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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
AUSTRIA.

Accounts from Vienna Of the LIST inst,
state that rumors Of loan, and also Of
an emission OF the reserved shares OF
Bank Of Vienna, we're again current but
failed to produce large sales. Business
generally was exceedingly stagnani, and
not likely to recover during the prevail
ing uncertainty regarding The financial
measures adopted by the Government.
The premium on gold and silver was,
however. O traction lower There had
been extensive transactians in wheat,
and with improved prices.
Advices from Breslau of the Sd inst
state that the wool fair was to com
mence on the 4th. Usually very large
buSin' IS takes place previously but on
the present occasion, Notwithstanding
the great influx Of buyers, nothing
whatever had been done. Holders
steadily refused to submit TO the reduct
tion, which was positively demanded
The woods are reported to be in good
condition, although from the weather
during the season, the contrary was an,
ticipated.
Telegraphic adviccs from Vienna OF
the 4th inst, contradict the late reports
Of the dismissal OF NJ. Bach, the Secre=-
tary for Home Affairs. Count Thun,
the Austrian agent at Frankfort, has
been instructed to submit the Austrian
Annexation question to the Diet.
ITALY.
A letter from Rome of the 10Th ult.,
in the Vero AMIGO Of Bologna, states
that his Holiness has named an extra
ordinary congregation, composed Of six
cardinals, for the purpose of inquiring
into the moral state of converts, and
proposing remedies for the abuses that
have crept into those establishments.
The Giornale di Roma of the 18th
publishes sentence of the supreme
tribunal Of the sacred consulta, con-
demning Pietro Ercoli, aged 81, to the
galIeys for twenty years, for having,
on the night Of May, attempted to pre-.
vent one Luigi Giannini from lighting a
cigar he wanted to smoke.
A riot had taken place at Florence on
the 29th ult. The people were fired
upon {; two were killed, and seven oE.
eight wounded.
ROME, May 3l.-Callondrclli, the col
onel Of artillery who became triumvir
after MaZzini's resignation, has been
tried'and condemned to death. Cardi-
nal Vizardelli has died.
CAPE. OF GOOD HOPE.
PORTSMOUTH, Friday Morning THE
Prince Of Wales, lndiaman, passed up,
the channel this morning and landed
her mails at this port. Cape of Good
Hope news to the 9Th OF April state that
the Governor of ST. Helena had gone in
II. NJ. S Sampsok, with troops TO the
Cape. Sir II. Smith had issued an or
der for further levy Of 700 burghers,
to be raised at a cost Of $4,000. II. Nj.
S. Dee and the Hermcs were still ply
ing, taking troops and levies to the
mouth Of the Buffalo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

Il or AND BLooDsHEp.--A party ofa-
bout one hundred -, oung men from Phil
adelphia went on an excursion TO Red
Bank, N. j., on Tuesday, and becom-
ing intoxicated. created fearful riot
at public house where they were ca
ronsing. Mr.. John A. Diver the land
lord, was stabbed, and it is said vi
probably die from his wounds A num-
ber OF other persons were seriously in
jured. The windows and furniture of
the house were all broken, and the mo.
ney drawer robbed Of about $3.50. Sew
entcen OF the principal rioters were ar
rested and committed to prison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
HUMoRs OF THE WoRIp's FAR. II

HUMoRs OF THE WoRLD's FAIR. The
Boston Transcript publishes a series of
interesting and amusing letters, in rcla-
ton to the Worlds Fair in Lrndon
from DIR. J. V. c. Smith. The follow
ing anecdotes are related in one Of his
letters of late date
A portly fellow, with an eye-glass
pressed into the orbit, inquired Of
another, in the act Of inspecting the
properties of Mr.. Clapp's very beauti-
ful coach from Pittsfeld. whether : the
Americans ever rode in carriagcs2"
Another sapient, with pomatumed hair
and carrying gold-hcaded stick. ask
ed visitor from the other side if she
Rocky mountains could be seen from Ne,o
York;"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

IL Persons who desire cup of
strong and delightfully."- favored Coffee,
should 60 to the Drug store OF C. G. c.
Hazard, next door north Of the Post
Office, and purchase a package of Hum
mel's Essence of Coffee. One package,
which costs only twelve and half
cents, will make as much coffee AZ four
pounds Of store coffee, while the flavor
il much more cicious than the latter.
Give il n trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

Rlor ExPEcrED.-A despatch from
Angelica, n. Y, dated on the Goth
says -" A despatch, just received by
express messenger, respi,ing Matthew
Carrigan, who was sentenced to be
hung to-day, has caused much excite
mcnt. Some Of the military declare he
shall be hung, and threaten TO tear
down the Jail. The Irish are out in
strong force, determined to protect him
What turn the affair will take is yet un-
certain.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

a lady one night at party was much
annoyed by the impertinent remarks Of
coxcomb who sat near her; at length
becoming tired aud vexed, she turned
towards him with an angry count,nance, ,
and said" Be pleased, sir, to cease
your unbecomine impcriinence." The
f,llow was ckcd at 30 sudden re.
buke, and could only reply" Pray,
NIiss, do not eat me" BE in no fear
she replied, am a Jewcss."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
QPThe Webb are Willis affair wa

o. The Webb are Willis affair was
again before the Superior Court oil
New York on the 10th inst, and after
considerable diccusslon by the Counsel
on both sides, Gen. Webb authorized
Mr.. Ketchum to say, that he would seal
up the letters under oath, and send them
to Mrs. Coddingtop, to be destroyed by
her, upon the production OF a stipulation
by Mr.. Willis that he would not insti
tute proceedings against him. Thus
the case remains at present
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26
A Professor Of Motion vulgarly called

Professor ol Nouon 'u'SdTIy cdIicu
dancing master-undcrtook to drive a
lady on, to Harry JEWELS Pleasure
House. on the RenssclTrvilc Plank
Road, the other day, when coming in
contact with a carriage OF flew the
wheel Of his vehicle, and down went the
disciple of Terpsichore and h;s fair
charge. My dear" said he, spring
ing up again and making chasse over
the lady, "My dear you are not hurt
are you 1" mot much" she said mot
much" Curse it" he said, this
comes from my bad driving" Yes"
said she, II always knew you wee ex-
ccIen, in a quadriIe or polka, but ] now
find you are not TO be beat in a break
da,rn n'-dibdpy In *.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

OCEAN HousE.--We learn that Mr..
GEO. THOMAS, formerly OF the Astor
House, New York, and the fremont
House, Boston, will officiate at Weavcr's
popular hotel, at Newport during the
ensuing summer. George has hosts of
friends, and we congratulate the pro-
prietor in securing the services of so
experienced, genrlemanIy and valuable
an assistant.-Boston Mail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

An OBD PRoPosiTloN-ln the New
Hampshire House of Representatives
yesterday, "a proposal was made and
entertained, to enact "A law for the pro-
lection ofthe people ei the State against
imposition and injury by persons pre-
tending to hold intercourse with depart
ed Spirits" The people of fNew-llamp-
shire must be in bad way il they eau
not protect themselves against such inn
positions. Why not revive the old laws
against witchcralt Why not have Il
law protecting bachelors, young and
old, against The wiles OF marrIageabIe
daughters and their mammas.-Boston
Trans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

GTThomas =. Nichols. practising
hysician on the hydropathic system,
VINO married Mrs. Cove, is to have
eharge OF the water Ire establishment
To be opened At Mr.. Barnum's late resi-
dence. lrdnisran, near Bridgeport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

DrcEAsED.-The widow Of the late
Chancellor Kent died on Thursday last
at the residence Of her son-in-law, Mr..
Isaac S. Hone, in Orange, New Jersey.
She We eighty-thrce years Of age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

MARY SuAw- now the wife Of Gus
tave Kallman, fine violin player-and
who gave popular concerts in this town
some years ago, with her sister Rosina,
is again singing in public after an edu-
cation in Europe. She commenced TO
sing in Springfield few nights hence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

III Mr. Senator Hale ever loves
joke. During his appeal TO the jury in
the Hayden case, on Saturday, he re-
ferred TO one of the colored witnesses as
very black, as black as though he had
been born in the great eclipse
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

nTA lady, with a sigh, exclaimed
"Wcli have lost my lawsuitm "Oh,
mamma. how glad am" said her child
that you have lost il; for it tornen,ed
you awfullyw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

NtPresidcnt Fillmore, accompanied
by the Secretary Of the Interior, left
W Washington for Old Point Comfort, on
Saturday. He will be absent about six
days. The authorities Of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Va, invite him to visit
those places.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

"John, how wish it was as much
the fashion TO trade wives as il is to
trade horses ~
Why so, Timothy" 2"
"rd cheat somebody most shockin'
bad alore night"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

BY the FIRE at San Francisco not a
single place Of public worship Of any
kind has been destroyed.-Every gam.
bling house, with ,he exception Of three,
were destroyed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

signed to distinguish such envelope
hon others, deposited therein by the
voters, il shall be rejected with all i's
contents.
SEo. IL. In the city Of Providence
and in other cities and towns which are
divided into districts after the examin-
alton of the ballots, the wardens and
war d clerks shall forthwith seal and
transmit to the Mayor and Aldermen
all the ballots given tor State Senators
and Representatives and for city Off
GERS, with certificate Of their number
and for what officers they have been
given, and town clerks, where towns
vote by districts, and the Mayor and
Aldermen, shall proceed to count the
ballots in the same manner as Is pres
cribed in section eight for the counting
Of votes by the moderator and clerks Of
town and ward meetings.
SEC. I2. The moderators and town
clerks Of the towns, and the wardens
and ward clerks OF the cities, shall, af-
ter having counted the envelopes and
ballots as in section eight, seal up and
transmit the ballots, not includ ing those
excepted in the next preceding section,
nor those given for State Senators and
Representatives, with certificate OF the
number OF votes and for what persons
to ike General Assembly at their next
session, in the manner now prescribed
by law.
Sec. l3. The use Of envelopes shall
no, be required at any election prior 10
the first day of January, in the year OF
our Lord. one thousand, eight hundred
and fifty-two.
Sec. ID. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

O. We are indebted to Messrs. New
ton Brothers for copy OF the San Fran
cisco Herald containing very full par
ticulars OF the late terrible fire in tina,
city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

BmsFxTiLr.-ln the month Of Febru-
aary, 1852, there will be five Sundays.
A like circumstance will not again oc-
cur until 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

HLieut. Thomas Sands, Of the revenue
service, has been promoted to captain
cy and ordered to New Orleans
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

o. Notwithstanding the promised bril-
liancy Of the Russian portion of the Ex.
hibi.ion it appears that the Gear feels
unpleasantly toward England. AT the
time when It was intimatcd to Lord
Palmerston by several OF the Potentates
OF Europe that it would be more agreea
bic to them ifthe political refugees were
either returned to the Dungeon and gal
lows or driven across the sea, the EN-
peror Nicholas emphasized the sugges-
,ion by stating that the only reason he
did not visit London during the Exhi-
bition, was the great number Of refu-
gees there present. Lord Palmerston
replied that it would certainly crafty the
Queen to receive his Knoutic Imperial
ity, but that neither the views Of the
English Government nor the laws OF
England would allow the extradition Of
the fugitivcs. Thereupon his majesty
of Russia revoked the passports that
were making out ior the RUSSIANS WHO
intended to visit the Exhibition, and
caused those who were already on the
way to understand that il would be
more agreeable to him if they tarried in
Paris. Many, however, had already
reached London and remain there.
II would seem that Russia is not so
entirely revolution-proo', as some fancy.
Every Achilles has his heel and the
Russians in London declare that in case
OF European war, the Gar could not
spare more troops than he sent to Hun
gary. And they insist that had Dem
blnski put himself at the head oil Scia-
ponic movement many officers and reg
iments would have gone over to him en-
masse.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

@, TIL. steamship Arctic arrived nj
New York Sunday evening bet brings
no'hing of importance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

IL For the Information Of the public
We will state that there is Battalion
drill every Friday, a, Fort Adams, from
s to 0 A. NJ; Company drill at the dil-
ferent arms OF the Service rom to 10,
A. NJ, all other days, Sundays except
ed. The Band plays every day at par
ade and guard-mountipg, from 8 to o,
A. Nj also from G to 7, p. NJ, on Tues
days and Fridays. General Reviews
take place at the end OF every month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-26

We have news from Berlin Of the
3lst Of May. The inauguration festival
orile statue of Frederick the Great took
place quietly on that day. Nj. Man.
tcuilel made use Of his usual old style
speeches, talkedIfo the fidelity Of the
army and ancient institutions, and was
followed by the King, who also de'iv-
cred An address.
Our advices by telegraph from are Of
the 4th inst. They inform us that the
Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs
has proceeded to Warsaw, and that
Baron Thumcn, the Federal Commls-
sioncr in Holstein, would on that day
follow him TO the same place.
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@crfsbrnugen cielsr sIets biItef nno crgas
tsi(lft. fclI dngefittf bon ilid)t tpenioer als
stfei lnb nidlt uistr als fiinf Direftcreri,
suis ss enth eiae Wsebrbsit nesS sSnterefIsne
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ntda. sSeoer Dirsftcr fcu. Udhreno Der
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sOe1iler oiriee Gfanfes fsiu, ilnb ,uenigs
silsn6 strei wierftsile esr Eirfffcrsn miiis
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ldaft IL umtauf gefeet ireroen - bic lire
4eipalteu ul,p Yorred,te saus tiefsr 9lete
entfebnt. Bon ben bon frlsbsr @arseefslls
ihoft n lluianf 9effsfglt Ncten eiirfea
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nid3t mfbr ole ssbn preeenfil IN yicteii jete
~ brit nr!lnr6 iiidht mehv ale ssparaia
prrsetlt fcn n. Nctfn snllsr 9enennunaeii
inter Der Gumtie pcn fiuf HpIIars; audi
rid,t naetr als fiinf3iD prceent in Npten.
aller Ssnennnltgell iillter sebn Dcilors !;
nab Dem Sabre aa's3ebu hnnbert u. fed,ss
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fllnf Drllars nerbietery III apelhena Safe,
ntifait Der Gotet rcn fleinerem @ebolte
ale fiinf Guliars, Npten upn selaatsr Bes
nennun9 bon fiinf Collars an irqeno silne
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fclIen speld,e I'D, mad, iener 3eit craauis
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fdlnea als niefsIbe ben iraenb eilier Banf
.eifi9sI6sf fIno, iclIsn folder Dauf gscten
ben Der Benenniiil9 pen fiiuf TclIars per.
lietsn ipsrcen, nno bic ter9eifalt einaeIOss
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cher Bilher siiiaetraaen nnb auf bieielbe
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ceer ~, llinlanf fesenx speld,e bard, ibreil
2harqfter pcer 2Iuefrben bsred,nef linbs
ener ben Heiueg9ruab habeia als GjeIb ,l
cirfnIiren, bic st,ras anbsres (Inb ale lcIebei
llmIauf6ncten ME ne bon bieler 9lfte pors
gefdbriebsn (lib. . asirs.,.3
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be ober i'm Nanftnufe beiooter G,efeufehaft
ais 3ablung fir gd,ulbeul. bie lptd,sr Gjes
fetIlehaft gsl6nI6ef peree,i bic eirenlirens
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nnrhl cieie 9Bffs aatbcrs(Istei, 8anfae{ell,s
idlaff alisagRellt {Iab ,ntsl al rari 9{sertbl
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'@cles iliio SiIbsrs.DP .DPinsf einlSst. ID
alb fd n. 10. Sebe 0nnf9efeDld,oft fpl
3a alIea 3eitea IL 9cIps uno SiIbersMaus