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INTERESTING IN RELATION TO THE FISHE-
RY QUESTIoN-lt Is stated in despatch from Washing
ton a, SO far from the fishery difficulties being settled the
gravest fears entertained In that city for The result and
that President Fillmore and the British Minister had long
interview on the subject Saturday The despatch further
adds:
Ills asceraned that the British government never con-
cmpla,ed enforcing the disputed point OF inc treaty
ms 10 the headlands, but the colonial authorl Ties
have always commended for this Interpretation, ana
have passed laws that elect Five Of the armed cIuzers
fitting out By the coonsls instructed 10 seize AL Ane-
can fishing vessels violating that Interpretation OF the treaty
They even 20 further and declare that fishing vessels
found within the three miles gre lawful prizes
Admiral Seymour appears, is as DESTROYS OF preventing
the execution Of this forced construction as Commodore
Perry be- but the danger Is a notwithstanding his
watchulnesa such seizure may take place Besides
there Gle least twenty thousand American fishermen In
eresed in this fishing trade and authentic information mas
reached here that they daily becoming nUre and more
excited.
The warke demonstrations in tho Senate will not have
the elect of calming this feeling The greatest anxiety Is
therefore, elt for the speedy adjustment OF the difficulty II
American blood should he spilled would be inevitable
The negotiations which progressing doubtless reh-
dercd more complicated by the fact that The President does
not feel warranted in making any concessions to England
the opening of the fisheries unless the matter is hrs
submitted 10 Congress- and the feeling OF Congress Is not
Ut present, the most uHicabie.
Another despatch from Washington says
"Mr Crampton the British Minister, has had IN Inter
view with the President and has informed him that Lord
Derby has taken the fishing question out of his hands and
referred il 10 The Colonial Government"
The Boston Courier referring 10 the report that the bT
fish Minister Mr. Campon has ordered the Admiral on the
North American Station 10 make captures of Ame-
rican vessels says that British Naval Commanders receive
their orders from the Admiralty and from diplomatic
agents.
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To the Editors of the Enquirer
PETERSBURG Auo. 7, 1882.
Gentlemen: herewith enclose you copy OF letter
written by Gen. Jackson in la4l the republication OF ~hic
will be interesting Ut this time. Yours respectfully:
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NEY COLLEGE. RlCIiMoHD' Va
VIE nccnth nnnua course OF Lectures Will H "
n DAY the liih of October and CONTINUE un.I,
March. '
L. BoliANNAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics an Dr.
L;W. CHAMBERlAYNE, NJ D., Professor OF N,.n. ",
5 NAuPlNM D, Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
CiiAs BELL GIBSoS,M. d. Profe .or Of Surs.r 80! s.
CARTER p JOHNSON, NJ D. Professor Of An..,ry sa4
David II. TUCKER. D., Protector OF Theory md pf'i
A; T. PE1TCoLAs ~ D., pemon.,ra,or Of Ansrcuy
The study OF PRACTICAL ANATOMY may be p.o.e:uei
The most ample facilities. and a!nconslterlbc espe-
lNFlRMARY ami RICHMOND ALNSiioTSE,
The n'irnary nader the roof * the coifess a4 =
Hs s'i s%S:is ,.: a faiy 4; q: urn.
cal a-,ruc,nn Many Surgical opeiartJ reOf'I
Wars .n y. nader Ike sula ace Of Tie r9irssor, u.u .
inn!!es Tor becoming familiar "Ih he tlmr'om- d"'
Treatment Of diseases
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS Professor fees A;i'e'y
SIP Denonsa' Zee s'o G5.dT iy En tee, SO a
Tie caaiosuc Sc con'ad,ot fuller Information co-f.s
lnsli,uon vii b. Forwarded those applying pr H.
aurcs will he answered ~ letter. = MAEPlH ~, u
July l5-ctOct Dean OF ILL., -- :
DIDGEWAY sCHOUL.--Fle mex, scssIoa .. .! -
III viii begin On The 5i!' Of ausGsi isj2, an rad Of y
fh.re viii Of three weeksa Christine.
TERMs-Fora whole session $780, halt In advance &c
For any portion Of than months. - ~
pill the session. charge the of e25 foh"
Aug 4"es. "'''"4''''' a'"' '"' TRASKLIy MING4
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS KEWARD' 4
RUNAWAY from Tuckahoe Gooehland county, cG,ru ID
u monhs a,o, negro named WALLACE SN!i
about twenty years Of .al an! SLIM aud OF JAZZ
ginger bread color has small head large feet H.
when alarmed sharply spoken TO- m
mery owned by 81 W. Kemp Esq OF Glouce coos Sa,
been and no w neS IN
4n 5u dyc. = ms OF IN JOSEPH ALLEY
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TIE CHOLERA

NV YoRE, Acc. g. P. M.-The Board Of Health report
six deaths from cnoera during the past week The disease
is In very mild FORM and alarm exists in regard 10 H.
SEIZURE OF ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL.
PIeToU, N. s., Aug 6-The American fishing schooner
Florida of Gloucester Mass has been captured carried
into CharlotIesown as prize.
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.i:STSUr STREET FEMALE SIENNA
~ cIEslNIT STREET, rilILADELPili.

iInkEfsTTE 4 i.tILAlE Principals
FENII. next ysaT Seminary viii commence SeiEcs
j ls:t..
While the primary design Of this Institution 10 s-cg
pupiIs thorough rlucaon al the ydrls Department OF
lure ant Si,cr. much paid to u-c. Pa!nne
In. and raynn, together wh the Languages cScn nc
I'm 4. u constant effort mad. unite SOIdi!y tr.
tlrnu mont intellectual structure No -;inr aei
boarding depir uicnt diirHcffre aut home IKE
Rcftrr ncES:
Mira Emma Willard, Troy. y. Mrs John II WI ~, j.
pcu " Taylor Ii D. Hamilton, ~ y; Rev r. Ia ,gn u
tm1rc. Nd l. Fuller. NJ. D.. Beaufort C.. Hon Bar
10. Howard Malcolm. d. D IrwiSburg, Pa Rev. |! Boan
D, Philadelphia: Rev Charles WadswUfih do; Res A u
lrt!c do: Rev kcnpton, do; Rev T. amhau'. Ssaana
Rev T. athGor. y. cIy; Benjamin Dyon. Esl, l)lIs
A Turner WaTrrton. y. e. a. EZ-li. ~ d., RI
i!,bcocE D.. ph:IIiepla; Rev NJ A De Wolfe Hove D. d
Rev. VI G. Clurd. do. aU9 81
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Norc-When the above given. dies. sef.tieurn
Of william and Mlgy College, the Virginia MHr. la'r!,r
ITo,yersi,v OF yr.Inia. IND. II PITT
I,lv .1,-rSuw hSlrt- Pos -.
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ct,sSICAI MD oIATFI E,MATiCAL sCHu
i,\-I =,

,sNE next session this school located at the residence
Ger Coleman Esq IN Spo,sy vanlI county, WI. begin
Of October and continue without interruption until he nc
following The SUBJECTS taught are ic ialh ana "tees IA
and IN CONNECTION with t,rsc Roman and or k History PuF.
matte. ia all lis branches. German. Preach. ladn aud :
The rtii ia all these !uh dtce! Win an eser
IhurI, In ara;on og lie uuivtr-Ey OF Virginia StHr
be provided With convey from Freerlcks Iidl DeI0
Central Rail Road Monthly Circulars sent TO parents
dlS Ewing the standing their sons or wards IN het
viii, Zach other inform ltloa AZ is deemed proper
rgRMs-For ard aud tuition per session. (cNc!udins c:'
m advance and the tatucc a: e enc OF Tie ses>I@
rrxr books sc f nislrd booksellers price,. EAry
tlun. would the number oi hoarers VIII not eI;re
Address, lao Hart, Jr, Lewis store, sIoitsy'anld'
July - -ctlSttic !" hlG relHtseH % n
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
7ssTEVESs!sVV,IiLLLEE MALE ACAD DEN


KING AND QUEEN.
the 10Th December following Entire pense. NJ - co
for tuition and board with every Necessary, except gh
There will he or two vacancies the nceIn,
early they Will be filled. Address evansville, King All ~
Aug 2-cW3w --- WV j. BERRY Man
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ra7E sub crber viii open School the residence II, ~
r. Shelton. Louisa county. the lst of Oct ber winch
tnue without neruptnn I'LL Ike lS OF August following 10y
lion will be given in r usual English bFa.ches the lower
of Ma,hemilcs in Latin, G eek. French and Spanish
TERMS Boa I'd. including fuel, irhs a.. lg tuition g.,
10 months Nc deduction p dasrncc. unless In case of NM.
sickness Books. furnished 4, Richmond prIrr. -
n. B. KEAS,
Aug 5--cw5t Gum Spring. Luuisa nj,
THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STANTON, VA.
RI REV WN MEADE. ID. D.. PRESIDENT BoARp o. r,
TEES REV Il. IL. PHILLIPS. PRINCIPAL
rE7lE mex, this Gstluc viii DC cned Weige.
u September st.
TERMS-t0 Tor Board and Engii. Tuition Per .es.s, q,
months. Music, Languages Drawing and Painting SC .er;,
Circulars be had Ia Free cksDurg OF r. T. Thon, Esq
dress the Pnnrpa, Stanton, Va.
SIaunton, Va July Is. lsJ2-c5l'
MRS. SHEFFY'S SCHOOL, STANTON u
.EfIIf this HON School Tor Young Ladies ~ -
Sua!cl "Wednesday. September lst. The numhero 40
limited TO The piaa popo-esto off The suos,aG,. ~
a,rS Of public institution. and still maintain long t;,,.t
REPUTATION private school
TERNS-SiG l for BoarI and English Tuition. L.o,u,,
Music eytra Address Mrs. SIlEFFY Stanton. Va
ItrtN 81
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1;oEDUXSiu.T.E MALE ACAO EM

rsSl Fall term the Ersl session oi ,hls isl'ul4L
ncncc on the ii.enth oil August The course OF Ma
thorough and practical cmhracln. all the branches usua
htAlrmy. The SUBSCRIBERS are prepared 10 receive ].
boarirrs. ,,., 49,,
r.gn, % for board and ui;i in the EuIsh branche,
Iii nnal SIS will be charged those %ho take Les'E n
an t;rs.E Address the suSscl ordorsve 0T4rs
y,r.nIa BEALE & OAK
I,,T,I --yr5w
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WIi.LIlM s. s7AtY COLLEGE.
al this Will tie

TkS!IE next session OF this Institution VIII OPEN on tie
T. "Wednesday III 1cu5ef.
FACULTY.
Rich, Rev.! John Johns D. D. President ana P oesso
Philosophy and Evidences OF Christianity.
BENJAMIN Ewei. Prof o. Mathematics and Natural Sc
Morgan J Smead Phi ID Pro-. OF Languages
Henry A Washington \. NJ, Prof OF History Poca! Et
AMI Law of Nations
Rcvd Sias Totem d. b. Prof OF Intellectual Philosophy
Lettrrs aud Rhetoric.
Judrr GEORGE +. ScarburC. IL. D.. Prof ofLaw.
Er.y.t C:atcwUoi. AdjGnct Prot o! Ma hematIcs.
Tie necessary az siIaenin he regular t"-,r
exclusive 81 Text Rooks. will BE- from $50 10 s2So according
number Of Departments h. may attend.
in lie Law School she sSary expenses also exclusive o.
BCuks. all M; exceed S-<5.
y copy Law vail he furnished 30 any person who VII
10 .IuIE: = EoRjE T.. ScARsrRc. Willidmshurs,Na
JAY l3--cw Dctl
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Powers the American sculptor sustans high reputation
Many think Crawford the American in Rome gifted
atet than Powers He has the contract for making the
sort in The corId
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
HERALD OF THE TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoRsiNG, AT
No. .I27 Thames Street.
CRANST0N & NORMAN.
TEEsNS--$2 in advance, or 1926
at the end of the year.

A5-W We notice by The Teiegraphic re-
ports in our exchanges. that the nomna-
ton OF Scott and Graham is hailed with
JOY in all parts OF the country, as far as
heard from in fact it is ecieved with
acclamation, and such spirit is mani
tested as convinces us that the Wings
are more than satisfied, and tIat they
will bear the victorious hero OF his coun-
try's battles in triumph TO the White
house, next November. The ball is glo-
riously in motion, and Eolh ny can inn
pede lis majestic progress. Scott &
Graham ID the war-cry- Victory is
ours. Onward to the work, for il will
be easily accomplished. Let US labor
INCREASINGLY, and we shall reiute the
foolish maxim that Republics are un-
grateful. The old hero OF Chippewa
Lundy's Lane, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo
Cherubusco, Contrcras, the City of Mex
leo. was never defeated; let us rally
AROUND him in this his last great battle,
and cause him again to be mos! potcn,
conlueror.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

NoRrH PROVIDENCE AND NEwPoRT.-
Whatever doubts there have been of
the enforcement of the Maine Law in
Newport, are efiectually removed by the
disposition manifested IN the town meet
ing OF North Providence, where a reso-
iution was ed-unlortunately too late
to be acted upon-pledging to the Gov
ernor the services cf the meeting to en-
force the law in the ancient capitol. II
our old friend Col. Dispeau intends to
march upon Newport with that valiant
: band known as the "Pawtucket lnvinci-
bles, the company which performed
those remarkable evoutlons in Market
Square, and which afterwards made the
quickest time on record, from Federal
Hill TO the Pawtucket Bridge, on the
night OF Gov. DORIS memorable attempt
upon the arsenal il is all up with New
port.
The Democrats are maniltsting re-
markably discreet policy upon the TEN.
perance question. Having first driven
off the temperance men by their wo.si-
ded course towards the Maine Law, they
are now driving oil the liquor sci ers by
trying to make the enforcement OF the
law as obnoxious as they can, by misrcp
resenting its effects and by exaggcratIng
it's restrictions. - Pror JOurRat.
Verify, Pawtucket, the very sink oi
Dorrism, is making itself more than ri
diculous. Even if the emergency was
ever so great, of which, by the way,
there is not the most remote apprehen-
sion, il would be useless for the gallant
Col. Dispeau and his troops 10 come
here, for they would all run away before
they could even smell powder If any
Of the people ol Pawtucket think Of com.
ing here on such IA mission, we should
like for them to refund to some of our
Banks al least poruon of that borrowed
money whirh has SO long been due
Some ol the people of Pawtucket are
good on resolutions and running
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

U3- Previous 10 the adjournment Of
the Wing National Convention, a reso-
luton was passed, declaring that the
next Convention should be composed o
no more members than there are cleo
toral votes. The following National
Committee was then appointed, who a-e
to fix the time and pace OF meeting of
the next Convention -
Chairman-S. f. Vinton; Maine
VIM. P Fesscnden; New Hampshire,
Aaron Il. Stevens; Vermont, Geo. G..
Hodges Massachusetts, Hon. Levi
Lincoln; Rhode Island, Robt. b. Crane
ton; Connecticut, A. G Hazznrd; New
York, Simeon Draper; Pennsylvania,
n. G. Carter; Delaware, J. NJ. Clayton;
Maryland, Hon. Alex. Evans Georgia,
VIM. II. Mcfarland North Carolina,
II. W. Miller; South Carolina, Gen 5.
Bryan; Georgia, Sel I'm Grantland AL
ALBANIA, Col. J. Darlington Mississippi,
VIM. d. Lake; Louisiana, J. G. Sey
mour; Ohio VIM. L. Badcum Ken
iurky, Jas. Sarland; Tennessee, Gen.
L. IolIlcOtlcr; Indiana, J. G.. Dupec !;
lllnois, Abraham Lincoln; Missouri, A.
II. Chambers; Arkansas, Gen. Thos.
James; Michigan, J. NJ. Edwards !;
Fluridu, A. B. +. Allen; Texas Col.
Jas. Rhey; Iowa, S. N. IulIard Wis-
cOnsin, JOna. T.. Arnold California,
Col. X. II. Taylor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

0J@ In the House Of Representatives
on "Wednesday, the Speaker laid before
the House communication from His
ExcelIcncy the Governor. covering a
communication tom TIE Treasurer Of
Massachuscus, making lemand for the
payment O. certain claim held by that
State against Rhode Island, with cop
les Of the resolves OF Massachusetts, IN
relation to the same. together with GER
tain other papers furnished to tie Gov
crnor by ,ohn w. Richmond. Alter
the reading Of Il portion Of the papers
laid on the table, and passed Tor the
present.
A copy y The communication Of His
ExceIicncy the Governor and Of the
letter Of the Treasurer of Massachusetts.
is herewith annexed:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

SPRArT's PATENT LIGHTNING KoDs.-
The agent is now in town and prepared
to put up the above named superior
Rods, of carbonized, annealcd iron, with
zinc protectors, and electro positive ele-
ments combined in their manufacture /;
thus rendering them equal TO copper as
conductors. They are IN ten feet lengths,
with accurately fitted brass screw con-
Meeting joints; an entire new style of
metallic (patented) attachments, for
brick or frame buildings also. glass iso-
laters, Of a novel ana ingenious con
struction, (patented) forming lock-
The whole mounted with Il copper sil-
YER plated point, twelve inches long,
surrounded at the base with three an
gular gold-rlated negative magnets,
which possess the power to an extraor-
dinary extent, OF Jischarging the oppo-
site elements Of the most fearful thunder
storm, and embrace the enlre perfection
OF science up TO the present time; the
whole constituting the most magnificent
and perfect silent conductor ever pre-
sened to the public.
These improvements being secured by
double letters patent, all persons are
hereby cautioned against laying them
selves liable by purchasing of those
who are not authorized to sell. All
persons that are authorized TO sell can
show their certificates.
The above rods are strongly recon-
mended by Professors Sillman, Means,
Lecon.e, and various other scientific
gentlemen, as being far superior 10 any
other ROD now IN use. We have. care
fully examined the principle upon which
the Rod is constructed, and heard full
explanation Of it, and we are satisfied
that il is the safest and most reliable
Rod nov before the public. II is much
cheaper than any other, and is afforded
at an exceedingly low price. We re-
commend them to our citizens. The
agent is at the Park House, where he
wilt be happy to receive orders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

LONG PRAYERs.-In the life of Dr..
Worcester il is said that his public pray
ers sometimes extended TO forty minutes,
and that his brother Noah had on one
occasion, prayed full hour; and that
in those times, if IA person sat down dur
ing prayer it was attributed to sudden
illness or to some chronic affection. -
Now the habit in New England is for
all to sit during prayer and it is ques-
tion worthy of consideration, whether
the irreverent practice may not be
traced to such interminable prayers
We have no doubt that il minister
once gets the reputation Of extending his
prayers to an unreasonable length, he
will, sooner or later have sitting COL
gregation.-Presbyterian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

Fan of Rocks at Niagara Fdiis.-On
Saturday n'ght and Sunday morning
large portions OF the rock near the
American Ferry broke off and fell into
the river, stirring up considerable addi-
tionnl commotion in the caldron Of
seething waters The falling rock was
detached from the under wall of " Point
View" Many fine specimens oil Gypsum
and Mica have been brought to the sur
face by this phenomenon, and The whole
army Of explorers for Geological spe-
cimens may be seen engaged in the
busy pursuit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

REMEDY ron CHOLERA. Sea captains
who sail out OF Liverpool, nowadays,
ass, ri that they care no more Tor ASlai-
ic cholera than for ordinary chonc or
sickness of the stomach. They have u
remedy which they pronounce lnlaliIble
and 50 accessible and simple as 10 re-
leve all apprehension OF fatal results
We shall probably tell many OF our
readers nothing new when we state the
prescription :--Ccmmon salt, one table
spooniulj red pepper, one tca-spoonlul,
in halt pint oil hot water. The New
York Times has heard innumcrable in
stances OF IL. uso, and not orc Of its fail.
ure
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[coPY.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS.

IREASURERS OFFICE,
BosroN, June 10, 1852.
EDWIN WmbUR, Esq, Treasurer Of
Rhode Island, Newport
SIR: enclose certificate copy o!
resolution ci the Legislature of this
Commonwealth, passed at It's last ses-
sion, authorizing and directing me as
Treasurer to collect the amount that
may he due this Commonwcalth, from
the State Of Rhode Island, principal and
interest, apon certificate described IN
said resolve.
enclose also, the official communica-
ion of the Auditor TO the House of Rep
,resentatIves, describing said certificate
and showing what records appear in
tins concerning IT.
Since tie passage Of tie enclosed res
solve, have made search Tor SAID ctrtl-
fcate, but up To his date Lave not sue
cocded in finding ..
therefore give notice that under the
provisions o. said resolve, ! will execute
a bond ms Treasurer Of the Common
wealth, holding the State OF Rhode Is
land harmless agulEs' any iulurc ciaim
for the pay mcut oi SAID certificate, and
forward the same to you whenever re-.
ccivc notice that YOU are ready 10 pay
Tie amount that may he due on sdld
certificate.
You Will please consider Ihls commu-
nicauon as demdud Tor the payment oi
tie claim Gcscrlhcd ~ The enclosed re-
solve, and your immediate attention to
the same Is respectfully solicited.
have the honor to be.
Very Respectfully
Your ObruiCi Servant,
CIIAS. B. HALL. Treasurer
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TO DANIEL WEBSTER

TO DANIEL WEBSTER.
By JonS Ross DIX.
AuthoT of"Psn 4 Ink Sk' tches," &c.
'Tis but defedt-'tis not disgrace
such could not pale thy swaTthy cheek
The Eagle, soaring face to face
With Heavens prime orb, towards its peak,
May from some puny, proving foe,
Receive M undes.rved blow
But Ms he sinks, his glazing eye
Looks unabashed on his own shy
Around thy brow thou needost not
To crown thine age, the RULERS WREATH
Yet there were those who fobdlS thought
That ere thine eye was closed in death
grateful country should declare
Worthy thou vert that wreath 70 wear
And though thy foes denied their ruim
They glory still in Ue6St,r'S name
Thou art not GlYn-a Meteor light
MAY flash athwart u clouded sky
shed lustre for awhile on night,
Then, quenched in darkness, ever dic
But Planets IN their oIbs serene,
Are With unchanemg glory seen:
So when the fools who spurned Thy worth,
Have paled their vapour-lights OF earth,
Thy name IN Glury's hemisphere
shall blaze, II Constellation there
Not first art thou, ~ well thou knuw'si
To feel that Nations seldom pay
Honor 10 men who served them most,
But rather turn to shrin,s of clay
And let them Thou can'st well afford
To see such Deities adored
Yet must thou feel some pangs 10 see
The blinded millions bcud The knee.
When Afrcs yanquished King OF yore,
Make d, went down into the pit,
Not only the rude gen he wore,
But the susp,Ldins iIcsh with il
The spoilers So, Faction, now
Plucks GerceIy from the great man, brow,
As gravo-ward, after liie's stem War
lie goes the trophies of each scar
Though TO thine ear may be denied
To hear approving thunders roll
When Freedoms choice l. ratified
Before the Nations Capitol
VI hon falls thy lofty soul at last,
Beneath the universal bast,
From million hearts this cry will BURST
"He stood ~ his great lana the INST
Yet lcit We him, whose sole desire
Was, that that flame should meier expire,
Which our gray fathers Joytd tosce
Lit on Thy altars-Libeny :"
Alas for such-misguidod-weak
Who their own shame are forced to speak.
Rnt be il so In Freedoms name
BE tkine The Glory th,L s the shame
Il WpO T. II. l., June %, 1859.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

IRA despatch ON Washington Fays'
MIR Webster, AT the solicitation of his
friends, has consented TO remain ~ Of
Zee uIi The expiration OF Prcsid,n; FIJI.
morc's term. lie, however, will shortly
leave for Maroh6eld, to spend the sum
mer months, as has been uslal with him
tor many years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01

NovEL GROUND OF DivoRcE.-A re-
cent divorce case, in Indiana, is thus de-
scrbed by the Versailles Whlg -
"Joseph SquIres was divorced from his
wIlc, Er,derica Squires. The cause of
the divorce was, that reconciliation was
hopeless, and his wife had abandoned
him from the fact, as she states, that he
did not lurnieh her as much liquor as he
agreed to, aud that they had been mar
RED very nearly two years, and he had
only purchased her one keg Of beer"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-01
Popular Voc for President in
lSlS

The nominations of both the great
poll.icll parties OF the country, for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, being
now made, the da,a OH which TO base
calculation as to ''nir success. will be Of
particular interest We therefore here
annex the popular vote at the last Presi-
Dental election