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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05
Dte0.

IL Pio' idence, on Tuesday, suddenly, Dea
Pardon Miller, in the 9th year Of his age.
At Norfolk, Va. July 23d, Francis II. warine
Esq., u Is. NJ. Cousul NJ that por.
Ia this town, on the 29,h, William Ci Turner
aged ~ years.
Ia this town. July 10Th; Sarah Emma, young
est daughter ofJohn Mcguire. aged 10 months.
In New York, on Tuesday morning, July rs,
George William, only son OF George and Joanna
). Sherman, aged year and 2 months.
In this towu. Saturday evening, Edward Hen
z ,only son OF James A. and Georgiaa Dar ling
aged year and 4 months.
0In North Providence, 23d inst Mr.. George
W. Carpenter. in the 61th year Of his age.
In this town, Monday morning, Hon. TheoRh-
illus Topham, aged about 10 year,.
Ia thi-l,own, on Tuesday. III" 3d, after 'hor'
and painful Illness, Gorton, only .on Of Gorion
aud Sarah Anderson, age 9 months and 7 da,s.
In thist wn, on Monday, Augu,t I'd. after n
lingering sickness, Hon. Th-ophilas Topham,
aged 6S y'ari.
Al kinsnan, Trun,bull County, Ohio, on the
oath ult., Mrs. Sarah Rider, widow oi the late
William Stanhopc, Of tins town, in the sOth year
Of her ape ...
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NEw Discovgar.-A new discovery
10 reported 10 have been madc, which
has Gr i:s obiect to provide nreans Of
anchorage for vessels or lee shore. or
my other snuaticns where they are
liable to be ds,ven from their moorings.
II lie also calculn,cs 70 obviate nltoge,h-
or tie strain which II ship suffers when her
anchor cable Is taut, and she is exposed
10 the dead shock oi'the assailiny waves
often compelling her to part her cable.
The plan, in brief is 10 swing in deep
water say twenty or twenty five feet
below the surface, a line Of stout ,imbers
OF Lcarly two feet in diameter, well
secured by chains 10 "A heavy, iron ma.s
al the bottom Of the sea--these timbcrs
to be caught by the hook OF the anchor.
which they will safely hold, and whilst
holding. allow 4 play corresponding 10
the moycmcn, or disturbance Of the
waters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

Auest ot one ofhe Owners Of the
Henry Gdy.-This morning, Deputy
Marshal DE Angeles arrested Thomas
ColIyer one of the owners Of the Henry
Clay, and broush, him before Geo,
Marten, Esq, United States Commits
sioner, &c. Mr.. ID. McMahon, Jr., at
tended as Counsel for Mr.. Collyer. The
charge against him is having by mis-
conduct and negligence caused the
ceaih Of one Julia Hay, passenger OH
board the Henry Cay.. Mr.. McMahan
said they were prepared to give bail
Tor his client to meet the charge, and
wished TO have an early examination.
The Commissioner fixed the bail at
$4,000. Mr.. ColIyer and William
Radiord gave the usual bonds in such
cases. With respect TO the eInmina-
ton
Mr.. MARTIN said in the absence Of
Mr.. J. r. HALL. u. S. District Attorney,
he could not name a day, hut due notice
would be given. Mr.. R'DeEwAy, Assist
ant District Attorney, would communi-
cate with Mr.. Hall. and an early day
he named. Mr.. CoLLyER, his counsel
and bail, then lri.-N j. Tmes.
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CARPETI.NGS

sREAf REDUCTION FROM FORMER rEicrs
PETERSON s. HUMPHREY,
379 Broadway, -.
CORNER OF WHITE STREET, INV voRE,
DEG leave To call the attention Of their Rhode
- Island friends to their elegant stock df
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARPETING
which, ,'s~ing 10 ,the reduction by the English
Manufacturers, will be disposed oi at the follow
ing ,Ttr' me iOir Prices,
Royal Velvet Carpet, fin 81 10 SO 90 per yard.
Tapestry, liz .l'5O Z"
" Ply extra heavy 81 i-2 IL l-2."
T" Super6nc, 62 I-2 S7l.2
- Good, all Wool. 80 cents per yard.
OIL CLOTHS.
From to "a inches wide. ~ price. equl, low
MATTINcS.
4, 5-4 and g. plain, fancy and cheek Stair
Rods, Drugge,s, Table and Piano Covers, Rugs,
Mats Of every Kind, together with all other goods
found in Carpet Stores for sale full ten prr cent
less than any other Carpet Establishment in the
Union. We therefore challenge the whole trade
TO show such eXten.sks stock at such low
prices.
jyl0 daw
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MI Among the victims nv the dcs,ruc.

01 Among the victims by the dcstruc-
tion o" the Henry Clny there 10 none
whom the country could 40 Ill afford 10
lose or whose scrvcrs TO the communi-
ty can 80 little be replaced as Mr. Down
ing tf Ncwburg, A man Of genius and
Of high culture, thoroughly disciplined
in his profession by long study and Oh.
scrvation in Europe With taste rcfined
and judgment true enough TO feel the
deficiencies and TO know the needs Of
our domestic, and especially ol our ru.
ralarchitecture; still in the prime Of
liie and exercising II vide influence by
his practical labors as well as by his
writings, he is snatchcd from Il sphere
OF high and beautiful utility, and sue
cessor We cannot hoIe to find. What
Mr.. Downing had done and was doing
TO improve the fashion Of our dwellings
hardly surpassed in value his contribu.
tions, theoretical and practical, TO the
kindred art OF landscape gardening
Under his dire citing hand the grounds Of
the Capitol and the Smithsoni IN Insli.
tute at Washington were being trans
formed into models Of beauty in their
kind and the grounds about many pri.
v~sS otSo OOat hCp''bOhJ w viz
same taste, the same wise sense Of beau
~ and fitness. AZ a writer Mr.. Dow
ming was remarkable Tor mixture Of
strong sense, thorough understanding
OF his subjec, and GENIAL originality
The cessation Of his monthly essays IN
The horticultural will leave a perma-
nrnt blank in the literature Of the Do
mestic Arts. While he drew his mate
rials from the most varied culture he
was always, and in the most frank and
manly way: an American. His chief
aim was to refine the taste, and elevate
the social life and habits OIL his country
men TO something like the ideal proper
to ireemen. An Artist, a scholar and a
gentleman, we deplore his untimely
loss; and wide circle OF acquaintan-
ces, who with us recall his eminent So
cial AS we'll as public qualities, will join
with us in this tribute to his memory
". Y. Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

% Among inc many distinguished
visitors now scjourning in Ne~por,, we
notice E r. Whipple, Esq, who is the
guest oi the Rev. DR. Choules. MIR.
WhilpIes name must be familiar to our
readers as a writer and lecturer Of the
very first class. He delivered the Phi
Beta Kappa Grafton "a, Yale College,
Last week, taking tor his theme the
American Mind conpr,cn, Judges de-
clare it TO have been d mastery effort.
and this We can well believe, from our
own expc.ien OF Mr.. Whipple'. pow :
crs. As a Reviewer, lie conic. sedly
stands AT the head OF tlat class Of wri-
tiers in ,hi. country; and we know OF
no critic across the A tluntic who sur
PASSES him in any Of the requirement.
Ola great analy.t OF Literature. We
have Jusi seen Il new work OIL Amer.
can Literature, by An English writer, in
which Mr.. Whipple's powers are placed
on par With those Of Jeffrey and Ma
cau'ey. Can praise 20 higher
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

THE FismERiEs. The following sta
,istics oi one branch OF our fisheries
which We copy from the Times, shows
tie Importance OF the interest which
Nassachuse:ts has nj stake upon the set
cement OF the difficulties in relation TO
the fshcr.cs:
- The Macherei FTsh,ry Mr.. Mayo,
| Ispector General Of Nlarsachuseits,
estimates Tor Massachusri,s:
5000 tons, being $50 vessels. navixaed by
9l7t men and bnys
vahn- of vessels aud outfits 1852 OOO
Annual value of tatch 2,4OO 900
The y.lue ir tho rest oi New EAyland
rray l~ consi''~rrd an nearl, equal
TO thi. amount, say, value OF ,r,"l,
anil outfit. $500, 900
valu- II fcatch I,6OO, 900
80 OO0 ,ons-SOo0 men and boy,.
But only an approximation can be
made, a. many vessels are eni, ,loyed in
both crd aud mackrrel.
The Massachusets mack- rclmen in
| Isl caught their fares as follow.:
In American waters. lbl. iss, 1856
In waters. the exclusive right to ~hrhis
NV Il .ned by Earl DERBY, blis 1880
All OF them following the movements Of
the h.h and fishes part Of the time ia
each waters.
One hall Of all the mackcrelmcn are
now in the water where Earl Derby
proposes To oust them by An armed
force. The successful voyage OF each
vcss-ls depends on her ability to FISH ont
the season, by ioll wing the hsh ill they
are full.
Probably 2Ooo vessels and 30. on, men
and boys are now exposed to the cannon
Of n British feet, and IN. cruclties and
horrors OF British prisons Tor doing Just
wha' they have Tor ihiriy-four y,ars
b en- accustomed IT, do without molesta.
ton. The anxiety and distress n nonpst
the i,mil'cs OF all our seaboard people
can easily he conceived-thcir tradition.
ary recoIlections oi British prisons and
courts not being very happy"
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GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG & WIGuTMAN.

FULTON MARKET,So. 7, SAND 9, NEW York
BILL OF fARE,
embraces every kind and variety Of Meats, N'y'
tables, Fish, Fowl, &C., for breakfast, Dinner
and Tea, and the prices for eating are so email
that persons visiting thecty, will find by calling
at this establishment that it is, in the end MUCH
CHEAPER TO EATTHAN NOT TO EAT
The reputation that this saloon enjoys IL assure
guarantee to the stranger who visits New York
Of b, ing well taken care Of and kindly treatcd, AT
avery small spense. IL fact the expense Of liv-
ing here need not he more than about 81 l2 cts.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. & w. would respectfully invite their friends
to give them call when visiting the city, as.ur-
ing them that no pains will bc spared to make
their stay agreeable.
G. W. KrLKooe. a. $. wIGHT HTmAS.
unc5
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@arrtr0.

AZ Annapoli., Md, On the 10Th inst, 10y the
Rev. Mr.. liu,nphrrys, Mr. Hunter D"v,d'"n, "
3. to Miss M,r,. daughter 81 the hate Mr'
hyde Ray. Surgeon oi'he U, ;. Navy
In this town, ~, Zi,n Church, on the 2s'h, BY
Rev. Mr.. Watson, Mr.. Lor.nso }. Marcy al
Detroit, Michigan, and Miss Sarah r. Wi''"of
OF this town
Ia P"Aid-ncc, both ul'., Mr.. ALFRED X.
Young. oi 'hi. :o~", and Miss Esther Fan'""kt'
Of Digh,on, Mas.
In Providence, 26,h inst. ly Rev, :. w.
Fnld, Mr. Aleu PLitt Of Waterbury, t"nn IL
Miss I.uc, Il. Barr"ws, daughter of Mr.. toiuio''
Barro~s "f Attleboro', Mass.
In Providence, 27ih ult, Mr.. Charhs Hlbrd
A. D., o st. Armand, Ca, and Mir susan A.
Robinson, OFF.
In Pawtucket, 18th ult., Tobias W. Wash.
burn, Esq., Of Cambridge, Mass ,und Mis- Han
nah A. Ryder. oi L.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN STATION HOUSE.

n WHITE MOUNTAIN STATION uOt'aE
II ynnopv .,yrp-conv..
V,UIS c,u,c;m. and .Ico,n, .s,.Ll;,hps.t
\ i erected e,nrr,,Iy 10 .cce,nmod.,s ,rzv,Ir,.
Co the WHITE MOUNTAINS, 10 situated OF the
line of the Atlantic aud -. Lawrence Railroad,
and "a, the immediate base Of the white Mountain
range. on the northeast side.
The House il imt rom HouRy ride distance
fom Portland, and SIsL HOURS from Boston,
by daily Railroa, Trains over the Easseva, lsos.
TO, aud Maine, and Atlantic and Sc. Laws.nes
II n iilroad.
\ An excellent public highway, suitable for ca a.
l RIAGls Of all DE- scrptions, eltei,ds from this
House, srvrn milrs up the Valley Of, &'eaf,ods
| River to ocastern base Of MOUNT WssHsRsrOR.
| AT this point a convenient public house 10 nbW
open for the accommodation II person ascsadi.f
the Mountains. The actual ascent on this eide
| can be accoInl,ished with more fAciliiv and er.
pcdtion than from any other quarter.
| Tourists and artnts Of the mort compesenssssss
have pronounced the scenery upon the n"rshsra
and eastern sides Of the Mountains. 20 he RscA
more. Wild, rugged, and tJuly Alpioe, than ssy
presented on the other sidcs. Pedestrians. cas-
make the ascent Of Mount Washington from Pe.-.
body River, and return, in from sin 10 Sikhs
hours. -
To E,ci litate the ascent, . safe and nvsn;est
birdie path 10 opened to the summit Of Mosas
Washington. The numerous Mountain Stsssns
aud Lakes ~ the immediate vicinity abound IN
trout. Six miles moth Of the House, upoA the
line ot Railroad, and accessible also by earsiaes
road, are the celebrated BERLIN FALLS, ,on the
Andro,coggin, the most remarkable ca,arses 10
New England.
Passengers are landed from the cars directly
aud Portland. every day, will Afford coos,ans
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uIThs Gcrmantans give another
grand Concer this evening, at
the Ocean House Hall IL 10 almost use
less TO say anything in praise Of these
eminent Musicians. They offer very
attractive Programme, and we are con-
6dcn, tina, the Hall will be crowded by
large and fashionable audience the
"Spy AT the Ocean House" will posi-.
lively he present, and will give the re-
suit Of his observations in n "Z-phyr'
Look ou, Tor splendid music, and any
quantity Of fun afterwards.
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~The late horrible nceiden, on

"The late horrible accident on
b,asd tie steamer Henry Clay, on the
Hu.lson River, by which nearly an
hundred | zee were Lost, calls loudly
Tor some prompt action IN regard to the
matter. and the administration of exen..
plury punishment to those having charge
OF the boat. L. il very seldom that We
hear OF serious accidrn's by railroads or
s,eanboats ia England; and the reason
J.. thai there the authorizes hold Cap
t,iIis. pilots engin-ers. &c. strictly ac-
c ,un,able Tor all accidents, no matter
from WhaI cause they arise,- in all i'll
stance, these men to whom lives are ell
irss,ed in transpo rh,tion, are dismissed
from service and are otherwise severely
punished, and Disabled from tho excr-
c,se Of similar authority forever after
wards. Let us have the same wise pro-
vision oi law ia ti,is country. and let the
.aine Just proterhon be given To travel
icrs here, and We shall soon hear OF II far
Ices number oi accidents than are now
constantly occurring. Almost all oi
these mrrll le cl,tas,rophcs are caused
by carrlrssnrss or tlIy Ne scarcely
open pGper that i, does not contain MI
hc.rt-rcnding account Ola co ission o
STEAMERS or cars or the burning or
blowing vp of the iormer,- and IN nine
instaI,rrs out ot ten. af1 these accidents
might be-. avoided IL proper prudence
was exercised, and proper regard was
had Tor the lives OF passengers. The
people OF this country have become 50
much accustomed To these things, AS
every day transactions, that but little is
now thought of them. The first ac-
count which is received gives sudden
sa"ck Ia the nersous scI,sibilities, caus.
60 some III ls talk and is then forgot
ien,-or else the rcmcn. brance OF that
accident is brushed away BY the star.-
iu,x news Of another, and s,ill more hor
r,hlc and so we'go. Beyond all doNb',
the Henry Clay Was racing, at tae time
she took fire, and had been doing so all
the passage down; the surviving pas
scnsers ,e tiiy to this, and that they cx-
po-iu'n,ed with the proper officers, and
that they were told by them that there
VA. no danger. The only way to pu,
al end to such things is to punish se-
vrrcly those who are guilty, and this
will l.. d warnin. to all concerned.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.
Clyki OGo,, Sup,np Cevr.

Ci,rks OGc,, Syr,m Cevr.
July 3, 1857.
WHEREAS Mary Ann Brier, Of the town
w and county of Newport, hath filed in said
Office her petition praying for certain rsspons
therein contained, that said Court ~IIl psss n
decree dissolving the bonds of marriage now sub
sisting between her and her husband, John Bri.
er,--Notice is hereby given To the said John
Brier, that he le aud appear, Il he shall see IL.
At the Supreme Court neat to be holden nj New
port, within and Epr the county oi Newport, on
the fourth Monday of August, 1852, and shov
cause. " aoy he hath, Why the prayer 81 s.,d
Petition should Tot bc granted
p75w WILLIAM GILPIS, cuk.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IMPORTANT TO DYSPEPTICS.-
DR., J. $. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from BENNETT, or the
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG, the
Rrea, Physiclo- ical Chemist, by J. s.
HOUGHTON. M. D., Philadelphia. This
is truly wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TlON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIv-
ER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILlTY. curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phless containing Scien,if, evidence Of its
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical adv. r,isements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-05

UJThe Excursion by the steamer
Worcester from New London 10 ne.
cessarily postponed until ncs, Monday,
a. she had to take the place, on Mon
day last, Of another boat on tie Nor
wich route. The Excursion will posi-.
lively take place from New London next
Monday, and from this place TO New
L JndVn on T TJesday
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MACHINERY Oh IRON RosiN. We
find in the Middlctown Wing press"
the report of committee appointed by
agent. OF the Lowell Mills relative to
the nature of oil distilled from rosin. II
is there stated, says the Press, that on
looms and other machinery of heavy
bearings, one haif less power is requir-
cd with mixture Of rosin and sperm oil,
than with the sperm alone, and that its
substitution Will effect an annual saving
of three cigh,hs Of the quantity of sperm
oil reqnii ed IN the Lowell mills.
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rE IIUDsos RivTR SLAuonrEs.-
rhe press in all parts Of the country, So
M aS we have hearl from, speak out Ia
tones Of condemnation Of the parties who
are presumed to he guilty Of pr pita-
ting the melancholy catastrophe, the
det,IIs NJ which have bur,hrned ..r
columns the la-t day or tw,.
The universal cry is, DOME le, yc.-
investigaiion even'uate in nothing. -
: Dom, | your Indignation doze on, j..
indignation mertings NY, but keep al,
work until some practical guarantee be
given the public that they may venture
20 travel lly steam without being drown
cd, burn, to death, or blown INTO the air
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fosf'idn Courfesy TO an American
Msnasier. letter dated Trieste, May
~, states that quite distinguished
compliment was pald TO our Charge d.
Adaires AT Naplcs, the Hon. EowAnp
Jor Mons =, on his arrival there that
day from A'hcns, in the Austrian steam.
er Mahn'oudich. As soon ns the ,tti m
er was signaliscd down the gull she run
up the American flag, and KEEP, il flying
nj her masthead until he had debark, d.
The floating Of the star. and s,riy,s on
an Austrian port, L. as aordinar, nc
" 70 insiiraiIve of tie rencsal u friendly
Iee:h., tOaard, the United States
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THs Mkxican M,SisrER.-It is not
true, we are assured, that Mr. Letcher
has vacated the Mission at Mexico, by
the request OF thst Government. Mr..
l. submitted the acceptance of the
Tehuan'epec Treaty. as sine qua non
for continuing relations with Mexico. +.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs. Mr.
Ramirez, declined the approval. Unlcr
these circun stance. Mr.. Letchcr dcclin-
ed 10 remain
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WAsIiiSGToN, Goth

WAsHlNGToN, 29th.
Dispatches were received on We'd
nesday nightirorn Mr.. Webster, stating
that the fishing difficulties would be
promptly and satisfactorily settled
The British prctensions as generally
understood are disclaimcd, and extend
no further than to that. portion Of the
fishing ground where the British juris-
dictiOn was undispu;cd.
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A pardon has been granted to Kate
Virginia Poole. who WA sentenced to
til. State Prison Tor lie, for killing her
ira child by throwing il from the win
dov La Railroad ear. probably in a ii,
oi i1sIni'y hrough, on by excessive
gre. .n. Ill usage.
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"Ou, Hsw cav NJ oUsIp :" et,iaiined q Lady
Who hsd besn afflicted, asmsny Ladies are, for yrnrs
friend replied "By tskipg Mor.e's Conp pound syr-
up of Yellow Dock Root. I hsve been eur,d by %
aud rnsny Others whom ! know" She procured
some aud took " and was -oon cured of complsinis
~hioh had bsfi.d the siil of the ablrt Ph, sjcisns
fu yesrs. go and do lilsws." rolJ BY &. c. q
HAZARD,
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"Oh. mother, mother. come quick
Angelina Arabrlla has Gen. Pierced p'
"what" "what! my child ~ "Ange-
line has seen toad and Gen. Piercej"
"W hat does the child mean7 Tell me
this minute what dreadful thing my pet
darling has done" "Wby, shes Gen,
efal Picreed-,he's Ed,ntsd -
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ARRIVED,
-. THURSDAY, Jul, 20.
Orig Herald. Luce, + River, n Bedford.
Schr Harriet Fuller, Bradley, Norwich; H.
kam Paine, Dyer, Truro, Hartford. Slcop Lau-
ra Tompkins, Keith, Newark, rAcu sion; PITS.
bee, Taunton, y y; q II Davis. Smith, T. Riy.
er, do; Branch, Au.tin, Portsmouth RI, Nantuc.
ket; Rising Sun, Pii.by, Taunton, excursion;
Jenny ind. Harriet, Madison, excursion; Vel.
asco, Rose, Bangor.
FRIDAY, July 30.
Schr Titus, llisglns, Prov, Alhs.n, Gath
Wilcox, Leonard, do, do; Tenn Farmer, Ribin-
son, Greenpoit, n Bedford; Orator, Conly,
Piov, Block I'ld; "cstporr, Reed, l.ul-c, Ny;
Brooktville, Gott, Bedford, Phils Monmouth
Bugh"e, WarchGrn, Norfolk.
Sloop Lady Adams, Bcnnet, Prov, Ron,iout;
Odd Fellow, Dyer, Orient; Excel, wilson, i'rs-
tl; Excel, Davis, Huntington; Esrx, Cum
.mings, + River, n Y; v'gilAnt, Well, I3 hour,
from Y; Glide, Keith, Gardmrs Isld, Free
tosn; w Arthur, King, Norfolk.
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WAsHINGrcN, Fridny, July 80.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. SAMUEL CooPrR
has been appointed Adjutant-Gc
The Colonel is gallant and accom-
plsheJ officer, and his appointment, will
give general satisfaction to the Army.
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U-A splendid Serenade wus given
b, the. e.Gerpan,a Musical Society, Mon
day morning, at the Cottage OF Mr..
w: c. and at the Ocean House, TO
Mrs. and Miss +, on ncc ,unt Of
Boston gentleman.
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as The Germania Society gave
another grand screnadc to Mrs. and
Miss 7. AT the Ocean House, Tuesday
morning.
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W Among the arrivals nj the Ocean
House, we notice Bishop Polk, Of I.oui-
siana, the beautiful Madam Bishop and
the celebrated BOchsn.
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EXCURSIONS.

THE 'loop Lady Washington will msAs ss-
cursions any where sb ,ut Naragasseu Icy.
or outside. may suit the fancy Of tSoss wishing
:or a pleasant sail. She lies st BAnnissss's
~srf, and will be in realm % ,o,sle osa parties
At Az, time. ...-...
j, 27T q. HAND. Captain,
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p The Arrivals At th. ii tells are ne.
c"ssnri'y crowded out this morning.
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q. HAND, Cspiaia,

MORE New Mill merry Goods. Just received
Nl aud nov opening = large s,sortmen, NJ rkA
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers and other M;llisssy
Goo,is all ofwhich will be cold very low Gr CssA
at u Thames Street, corner of Chsrch.
a3O IRA FRENCH.
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VIOLIN aud Gvi,or suing,, new supply ,s-
cir,cdhy W. ". PEEk,
y26 80 Thaoes Street