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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

INTERNATIONAL CoUR rEslEs,-The
Mayor of Limerick, Ireland, has invited
the Mayor of New York, with others,
to visit cland, during the time of the
Worlds Fair, and to receive from the
corporation there the honors and hospi-
taIities Of that ancient city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

PosrAGE ON NEWSPAPERS After the
first of July next, subscribers to news
papers within the county where printed
will receive them free Of pos.age.-
Those not living in the county will pay
less than halt the usual rates, namely,
FIVE cents a quarter on weekly newspa-
pers, ten cents for weekly. fifteen
for tri.weekly, and twenty-five for daily
newspapers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

~ koRe CREvAssLs ON raE MisslssiPpi.
The Bayou Sara paper Of March 90,
announces the inundation Of that town
caused by fifty or sixty feet oi The back
lsvcc sliding oil, to stop which was i'm
possible, az in less time than twenty
minutes the whole town was one body
ofwster, every street having from three
10 six feet oil water on IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

~ An agency has just been estab.
lished in Charleston, S c.. Tor the sale
oftea plants and seeds, sent direct from
China. Junius Smith, Esq, who has
been for two years past making expert
ments in the cultivation Of the plant in
South Carolina, has remarked that it
blossoms there and in China and India
at the same time, and that the manner
Of its blossoming indicat $ a similarity
of climate and an adaption of the tenn
perature Of the South to the successful
cultivation Of tea. The seed is OF the
size and color OF hazel nut, and con-
tains an oily kernel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

We understand says the Baltimore
CLIPPER. thata fortune of one million
SIX hundred thousand dollars has been
lett in England toy family, to three
sisters residing in the western part Of
tie city; besides farm in Cen,rcville,
Qle"n Anne's County, Md, valued at
several thousand dollars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

E5Ex-Governor Porter, of Pennsyl
vania it will be remembered, was ia
nous, while in Office, for the great mum
Der Of criminals he pardoned. Some
oic trod on his toes, and turning to him
ssId, Il ask your pardon. SIR" Cant
grant il, sir Pm no longer Governor
vas the quick reply OF "old Iron Gray
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

ID. clpgDLY R,cH-The Providence
Journal, few days ago, copied one ol
Alexander Everett's beautiful transla-
tions from Schiller, and credited il 10
tlc New England Soap Man"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

UA Couple Of Juveniles, one only
e6 the other s5 years ol age, were mar
ried on Friday last, on board the steam
boat Troy, from New York The
blooming bride Is Mrs. Macy, mother
Of the gallant captain OF that splendid
boat, and the happy bride groom is MAJ
,biniel Ils.brieh, Esq Both are Qua
k,rf..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

~Mr. Barnum's oriental villa, iran.
istan, at Bridgeport is to be sold at
auction on the l7th June next, unless
disposed Of in the meantime by private
sale. r....a .....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

urThc cx English Railway King,
George Iludson, Is again in the ascend
ant having recently realized halt mai
lon pounds sierlng il the rise OF kaii
ray vsock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

BANvAaD IN EoYPr.- Our country
man, Banvard, is now in Egypt, pre-
pairing a Panorama Of the River
Nile. 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24
IFThe sail makers of New Bed

nTThe sail makers of New Bed
ford have struck for higher wages
They have heretofore received $l,67
per day they now demand 81 100. The
spar makers are also on strike. The
riggers have succeeded in obtaining 81
per day. The ship carpenters were al
90 successful last week in obtaining So,
25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

NJ Webster, the uncle Of Mrs. Gross
den, has conlcssei that he was the
murderer OF the Ccsden family, in Kent
oounty, Nd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

" The Legislature Of Kentucky
haye appropriated $500 for monumcn,
~ Col. Richard nj. Johnson.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

Lj-It is stated in the, Boston Travrl-
Ter that President Sparks OF Harvard
University, recover, but slowly from
the effects Of his accident, not having
been nbl T. lie down at all within day
or two past. II is feared that the inju-
ry will be moie serious than was at
fret anticipated. and that his health will
never be permanently restored.
et At town meeting OF the cIllzcBs
OF Fall River. IN Saturday. IL was No
ted $50 to ST. o instruct the represeu-
tives from that town, Three Wings, 10
oss for Charles sunper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

G.S>A communication from Marble
head informs us thar the only bell that
was loIled in that town upon the an
nouncement OF Sims's departure. be-
longed to IA church that has clause in
lis deed prOhibiting negroes from hold
ing peps in a.-B0sion Post. ....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-24

SHoRr DREssEs.--Mrs. Boomer, edi-
Tor OF the Lily, has adopted the 'short
dress and trowsers," and says in her
paper OF this month"; that many Of the
women in that place (Seneca Falls) OPP
pose the change others laugh, others
still are in favor, "and many have al
ready adopted the dress" She closes
the article upon the subject as follows
"Those who think we look queer,
would do well TO look back few years,
TO The time when they wore ten or sif-
teen pounds of petticoat aud hustle
around the body, and balo Ins on their
arms, and then imagine which cut the
queereS figure, they or We. We care
not for the irowns Of over iastidious
gentlemen; we have those of better taste
and less questionable morals to sustain
us. If men think they would be COM
Portable in long, heavy skirts, let them
iut them on we have no objection.-
We are more comfortable without them,
and so have left them Of. We do not
say we shall wear this dress and no 9TH
er, but we shall wear it for "a common
dress and we hope it may become SO
fashionable that we may wear it at all
times and in all places, without being
thought singular. We have already
become 80 a;tached to il that we dislike
changing to long one"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

New York. Monday evening, Nov.
l0th.-Kossuth and Me u. s. Steam
Nfississippi.-It is stated, OH the author
i,y OF DR.. Blackwell and some OF the
officers oi the u. s. steam frigate Miss
issippl, which arrived this morning. from
the Mediterranean, that the reported
misunderstanding between capt. Long
and Kossuth is without any foundation
Al agree in describ ng Kossuth as ex.
ceeding'y humble and aflable, al en-
tcrtaining the deepest feelings Of graft.
tude towards the United States. Con-
siderable feeling has been excited IA
mong these officers by letter, which
has been lately published in the New
York Daily Times, purporting to be
from the pen OF an attdche OF the U. S.
Government, and which they declare to
b untrue.
II is understood that Mayor Kingsland
r ceived a letter from Kossuth, by the
seamcr Baltic. stating that he would
sail for New York, in the steamer which
sailed on the 9Th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

ASTARTLiSG FACT Long continued indi-
position results in a Wsaying out Of the coats efihe
Stomdch in partial paralysis OF the organs which
should convert the food into healthy blood in
inflammation and liberation Of the liver and the
bowels; and finally, if not checked and subdued,
in death. No sane man or woman de'lbcraiel, re
solves to encounter these terrible evils, and yet
thousands annually do encounter and fall victims
To them, who might invariably be saved by the
use of HUTcHiss' VEGETABLE DYsrLPsiA
BirTERs. lCtime is import,nt in matters ofbusi.
ness, IL is douby so as regards health. An early
rscoit to this great Alternative, tonic and restora-
tive will ut once relieve the L.nguor, depression
OF spirits, disorder Of the bowels, feeling Of hol
owness in the stomach, indispostion for active
employment, latulcncc, headache, and oppression
after meals, which preccde confirmed Dyspepsia.
Even when this mel ,nchoy disease has obtained
firm hold, and influenced more or less all the iunc-
tons ol the internal organ, II can be eN,clcd and
radically cured by perscyerng use Of this great
regulator and rcnov,tor Of the digestive powers
and the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Certificates Of remarkable
cures. and the high estimation in which this Med
cine is h,Ib the public press, can he hal Of the
agents, free.
PRICE 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office. l22 Fulton .tiect, n. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

SOLEMN THoUGHT.-Wes see not, in
this liic the end Of human actions. -
Their influence never dies. In ever
widening circles it reaches beyond the
grave. Breath removes us from this to
an eternal world--,ime determines what
shall be our condition in that world. -
Every morning, when We go forth, we
lay the moulding hand on our destiny,
and every evening when we have done,
VIC have left deathlcss impress upon
our character. We touch not a wire
but that vibrates in eterniiy-not a voice
bu, reports at the throne OF God. Let
youth, especially, think OF these things,
and let every one remember, thai in This
world, where character is in its forma-
ten state, it is serious thing 10 thinl,
to speak, toact.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
M tflarlns Intelligence. &,
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Srhr Angel, Luce, r River, NY; Wa,chman,
do; Pointer, Fowler, Prov, do; Glide. thac,
Frcetown. SIP NisiL,nt, Wells, IA hous from
New fori Nrrmoni, Perry, Albany, Prov.
FRIDAY. Nov. III.
Schr. Albert Thomas. Higgins, Prov; s,ns
Wright, James, Bo.t; Oxford, How wl,nd, Bali,
Bedford; Bonn!a II mt. Eas port; Ga,ellc,
C'onl.. Bangor, Dis"ton; Prospect, Jim, do,
Prov; John itingglrs, Pruscnt do, do; Balloon,
Pen !lcton, do, Warren; WIN Harris, Maddrr,
Harrington, + River; Sailors Delight, Burgess,
Bristol. Dennis; Fila, Kelly, dennis, Taunton;
Soop Harvest, French, n Y, Prov; Henry,
Woodruff, + River; Mary Jane, Harding, Prov,
Wareham; Franklin, Payne, Fr t,wn; Pil! rim,
Hamilton, fishing; VIM Penn. Wnslow, n Bed
Er'; Eliza, Simmons. Br.tol, do; Washington,
Harvey, > Kingston; Resolution, Baker, North
Kingston; Henry Castod Carr, l'rov, NY.
SATURDAY, Nov. 8.
Sloop Editor, case, Prov Y.
MONDAY, Nov. 10.
Schr. Amazon, Packard, N Y, Sandwich;
Presto, ingalls,, Phih, Bo,,; Albion, Storrr, de-,
Ingraham; New London. Latham, n Y, N Bed
frd; Delaware, iIolbrook, 20, Weymouth; II n
Kelley, Kelley do, Dennis. Piloi Boat Rcliei,
Dagget, cruise; Hornet, Dexter, do. Snack A
Jackson. Burroughs, fishing, N London; Mary
Elizabeth, Latham, do, do.
TUESDAY, Nov II.
Sloop Eagle, Brown, Freetown; Helen, Pit
man, n Bedford, Bristol.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at Havana, 29,h ult., brig Ellen Hay
den, Smith, from this port; brgiIrnry Mar,hall,
West, from Bristol; brig Cardiff, Mclvi'l-, Tor
this port, with Crew sick Bark Martha Anna,
Messer, Tor Pensacola.
Sailed from Havana, 23d ut., bark Martha
Anna, Mcsser, Pensacola.
Arr. ut New York, 10Th whale ship WIN. Lee.
Lee. Indian Ocean, 81 lich na 60 days, with
1000 bbls sp, 100 do humphack oil, Of and for
Newp,rt. on bermuda, in heavy sea, rp,ung
a leak. Oct ". lat 0S :. lon 80, spoke whale
Sap Montczuna, from New London, clean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

IThe Express ridicules the Kos-
suth reception and demonstration IN Eu
rope 1t says:
"Kossuth's reception, progress, and
the Kossuth demonstrations in England,
only go TO show what a humbug John
Bull is. il he means half what lie says,
or is doing anything but sticking pins
into Austria and Russia, or elec,icneer-
ing as our politicians do, on election days
with popular names TO get popular votes
Golden has mounted Kossu,h, and all
the Cobdenites are following, The dis
,ingushcd Hungarian 10 likely to be
ridden by all the Societies, all the Cor
pora,ions all the Rhetorical spoutcrs OF
the day.
When we hear John Bull sympathize
with Liberty and Lihera,ors, our eyes
invariably turn, we will not say to Ire
land alone, but to India,-to Lord Give,
Warren Hastings, TO the declamations
Of Sheridan and The stirring rhetoric OF
Burke, 10 the India OF this century, TO
the Indus, to the Ghanghese,--to the
Chinese, slaughtered as sheep in the
foId,-to the Cape Of Good Hope. to
Canada, to Ceylon, CephaIonia, Cen
trail America, TO everywhere that
British fleet visits, or Briton appears.
John Bull sympathizing with Liberty!
John Bull a Liherator |! Oh, Kossuth 1!
how could thou, great Truth Teller,
tell him so many lies in Southampton
and Westminster ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
Marrte0.

In Providence, 3d inst, by the Rev. y. ~.
Hedge, Mr.. Nathan Truman and Miss Maria &.
rrnner, daughter Of Joseph J. fcnncr. Esq, all
OFF.
In Boston 4,h inst, by Rev. Theodorc Parker,
George J. Fisher to Corn,ln Walhy, Youngest
daughter of Mr. Henry Curtis.
Al Winchester. ooh ult., by Rev. John Pier.
pont, Mr.. Oliver \. Wellington, of Medlord, 70
Miss Ellen L., Youngest daughter OF Marshall
Symmcs, Esq., Of w.
In warrrn, On Sunday last, by Rev. Mr. Fym.
Cart. Tmncr Car, Jr.. and Mis- Sarah T., ED.
est daughter of Capt. Luther ". Bordci., slioi W
IN Bristol, ~ met, Mr.. Pel,y q. Jnncs and
Me. Ssr.h Elis,, dauyhier of M. Sterhcu Tai
bee, al ON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
NAvAL.-U. S. sloop OF war Falmouth,

kAvAL.-U. S. sioop OF war Falmouth
commander Petngru, from California, Sc
days, arrived at Valparaiso Sept. 81.
Sloop Of w,r ST. Marys, commander
Magrudcr, 2 days from Talcahuano,
arrived at same place on The 22d. The
irignte Raritan, Capt. Gaun,t, II days
fiom Callao, arrived at same place Gath.
All three remained in port Oct & The
st. Marys had just returned from an in
teresting cruise among the Fejees-and
made the extraordinary run Of 5000
miles from Tahiti to Talcahuano in 26
days.-Boston Daily Adrertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

LOSSES nv Fiar.-rhc following arc
the losses, ms near as can he ascertaincd,
resulting from the fire in Maiden Lane
this morning. Il. Baxter & Sons, about
$4,000, insured $1,000 in Long Island
CO.; y. Hull, $4,000, insured 8l5,00c
in the City Cos. X. F. Divitt, $500,
fully insured; N. II. Levy $4,000, IN
sured $4,000. Smith and Sun,ton, oc-
cupying the second aoo- of No. l4l,
were damaged by water to the amount
Of $500, fully insured and Horace South
mayd, $2500, partially insured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
True witness,
ASA POTTER, Scc'ry,

RIroRMATios.-We met n man on
Thursday who had just taken the tenn
perance pledge from Fa'her Mathew.
Showing his certificate and medel, he
exclaimed These cost me but twenty
five cents, yet they will save me two
dollars day" He informed us that he
had for the last month been in the habit
of drinking at least s,.rfy llasses OF ar
dent spirits per diem, and that, although
during that time his business had yielded
him an income Of about eighty dollars a
week, he found himself, the day before
he took the pledge of total abstinence,
without money enough 10 buy his wife a
pair of shoes. The number on his cert
ifcaic indicated that Father Mathew
has induced over sir millions OF persons
to swear allegiance TO cold wa,er.-N
Y. Sunday Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

- We published a paragraph yes
terday in regard TO forgery committed
in New York, on the names Of Mcssrs.
Edward and William ii. King, Of this
town; we learn the iLllowing pariicu-
lars from The N. Y. Times: -
II appears, aho"i q 4 o'clock in The
afternoon, n well dressed and rcsp' eta
hle looking man. by the name ol vii
liam Hays. aged upwards OF fifty years,
entered the Bank of America. in Wall
street, and notwithstanding there was
Il great crowd around the desks Of the
receiving and paying 'cllers. lie man
aged to Iorce his way through 10 the
desk Of the paying teller, at which time
he presented for payment check Of the
description here annexed, and said he
wished large bills lor par, OF 'he amount
and the balance in smaller denomn;-
tions. The check read:
No. NEw-YoRk, Nov. 4,h. 1851.
Pay to VIM. Henry King, or order,
Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
$1,000. EDWARD KlNo.
The above check was endorsed, w.
II. King and uron the Teller scrutlni'
zing the signature Of it very closely, he
at once discovered it to be a gross for
gerry, and without being mistrusted ny
Hays, he endeavored to detain him un-
I'll an officer could be procured. But n
lew minutes had elapsed when police
man Lynch Of the First Patrol District
came in and by direction Of the bank Of
fccrs, he took accused into custody and
conveyed him TO the Staiion-house,
where he was thoroughly searched by
Capt. Silvey, and 500 Of the Manhat-
tan Bank, and $50 Of the Bank of Amer
lea, were found in his possession. The
prisoner seemed quite indignant at the
Police officer for daring TO arrest him,
but he could no, give any satisfactory
account Of his whereabouts, any further
than saying he was Southern planter,
which was a mere fare, and lie was
subsequently conducted TO the Lower
Police Office. where he was arranged
before Judge Osborne, who took the me-
cessary affidavit of Mr.. Edwin S. Stur-
gis, the first teller OF the bank in ques-
tion and then committed this Hays to
the City Prison for further hearing in
the matter, and until such time as the
firm Of Messrs. w. II. e. Edward King
can he informed Of the attempt made 10
Jorge the signature Of one OF the part
ners. We are informed that Messrs X.
& Co. are very extensively engaged in
the manufacturing business at Newport,
Rhode Island, and Tor many years have
transacted their fnahical business
through the above bank, where they al
ways have several thousands Of dollars
on deposit. The accused is supposed to
be one who has expert confederates in
the neiarious business OF forging and
undoubtedly the funds above, that were
found in his wallet, are the proceeds Of
successful iorgeries, perpetrated upon
merchants residing in this and oth,r
cities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
EASTON FARM.

THE unlrrsignrd by resolve of the GenersI
i Assembly of the State of Rhs.e lslanl, has
been authorised o. ,,il and convey the Lands
constituting the Eas'on Farm, situated n, the
Town Reach, in Newport, AND now oecupird by
J. r. Perry, Esq. The said Fs-m (.xccp,ing
the portions thrrrofalreHdy sold o ". N. Gibbs
aud u. N. Mason, Esqrs.,). now ohrrcd ior
sale, in parcels, upon terms. ~ ,oprce AMI cie'-
IL, vhich offer inJucrineAs to those ho de-
SIRIUS TO establish permanent 90 Inporary res,-
deuce. in Newport. ,o bsrome purrha,ers.
A plan ~ this y arm OIL ~ exhibited uron sp-
plication 10 Wm. &. GihLs. Es,,., 10 Newport, s
10 the uml,rsgned, nj Ne. 40 tate street, Boston
w. %. sOHiER. Trustee under th. VIII
oi Saw d&w iw. oi Mzda,ne Mary Giiibs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
ALBANY. Nov. 8 Up. NJ.

There is nothing to change the opin.
ion expressed yesterday, that Ullmann,
Cook and Fitzhugh are elected. and
probaly Forsyth on the Wing ticket.
The Democrats claim confidently the
election of Wright, McAlpine. Storms
. and Johnson. :: he latest telegraph re-
ports which have reached here are that
Ontario gives 500 at least, on every
Wing candidate. Livingston, 400
Wing majority; Stcuben, 500, and
Yates, $50 Democratic.
Letters from Delhi, state that the ma
jority in Delaware against Forsyth and
Patterson. will not exceed 800.
In ST. Lawrence, the Democrats ma
jority on any portion Of the ticket, will
not go over 900.
Ullman IN Rensselaer,, will run up with
the rest Of the Wing State ticket
HAVANA, Friday, Oct. Gath.
Mr.. Thrasher was placed in a cell in
Iacoh prison, on The evening OF the
2lst., after is dinner at Fulton's, where
he is kept without being permitted com
municatlon.
As we have no agent here having the
confidence Of American residents. there
will probably be no effort made to as
certain the cause Of this action OH the
part Of the Government, and we have
no naval commander present to solve
the matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
ARRIVAL OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

The U. s. steamer Mis,isSppi arrived
at New York, Monday moring, from the
Gibraltar, Oct. 18th, having on board
the exiled:Hungarian. and their Gmi es.
We learn from those who have had
personal intercourse with the Hungari-
ans since their arrival here, that they
express, in the most cordial and ear
nest manner, their gratitude for the uni
form kndnes they have experienced on
board the Mississippi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
PosrHuMoUs CHARIrY.-Abrahnm C

PosrHUMoUs CHARIrY.-Abrahnm G
Tompson, recently deceased in New
York, has bequeathed 200, 900 dollars to
various religious and charitable soeio-
ties-3O, 900 each to the American Bible
and Tract Societies, and 10000 each to
the American Home Mission Society,
New York, State Colonization Society,
Central Board Of Education, American
Board of Foreign Missions, und the N,w
York Deaf and Dumb and Blind Instit.
utions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13
21iFO,

la this town, Wednesday afternoon, Thomas
Brin'e!, Esq, aged " ears
la Newton Upper fa.ls. Mas, Both u't., Mrs.
Maria, wife oi Mr. Willard Marcy, ani daughter
OF S,cphea aud Enioe t.unuin, Of Cuml.l land,
X J., aged "a.
Al ;hc A., iurn. Nov. 81, ilii.m S,ockford,
ng"d "a ,ra,s.
Ia Providence, 9th inst Capt. iiemy Mah.
ewson, IN the 10Th year oi hls age,
Ia H,l.,"l, III inst Ilis. Smah vie of Captain
William 4. Munro, "a, aged 35 years.
In Bristol, 4th INST, Jirz Holmes, NJ. ID
aged 60 years.
Al the Woonasquntmket Print Works, 10h
inst, Jane Bn,terw aged 2l ,cgrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

The New Orleans Delta says upward
Of FIVE thousand dollars worth OF jewel
W, which had been contributed by
ladies in Cuba, in aid OF the late attempt
at revolution, was sold las, week by an
auctioncer in that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

SINouLAR.-It is somewhat singular
that Washington drew his last breath
in The last hour Of the last day Of the
last week Of the last year in the last cen
tury. He died Saturday night, i2
o'clock, Dec. 81 1899. Cinciaafn Nom
pdreii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-11-13

ozone Of the earliest acts Of the Ken
lucky Legislature, which assemblies in
a few days, is the election Of Y. S.
Senator, in place Of Mr. Underwood.