msorsr, Del Aped T.
Arvived-Dris EisA Jana. NYork.
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ns. ceorvs V ps<sn srxssr nAt ron rns
~ h.t fcsrtess r-~rs Ses>eo nn r-~s"ss ~ .n.
II 90 ssrs sks sapsvNtsf q shs tssAs& -
The New York herald., 1850-04-07

VTrPhRALLBtaD suoCRss IN cunTNo rnrvAT-
~ De- 49, Sesainai weskne@s. fmps,eney ssmss Gee
glAs.> &C. ~ Dr. DE LArEy. o. 1aspsrsrt street r~a
nto~d-y baz practice 10 Aes< srnsthe< A. veil knsw.
lhe no-s estsss-. rrsstabia and 10 ths g.i
s,.ses ne nsscury aset. csusss reusl. Ps-as. f1il
and Drcpa
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A,sn e-wird At sunrise. sSE; ~ meudiAs. NE ct sus
~ N.
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We 1ts requested TO state that the rurnot ~ CIR
i1.Lslcr ycstcidsy, that Dr. Webster had re-
rssa. - urithlihn'srn and become orthodox, vs.
net uvr. on ne contrary, d. Webster remarked
a. l.unGemnn. ysstsflsv. that he mover was more
l-a'5 e0nsrrsl of ne ruth of uniiarsnism than
81 " % -fiHu ftpsf and comfon 10 bila IN this
.H . . .... .. ....I vi .a .vtzfpnNr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

RrMovAL.- - Daniel & Go. may now he
found at 2i9 Washington StIccl. one ot
the larpest aud beet sIures IN Boston
where their old friends and the pu lie will
find one ni the largest aud best ass"rlments
nC Shawls, Dress Gnods, House keeping
Articles, Lancaster, G nghams. &c, &c.
in the CITY. They Purchase IN the bcs,
pos.ib' e terms. and sill as luw rs any 9th
rrs. adheriag strictly 10 one pr'oe. Coun
lry Merchants and Fam lies will do well to
call on them. See Their advertisement, in
another column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

UFoHy-seven copies OF Websier's UfL
abridged Quario Dictionary, published by
Messrs. G. g. c. NJ Merriam, have been
placed in me public schools Of New York
city, hy authority Of he city government,
for the use Of the pupils, This IS noble
act. Probably n.ne out Of ten OF these pu-
pills would Otherwise beve- have had acct ss
TO this treasure il even they had so much
as known Of iIs existence. Tho Croton
water works can scarcely do as much in
exerlne an elevaing ahd purifying ina.s
ence. They ave for sale in this town BY
William A. Barber
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
From The PiusJurg Gazette. Of March 2.

VIOLENT GALE.-The month of March
terrible storm of thunder and lightning,
accompanied by heavy wind, which in
creased toward morning to tornado, dong
| a large amount of damage 10 property IN
the two cities and their vicinity. So far
as we have learned, Allegheny has suffered
thi mos, SC, ere'y from It's devastation B.
The following instances have come under
our notice.
The Beaver street Mcthcdi.t church was
very much shattered, the gable end being
blown down and abont one half Il the roof
toro away. The interior Of the building
is ,so considerably injured b! tie falling
of the bricks aud timber. The damage is
estimated at from 1000 to $1,000,
The roof Of d.. SwiiI's new church, on
Beaver street, Allegheny, was considerably
injured, part OF the stating being carried
away. 1t is supposed that $50 or $50 will
repair lhe damage
a lTituc ClluICH III ot''"6
ing. we believe, to The Lutheran denomIna-
ton, wa. blown down to the ground.
A new frame house being erect by MIR.
Pierre, on Cassatt's plan of lots, in the re-
serve tract above the 3rl ward, in ALI
esheny, was blown entirely of the hill
npon which It Stood, into stone quarry 5e-
n.
'a'' -al other houses i, Allegheny have
ser gable ends, parts OF their
a''' '',' !" 'ong which We have heard
'"'I 80 Fleming street, in the
. Mr.. Benson, and
Sd Ward, belonging '. .. H.,
building known as SuauD - 80.
in the 81 Ward, Several Oh 49,. 49,,
bank OF the Allegheny river, ". sau,
existed beyond the memory ol the
generation, weie torn up by the roots,
Ga the Pittsburg side OF the river the
dana .e has MT been 50 extensive 50 Tar
as We are Informed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

b. q, Steamer Bay State, Captain William
Brown, than whom more capable OF gen
,lemanly colnns nder does not navigate
Long Island Sound, took her place IN The
line between has port ana New f"rH,
leaving here last evening. TIC. Bay STATE
has hcen provided with NV" new and
siauncl borcrs, her furniture snI hx'nres
lave been furnish aid repaired ana
ma e as good rs new. and the hoat has
bcen thor uahly o,erhauIed and repan TEL
From personal inspection, we can ai'ss'
that tits magnificent floating palace neve
app.arcd in better condition than row, nee
she Was FIST pu, afoal She made ,rIaI
trip in our bay AID river yesterday, vhen
every 4 ing WAS found to he IN apple pie
order" A prosperous season 10 her aud
her enterprsing owners aud officers. The
BAY State takes the pace Of The Empire
STATE. hauled oil for repairs .-FdH Mver
kelcS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

RAiLR AD COMPANY FAILED.-The
Long Island Railroad Company has failed .,
and a receiver of the road, aud all the as.
sets oi the Company, has bren appointed.
ln + hruary oi lh;s year, debt oi el5O,-
600 came du q, and tLe Company benS IN
able - pay II, ma t. q m"r'g igc oi the road
Ia The amount ul $500, 900. Ia secue the
entne drh at ur t.nnl any. aud. under tins
murIgagr, ssued bonds due 'h 1870, ~ ~
chauae |, uutsland rg bonds. ''ne bond
H. ldrr declined cXch.ughp II us, sued tie
Company, recovered Judgment, aud Was
determine Ia carry lie matter on 10 "A Tor
ceJ sale. l,n,e III appointment OF re-
criver for the purpose oi protecting the
rights Of all creditors -Spr'a gGe'd R,P"b,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

PRvATE COINAGE According to
Messrs Eckford aud ID .bois, the Nor
mon and California gold coins are, rs
might he expected, Of less value than
the gold coins of the United States of
similar, denominations. or the Nor
mon coins, the 500 piece are worth
only from $40 90 To Sl1 sc, the $40
from So 80 to s. 20; the So, about
81 80: the 50 -. about 81 %. The
Calf rnia s. pieces range in from S2
So up to as high as 81 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

A Coop SUGorsrioN. - 7ennes;ec for he
Uhi0n.-The Register, staunch Whig
paper published in Knoxville, Tenn, says
" As the dsunionisis talk Of holding a
convention at Nashville in June next, il
has been suggested that the friends of the
Union in the South, meet in convention q,
the same place on tho ith o? July next -
We are for This mos, heartily, and every
other scheme iui rcbuking the mad spirit OF
treason 10 The Constitution, which is seek
~ 10 ALLEVIATE the affections Of the people
from that bond of States that every Am
erican cn sens should estimate as being
above all p,ice. Our motto is :-Dows
WITH the Observation-Disclosures FOR
THE usloH.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
WHOLENO. 1882.
DETAILS OF THE CALIFORNIA
NEWS.
New YoRK. March 7.


New Orleans papers have reached this
city. bringing The details Of The lstest Cali
fornia news. We CLEAN ike following par
,iculais additional 70 what has already been
forwarded by telegraph
The AIabama brought half a million Of
gold duet and 100 passengers.
Accounts by the mails state that Ill kinds
Of provisions and building materials have
declined. San Francisco 10 one complete
mud hole. The streets be ng unpaved,
81. now in an almost impossible stale, ow-
ing TO The heavy continued rains.
Rents continued TO bs enormously hiob.
rooms o by 8 fee! renting for 500 per-
month, in advance. The ship Apollo has
been hauled up alongside the Central wharf
and converted into a storehouse she rents
for $4,000 per month, in advance, or st
the rate Of Sl2o 900 per annum.
The steamers Senator and McKim con-
linued 10 make their regular trips between
San Francisco and Sacramento City. They
leave San Francisco on alternate days in
the morning, arriving at Sacramento a.
night, distance of one hundred and ffy
miles.
Speculation in lots and real estate stir
continues 10 be carried on in San Francis
CO. in the fercest manner. New cities at;
different points Of the Sacramento River
are constantly springing up, Offering the
most natlering Inducements.
The election for San Francisco came of
Jan. 9th; the following persons were elec-
ted Senator, David G. Bredcrick As
senby, Samuel J. Clark First Alcalde,
John w. Geary 2d AlcaIde, Frank lark.
The highest number of votes waa for Cd
AIcalde-3522 ; and The total number Of
ballots was Al, ,543, $50 stately
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

MuRDER.-The body of Young man
was found in field IN The I, wn of Schuyler
last week, the he d being almost cut of
as by blow from behind, and there beng
two large stabs in the body. Being taken
to Ullca il VAS recognized as that Of a ped
Ter, named Victor, who had been frequent
ly in that city.
Marks on the snow, leading To where
the body was found, indicated that Victor
had been accompanied to the spo from the
main road, by snolhcr man and that there
had been something of a struggle between
them.
The pockets Of Victor were turned in
side out, aud hi, hat and boots we're Miss.
ing.
The coroner's jury gave verde of mur-
der, by scme person unknown.-- Com. ADJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
WAsHrs,TToE, March 3.

There is noihine partic 9IarIy neto N the
city now. although could send couple
Of columns Of important Tumo.rs but des-
! rise such things too much 10 indulge IN
Them, par,lcnarly a, such time as this
when there are real iroubles enough which
actually exist. without the necessity for
unprincip'ed men To resort TO the manu- u'ac-
tory Of their own fertile Isaginarons I, Z
delusvc schemes, which il is to be hopeJ
can never have an embodied form.
1t has been thought, during the last
week, that io-morro~, Monday, would he
an exciting day in Congress but Mr.. Do
ty resolution in regard 10 Slavery in the
new Territories, which caused the storm
two weeks ago. and which it was aniici-
/ paied ould he tn" means of a renewal of
:. tomorrow, is 10 be Withdrawn in the
,nor,, pg, aud Consequently there will prob
,h,, b., comparative calm. The crowd,
. IN be great, and II is quite
r,L.,. ,L., ,,-. will he s'mo excit it'ment,
a. The ,.vc, i, m I'D i. will be necessary
>, L.. ., ,,s, III, 'ht manifestation of
il. according 10 expectation.
Mr. Webster will make his ', "
Of the SESSION in the Senate, on
sriul
day and anticipate something p,!w
and grand The Senate will ba crowdeL
10 us utmost capacity, but hundreds, who
will desire to hear it, will be unable 10
gain admission.
Mr.. Stephens. Of GeorIia, who i. one Of
the strong men of The House, and truly
brilliant star, will make Oue Of his great
Efforts soon. All have heard ot his ieputa-
tion, and all politician know his power
He il The last man who would he selected
by a s,rqnger. visiting The House, as Alex
ander IL. Stevens. lie is alb ~ my height,
although much more slender, and weighs
only ninety pounds There is nothing
very attractive II his personal appearance,
except lis eve, hich is br liant aud mark
cd. lbs head is ordinary looking, his lace
very pale aud thin, and his legs are enor-
'"'"''' ''"S ',...I..
""'' "'r
like a consunl'lNe mar. aud would never
y.,,.a. .,,.,,,a.,,.,r,,,,,
"'>' '''" '''"'" W wv '"''
"''''' ~ ''' S'''' '' "'"''
"'"'
Mr.. To1mbS, also Of Georgia. is another
of the ST RS "i the House he is ab"h 40
years odd, stout ani hea thy l"okIng, inil
face, long back hair, Large dark eyes. with
a decidedly marked face lie is man #
strong mlnd, nervous temperament, and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

- Il is consistent with our belieeto saw
tint Jewe;i q Prescott's SILK and Shawl
store, No. 3 Milk street, Boston, will COM
pare favorabIy With the bes, regulated
Ilouses in Europe or America. Their
GoUds arc always fresh, fashionable and
reliable tor durability, 20 say rolhing of the
uniformly low prices. Purchasers OF such
articles as appear in their advertisement.
will only do justice 10 their own inter-
esls, by visiting this establishment before
purchasing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

hLARviSG STATE OF ArFAIRs Al Pirrs-
BuRGH.-Bl6odsLcd tirediened.-A des-
patch from Harrisburg, Of 5th inst, states
tha the Governor has received telegraph
ic despatch from the sheriff Of Allegheny
county, stating ,hal the mob spirit was IA,
eing to 4 fearful extent in Pltsburgh, and
requesting him to obtain sdmissiUn from
the General Government for the authorizes
orPntsburgh to use the arms in the U" s.,
Arsenal in that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
AN AsrRoLoGEn CoNvICrEp.-O

An AsrRoLoGEn CoNvICTED.-On
Tuesday. at Philadelphia, G. w. Ro-
back was convicted of obtaining mon
ey under false prctences, in receiving
from Miss Mahouy So, on pretence OF
unvellrng, 10y virtue of lis talent in
astrolory the where1bou, Of some artl-
cles that had been stolen from her
which he did net succeed III dong.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

CoLoNIz,TIoS The New Dreams Crcs-
cen, OF The 26lh ult. says that 81 coloied
ersuns, liberated unlcr thu provisions of
the will uf James Du1. Esq late planter
uf Isrcolr County. I, nnessee, arrived IN
that city Few days ago, on ihei' "ay to
the nrw Republic of Llbrrla nd aso that
4, lar,hrr aud ahou, IN equal number oi
free colored persons ATE expected soon
from Kentucky, for the same destination.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

uPA yoanc n an wa. counse led by his
father To- vote fnr measures, nnl men lie
pro,u sed to do so, and sUon alter cast his
yo,e Cu a Mr.. Peck. It's IA her, Who
dpea.ed Nr. p. very oljrciiona le candl-
date. demonstrated with the youth Tor do'nR
a. he tad. Surely, aher, aid hr. you
told me To vote for measures aud u Ptok
!, no, seosv.e, don't know -hst is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

ACCIDENT TO A MEMBER OF GoNonrss.
Tic Hon. Elijah Risley, ofFredonia, men-
ber OF Congress from tie Chautaquc and
Cataraucus district. New York. fell upon
the track of the Erie Rairoa at BinghamP-
Ton. while in pursuit Of The cars last week.
and received an injury in ine head, Fears
,,o entertained for his life. lilo is extern
siycly engaged in growing and putIIe up
garden seeds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

DR.. FRANKLIN, endeavorlhg to kill
turkey Ivy an electric shock, received
the whole battery himself, when he
good-hunorcdIy observed that, instead
of killing a turkey, he had nearly put
an end To a goose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

sJ. Whatsoever is well resolved on should
be quickly performed, WIS The words of an
old lady who was seen anxiously enquir-
ing the way to Riler's to secure Sub
scrip,ion in hrs " Art Union of Rich hi
ma and Bohemian Glass Ware, which IS to
be so soon Distributed. Don't forget the
No. La Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

NAyaL.-Thr u ;. U,rnue baTqne
Pok h - been orl red tn he fitted ont with
all losslhc drspa,rh lor San Francisco,
aud the following officers are ailachel to
her If. d. Hunter, captain +. Martin
c. Bennett, Wm &. Pcae, frs, lieuien-
ants VIZ. II Brown, X ). Woodward.
C. Saunders. John Carson, second leu,en-
ants Wm. Is Il chmond, W. A Ienny-
son, third heu,cnanls -, surgeon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
The FARM AND THE DESK

The FARM AND THE DESK. The
New York Sun truly remarks:-That
the young man who leaves the farm
field for the merchants desk, or the
lawyers or doctors office, thinking to
dignity or ennoble his toll, makes a
sad mistake. lie passes, by TINT step,
from independence into yassalage.-
lie bariers 4 natural for an artificial
profession, and he must be the slave Of
the caprice of customers, and the CHI
cane OF trade, either to support himself
or to acquire fortune. The more
artificial a mans pursuit, the more de-
basing is it morally and physically. -
TO test it, contrast the merchants
clerk with the plow boy. The former
may have the mot external polish, but
the latter, under his rough outside,
possesses the truer stamina. lie is a
fteer, frank.r, happier, and nobIer man.
Would that young men might Judge of
the dignity OF labor more by lis useful
ness and manl.ness, than by the super
fetal CLOSES il wears. Therefore, We
never see a mans nobility in his kid
gloves, nor in lis toilet adornmen's
but rather in that sinewy arm, whose
outlines, Drowned by the sun, betoker
hardy and honest toilcr, under who's,
farmers or mechanics vest, a kingl,
heart may bea,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

|GREAr pEFALcAToN.-NEw YORK,
Tuesday, s P. MA telcaraphc despatch
received her. states that George J. Bul-
locIi Of The Central Railroad and Banking
Company Of Louisiana, absconded a few
days since with $4,000 in not"s of that
institution. lie sailed from Savannah on
Thursday last, in the British sch ,oner
Abel, bound To Rotterdam
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

HoRRIDLE.-It appears That Mss Ro-
sana COrry. who has bron advertised IL
all The papers as mysteriously missing
from Lowell, has actually con mittcd-
c!andcs'lnely committed matrimony, aud
returned home again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

NEw BEDFORD CITY FLE I,S-Ahrf-
aam II. How ID, Esq, the Wing candi-
dle was re-elected Mayor Of New Bed
ford Tuesday, by very large majority
The Wing ticket throughout was ,run.-
phant.
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igratIng

FRoM RIO JASrIRo. Baltimore, March
6h.--The X. II Douglass arrived to-day
from Rio, :, ilh daus 10 the 18th ult. Also.
the Indus, with dates TO tho 23d. She
brings no important news. The barqus
Baltimore has alio arrived in le days pas
sage to the Cape.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

Rlors IN Mos rREAL Montreal, March
AT the Municipal election yesterday,
Annexati0nists were returned in two
wards. Thrre was considerable Iiotlug,
and numerous windows smashed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA. We under
stand tha; there has been received, durins
the present month, at The mint of PhiIadel-
phia. ihre' and third tons Of gold from
Notwithstanding about So 600, GOO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

STEAMER Losr.-The United States
Surveying Steamer A. X. Hetzel,
Commanding Rogers. was lost in
severe blow, while at anchor of Indian
River Bar Florida, previous to Feb
yusrv ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

Ah, Mr.. Simlkinc, we have not chairs
enough for our company" said I gay,
young lady to her frugal husband "Plen-
~ Of chairs, ducky, hut Itie too much
company" replied Mr. Simpkins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

GTThe steamship Nor,berssr which
has been Running between New York and
Charleston, has been sold TO a company in
New York, to rup bstxeen Panama sos
sea Frsnei,co
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

LATER FROM TAMPA Bay Accident 10
Gen. 1wiggs.-lho New Dreams Picay-
une learns Gom Tampa Bay that General
T. iges had one Of his arms broken by
falling from his horse. The Indian chiefs
had n,kcd a delay Of sixty days before en-
iprating
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

o. Eieh, millions of dollars are ANNUALLY
paid, according 10 the Mobile Advertiser,
for freight in shipping our cotton crop To
Enrope--lha, is, S. pr ba'e on 600 900
bales.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

or The Legislature Of Texas have ad-
journed after cedlng 10 the General Cow
ernment a right of Wy for The Pacific
Railroad.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

The GAINES CASE The Court Of New
Orleans lecidsd in this ease :-"First, that
there was no proof Of marriage Of Zulime
Carriere with Daniel Clark. Second, that
the marriage (if ever ce,ehrqted) was Sc
cret, and under The Spanish law, did no,
creale any rights for the wife or her OIL;
spring. Third, that the complainant was
born in 1904, and became Of age in 1925,
and the prescription Of Ten years was ma
ture before the institution Of her suit. -
The case goes 10 the Supreme Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

DsArHrY LIeHTHrso.-On the alst Of
Feb, the house Of James Aspinwall, Of
Ware county, Geo, was struck by light
ming. Al the time Of tho melancholy occur
ence there were present in tie house, be-
sides Mr.. Aspinwall and his wife, TWO other
men, AspInwaIl was instantly killed
his wife badly wounded, and The two others
present stunned for some time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

LyAn immense Union Meeting
wa held IN Union square, Baltimore,
Oh Monday. Ten thousand persons
were present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

S.tru.-The Why's Of Salem have re-
nominated Nalhsoie' sil'.bee. w. for the
ofbcs of Nafor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

uPA cotton mill IN Manshe d.-S. B.,
Scheock's, ~s. burn, down on the 9Th inst