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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
THE TINES NEWPORT R. THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1850

"It is seldom that we recommend what ars
termed Patent Medicines to tho confidence and pa
uonage OF our readers; and, therefore, when We
recommend DIR. iioofand's German Bitters, We
wish IL "a be distinctly understood that we are no,
Speaking OF the nostruins Of the day, that are
noised sboo, for brief period and then forgotten
after IL has done its guilty II mischief, but o
medicine long established, universally prizGf
and which has met the hearty appryhution 0f the
faculty itself"
Evidence upon evidence has teen received (ilt
the forcgoing) from all sections Of the Union, the
Last three years and the strongest tcstimon, IN It's
hvor, is that thee il 81 il used IN The prac
tiee Of the regular Physcians Of Philad,i ha than
all other nostrums combined fact that can easily
be established, and fully proving TINT scientific
preparation will meet With their quiet apI iuval
when presented even in this form.
That this medicine will cure Lisrr Conn hint
and Dyspepsia, no tne can doubt after using IL as
directed. IL acts specifically upon the stomach
and lver it is preferable caloncl in all bilious
disea.cs---the effect is immediate. They can he
administered To female or intom with safety and
reliable benefit, at any time.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEirs.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary Tor all medicines TO attain to
induce counerietrrs To put forth spurious arti
cle at the risk Of the lives Of those who are inno-
Gently deceived.
Look ,oeH TO hs nia'ke Of The genuine.
They have the written signature of c. NJ JACK
son upon the wrapper, and the maine blown in
the bottlei without which they are spurious.
For sale Wholesale and Retail at the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 120 Arch street, one door below Sixth, (late
Of 27S Race strcctO Philadelphia, and by respect
able dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale By r. X. HAZARD Sole Agent for
Newport, aprl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

1--WE would call attention 10 the ad-
yer,isemcnt of e.. l.. Lazarus The Dag
uerrian Artist aud recommend those who
intend availing themselves Of his service 5
to do so early as his sujourn here is now
limited 10 few days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

BrowN UNIVERSITY The proposed
changes in the modes cf instruction IN
Brown University, will he made immedi-
a,sly ; the new system will co into effect
a, the commencement Of the next col'eg ate
wear
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tOUR0 u6EsE.' NEWPORT. r. !.

WE snbscri6cr informs the public, ffat he has
taken that well knogn estabJt hnthi, which
viii be opened g,r ,hc RECEPTION Of Bparders the
5th Of June. Feeling grateful for past iayors, be
would say To his former patrons and the public
generally, that every attention will he given To the
comfort and accommodation oi his boardcTr.
may4 ISAAC X. SPOONEF
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TIT, yERANDA,

Eating and Lodging House on The Fwops~n riaH
THE subscriber has taken the building No. 3
Pelham street, aud fitted il in excellent order,
for the accommodation Of citizens and strangers.
The Lodging rooms are large, airy, and well fer
nishcd His table will be always supplied with
the best SrEAKs, CHoPs, FISH, CANE, Sto;
together with every dclicacy to Ike procured in ~
New York market.
Tie has made arrangements for constant syf
py of OYSTERS from New York, which win
lc served ~ in ~ the various modes. O,strs
by the Uuirt or Gallon.
ma,2i THOMAS DUNMORE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT,
VIA BRISTOL AND FALL RIVER.

-r The ac"' and splendid Steamer
E.ss,sszsN CAN,NfCus, Capt. Childs, will
conlnicIce her regular trip. between
Providence nnd Newport ,on Thursday, lunc 18Th,
touching at itistol, Bristol Ferry, and Fall Rive,
ssea sse@p"G a a'SssSS' oS s'iy d Fail Hy. ay
er at 8 3-4 o',lock, A. NJ. on the arrival of the
morning train from Boston, To arrive at Newport
about II A. NJ. Returning will leave Newport al
2 Ia O'Clock, r. ~, TO connect with the 3 3-i
O'Clock trainst Fall River for Boston, leave Fall
River at Ia T.. NJ, touching at q, istol Ferry
and Bristol, arriving in Providence at abou, o.
clock
G3- Fare for single passage 80 cents, or FIX.
Tickets between Newport and Boston 81 so, and
baggage tcketed through, to connect directly with
the Railroad, without carriage at Fall River.
For furtl er particulars apply to anthony Stew
arr. iIne -
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BOSTON, WORCESTER 4 hLBANY

O. -|A On and after Monday, June, II,
-s--'"f-x- 1850, the steamer PERRY, Capt.
WooLsEY, will run between Prov dence and
Newport in connection with trains Of BocSm and
Providence and Providence and Worcester Rail
roads, as follows, viz
Will leave Savers Wharf, Newport, at 8 | 4
A. NJ, aud 81 7. NJ. Will leave Buffers
Wharf, Providence, at o l-2 A. NJ, and IA =.
H., or ON the arrival Of trains from Boston, Wor-
ccstcr aud Albany.
Passengers may procure tickets for Boston, Wor-
ccstcr aud Albany ON board Of the boat, and at
Railroad stations at Albany, Bostsn and Worces-
ter, Tor Newport.
Passengers leaving Albany in the morning, may
arrive at Newport the same evening or may re-
main all night al Worcester, and arrive ~ New
port the next day at noon; or leave Sa atoga in
the fotrnoon or Albany al 81 T. NJ, spend the
night at Springfield and arrive at Newport the next
evening.
Passengers lcatinc Newport in the morning, may
continue through to Boston, Worcester and Alba
ny, arriving at Albany the same evening; or cny-
ing Newport at 81 =, NJ, NAV sleep at Spring.
field, and arrive al Albany at f-2 7. NJ, next
day, and leave for Saratoga .at2 4. ~
Passengers leaving New York in tie morning,
via New Haven Railroad, may arrive ut Newport
(via Worcester aud providcncc) same evenings
aud leaving Newport at 5 IL A. NJ, by same route
arrive at new York same evening,
Passengers and their Baggage for Boston, Wor-
cestcr aud Albany transported (irce ot chargc) be-
tween the boat and ears AT Providence.
RES.
nd
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TO LET.
BRASS FOUNDER, .
pIJIupER AND COPPERSMITi.

The subscriber RI spcctfilly informs bis friends
and the public that he is prepared to execute or
,ers in the line Of his business at the shortest
notice, aud on the most reasonable terms. All an
ticcs usually in the Foundry, Plumbing and Cop
pcrsmth line, are kept manufactured, constantly
on hand, and repaired IN the ncatcst, most eSpcd-
tious and substantial manner. lie has tor sale a
very larIe and bcauiiu assortment oi the latest IN
yention Copper and Iron Pumps, among which
NAV be enumerated Farnam's patent Double Ac-
ton Forcing and Suction Pumps, Pacu, iiydrnu':
les, Double action, lin and force Pumps, = y sn'
steamboat Pumps, and great variety 81 ofhcrs.
which are kept always on hand aud will DC h'ted
w the wst manncr and warranted not to in'i' untr
worn out.
A large supply ofiead Pipe is kept constantly
on hand, which will he fitted to order In any ayle
that may be- dcshrd.
The CcIchratcd Brass Croton Faucets, may al
w,ys lc Coum IN every variety, and nj aliprioee.
A large A. sortncnt OF such articles as are usul
ally found IN an establishment Of this Kind, vt'
ever bc on hand and for salc, Al k,uds ~ yc''
Work in th,, brsnch of bur,ucss, WI ~ osrsfsl-
" attended 20 on the most reasonable serns. -.
Orders lef at the store viii \, crecrcd Win dee.
patch. ~.
A share OF the public patronage " schcited and
h, ,oo-t ample sa',slycticn vii be gwen.
4 Sur, ID aoor Moth of the Custom Hows
Nm. CBAFEE.
4 SUPERIOR ~ e CHARCOAL, Ju:' I.e'd
y al ~ -s's cheap ~ As w. LfoN,
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CANVAS CARPET

OPENED yesterday, very large Iot Of Psin'c'l
" Oil Cloths, Of al the vari.us widths, snl
some very hcsu,ifsl new designs. Tbcse gprdt
are an q superior quality. a1i warranted ,rrJ
sx,s,Deet ani ehal2 abs IL q sbs painted 1oois
ho,s WN G. cDZIESs q 20.
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FANCY GOODS STORE.

VNIE subscriber has just received at her Store,
i No. 80 Thames Strot, great variety OF useful
and Fancy ARTICLES, among which may bc found
the following
Fancy Boxctj Ivory Emerics; Pink AMI Vel
vet Chalk; 1hmblc Cases Pins; Needles ;
Tapes; Thread Sewing Cotton; Marking Cot
ton; Hair Pns Shawl P,ns India Rubber Balls ;
Wax Dolis Fancy Soaps; Scgar Eases; Spring
Snuff Bo>cs, assorted EXtmcts, Sc. transparent,
illustrated and common Waters; Steel Pens; Ink,
&c, &c.
A good assortment of Buffalo and Horn Dress
Combs; Hair and Tooth Brushes Tooth Pow
der; Hair Oil; Colognr.
4 choice assortment o' Fans, consisting oi flrct,
silvcred gilt Chinese, half circle, butterfly, palm
leaf, Sc. Also, Wallets and Purses
Constantly on hand, every variety of Norstcd
and Worstcd Patterns, Canvas Needles, Sc,
with large variety oi Children's Toys, and uar"
Gus other alticl - which are selling very cheap.
Friends, strangers and the public. are invited to
call and examine these goods, and it will he a plea.
sure to serve them.
MARY ANN SIMMONS.
Y. B.-Constant additions are Icing made to
the above. JuneI 3n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

Sc ERE GILr.-We had a severe gaze
from Soulhwest, during most of the night
Of Saturday la,t. No serious damage was
sustained in town.
A serious damage was suffered by the
railroad. The bri 'ge over Quanksy Cr sk
was lifted AMI thrown down by the wind.
Tho span OF this bridge is shout 80 feet.
and iis altitude 10 or 50. This cauSd de-
lay in ihs arrival Of the cars. None came
in on Sundsy-and none yesterday I'LL I
o'clock. p. M.-Wi'mirgton. ~ CO.
Com. Aug. 81.
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OCEAN HOUSE. NEWPORT, R. I.


THE suhseribcr informs the public and thoss who
i intcnd visiting Newport this sumner, that III
OCEAN HOUSE, which 10 now no veil known
,orequire any particular dsscripsiop ef iss eseel-
lent accommodations, will BE- cpsrsd Tor the re-
ccpfion Of company on and nAsr this dsk. The
House has juy been put IN perfect .r,ier, ssd
new aud attractive features added IN i,s pre-
vious hnxuries. The spIendid Saloon has been
newly furnished throughout. AlD
jun IL. JOHN q. WEAVER
BELLEVUE HOUSE, NEWP6RT.
'NIIE rnbscrlber informs the public, that bsvirs
j put this well-known establishment ID perfect
order, and having alec added 10 during he essf
winter, a large and commodous Dining spd DsDe
ing Hall, together with a1numIer Of new lodEins
rooms, the f.us- will be opened, for the sessos.
Election week, when he will be prepared TO AZ
comnodaie members of the Legislature, and Others
visiting Newport. The arraueomcnis af the house
ara now such as cannot fail 10 give satisfaction TO
:" ap'ao pS "'' p'"' @iLLfiA r HkzAaD,
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FOR NEwToRK DIRECT.

Jle stcamer EMfihE STATE,
ss..ss.zasCaptain BRAYTos. will leave Fa.l
River every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday eve.
ninss On the arrival of the steamboat train OF cars
irom Boston for New York, via. Newport, leav.
ing Newpon =, Ia 6ch'ok, and arrive IN New
York At about 6 IL O'Clock next morning Re-
turning, viii leave New York at o O'Clock, p. m.
The BAY STATE, Captain Blows,
will kaye Fall River every Monday, Wcdnsda,
and Friday above, Tor New York, vim. New
port, having here at about sl.I O'Clock, and on
her return, having New York 5p. NJ.
For further particulars, enquire Of
ANTHONY STEWART.
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NEWPORT s PROVIDENCE.

E.s, ~ THE Steamer PERRY, Captain
sz.z'- ~s1---S1 Woosey, will run between Newport
and Providence, daily, (sunday exceptrd) as fol
ows:-
viii cavs Savers Wharf, Newport, al 8 a
A. NJ, and I 3-iP. NJ. Buffers WhaIf, Provi-
dcncc, l-2 A. NJ, and Gil IP. NJ. Jun rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

HOUSE TO LET.--The hotisc recently owned
III and occupied by X bert Stevens, Esp, over
the New England Commercial Bank tor partlcu-
lars, enquire of
apr25 GEO. BOWEN b co.
NRACK ERS,-Soda, Hutter, Sugar, Wine 81.
" cult and Pilot 81 read, fresh and good.
maylS K. II. STANTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05

MISS GouLp, Of Cambridge. Mass, +,
for several yea's reigni"g belle at
saratoga ard Newport. is at the Water
Cure, Bra,,leborough. VI, in the las,
stages Of consumption.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-09-05
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JiUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OK
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
or TIE DNEIS.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF TIE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases ar'-ins FROM a disordcrcd Live,
or Stomach, such az Constipatpu, Inward Piles,
Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the
Stomach, Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for Food
Fullncss, or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructa-
ions, Sinking or Flu,tcring at the pit Of the Sto-
mach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, FIuttcripg at the Heart, Choking
or Suiiocatng sensations when in a lying posture
Dimncss of Vision, Dots webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency or
Preparation. yelowncss of the Skin aud Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sud-
den Flu-hcs of Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Con-
stani Iulaginngs of Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits can be clcctually cured by
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IIoMoNY-Hev and fresh. jua received by
II nAyIo DAVIS n con
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ERNEST GOFFE,

ERNEST GOFFE,
cAprSEr MAKER AND rUR'SItexr wAHE
ROOMS.
no. rs Bridge Street,
rSirckr, & HAIRS, 'FEhtRkss, EootIss
GLASSES, LooKISG-oLkss PLAfks, VIII
Low AVS WcoDES AnH,FEAfHER
BEbs Ard MATTRAssKs.
Constantly on hand and Manufactured to order
NJ the shortest notice.
i; Please call and examine Tor yourselves.
Cotlns Of all descriptions. .-j.i
nov. ~. ERNEST GOfFS
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WANTED IMMEDIATEIY.--50 Girls to
w work ~ Tailoring, to whom Cash will lie
paid. Enquire at 81 Bridge street, one door west
c'Goffr's Furniture Warehouse.
nm27 Il. l. LAWTON.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
OCEAN COTTAGE.

NEW AND CHOICE
GREEN AND BLACK TIE As,
Just recoir,i per ship Tdbot, from Can,'n,
cOO CHESTS AND HALF CHESTS. cf
OUU every description, consisting of
Ooloong, Gunpowder,
Ningyongj Hwon,
Souchong, Young Hyson,
Imperial, and
Orange Pecco, or Flowers OF Black Fts beng
the finest Black Tea imported.
The above Teas a,c in variety Of packagss,
comprising fine and extra fine qualities, imported
expressly for our trade, all Of which offered st
Wholesale and Retail, at New York prices.
mayl NEWIoN BKoihhHS
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StIG AIRS.

I OAF, Crushed, Powdered, and Brown lia-
IL vans, at the New Grocery, 80 Thames ~.
muL7 X. II. STANTON.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA's MAILS.
ANOTHER BATCH OF EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE COMMERCIAL CIRCULARS,
xgc., &C., &c.

The steamship Niagara. Capt. Ryris, arrived at this
port At IL O'Clock yesterday morning She left Liver
pool on Saturday, the 9th ult., and Halifax at
O'Clock ON Tuesday morning The N. has thus made
the passage Liverpool to to New York In
twelve days-one of the quickest on record She was
boarded or Nantucket Wednesday noon, by the New
York pilot boat J. NJ. Waterbury.
We are indebted to Capt Ryre for his kindness and
attention to our collector.
The telegraphic mary Of the news published In
the Herald of Wednesday and yesterday mornings
ebr aced nearly all the intelligence Of interest We
to-day add few items only Our correspondence will
appear tomorrow
The demand for United States Securities, In Lon
don. the 26th ultimo, as reported by Messrs d.
Bell Son, and Co., continued unabsted, with an in
creased inquiry for the stocks Of the separate States
but more especially tor tho Sterling Bonds of Massa
ehussets and Maryland The following the latest
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Tux RECEPTION OP POPE ~ ROME.
The Paris Dstafs prblishs. the following from its
correspondent at Rome dated the nth ::
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noisy or In other words. nors gnia.d This ssr
spss .Nsfpsrsn, in The eries s,rs = Papa I,re
kss ~ s.li lss.s ss., ne .na = =:
triumph. issr.ss :" *. Por. ssyaa ,ss 2i. Pars y rs
ss sss' ~. .ssSsS ~, Tn 81 sS ma
cry hss e ,,s sr;s., 3, ,;a r,s. is Ss ~,
sss. Prscssisn. .,h ' torches vrS 50, AZ sss -Ss,
r.,s: ri. ss;d ~ h q -s s;
s;,. s 'sss % =. rg, s-s ss ,'s' s. I $ s s:s
more .sssr.. Bs.lds.. q - y. frss.a army vhi.h
ssssay ,sla ho- aysh 'hs re- sue. sad
srosss hin had asays .osshs 70 ss5r, MA visa ssrsia
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ss.n.a, Ms IIosss. zen, through ts si. yi,tou, .ay
on ss,ins The Hsspsi sss, Andre .urrosnis y
r.'gss'fsl p.sps who came a. forrsry 81 & q. isss
surr.rsdss y Rsrs- sur. d, fl.s, .ai- A.
cur soldier. shovis ss 10 sg,y s.,s, "a. aes sshs WISHED
b. ,.s 70 bay, u. French s.. him os ..%y IA. .sa.
isy 4. Sss'9s rh.. sf' a. % s, q
diasrsnt IN *. ses n a.. very sala. y he Psgs s
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,ss.i,ss ,hs ecrr ,f.s-a,ss. 1hs .sn'. a,nsr hsf
y s.ssss. ar sss spinf psis fsss ss.alsi s csi'
uons for the ssstsnce they bad rsu asfsd hir The es
vt eivo bis tenedicton 10 the army n tt SQUARE saint
leter In eonseqsenes o. some drcmatic l-.ls isles
IL ~ s .s... s q q Sisi Is. & 's'i sss & sr.ss.
nent has been changed, and vCrl ucn ale NV em-
iIs cssksJrs en- vkiss s sis asilsss vii Ta,s t'~.
i. rs,s sr%s The as . s.n.i' - S ss ., az
dressed him in words sud ths Pope replied ~
vhih lad expended beth its td ard %. trssr 2.
70 ~ sststh the authorty % ths tlfttl hetl ei hs
sthoiie world snd eause triumrt q fhe rrreys
vhicb the tsss % social order ~ e.s1 ths Generals
in-ehief vhss he the President q tAs rutc. N
~ BIN sns 70 France the sIrrss'n y ei. srsiu ~
steert os~ Who rrotsssnts, isnt tsf5s hia anl
tsssd bis rsstoai ring kssy % then wgrl c'e eFen -
tsafs srd the Pore hns-f much sfeet1 yhe rttir
scene WI be deeply impressed ne rnss AZ sas ~sf
The C.ers< ., Rsva ~ the 10Th ftstes hat 90 the
breeding csy rins TX. lsf the ve.can r..5 pfeaie
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1851 bales
The imports during the period amount 10 -
hsles. Asbss-Sibes the arrival of the NIAGARA -s
have further decline 70 nofice In Potsh vhch could
not fetch more than a. to ~ per 90 XII, duty paid
pearlssh u supported at 40 and Csssn s steady ~
- per 50 all. duty paid Imports. ~ bbis Potash
and ~ tbls Pe.rs-h from Nev York by connssticut.
Besfvsl remains Is q favorable position. This vesk
1000 HI ~ Domingo nund buyers at 1so per SOL HI,
duty paid stock ON hard H. esceednsiy reduced and
~ have only received this week 10 bbs aud bags
D. mirgo ~ EtSils and Am-lie. Lard continues ne
getsd and prices hsavy at So To 50 80 for supe
rior Amsricin descriptions. which of dhcut sale
No further arrivals Qurrcitron. We have To notice
the sale ~ 10 hbds philsd' lpba at f22; BsltinOrs
would fetch Is per SO til duty paid No srrivsis-
Rice rmsns quite neglected. particularly cr.in.ryse
fcrptons. which are nominal at "a TO "a supersw
qualities of Carolina ns-. long grain, voud obtain b+,.
ter rntss and $50 tisrces disposed OF this
fso snd go bses Esst India dee crytious per 80
hil duty paid Imports from Cslcutta APO bags. by
Henry ~ and Cbaaderhagor. Tallov.--No tnquiry
whatever; Russian nominal at f53 rs 5s IS,
Amsricsn at so 20 So and Buencs Ayr~s AZ
f1sto 80. according 20 quality. Noarri-sis Whale
bone continues much In favor with regular v.-kiy
ssles Of $Jos TO 700 tii We notice $50 XII North
Western. at f2t5. and 500 tn Northern at asa 50 =
Southern Bone is selling st 1875 10 2to per Nil duty
paid We receive By Lispcourt SOC bund-s -sy $500
AL. freneh nshsry. Of which 1000 Kill only remain In
the MARKET. Stock on hand 3s oookn
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ovR yEcIAL TKIKoRAPHTc CORRESPONDENTS.
wAsWsero-, May o, 1850
A very extraordinary rumor is out this morning-
that the South they cannot get the Missouri line,
viii prevent any other action for California With the
design Of compelling her 70 set up an independent
republic on the Pacific. We believe tho South have
intention Of the kind but there is sellns What
may occur - everything k In confusion here juss
now
The President has been called upon By the Senate,
10 Why the California government surren-
dered TO the self constituted state authorities and
what TO be done for Oregon. every occr Of the
territory has gone to the gold mines The movements
In the south part California for separstion OF the
have their influence upon the compromise.
There IL q detschne of Southern men resolved
against Csliforns's admission state The R-rsshe
to-day. has leader ordering the cabinet TO resign.
Quite q sensation has resulted from this Crawford
and Ewing called upon the President 70 knov N he
had uthorirsd the article and he diselaimed u and
begged his cabinet not 10 mind u This s considered
o strange affair. Mr. Webster IL ttin absent
z. g. SUPREME coJRT.
The Supreme Court. In the of Boswell W. Dick
insons Assgnees to-day decided In favor OF the sppe
liant. Ths decision 10 very important one involving
claim to all the land upon which Lover ssndu-ky'
Chic nov stands. IL vas held from the late Rudol-
phus Dieknson which this decision gives TO Boswell
All the inhabitants viii be dispossessed thereby
CIRCUIT COURT.
The Jury In the Travers will failed to agree snd
we're dsehsrsed nev trial hiss been ordered
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1t Is reported in the German papers that Congress
ofhe Princes Of the Prussisa League to meet at
Gotha in tho course o. the week. The Grand Duke Of
Raden. the Kirs tfPrussis, and Prince Albert
pccted G.nopgst the number.
rbree-fourths Of the looms in Lyons occupied in
weaving silks for the United States, and many orders
have been paid in advance In order TO hasten their
execution.
On Tuesday, April 23d, about ths hour of noon, Mr..
" Wordsworth. tho Poet Laureate, died at hs house,
X ydal Mount Amblcside. He was very well, and
vigorous for his age during the last autumn and was
in some degree recovering his spirits which had suf
fered severe shock in the death OF his only daughter
some time ago. About month since he was attacked
with ssr'oss nncss, from which he never more than
partially rallied lie had lately completed his soth
year.
Baron de Menneval, formerly private secretary Of
the Emperor Napoleon, died 1t Paris Friday
ing, in the 73d year Of his age.
The widow Of Marshal Blucher whose name Is as IA
miliar In England as Germany, died the 10th at
advanced age, at her residence in Berlin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-10
Cholera at Havana-Suspici0us Vessel.
Bosroy NAV o. 1880

private letter from Havana OF the Sd inst TO a
merchant Of this city that tho cholera had
been raging there for three weeks, and that during
the hrst week the deaths ranged from hve to fifteen
daily. The second week 1t Huctuated very much,
some days high forty. On the 3oth OF April,
there were eighty deaths on the 1st of May sixty
eight and the I'd. sixty-three No soldiers are
in the streets and the Castles Of Principe and
Fuerzs are abandoned The cholera Ia also raging at
Guanary, San Antonio and Guerras among the people
The writer also says. that q passenger arrived Mt
Havana the I'd inst from New Orleans, in the schr
Mary Ellen who stated that bark came out OF the
Balize ahead Of them, with $50 to 800 men board,
bound ostensiby for Chagres but the pilot said there
three colopels board and that she had taken
the board after leaving the city. and that she
ny for three days when they parted OF Tortugas.