Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-12
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Sd.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Sd.
Mr.. Stewards Bill in favor Of rending
out one or two small vessels well man
ned, to explore such seas as lie in tho
route 10 and from China, will, il 10
thought, pass. Gait Ringgold is nam
ed as commander Of the expedition.
New YoRK, Feb. 4.
The steamship Ohio, Capt. Sehenck,
arrived here this morning at hall. past
eight o'clock.
The Ohio brings 100000, mostly in
the hands Of the passengers, and one
hundred and sixty-seven passengers.-
She brings nothing later from Califor
MIA.
Steamship Empire City, from New
Orleans via Havana, has arrived. She
brings $4,000 from New Orleans, and
Havana dates TO the 30th ult., NOON
Also 100 passengers.
The crew Of ship Compromise, at
Savannah, have mulined, and were ar
rested by Capt Day, of the Revenue
Gutter Jackson.
Mrs. Forrest made her second ap,
pearance last evening, to a crowded
house. There was no attempt TO create
a disturbance
New YoR& Friday evening, Feb, 6.
A memorial is in course OF signature, in
this city, addressed to the senate and
House OF Representatives of the United
States, praying thai they will oppose all
interference with foreign powers as be.
ing prejudcial to the best interests Of
the United States.
Remoua! Of Free Negroes from Indi-
ana.-The judiciary Committee of the
Indiana House ol Representatives, have
been instructed by a vote Of the House,
to report bill providing for an annual
apr opriation TO aid in the removal Of
Tree colored persons from that State to
Liberia.
Mrs. Sinciair.-It is stated that Mrs.
Sinclair has concluded an engagement
at the Chesnut Street Theatre. She
will also visit other parts Of tie United
States and then proceed to Europe.
New ioRk, Feb. I.
Chief Justice Oakley this morning
ordered "A decree to be entered in this
case, dissolvng the marriage tie Mrs.
Forrest to be AT liberty to marry again,
but MIR. Forrest not TO marry again dur.
ing the lifetime Of Mrs. Forrest. Also,
awarding 20 Mrs. Forrest $4,000 year,
during her natural lie, TO date from the
commencement Of the suit. and that the
sum Of $3.50 accruing to the present
time, together with taxed costs, be paid
by Mr.. Forrest forthwith, he to be at
liberty to give satisfactory security for
the $4,000 year, instead Of its being
lien upon his real estate, and she, Mrs.
Forrest, to resign all right Of DOVER
Mr.. Van. Buren, obtained leave to enter
within thirty days n case. or bill oi ex-
cep'lons on appeal to the General term
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. T.
The steamer Roger Williams, hence
for New Orleans, was fired at five times
of the coast of Florida by the U. s.
cutter Crawford, Notwithstanding she
displayed the American flag She was
two miles distant at the time.-The
Captain Of the Crawford probably
thought she was engaged IN another
invasion OF Cuba.
Gov. Johnston, the late executive OF
Pennsylvania. granted SO pardons dur
ing the last twelve days Of his admins
traiiOn.
A piece fquarlz rock from Cal,tor.
MIA weighing 1SS ounces gross, has
been assayed at the mint and yielded
Sl,7l3 in gold, being at the rate of$9,-
20 per ounce.
lRlsn ExILEs. President Fillmore. in
letter 10 VIM. II. Romeyn, Esq, of
Ulster county, states that the Secretary
ofState has, with his (Fillmore's appEo-
baton, addressed private letter to our
Minister in England, requesting him to
make every proper effort in behalf OF
the Irish exies implicated in the revolt
OF 1913.
Resolutions against Intervention have
been introduced into the Maryland Leg
islature.