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mARITIME rELLIG n n c e !.
Movements OF the Ocean Steamers.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steamer-Prome metheus, Churchill, San Juan, CA,
Edaard. wards oswssc. crows New Or
CO.
81 ses aneh S
Havana, Ii BroOkman Tvoia, Wheeler Bangor
BriEsoSsan Bride tBr, lie Bo1tilllsr Busao. Aytsss
whitney CO.. WsssrIee iBr Barker s. John. NIB BY
sS%Sn @ Gsd BY the sSss
IseksOnvills Ladd stannard Queen Esther, Clifford
sis Fs:4
burg, Hunter Cos Hen,ieO. Dodge, Rich%cnd, CHSw
man CO. Emily small Jane. River; samqsI lord
Smith, B,,mOEs tim Mailer LORD JSa Hi:n Ann sSsS
Co. Maria FOss, Miller, Portsmouth, Nh Globe, Small,
ship sa. mSTe, Berry New Orleans June 81 With md'S
Ssis md 5S Im ssP S With
Tor New York under urymasts having June s.h in t
g. away @ asRs ssS Ss S
T ans pss,aSn 1 On osa iss sanA aEs With
riS I'd % csss. ySH sS ss.. Grand.
Biz scpSia tBrJ BeoTd waterford II days. u ballast,
Brig Active fBrj Campbell oporto, IS days with wine,
Bs Cru. 5oss Ri s.nsre 60 d.y:. hound Sis for
81 oke brig Post from Baltimore Barbsds days
Brig Rose (Br) Doane. Port Prince, IL days, with log
wood coffee, &c, TO q n Wheelwright.
Brig Taylor (of st George) Sleeper Ponce u days
with sugar. to v Trundv.
Brr Alexander (Br) Power Pictou IS days, with coal
and passenger 20 J l. Tue herman.
Brig Judge Whitman tof Dennish Lewis, Jaeksonve III
days, with timber. 90 Badger, Peek T. Co
Schr Zsphyr (Nor) Bendrickson. North Bergen Nor
way) 81 days, in ballast with 81 passengers, to Punch
NenckC.
seLr Atlantic tBr Roberts AbacO, ID days with salt and
inestples. to q AeEerly.
Sci Richard Golden tBrl Morrison Londonderry Ms IL
sys with plaster. TO master. . - -
schr Truman tof Creenport Tutt!e (ate Gs1rdl Mat
rrda days with cotton, TO order. June D. lat % lon
Il in Sc gale lost overheard Capt Clifford; every ex
erton him. bu. in vain "a inst Hsyens.
seaman Greenpor IL while in the act Of taking IN the
torsa fell from the mast ead snd was instantly
kl.d ~ lat o. lon - IS spoke ship Ohio. Phillips,
from Araaehieoa for Lyerpool supplied us with navi
gator
Middletovn, CT.
sthr shaler Lawrence, Portland. CT.
Schr r Barnard Selden Portland, c..
schr Joseph Hall. Coe. Portland. CO.
schr Silas Wright, Jones Boston, Sdsys
below.
ship John Spear. Spear. tcpm Liverpool
Ship John Bell a. days from Liverpool with iron and aS-
scngers.
Also, small Br bark. nsme uaknOwn.
sailed.
Steamship Pronetheus, sau Juan, Me.
Jew li-Wind at sunrise. L; meridian N sunset :.
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o. E0O REwAkp.-lRfrRIks, ANrlporE. A spE.

DOOV ohc mixture for the Of private disorders 1t
make speedy without the least restriction Of dat
drink exposure change in application to business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture Will
not under the forfeiture of Ave hundred dollars 1t s
put bottles with full directions at 81 One bottle
lasts cured in days. For sale by G..
H. RING 1872 Broadway and l0G BAyard street New York.
W. Little l0i Hanover street. Boston, Wright Co.. New
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Letter Bszs for Rio Janeto, ner steamer will Close
F,ohspre Readsr Room to- Eyshangel about Nte inst
AI.o or Otleans I'm advance Of the states ms per
s,ssmsr Union Tuesday 18th inst At quarter sslsrs
o'clock Ao for Liverpool steamer Aries on Weonss
day inst the usual hour Letters can be pre- paa 70
h. sboy. Letter BAGS ere also Ksnyon 9 wall street.
Ixssald Marine Correspondence.
P,sILAprLpHik, July ~ Pm
srri.ed-sshrs John $, somer' Boston Wh'e's ROBINS
Uutehinson koSbufy. -. an -.
Cissrsd-Bsrk Lourvi-. Tennesen, 50 JoAa NIB bris,
ssshisosss Creech an Ella, Hallett PortAnd schrs
Erristson west.st,, Providence Lusy Ann Brysse ~
n sfop John Ttus Nsvcomb, fredericF sbIg dohn 90
mers sssbprJj W Robins. HutohinsoH so' . y bro"n
Waltss, Richmond.
miscellaneous.
spsp H.Icyor The follo~ng partesars OF the oss Of
,h,. from Wade, her csamander-Vn tns
sth 81 the Gsicyon when within svs or sis .,
New YORK vns dsmsted heavy Sc gale. The fore md
main by the deck aud The mifenmas, below w.
ION The sder rendered useless BY th %
the srsr hore they could be got sles, and tne
lion pump broken By the csrpo
arsv ar the other Ch injured AZ ~ pc
nearly ossess the time O the ConnecNcut snd we
T. WHARTON cons the rescue which vas on the ltn
imrossiBs in tonsequenee OF the vioent seus o
~ .,.rk 10 up aet OF svheent eif n steas
~ srt,rs shp hn this tirn the leekaet vas
80 s,s .ss vortrs and the hull straning violently On'
Of tbs stesrsse esssesse v'H o. sust.Dsp ss'"sie
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PLACES OF NArIvrrY-Unted States 36i; Ireland 95
England Scotland, Germany. III France. Holland Il
Italy l. British Posse sson in North America, West In
dies. j; Norway, l; unknown 3.
FRom-Hospitai Bellevue. l6; Pentitentary Blackwes
Island Small Pox Hospital Blackwells Island Lunatic
Asylum Blackwelrs Island Randall's Island. L City
Hospital 2o Almshouss Backwells Island. COlOred
Home, q Colored persons, g.
Interments return ed from Wards Island, q.
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
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MEDICAL LECTURE ON SEMINAL DISEASES BY
L'l X. Glover. NJ D.The hrss number gives the cense
and cure Of cass Of disssoe generally not we'll un
dertOod by Medicai Treatment shown BY aud
sngravngs and inatrur7en nyigorates debili
orgens For sAe ~ DroslVay 4Ei By the suthOr
No. u Ann street. sce - cents
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EVERY hOTHER'3 BOOK.-TH. FEARS OF Pow
n erty and the prof o. too large E,I Of chdrsn.
prevent Trudens people from marrying: bat here
book that win tell many Imports ant secrets which wu
overcom- all such obi ,cticns Price 81 tor sale by Dr.
ftneraldO at tn Portuguese AFenr, NO u Ann street
Letters strected sboe 10 boz 30 sew f9rh r. o., viii
L..
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MO FEE TILL CURED.-DRS COOPER AND MURPHY.
IN ~ Roosevelt street from their nparaeled
be relied in the treatment Of the obst
nate cases, without Dr. Coopers patients will
find him at Roosevelt street. Chatham and nowhers
the auaeks in Duane ST. east of Chat
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DR. WARREN, NO. MOTT sTBEET, 10 coNsULTHn
H. on private dsssses which he wta5Et merguryy
cured in hvs s.y. Dr. va spesis .hs rssgH
tf Airtysix years expsfsaes fai o. cure Pre-
one dollar. n B.-Be-stTs Of poisonous ceuascdf
:, BY = ouAo "a NJ Rossereis s,reeA No fee tiii
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WhaleHnen.

Arr At NBedfrd 1th ship Jas Maury Shepherd Pacific
via Bahia and NYork 20 bb VIII oil Sid ships Sophia
Thornton and Hllman for Pacific; bark Bruce Atlantic
and Indian Oceans.
At CLlo April Platina Lee Of Wesspor recruiting for
q cruise OF Shore Ground.
Sid from Talcahuano March 2 Janus Cornell. NBsdord
for home.
sPoKEN-Jupe q near Western Isl.nd. schr Willis Put
Of and from Provncetown, May IT, l6O bbls oil
July l3 l6O miles Of Sandy Hook. ship Milton, from
Zealand, Of and for n bedford. 2l00 bbls tp oil.
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nR. A. CAS3Isst. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
- who has haa many ezperense in the hospitals
Irshce and othe- parts ~ ging TO practice hts
profession IN the city. Anl v suTerng would d. ~en
consult him. long practise labie him sd
in all q diseases IL nstu-e subject To-
he sp AXIS French Italian EnFish ant MODERN Greek Ho
will he in his oho from to ~ A NJ. 10 6P. N. Of
tce ll Leonard street, near Broadway.
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DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED coEylDxNrIALLy
certain DISEASES which he trca.s vihsst
in ss- daya rrsyone g"srs Frsct4n
aiss him debility, Ss. arsng frcm salt
,bsse See his London kyiomE IA 5is prvsse oEee- ts
Futon street. n. B.-ffo fee ail oIrei
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TYR MuRTAMoRE WOULD lNFogn TIE HUNDREps
~ Who apply to him Tor ,he of dsea that he hoids
ort defusve hopes lt he will them In two .,
three days" lie called upon daily 70 stnss me 80
elects u 80 vick deception worthy psp1emonium sss
lie would however. sssure those who maj come vutef
his care, that they may rely uYsn chap pl asen, acs
Advice ststs l. E5RTAAORF N. b.. 10 Wiilismst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07

REToRr OLA WirNEss.-Mr. Buifum
Of Lynn, Mass, was under cross exami.
nation by an attorney named Lord, who
did his best to perplcx and browbeat
him SO rs TO oversct the testimony he
had givenagains, his client. The ques-
'ion was something relating to machln-
cry, and Mr.. Bhfium bad used the word
"philosophlcalIy" in his evidence. Mr..
Lord continually harpcd upon this
phrase, and endcavored to make the
witness ridiculous in the eyes OF the
jury.-A, last he inquired, d" Pray, MIR.
Witness, as you seem 10 be great
philosopher, can yol tell me what the
consequence would be il the air should
be exhausted from hogshead 7" Yes
SIR" replied Mr.. BufFum, "Thc hea
would fall in" Indeed, sir I" pursued
the counsel. and can you tell me,
phiiosophicaHy, why the head shoed fall
in first ?" Yes, sir," returned Mr..
Bufium, i, is because hogsheads are like
some lawyers-thcir heads are their
weakea part /" The roar of the Court
room acknowledged the victory Of the
witness over counsel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07

The Course Of Read
ings from Shakespeare and the Poets" {"
given by Mr.. r. T. Russell, mt Bellevue
Hall, terminated most successfully on
Friday evening and not only has Mr..
r. added, by this recent sedes, fresh
laurels TO his previously welLearned
reputation as aa Eiocutionis,, but he
has also, during hrs stay in our midst,
"won golden opinions from all sorts Of
people !" thus plsciae h,mseli in that
envinhlc position, both as a reader and
a man, TINT 10 attained by few who ap-
pear before the public.
Mr.. K. has kindly consented, on a
future occasion, 10 favour h,s many
friends in this community with still 9TH
er Readings !" and ia the interim let
us dwell upon the pleasure We have
already received, inpossessing SO true
an Interpretation Of the genius lot ,ha,
immortal mind, which exhausted worlds
and then imagined new" N.
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THC WivEs.-lt is astonishing to zee
how well a man may live on a small IN
come, who has a handy and Industrious
wife. Some men live and make tar
better appearance OH ten or twelve dol
L,rs a week, than others do OH sixteen
or eighteen dollars. The man does his
part well; but the woman is good for
nothing. She will ever upbraid her
husband for not living in as good style
AS her ncighbor, while the faul, is en-
sircly her own. His neighb,r has a
neat, capable and industrion. wife, and
that makes the difference. His wife, on
the other hand, 10 n whirlpool, into
which great many silver cups might
be thrown, and the appearance OF the
water remains unchanged. No Nicho.
las, the diver, is there TO restore the
wasted treasure. II is only an insult for
such woman to talk TO her husband
about her love and devotion il 10 all
CANNON.
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o. AS the Atlantic came up New
York harbor on Sunday morning, the
Isaac Newton, from Albany, with Jen-
ny Lind on board, was nearing her
wharf. Jenny had no sooner landed,
than she ordered n carriage. and pro-
ceedcd at once TO the Atlan,ic's pier,
which she reached just before the steam.
or.
Their meeting was quite unexpected
the hour before, and for that reason il
was all the more cordial When the
A tantic left here in December, Jenny
went down expressly to bid Capt. West
good bye, and was among the last to
leave The pier, waving her handkerchief
in response to the howing ofthe gallant
captain as long as he was in sight
That the two should arrive, from differ
ent worlds rs it were, at the same hour
after so long time and such varied
ortunes, was little singular, and add
ed interest to meeting which must
have been gratifying under any circum-
stances. There is u touch Of romance
about j, which might be the text for
any number OF fine stories, were i, not
that the captain is a tough old son Of
Neptune, OF almos. patriarc aal years.
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nwe ,hina that the Ves,ry Of

nTWe ,hina that the ves,ry Of
Trinity Church ought to station Po-
lice officer at the Church every Sun
day, to regulate the carriages which
are gathered there. All the streets
around the Church are literally filed
with the carriages Of strangers, and in
most cases the drivers pay no more at
tention to those who are passing than
il they were dogs. As soon ne the oc-
cupants Of the carriages are seated, the
drivers star. oil, passing over the cross
walks, utterly regardless Of men, wo-
men and children who are on them
Most Of these horses are spirited ami
mails, and not easily controlled at such
times. II some precautionary meas
ures arc not taken Immediately, we fear
that serious accidents will occur. On
Sunday last several ladies narrowly es-
capped being run over; they were di
Icc.ly IN the middle Of one Of the cross
walks, when the drivers Of two carria-
gcs suddenly touched their fiery horses
with their whips, and had il not been for
two gentlemen who seized the horses
and stopped them, the ladies must have
been run over. Our atten ntion has been
called to this matter by several, and we
trust that the Vestry will attend to it
and station Policeman there. before
another Sunday; let him see that the
carriages take such positions as shall
not endanger those who are passing
and also that the carriages do not start
off over cross-walx while it is filled
with persons. II this thing is not done,
and these drivers continue their reck.
less and impudent conduct, gentlemen
will take the matter into their own hands
and remedy the evil on the spot, as Of
ten as it may occur.
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A Grand Dramatic Jubilee in honor
Of z. A. Marshall Esq, the manager Of
tho Broadway Theatre, New York, will
take place early ia August The entire
talen, Of the dramatic corps of the city
Of New York and Philadelphia, have
volunteered their services lo- the occa.
sion. The benefit will take place at
Castle Garden, carly ia August. We
are indebted to the mana ere Tor the
courtesy Of sending usiickc..
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Fnoa WA,n,Ssrcs.-The telegraph
reports that the Rev. Mcs,rs. Hodge
and Lockwood had an interview with
the President yesterday morning res.
pccting Clemcbls, convicted Of partici-
patton in the murder on board the
barquc Glenn. The President has re.
ierrcd the matter to the marshal and
dis'fict attorney Cor an crr'y report.
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AfR. EnlroR -

MR. EnlroR -
Allow tie TO AK the
Street. Inspector il he will have the
goodness TO sec that the dir, is taken
more faithfully from the Streets? As
il is now, IN most cases, probably more
than half is not allowed to remain in
the Streets. But a large proportion j
left in the heaps, while large proper
tion is scattered by carelc c.sncss about
tc Street, in consequence Of the man
ner in which j, is sliovcllcd. And when
the men have been spoken to upon the
subject the replies have been any thing
but respectful. II is Of no use to have
the dirt carefully swept up if we are to
pay men TO scatter i, to the four winds
OF heaven, or TO leave it for the four
winds 70 scatter.
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W Mr.. Barnum retains " Iranis,nn.'
The Hydropa.hic Company could no,
dispose oftheir stock ms they anticipated,
and have given il up, and thereby Tor
ieited to Mr.. Barnum, as per agree
mens, the comfortable lite sum oi &C..
500 In accordance with the earnest
desire Of his family, Mr.. B. has conclu.
ded to dispose Of the property recently
purchased in Pennsylvania, and will re-
main ut Iranistan.
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EXECUTION OF COUNT Dr BocARME.-
The Count dc Bocarme was executed
at Mons on the morning OF the 9th July,
in the public Square, in the presence Of
an immense crowd Of persons. He ex
hibited considerable emotion when told
the previous evening that his appeal to
the Court OF Cassa,ion had been rejec.
It'd, but met his fate with perfcc, sang
troid.
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No steamer from America since 'lse
Europa. on the Goth, had arrived 1t
Liverpool, nor had any ndvices beel
received at London up to the 25ih, o'
any arrival at Southampton.
FRANCE.
France 10 tranquil. In consequence
Of the censure Of the Ministry by the
Assembly, for alleged interference With
the petitions relative TO the revision, the
Cabinet had rendered their resIgnation
ne a body TO the President, who refused
to accept.
Marshal Sebas,in died a, Paris on
Sunday, aged seventy nine.
The National Guard Of Chatclerauit
has been disbanded by decree OF the
President Of the Republic. II will be
remembered it was at this place thu
President Of the Republic was insulted
on the occasion of his visit 10 POietors.
1t 10 expected that the Counsels Gen
eraI will he convoked for the 25th Au-
gust, and that The proposal to adjourn
the Assembly from August 18th to Oc-
tober goth will be adopted.
NJ. Ernest Baroshe, son Of the Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, has been sent on
a special mis- sion to Italy.
Odillon, will, il 10 said, be the new
Marshal.
The Minister of Finance has present
ed TO the Assembly bill au,horising
the formation OF Bank in Algeria.
The chamber Of commer rec of Mil-N
house has declared that Algeria cotton
is Of superior quality to any Of the Am
erican cottons.
The harvest no longer inspres seriA
Gus aPprehensions everybody has
agreed that there will be fair average
crop. At the worst the result will not
tall below mediocri,y.
PORTUGAL.
In Portugal rumors Of ministerial
crisis were rife, Saldanah not c.m-
manding thu, confidence which it was,
hopedhe would.
In one regiment an actual revol, had
broken out, but was promptly quelled
by his energetic measures.
DENMARK.
The New Copenhagen Cabinet has
no, yet published programme Of the
principles on which it is prepared to net;
still the new Ministry is popular. Prince
Christian, Of Belucksburg, has been
adopted us the future heir to the crown.
ITALY.
From the Roman Sta.cs we have aw-
ful details Of condemna,ions TO death, to
aogging, to the gaIlies, to exile and i'm
prisonmcnt.
At Farvaga, n lieutenant Of the Aus
trian carbincers was stabbed, where.
upon the carbincers rushed from their
barracks and shot down the first person
they met
The Pope returned TO Rome on the
18th.
The free port OF Venice was solcmnly
opened on the 20ih ult.
ROME.
Assassinations are becoming more
{, cQucnt than ever in Rome.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC

NEW loR6, aug. j.
The United States mail steamer At
lan,ic, from Liverpool, July 23d, at half
past l p. NJ, arrived at 7 o'clock this
morning. She brought 1872 passengers.
As she came up the harbor she was
greeted with one hundred guns from
the Battery, but the early hour Of her
arrival prevented other demonstrations
Of rejoicing.
During her six months absence from
this port her previous splendid accom-
modations for passengers have been
greatly improved. She e. i'll sail on her
return at l2 o'clock, Wednesday next.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool,
Sunday, the Goth, a, l2 M.
The Atlantic brings a very ful
frcig ht Her passengers exceed in num-
Der that Of any other vessell a, this port
Among her passengers we notice the
arrival Of J. c. Cunningham, bearer Of
dispatches ; Mr.. and Mrs. Tenant, Of
Charleston, and Rev. Dr.. J. o.
Choules, Of Newport.
ENGLANDI
In the British Parliament the proceed
ings in the matter Of Aldermen Solo
mons, the Jew sh member !or Green
wich, have caused great exci,cmcnt.-
The Alderman has twice presented him
self and assu alcd his scat-and as often
been commanded to leave il, which, af.
ter duly protesting against, he has done.
The House entered on the discussion
OF the matter again, for the third time,
on Tuesday, when Lord John Russell
moved that he be not entitled to take
his seat in the House. Mr.. Bethel
moved an amendment, that Baron
Rothschild and Mr.. Solomons are en-
titled to take their seats, inasmuch us
they have taken the oaths no the House
is bound and authorized to administer
"'S"' H'c' eHhh'h uihCusslOiI, tne
amendment was lost by vote Of II to
llS.
The Lords have been engaged in the
discussion Of the Papal Aggression Bill,
which has been carried to a second
reading by majority Of 225, and ad
lou'ned.
The Protcctionists have achieved Il
'riumph IN the Scarborough election in
he return oil Geo. Frederick Young,
inc distinguished ProtectIonist, in oppo-
sl!ioh - Ear Musgrave, by n majority
o' ID out Of 'o'a' OF less than GOO.
'ohn oConne'l has resigned his seat
IN Parliament, to make room fo' the
Earl Arundel
The celebrated Miss Talbo, was mar
ried TO Lord Edward Howard, son of
the Duke OF Norfolk, on Tuesday.
DR. Lingnrd, the historian, died in
Lancaster county on the 18th.
The attendance at tac great exhibit.
ion lie steadily increasing. On Monday,
A'''o was rea''zed III shiliings, the
number OF visitors being near 10000.
From all parts OF Great Britain the
Reports co""'oc ,a'ofao'e us TO the
,,.Ir. ' ""'
""
Inc LONDON Times says that all the
prel'm'nar'es Tor the commencement o'
'he railway from Alexandra TO caro-
nave been concluded between Nuoar
bey, on the part OF the Pacha, and Il.
Stephenson the English Engineer
Inc work VIII proceed forthwith.
on friday ie'h, the hn''h was g'v-
CO 10 'ne efea' Railway between Duo,
al
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~ Superior Otris Tooth Paste, man
factured by c. G. &. Hazard, next door
north oil the Post Office, ii one Of the
best articles Tor cleansing and preserv.
ing the teeth that we have ever seen.-
II gives the teeth n beautiful polish,
without injuring the ennmei in the
slightest degree.
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6tJoseph Day, Of Boston, a passen-

etJoseph Day, Of Boston, passen-
ger on hoard the Atlantic, committed
suicide by shooting himself when the
vessel was two days out from Liverpool.
He was slowly recovering from a long
illness, by which his brain had been az
fected, and his death was no doubt the
result Of his disease. His body was pre-
served in spirits by several medical gen.
tlemen on board. His remains were Ia
ken to Boston, yesterday morning, in
charge oiRev. Dr. Choules, c" this to wn.
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nTSome lady has sen, US a very
sweet bouquet, with a request tha, we
will define "Ath und Krdch." II the
lady will furnish us with her address,
We will give the explanation. II is
hardly fair to let the public into the Sc
cret, because she is entitled TO it, hay
ing complied with our terms.
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MAssAcHusETTs.-Thc Wing state
convention 10 nominate candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF
Massachusetts, will be held a, SPRING
field on the 10th Of September. Among
those spoken Of f,r Governor 10 Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop, formely Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, and
more recently U. s. Senator from Mas.
sachusctts.
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JUDGr WooDBURY's WRiTNos.-Judgs
Levi Woodbury. Miscellaneous Writ
ings, Addresses, and Judicial Opinions
will soon be published IN four octave
volumes, by Little & Brown Of Boston.
l, will command many readers and ad-
mirers.
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ITMary Rhodes Was arrested ont
Saturday evening for appearing in
male ruire. and yesterday morning
plead guilty and was fined $50 and coats,
amounting TO 50 GO. She hadn't the
funds, and went to Jail. Now the city
wilr.breLthe again. Will the Bloomers
be nett attacked 2-Prosidence Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07

nYwe cal the attention Of our read.
srs 10 the choice selection OF Jewelry.
Fancy Goods, &c, al the store Of w. s..
Nichols, % Thames street Mr.. Mich.
OILS stock is large and has been selected
with great cure, and among !, may be
found soEis verJ splendid ar,icles.