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In Providence, on the 20lh inst, by cv. Mr..
I.eavitt, Mr.. lic.ocIt NJ. Carpenter aGd Mi,s
Kate q. Ladd, both OF +.
Al MonevIlro, on the 9TH Feb. by he Rev.
MIR. Stewart, Y. :. N, ID, John Ward, 4. :.
n. to Miss Mary Grace Dalton, young Il daush-
ter of Robert NJ. Hamilton, Esq, Consul of the
United States, in mai cuy.
In l?,to'd, at tu,i,t Church, 10Th inst, by
he Right Rev. Bishop IbrownclI, the Rev. sam
ford J lio ton, Rector oi ~. Pau's Chr ch,
Windham. and Miss Sa,ah =, daush Of } :.
Wckham, Esq, II.
In Fall River, l1,h inst, Mr.. James Barber
and Miss ChMlo Irons, both of +. Il.
Ia New York, Thursday, 22d inS., at Trinity
Church. by the Rev " illE,m Walton, john Gla-
ham Storm, To Gcrrdinc, dugh 81 uf the la'c
Rear Admiral Wahon, II. y. VI. Navy, both Of
that city.
IN The city Of Brook,n, on Tuesday, c0h lust 7,
by the Rev. Samu'I K. Ely, Isaac rshorn,
VI. D., ot Provi .cncc, X. J., to Eliza Dayton,
d.rgh CT Of Nath. cl Gardner, OF illc city Of
Brooklyn.
In Pawtuchct, Mass, 22l inst =, b, the Rev. A..
ID. Williams, iioldin Il. 'iecuc, q, Ware, Mass.
End Sarah Ann Williams, Of North Providence
In Boston, April 18th, 10y Rev. Mr.. skinner,
Mr.. Andrew ID. Wass 10 Miss Marietta White.
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Dic0.

In lis town, on Friday last, Miss Mar, BaCs,
tnrrncrly of Esc,er, ag d n,out - scp's.
In Pro,i ierce, l9lh iIst., Gc'srom Turner,
E.q aged 73 yeas
At Mobile. ou the IIh i's,., lie" Az I'd,
cl leSi son of !lch A Scn,o .dc', "i sat piece,
aG"d q y".rs.
In Smi hicli, l7h irs,., lIon. Thoma, Mr
in re SD ,ra' OF his 9tc
In Proyi,lclce, 22d iisi., Mr.. JOSEF h Man
chester III thr 70,h yea" al his age.
In Providence, 22i hst., frances Am"'i',
wife of Wm =. H.. abone, and daush hicr o l''s
Leonard, Esq, oi Au.us.a, Me-, aged p lrars.
In PomIrri. e., 80 h ur, suddenly, rh,n
4. Gushing, aged " years.
In Tlvcrt,n, On the Is h inst, Nc. Joseph
stafford, in the G9Ih >ca of his age. 18th Mes
Lydia, dughic" Of NJ, Elc"zcr Almy, aged %
years.
In thus town ca Sunday morning, Nillrm
Henry, son of lsarc Rice, Jr., aged 2lcars and
6 days.
~ Johnston, 2ist inst, Mrs. Phchr Winsor,
wif' Of Isaac Winsor, Esq, in the Goth year of
her age.
in this town on Monday Goth inst, Anna VI,
eldest child of Mr.. James Ihillils, aged IL lcms
9 months, days.
Her father respectfully invites the relatives and
friends To attend the funeral, on Thur sday after
noon, at 2 IL o'clock, without iuihcr invitation,
! from his resi,cu,c in Mill su,ct.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
p,h nNCnysnrIfs

ANOTHER SCIEN NTIFlC WONDER
IMPORTANT To EYSPEP TICS
DR.. J. :. HOUGllTGN'S PEPSlN, The
True Digestive Flui', or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions of Baron LlEBlG. the
yrea, rhvsiclo. ical Chemist, by J. ).
lIOUGllrON NJ d., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
FIR COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN MErlOD. by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phlcts, crntllnng ScientIf, evidence OF ITS
value, furnished by agents gratis. Sec NO.
tice among The medical Advertisements.
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IErnm the Irish American. |

AsAPPEAL TO CoMMos SESsE.-lt won't
do at this day, 10 advance an opinion without CIV
ing reason f,r il. We might tell the public in
every issue Of our paper, that HUToHiSGs' vfG-
ETABLE DYSPEPSIA BirLEKs were II spcciilc
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
Off but they would u I believe our I,ss dira
without We gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result oi per-
sonal observation aud from the concurrent tsil-
r,ny of all our friends aud acquaintance who
have tried the article, az have seen It tried, that
its tonic Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether unerullcd. That !, braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, ihpaIiS
firmncss 10 the nerves, and inyigoncs the consii-
tuition; an that its stimulating effect Is followed
by ~ reaction. We therefore consider II the
very best stonachi' which medical science has
vet given 10 ma, Kind.
Circulars containing the certificates Of rcmaih-
able cures, and the high estimation in which thus
Medicine is hcl! by tha public press, can he had OF
the agents, free.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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y ttlarlne Intelligence. iW
PORT OF NEW PORT.
AItItIk ED.
sNFUsUsaFtsAst

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, April 81.
H. g Bcnjamin FIapkhn, Brw,, Cu,,e,o, New
Eediord, Ii months out 800 b1s sperm oil.
FRIDAY, Ap,;I %.
Bark IIowland, Mavo, Bos, Mobile Edward,
Patterson, Apalachico'a, Prov
SATURDAY, April %
Schr Queen, Crowell, Bait, Prov; Phihdcl-
PHI, Rogers, Prov, ALBANY: Texas, Lewis, Nor
wich, New bedford; Atalanta. Pr. II, Somerset,
Newbcrn; Kcdron, Lake, rhh; Margaret Ann,
Ilavrns, do.
Pilot Boat VIM w Johnston, Smith, cruising
Relief, Daegctt, 10; Hornet, Dexicr, DO.
Soop Resolution, Baker, Wexford; Henry,
WooG,u(l, Prov.
MONDAY, April 81.
Schr Fillmore, lorcing, llyannis, Paula; ~.
voice, Glover, phila; David Babson, Babson.
Rockport, n Y; Mon rose, Lewis, Prov, do; ;
Delaware, Harding, do, Phia; ONiord, How.
land, do, Bait.
Soop Capital, Tuhill, Prov, n Y; VI Par
kcr, Chacc, do, Albany.
TUESDAY, April %.
Bmk Helen, Ulmcr, PROV, Mobile.
Schr Senate, Robinson Rockland, y; Aid,
Paul, do do; Chameleon, Baker, Dennis, fish .
ing; Susan & Mary, sheldon, krgsIod.
Sloop Resolution, Baker, Wirkiord; Pawcr-
tuck, Rickersou, = River; Franklin, Paync,
Frcetown; Triumph, Robinson, Nantucket, \
York.
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OF THE TIMES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING APRIL 49, 1852.

He gave his views on the progress oi
the country, combatted kossuth's doc
ttine Of non.interveniion, and said his
mission was complete failure.
Mr.. Sibley followed in support Of "a
bill.
WAsHlNGros. April 26.
SEsATE.-Mr. Seward presented re-
solution and memorials from the New
York Legislature, and others upon vari'
Gus subjects.
Mr.. Walker presented petition fifty
two feet in length from the citizens oi
Philadelphia in favor Of granting lands
to actual settlers.
The Chair presented the Secretary
OF tie Trcasury's answer TO the rcsolu-
ton relative to light houses &C., stating
that the Department have contracted
Tor various light houses on the Pacific,
and have arranged for the duties on
Spanish vessels.
Mr.. Bell submitted resolution calling
for copy Of Lieut.. Williams memoir
+ of troops at Vera Cruz IN lSi7 Rcso-
luton laid over.
/ MIR. Cass offered resolution calling
Tor the correspondence OF our Charge at
Vienna, relative to the Imprisonment o.!
Mr. Brace. Also laid over.
/, Mr.. Borland notified the Senate that
he should on Wednesday next, call up
the resolution requesting the objects OF
the Japan expedition as the reasons for
\ secrecy have ceased.
/. The bills which were eng 'ossed on
Friday last, were sevcrally taken up and
passed.
Mr. Sumner gave notice of bill to
enforce liens in admiralty and regulate
/ proceedings therein.
/ The Senate then resumed the con-
sideration o! the deficiency bill.
/ MIR. Borland explained his amend
mcnt, which was pending on Friday
last.
Mr.. Badger opposed it, As involving
greater expense than was necessary.
lle said that they had better put it il
the general appropriation bill.
Mr. Borland replied.
. UousE.-The Speaker stated that th'
first business in order, was the motion
made 10y Mr.. Stanley on Monday last
10 suspend the rules tor the purpose :,
Offering Il resolution, calling for the &c
counts of Mcssts. Trenholm & Bell 10
public printing
The yeas and nays were called Tor
and are now being taken.
The rules were suspended, and th'
rcsolutlon was adoIted.
Mr.. Taylor, under the suspension
the rules, offered a resout on dscharg
ing the committee OF the whole iron
any further consideration OF the bill L
extend the time for locating Nrslnl
n land warrants &c. Resolution adopted
The House then took up the abov
, bill.
Mr.. Taylor explained the BILL an
moved the previous question, which wa
seconded.
lie also objected t" weekly papers be
ing selected exclusively and saw n
i necessity for the introduction OF tn
proposition.
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~ am a man, aud deem nothing which relates "a
nun foreign To my feelings"
YOUTH 81 MANHOOD.

- .
k,nkriin on Self Pf,ssIrafinn-onfy ~ cents.
rlIS Bonk, just published. j. hllrd With useful IN
1 formation On the iuifni's hid di-tasrs ,f the
human =, stem. IL addr,sss Itself alike I" iDuth,
Manhood AID 'ild Agr--io al who aprr,hcnd ar s,i-
fer under the dire consequence Oi rnrlN ar prolonged
mdiscrciious--lo all VIII" Zee, the exhaustive tItcls
al bAutul hab-tn all Who IN sdiliinn Ia Gccin ing
plt si,al rLrfgN the We Tins ui nervous nid ncn
tai drnIily, Hnd oi molii Hnd uclaIthu! d'sruLd-
,nry-io ull su6h DT wuuld sh,--
READ 1Ill- BtbDk
The valuable advice and impressive wnrlilg II
giNrs viii prevent lrHrs ~ misery and sull'iEi ANA
save annually thuTs sands uf lives.
Parents by reading will lean how Ia prevent the
dr>tTucti"n oi their children.
IRA remittance of - cents, enclosed IN letter,
addressed Ia DR. kinkclin, Philadelphia, viii ensure
n book, under envelope perttturn oi nnil.
1yDr X. ~ Nruis resident Thy scihn, y. w cor
neT uf Sd and inuu street between spruce ana flht
Phadelpha may he consulted c"nlident,'llN.
Ilc who places himself under the care 81 lr N >
may re ginuslN conlde in his honor IA n gentleman,
al confidently Tcs upon his skill a. ply 'i'ihn
Persons nj n distance may address d.. h ly letter,
(pIr paid ard hc cured n hrne
Packages uf medicines, d TrCiiOis, Ac , forwarded
by sending remittance and put mp cure iroin dam
Hge or curiosity
Bo"ksell.r, News Agents, P,diars, cHnNusscrs.
aud all Others, supplied With the above w"'h nl very
low rates. apA ~ daw.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Last Saturday ai-
ternoon. in the Boston Museum, young
lady and gentleman were looking at the
picture Of Washing,on's family in the
gallery
Young Lady, -"Who are those two
persons 2" referring to the one on the
picture. -.
Young Gentleman -"Those are Wash
ing,on's children" =,
Young Lady."-But Washington had
no children"
Young Gentleman -"Well perhaps
they are his grand children
'"Jtry probable" responded ths
young lady, as she petulantly drew her
beau from the picture"
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EIEkIEL FNGE, q Wtst-sl-, NV NUIh.
Principal iiou'e-21 West street, New N"rk,
Branch House 30 Eastern Railroad Ohhc buston,
Mass q ~ daW Tn
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TIE CLAY MEDAL.-A copy of the
lost Clay medal has been completed,
and Mersrs. UlIman Leupp & Price,
who presented the original, on Saturday
Represented the copy, which is said TO
be faithful, and rather an improvement
on the first. Mr.. Clay continues in Il
lingering state, growing weaker gradu-
ally. and it is thought doubtful whether
he will ever leave Washington.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

v'iIE subscriber having hccn appointed b, the
Hon. court Of probate uf the Town ol Po,ls.
mouth Administrators with the will ann Ned on
the estate ol
ELlZ,BErII BROW NELL,
late of Portsmouth, deed, and qraih,d Aimscli
according To ltw, persons having demands against
.aii estate are requested to present them ior
settlement. aud thufe indebted tu make inmcd,-
ate pawn nj.
Portsmouth, April 18th, 1852.
yOIIN MNNCHE sTER, Admit
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The GREAY RF.NI ~
o. for COTGUN, COI DS and
~, CONSt MP1IONN, ai,u
lNA ,ttfAe, y trial nt tuentg-hl' yoorS, siaus
k2A e.hos, by almost general consent, {
Ez "NsisH the head OF Cough Ncdl,iursl
eessseoR II is the only standing article
"A Co., ssls,k that has ir, su.tain.d Its
n ''p,s,J great aud constantly growing
SA$SEN reputation, Tor So long - period
oi Inn, MANY eminent phS sciaus 40 not hcsi-
tate to acknowledge its superiority, and with e. .
ire confidence To- rccumulopd II tn their IatIrnts,
as "A superior preparation, Which ha. been hnndto
br prrlrctl> sale, convenient. aud highly ,fca-
c;,,,. in AT diseases uf the Yhyoat, LUDgS, and
chest One who has used II thus speaks 81 ~,
oCII>roN PARk. y. Y, ntc. %, 1850.
Nc..rs. Reed < Cutler Nearly seven ycals
400 had a violent attack a. inflammation at the
lungs, which was treated 10y my rhy s,cials with
the most powerful remedies ,uq with Int" cticc,
for the ahat "ncnt of violent pains about my chest,
Nv cough was almost ircSsaut, accom- anlcd " IN
cxpccto,ption Of thr most uuuid aud offensive
Kind "A pa,t of the time mi\cd with blood, 10th
uf a datk and plnk color. Several large uIC1s
broke on ~, lungs, which came near suhoca'ug
me. | had continual night swcats, aud was re-
,uccd almost To a skeleton. Ny case was consII
cred hor,l,ss, NOT nnl, IL, the rh, sciaus, hut lN
all who saw me. Accidental, hearing from -
nriphbor of the effects which the Vegetable iul-
WuuarN Hdsam htd ptpuWtu III = slNliii 'trt, '
VS. induced tu try 1t. Before ! had used one
bottle | began to improve, aud 10y the usc ui
fam b,ttIcs was Z, stored to usual hcullh. had
u.,.I , y.rict, u, other ne dicin Nhith gave ne
mo rrhri 4 few weeks ago Was similarly at.
tackled, anl an uow using the Bgl,,un with tie
same hc, rial results. This statement Is uuse-
Iritrd aud II costs YOU nothing, lm II It viii bc
ofany service an, one, INV ol ccl T. &c, omI lsh
ed. "uls, Sc,
(Sipncd.) 'WM. T.. NONEN, T.. NJ"
Nov. |, 1851 New Ccriih,atrs, to almost
an, ,>,cnt, mi.ht hc added il deemed ncc,sssn> I;
hni the pro ficiors feel that the artclc has l,cou
So universally we'll known, aud IT. Niitncs 80 CCu-
orally acknowledged b, physicians and Others, ~
tn make IT unnecessary IT, ulrr, at this tine, hI.
thcr proof of the merits ol this highly olUlar a.
icle.
,rj. BEwARE OFCOuNTERFl IT'S AN
INIrATIONS, such as CAEriE's Cow.
purNp PuLNoNARy BAisAN, AMrHI, ~
prtuoNAny BAtsAN, aud others. IN pat Lear
| ing the name Enquire iur the mtlclr 10y ~
| whole NAME, the
! VEGETABLE PULMONARY EAIS
! and .cr that IT has tn wrutcu signature ol " "
/ JoN'S CutLtR upon aN,Hou ELcl, un th, The
| ui,ppcr.. Each bottle aud zeal u st.mIc'
4" Vegetable rulmuuar, Baram. "
Il Irrpn,d hy REin, tt 1lTR 4 60 In
II pn,tcts AVID WI lcsaln Usacrs ~ Ntficiu's
II Paints Chemicals and Dy, >tufis 35 lndm : u''i
/. Bostou, and sold 1, Druggist, Aprth,'hit', h'
Il t'nunti, Merchants generally. I"r r'nin "Ln
Il aud rccom,nrnlations. see pamTlilrt 'ml"h,
\ inc r,rh b.ti.. -!tic, 80 ccttr. Pot sat W
i Newport y, q. G. IiiTArn ard " !
n r,ytnp 40 6m
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MONK ltN s1EAM

TUE mlsrtler, ha, irp ,niuV Il bis shcr wl
i applied Steam powUt to hir Mathluri =
nov prepared H. cx,,ul, aii "id,is "a h's the.
Sashrs, glt4ed AMI ungIalcd. Blindr, r.ur,d
and unpaiutcd, constantly on hand, Also, Dows
ui vmuus sIy's.
H. thus Announcing The fitting ~ 81 his Nfiu-
factory, he returns thanks to hs cus''u'i.,
Throughout the STATE. lor then lirtal pstrOuass
bestowed un him loi H., la, lev vms.
n2s SIMON NOFFtI
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OARS. SWEEPS AND SOULS.

,NIE subscriber j. now ready to furnish ANY guam
/ uty of OARS, of ht. own well known manuuc.
turc at the following unprecedcntly low prices at
wholesale
Also iIanlspikcs, Forks aud Hoe Handles, of the
best quality aud AT luw prltrs.
In - ID Ll.I L q cnmLs NOR lnnl
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A New-York letter published in the
Washington Telegraph, states that when
the steamer BdHic was on her recent
excursion up the Potomac, the present
sad and neg gectcd condition Of Mount
Vernon was spoken OF, and apropostIon
was made to purchase it which was very
promptly assentcd to by all prescn -
A probable price was fixed upon and
il was determined tharn company OF
eight or II dozen should unite in the pur-
chase. W. W. Corcoran WAS to become
one of the number, and y were Mcssrs.
Thayrr. Wetmore, Appleton and others.
Ahhott Lawrence was pledge 10y friend
present The plan is for tins company
To purchase the Place and to hol 1t per
manenlly. permitting the general Gov
ernmcnl to improve, adorn and beauty
it. ana preserve 1t as place OF public
resort, under proper RESTRICTIONS.
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COUNSEL FOR THE SICK.

COI NSEL foN IIif' SI'h'
Consumption's hectic is the aatal rose
Planted by death
Then wait not, while each irariul symptom grows,
Th. husky COUGH the chills that mock reposc,
The short, obstructed brca.h.
Now--while 'tisyet To-DAy-tha doom avert,
A sovereign cure employ,
TAR CANClIALAGUA, Ann LlNERNORT
These are The elements that will convert
Your sorrow into JOY.
In DIR ROGERS SYRUP, world renowned,
These curatives are blcni
All who e'cr tried Il. the effect has crowned
With infinite content
Dr.. Rogers Syrup of ofllNERNORT, TAR.
Asp CANCiiALAGlA, Tor sale by a. !.
SCOvII.L & CO., at their u, 4, Gothic HaH,
No 3l6 Brooduly, ". Y, aud by all respectable
druggists in the United States and Car adas.
ALSO, for sale ~ Newport by X. X. hAI-
ARD Il CO., aud X. J. TAYLOR.
Prce-In large hotties, Al 90, or Sin bottles
| Tor $500.
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George Washington was raised to the
derrce of Master Mason on the 4th of
August, 1853, having been initiated lth
OF November. 1852 The Tooth anhl-
yersary of his initiation is TO be cele-
bra,ed throughout the Union.
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E-NS PAINTS.
WARRANTED 1T RE
The New Jersey Zinc Co.,
WAREi'Ol ST - pEN STGEET,
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK,
4 RE prepared 10 supply thc'r Ilnc Fa'H'' 4"
y the following prices
No. | White, ground ia oil. 9c. per III
No. = White, ground ih oil, Sc, !c' lh,
No. Wairc, ground Ia cil. &c. per ih,
Brown and Black, ground IN al. ! 2c' Ter lh'
Dry " hitr OF Ilnc, 6c, pc, No.
WHITE IlNC PAINT,
ACcr tn rough cst in Europe aud the n'cd
Sta,cs, has been found to rctain It's 'cauN ANA
protcc,ivc qualities longer than amy othcr ra'nt.
For whitcurs. aud brilliIncy II l. umlvallcdi Il
j. tree from all poisonous proper ics 80 common
aud dangerous ~ other pigments; VIII cover,
ear,l weight from 30 To 100 per cent. II ore - &C.
than lead and is, therefore, much cheaper 10 he
consumer A. an inside paint, II will not tnh lb-
low, cven when e>poScd t" tue sulrhnr"rs s'sts
of coal d,cs or the foul air o' ships. Their
White Iinc ground in yarni'h produces the r"r'
'cain finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
i,a few hours form hard aud solid metallic coat
ing upnn wood, brick, iron aud other metallic sul
faces and are remarkable for their hc-pr""i
properties They are specially adapted ior ma
riur purposes, having bccn found to rcsst III"
corrodinI action of salt water, 50 dcstruc'INe to
other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms hy
MANNING & SQI'IER,
mis- 3m AGENrs, - Dcy 81, New lmk.
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Those who wish to act judiciou.ly. and 10 r"-
gain lost health, are particularly referred to the
reference, aud advertisement Of DIR. stephen
Jewett's Family Medicine, IN another columE.
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IMPRISONMENT OF CoLoRED SEAMEN
IN SouTH CARoLINA.-The validity oil
the law of South Carolina requiring the
Imprisonment of color ed seamen, who
may arrive in the ports OF that state, has
at length been controver'ed in a form
which will put it TO the test before the
judicial tribunals of the country Man
uel Perera, a colored Portuguese sail
or, articled TO service on an English
brig, which was recently driven into
Charleston by stress of whether: having
been arrested and committed to Jail, Mr.
Matthew, the British consul at that
port, has applied to Judge Wi'herS'
through his counsel, Mr. Pettigru, for
writ OF habeds corpus. The Judge has
refused TO gran, the writ, and notice oi
appeal has been given. The issue,
therefore, has been legally raised and
there is every probability that it will
ultimately be carried up to the Supreme
Court Of the United States for final ad-
Indication.
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r. r. r.
Railways Ready Relief

VIII stop the most severe pains IN FEW MIN
l res, aud cure the most obstinate khcrm,r c,
Nruralgc aud Nervous complaints ~ \ fIW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
II will stop the most ENtRl CIATING
PAINS in liom THREE To FIVE MINUTES
aud has cured
Rh"umltism Ia Four hours,
NrrWlgia ln q Ic how.
Group la Ten mlnLtcs.
Dauhra In Fifteen minutes.
Tuuihdrhc la One second
Snasus la Three minutes,
Cramps IL Three miuts.
Sick Headache ln Fifteen minutes.
thll Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chll lilains In Tea nj mlcs.
Sorr Throat u ronr huus.
Iulucnri In TNcu.y hours.
Spinal Conn plalnts, SIN Joints, Stains, B'u'scs,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera M,lbu-
Tie DolouuT,
aud al o,hc" complaints where there Is seyccc
pains, Rldwal's Read, Rcltci viii mstau y stop
the pin, anI quickly cure the d,.cssc.
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NEW YORK.
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IfTae Mobile advertiser says that
ifa hundred dollar bill would not cover
the amount oi 4" material aid" received
BY Kossutn in tina, city, !, is much mis-
taken.
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VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BkLSsM

The GRFAY RENI ~
for CDIGUN, tOI DS and
CONNt NPIIONN, aitu "a
trial ui t",ntg-t,' ycors, sians
bv almost general consent, {
the head ui Cough Ncdl,iucsl
II Is the only standing article
that has fully SUSTAINED IT.
grca, aud constantly growing
reputation, ior So long = period
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W llig IA gislative Caucus.

The " hig Members Of the General Assembly
are requested To meet at the State House in New =
port, on MONDAY EVENING, May g., AT 8
o'clock. 4, is particularly desirable that every
Wing member should be present.
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~ A Special Town Meeting was
holden al the State House last evening,
at 6 o'clock, " illiam II. Crans,on, ESD,
Moderator, presiding. The meeting
was called to take into consideration the
question as TO whether the Town would
exempt itself from the operation Of IAN
Act to prevent certain animals from 90.
ing a, large" as provided in the law.
The following resolution was offered,
and vote taken on the same, by bal
lott
Voted, That the Town of Newport be
and the same is hereby exempted from
the operat on OF the Act Of the General
Assembly, entitled "An Act 10 prevent
certain animals from going at large" in
accordance with the sixth section Of
said act
In favor Of exempling the Town from
the operation Of the law, l7S. Against
exempting it 33l, Majority agarnst,
1853. The law will, therefore, be en-
70 re ed on andalt the first Of May next