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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

A NOVEL IScENDIARY.-ln London,
lately, fire broke out III Dorset Square.
caused in the following slngulaHmanncr:
A iavorite jack daw kept 10y the occu-
pier, entered the sccond-tloor trout rrom,
and having obtained possession OF a Iu-
citer match. commenced rubbing tie
same on the flour until II became Ignited-
when the flames came IN contact with
the bed-rlolhcs. and in an instant the
place was filled with fire. The fire was
not extingulshed until considerable dam
are was done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15
II. BULL.

O., The annua! meeting of The Me-
Town Hall, Oh Monday evening. The
following officers were elected.
President, William Pinnegar, vice
William Brownell, declined.
Vice President, Daniel c. Denham,
vice Pinnegar.
Secretary, Benz. II. Stevens.
Treasurer, George Bowen.
Messenger, William G. Thurston.
Library Committee, Silas Fl. Cottrell,
T. W. Wood, William Card, S. T.
Hopkins, W VILLAIN Brownell.
Finance Committee, Samuel A. Par
kcr, Thomas NJ. Seabury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Thomas Moore, the late Irish poet,
KEEP, a journal, with singular regularity.
during many years Of his life extend
ing, indeed, from very early period up
To the commencement OF his fatal illness.
1t occupies three volumes Of closely
written manuscript, and as he intend
ed i Tor publication, il is TO be prepared,
it is said, Tor the press by his wife. We
nope she will not use il az Moore did
Byrnn's diary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

SousD CRITICISM There was some
sense in the remark OF Scochman,
who, in reading the saying OF Solomon
=" Snow is beautiful in lis season. en-
claimed
'Ay, nae doubtit was beautiful TO you
sitting with the vines and lassles O.
Jerusalem aside you but had you heen
poor stonemason, ye hac said nae sich
Il thing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Cow NTRY.-OlIver G.. Waterman,
tie caucus nominee, was elected Scna-
tor in Coventry without opposition, on
Wednesday. This makes the Senate
stand IL Wings, IA Democrats, and |
vacancy in Foster reckoning the Lieut.
Governor with the Wings and conceJ-
ing Exeter 10 the Democrats.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Nsn1h, Providence, journal, IN speak.
iLg o. the late ,Icctun, makes the io..
loving well mcrited remarks III rcgaid
10 the voters ol this isaud -
1fE ltLAND.-N p desire TO add our
,nao, sen,.nt to The lu lowing para
s,aph- ilcm lie Newport News. The
| eaut,ul isIhud winch hds given th"
name 90 the STATE ia always true to
nrr prnclpis. The turdy and prosper
Gus inrmrrs OF Portsmouth aud Middle
town anu die LuC-hcurtrd Rhode Is
landrrs Of Newport would not know
how to sote Lu,oiocu, il they should
hy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

1 Fulher'S 0dricc -" .i-en.s my Iad
keep away from tie gals. Ven you see
Oh. coming, dodge. Just such crit
t,r rs that young un' cl,ahn the door
step on IotEcr side Of the street fooled
your poor dad, Jemey. II it hadn't
been ior hci, YOU aud dad might ha'
been in Caitoruey huntln dimuns, my
son"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

DEATu OF TuE MAINE LiauoR LAW
The Maine Liquor Law does not seem
to meet with much favor beyond tho
territory oils paternity. The Assem-
bly, OF New York on Friday sent it 10
tie tomb ol the Capulets, and beyond
the reach OF resurrection Tor the re.
mainder OF the session. New York
say the Express, has thus said "amcn"
to the cnphaic verdict already rendered
by her sister Slates-New Jersey first,
then Connecticut, then Pennsylvania
In short the efforts to make II "a poIni.
cal question has signally inlled, and
those wno made The experiment have,
for The most part, suffered so badly by
it tI,at there is but lnlle probability that
they viii ever u eddie with the matter
again. This bill will come up for iur-
ther discussion in our House Of Repre-
sentatIves tomorrow liz fate will soon
be dccided.-Boston Transcript
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

A Hst.r ENtEHPri.,.-Nc oim
tuai VI. O..ian r.. Dodge has offered
$50. coo ior the land recently occuped
by The Trcnoht Temple. The owners
ask 100000; bat il is rot improbable
that they vii; he induced to come with
IN he region Of Mr.. Dodge's offer. 1t
is Mr.. d. intention to erect a splendid
musical hall on the site, al Il cost OF
some S5O.OCO or $4,000. In the hands
Of so cuterprising a gentleman, there is
no doubt that the undertaking will sue
cred. Boston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Ii-" Samho. why am dc pen dat
General Scott writes wild, like riber in
Name 2"
Wei, Ginger. | drops de sub ick. -
Wei den, ! told YOU why it am. Be-
causc i, am de--Pea obscof (Pcuob-
scot.) Cotch tn" ty dc har, Ginger,
I'm gNine % drar."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

WoRHs OF DANIEL WLBsTiR.-We
quote from the Boston Post The follow
ihg notice Of the six brauiIf, volumes.
edited by TIE Hon. Edward Everett,
forthcoming from The press Of Messrs'
Lille. Brown, & Co.
The reader will he greatly interested
in The touching drdicalions Of each Of
those vlumcs The first is dedicated
to his nicccs Mrs. Alice Bridge WhiI-
Tle and Mrs. Mary Ann Snnborn, the
daughters Or Ezekiel Webster, tie
brother Of Daricl aud this nol only Tor
the love Nr ", bSicr hears tor ,h,m.
hui from The Gcsirr. as he tHpr,ss,s 1t,
that his lrorAer's Lame might be asso-
ciaicd with lis own, 30 long - uIy IL
dncs written or spoken by him should
be regarded or read; the second is dcd-
icnted 10 Isaac Z. Davis, Esq, as an
aii, ctonaIc aud glarelul acknowledge
menl Of warm private friendship Il e
lliTd 10 Car. line lie Roy Webster, his
vile. as a iiihute Of his affections and
some acknowledgment, OF her deep in
terest in the productions they contain ;
the ioLIth to Fletcher Webster, his son,
"his OILY surviving child and the object
OF his affections and hopes" the fifth
10 J. W. Page. Eco. as grateful to-
ken OF 'ong friendship. The last we
copy entire, to show The irlici'ous man
ner OF these declarations -
DEDICATION
OF the sixth volume.
With the warmcst pat,rnal affection
mingled with deeply afflicted feelings, |
dedicate this. The las volume OF my
Works. to the memory Of my deceased
children.
Julia Webster Appleton
beloved in all the relations OF Daughter.
Wilc, Molhcr, Sister. ard Friend
and
Major Edward Webster,
who died in Mexico, in the military ser
vice Of The United States, with unblem-
Ish,d honor and reputation, and who
entered that service solely from de-
sire to be useful 10 his country, and do
honor to the State in which lie was
born.
"Go gentle Spirits, to your destined rest;
While reversed our Natures kinder doom,
Pour forth Fah,I's sorrow Oh yom tomb"
DASIEL WEBSTER.
Though tlis is, Of course, by a VAIN
aud personal and ! oIitical friend, who
sympathlscs generally in his political
views yet those who cannot coincide in
these views will still find the author
candid and moderate, aud always chaste
and elegant. Thus, besides meeting
here d beautiful memoir OF the great or
ator, they viii iud it TO be valuable
contribution TO our political history
The carly part Of The life is dclineated
with much fleet. We could wish that
every young man would read the ac-
count here presented of the boyhood,
youth, and laborious studies of Daniel
Webster; that, whatever M. lat be his
natural gifts, he might be encouraged
by such example, to prepare himself Il I
u,ciul ,rss by long and tcycrc prcpara'
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

~. s. Consul IN MANCHESTER, Eng.
The President will appoint 10 morrow
or next day a 4. :. Consul to Manches.
.cr. Eng, The Chamber Of Commerce OF
that city having expressed their desire
to be favored with such an apro tmcnt.
Invoices must now be sent from Man.
chester to Liverpool to be verified 10y
the Consul there at great Inconvenience
to commercial and manufacturing hous-
es in the former Place. The U. S. Con-
sui appointed in GUNNER OF 1919, was
Withdrawn tie following August and,
no appointment has been made since.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Dean SUIT Lad servant girl who
always left the doors oren. She came
one day to tie Dean and oblained per-
mission 10 90 TO n wedding ten miles
distant. When hall oil her way. she
was over,aken by a mounted servant
bearing the Deans commands for her
immediate return. When the dsap-
pointed girl appeared in his presence,
and begged To know the cause of her
recall, SNilts answer was" Only 10
shut the door after you"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15
TIN. Spirits OUT West are said 10 b

The Spirits Out West are said 10 be
cu,lin. Up all sorts Of queer antics
The PcrryvIIc Eag'e says that at IL
house not tar from lis office. several
ghosts appeared in bodily form. One Of
them stood cross legged on a bed post,
and tapped It's wings. Another was
caught 10y thc lrg by person present.
but broke lose from him and escaI ed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15
UASpBllLs IN NEwSPAPERs.-Thcr

HASDBlLLs IN NEwspAPERs.-Ther
is law, not generally understood, which
prohibits he circulation OF handbils by
enclosing them ~ new srapers. The
law was passed in 1925, and the penalty
I,r each offence I. fifty dollars, yet it is
scarcely ever hccicd by publishers in
the country. Tn, oslmasier OF Roches-
ter recently received a rote from the
Post Office Department, directing him
TO " exercise vigilance in seeking to dis
cover any violation oil the law, and mott.
fy the Postmaster General Of any case
tina, may come TO his knowledge, TO the
end that he may direct him TO prosecute
the vioaiors." Take heed, you who
have offended. Buffalo (N ~ Adrer'
tiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

O. In consequence Of the large ac-
Gu mutation Of Coal at Alexandria Va,
,e.s,ls are in grca, tcn,and there TO
,a., Il away.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

The City Marshal ,f New Dedford 10
about attempting to br,ak up the houscs
ofill reyuie in city. lie hds seven
YEAR, war b,lor, hin..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

CoNorMNATloS OF Dir. KING. L. S.
Consul Al ATHENs.-A letter from
Athens, in Greece. announced that Rev.
DR.. Jonas King, missionary Of The
American Board, and u. S. Consular
Agent, at that place, has been tried anL
colMemned TO fifteen days imprison.
ment, and then to be sent out Of the
Kingdom Of Greece, for having preached
in his own house, against the doctrines
OF the Greek church, and also for hav.
ing published book against said
church. Dr. King was defended by
two o. the ablest lawyers in Greece.
and both members OF the Greek church !;
while many oil the leading citizens testi-
fled in his behalf. Those who ap-
pcared against him are said to have
been OF the most vile and profligate
character, and appeared TO be the more
embtlered against him from the fact
that he was an American. although he
has resided in Greece Tor "a years.
The prison TO which he was consigned
is OF the most loathsome character, and
the gendarmes had,o escort him thither,
in order to protect him from popular
vengeance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

"Why, do you know" said he, hat
On the Brighton road. the other day, that
inhd,l Weston, my valet, put me into Il
room with damp stranger !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Nobody int Jt"my iind.-ln Clcve.
land, man who had purchased lick
ct tot The Black SwaI's corcCrt, T, turned
it 10 Il c agent with the remark that he
was rot TO be Eunhrgccd. He Lad
learned on good authority" that the
woman called rhc Black Swan" was
nobody but Jenny Lind Llackcd Up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

TT We are indebted 10 The Hon. John
~ Clarke and Hon }. LcrchDr for Pub
lie Documents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

2 Al the Annual Town Meeting IN
Niddirtown, on "wednesday the fellow
ins Town Officers were chosen Tor the
cn.ning year -
Moderator, Peter Barker.
Town Clerk, Joshua Coggr.hIl.
Town Council, George Anthony, Pc
- Peckhani, George a. Brown, Thon-
a, Cogge,hail, James NJ. Smith.
Treasurer, Peter Barker.
Collector OF Taxes, stephen + Bar.
Mr..
Town Sergeant, Henry F., Palm,r.
Assessors Of Taxes, George {. Cog.
gcsh'.ll, Perry ". Frecbom, William
= P,ckham, James 5. Gardner, David
: NTH.
Puzzle School Committee. John
Gould. James NJ. Smith, John G.. Smith.
Henry +. Palmer, Thomas b. Butium.
PursAM's HoME CycLoPGDA. - l
Hand Book Of Universal Biography, by
Puke Goodwin 2 IIanj book OF liter
AZURE and fine arls by George Ripley
nud Bayard Taylor, 3 Hand book OF
the Use'ul Arts by I. AntiseII, NJ. ID.
New York, G p. Putnam, 1852.
We do not know any way IN which
Ms conductors OF Tie press editors can
better serve their readers than by an
expression OF candid opinion upon The
publications. OF The day. To render
these oplnlons valuable The utterance Of
the Judgment must he calm and dcci-
ted aud based upon careful eXauira
ION Lf The works noticed. We do not
know any publisher in America who
hns done more tor the diffusion Of truly
usrIu and interesting books than Mr..
Putnam. ia the selection OF works the
pl'l sher has been guided by much
q oil rerary rasl', An examination Of
his cat.'oguee tor lhe last or years
VII show how heavy arc the obligations
nf the reading community TO his enter
prise and good taste. To Mr.. Putnam
We owe the elegant uniform editions Of
Washington Irving - and FennimoTc
Cooper,--ihe splendid volumes Of Lay
ards .,ihev"h, that most exquisite and
truly American onirihu ion. Miss CO. =
.r's Rural hours whi"h will forever re-
main the worthy associate of Whites
nu,urDI history OF Sclboruc ard Jesse S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

a DELICATE CoNsTrrUTIoS.-"Gou
have "a had cold Mr., Brummel observ-
ed an acquaintance 10 the prince of dan
dies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

tyA lady being asked her opinion
abou, moustaches, replied, Il always
set my face against them"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

US@It will be recollected by our read
ers that we stated twice, after Mr..
Bull had been nominated by The Dem.
ocrats as their candidate for first Rep
resentative, at the late election, that wo
had every reason for believing that The
use Of his name was entirely unau,hor-
ised, and that if he was in the country he
would Indignantly decline.
Mr.. Bull arrived home from Cubq
Saturday afternoon, and he handed US
the following note on Monday it fully
substantiates what previously said -
The Editor Of the Daily Ners.
DEAR Sin:--
Will you obligc me
by stating through The medium Of the
News" that The use Of my name by
the Democratic party. Of this town, at
the Election, On Wedntsd last, was
not only unauthorized, but positively
forbidden by me, when applied to for
that urpose, previous 10 leaving the
country in November hast.
want no office. and entertain little or
no sympathy or reg' rd for either OF the
political parties in this State.
Yours, &C.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

etMadamc Jenny Lind Goldschmids
is having tickets printed for her Fare
well Concerts, which will be given Ut
Castle Garden about the 20lh oi May.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

attractive. II is not too much 10 say /,
and we say it without any disparagc-
men, Of tie many other excellent csiab-
lishmenis ofihe kird among MS, That the
Girard House may challenge criticism
on this oini, from The most scrupulou'
investigator. " iIh tie wide reputation
aud commanding Qualities which II pos
sesses, we have no hesitation in Irc-
dieting its continued and increasing sue
cess.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15
BIRTHS AND DEATHS AT Sra On II

BIRTHS AND DEATHS AT SEA -On the
recent trip OF the steamship Ohio, from
Chargres TO Havana. Mr.. a. :. Coffin,
passenger, from Cincinnati, died OF
consumption and, on the next day, the
wife of 4. G. Lcdyard, another pGsscn-
ger, gave birth to twins, (boy and girl,
one Of which only survived.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

III We have recIeved from the pub
fishers the April number Of Il c lnterna.
tional Ma ,aziue as u.uaI, il is stored
with variety Of useful and entertaining
matter. Hereafter the International
will be discontinued, and IFS subscribers
furnished with Harpers' Magazine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

DhNlEL WEBSTlR ElECTg. Daniel
Webster has brcn cieci,d "A m,nl,er Of
the Connecticut Lcgi,lururc, by Il ma
jOrliy of three votes over his Democratic
competitor. This is considered by some,
an omen o! the success of Daniel the
Great, on wider f,l !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

A PASSING THouGHr. - Roihschild is
forced to content himself with the same
sky as the poor newspaper writer, and
the great banker cannot order private
sunset, or add one ray TO the magnif-
cence OF night. The same air swelIs all
lungs. Each one possesses, really only
his own thoughts and his own senses,
Soul and body-thesc are the property
which a man owns. All that is vaIu.
able is 10 be had for nothing IN this
world. Genius, beauty and love are not
bought and sold. You may buy rich
bracelet, but not well turned arm to
wear it--a pearl necklace, but not
pretty throat with which il shall VIE
The richest banker OIL earth would
vainly offer fortune TO be able to write
a verse like Byron. One comes into The
world naked and goes out naked; the
difference in the incness OF bit of linen
Tor a shroud is not much. Man is a
handful OF clay, which turns quickly
back again iuto Gust
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

o. Here is the last slander which has
been put in circulation about widows
The caIumniator Gid not dare to locate
his base insnuation in any Christian
land but having set out with II preface
in winch he lays it down as "A settled
point that human nature is The same all
over the world, lie proceeds to tell rs
that on Il certain occasion a Chinese
widow was found tanning the grave Of
her late husband, aud on being asked
why she performed so singular an opera
lion, replied that she had promised not
to marry again while the grave remain
ed damp and as it dried very slowly, she
saw no harm in assisting the process 2"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

W. The Marquis Of L'ndond' rry
having come to right frame OF mind
has agreed to present Rev. Mr. Law,
who recently elopcd with his daughter
Lady Adelaide Nane, to Il living Of
about $500 per anuum,
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0F THE TIMES EEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING APRIL Is 1852

COMMON LAVE. w. Stoughton,
ESQ. recently delivered n lecture before
the Law institute OF New York, on
"Common Law Civil Law, and Codi'
fcalion." He concludes in the follow
ing oquent manncr:-
II have now briefly described the or
igin aud nature OF the Comn'o on Law
II has struggled against the prerogaiive
of Klnns; il has denounced The judicial
usurralions ofihe S,nr Chamber. When
jurors have pronounced verdicls on It's
name, letters have dropped from mana
cl' d limbs. rs they did when the Angel
OF God spake in the olden time. IL was
invoked by The heroic Hnmpden. when
he refused 10 Iay The lax. Imposed by
arbitrary power; aud lis repeated vio-
lalons finally conducted the author Of
that illegal imposition, from throne 10
the scailold 1t has carried IN lis on
ward course. some of the iruit Of that
promise made to the patriarch OF old,
that in lis seed all the nations OF Tie
earth should be blessed.
+, mpesis have shaken and rent thrones,
reyolutioIs have shivered crowns ard
sceptres ard still i, has withsiood tie
blasts OF these tempes'e, ana the wild
whirl Of these revolutions, waving its
long firm br nchcs over shattered
State and desola,ed people. It's his
tory is The history Of the Anglo Saxon
race and in the history OF that race,
will yet be merged and written the iu
ture History of the world. 1t is confn-
ed To- 10 land it wi'hcrs in no soil. IL
is administered by English Judges in
that gorgeous Ind, where The Macedo-
man Hero sustained hi, first defeat. and
i, sways uron that lonely Island, where
Il modem Alexander was confined and
died. 1t kecls pace with The iron tramp
OF conquest and poises the scales OF
Justice when the rule Of the warrior
ends. 1t marches in the front rank oi
human progress, and expands and
adapts nsell TO the wants anu viclssl-
iudes Of men. 1t is The bond servant Of
Christianity, and bears inscribed upon
lis principles, everlasting fidelity 10 the
revealed laws Of God"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

STEAM IN THE CHrRcr. A French
man in New York named David, an
nounces that he has secured patent
for the application OF steam power to
church organs. The same steam en-
gine which gives motion TO The organ,
heats the church, heats the school, heats
the minister's house, rings The bell
which invites the parshioncrs to the
divine service, as well as giving the
alarm IN ease Of fire.
The Boston Journal thinks Mr.. David
having dispensed with The organst,
bellows blower and sexton. should mex,
give Us a steam choir and minister
Think OF steam engine " dclvering''
patent sermons, and exploding oil
reaching " thirdlyw We reckon there
wouldn't be many sinners left to hear
the benedction.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

G5'A wag of stage driver, having
an insuisitive customer on the box with
him, in the shape of passenger, wEo
was clernaIy boring him with questions
about all the places and houses the
coach passed, exclaimed, as he drove
by misunderstanding mansion.-
There, so help me Heaven there's
been a woman lying in that house more
than month. and they hav'nt buried
her yet -
Not buried her 2" said the inquisi-
tive passenger, " and pray tell me why
not 2"
Simply because she isn't dead"
replied the driver.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

A lawyer at Poughkeepsie, was ap-
pied 10 during his lie time, by All indi-
gent neiglbor for his opinion on ii ques-
ton OF law, in which The interests OF the
latter were materially invoIved.-The
lawyer gave his advice. and charged
the poor wretch three dollars for it
There is the money" said his client;
"it is all have IN the world; and my
family have been n long time without
pork :! Thank God ~ replied the law
yer, my vile has never known the want
of pork since we married. ~ Nor nerer
uiH" the countryman rrloncd, 80 long
as she has such II gyem hog as you "-
The lawyer WAS so pleased with the
smartaess of the rcpartce. that he for
gave the poor fellow. and returned his
money.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

Puzzle School Committee. John
Gould. James NJ. Smith, John c. Smith
Henry +. Palmer, Thomas b. Buiium.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

NIGHTS AND Mons NGs or, Words Of
comfort addressed to those who are sow
ing in tears and shall reap in jov. BY
John Dowling ID. ID. New YORK, Ed
ward II. Fletcher, 1852.
This is neat little volume from the
pen OF the Rev. DR.. Downing, formerly
OF this town; II is chiefly intended for
those in aflliction, - from the cursory
glance which we have been able TO give
it, it appears 10 he a valuable little work
We commend i, 10 the perusal ci those
for whose benefit II is designed For
salc by W. II. Peek,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-15

REclpRocIry. Strong efforts are be-
ing made by the Sandwich islanders TO
obtain from the United States modlf-
cation of the treaty entered into between
the Hawaiian Government and Oui own
IN the Goth Dec, lSi9, so as 10 admit
for proper equivalent the sugar and
robacco OF the Island free Of duty into
the ports of California; coffee being a.
ready tree.