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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
Gurrpcn News.

| A"c LPhooh oun says, III 10 report
cd in AmerisaD circles, that Mr.. Thorn
asBaring, Of Barring, Brothers d CO.,
is about to proceed 10 the United States,
clnrgcd with q specially mission froa..
our Government TO endeayor to arrange.
the fishery dispute.
A.Crystai Palace is.ts. be erected aA
Bath by a,yDintr stock company. Fox.
and Henderson undertake TO. erect the
building in twelve weeks al a cost Of.
E6OOC.
The In don Morning Post puklistss-
two letters from Lord Londonderry to.
Louis Napoleon. charging, him. with,
breaking faith in mott libera,ing Ab-del-.
Kadeb
| Several arrisaDs Com. Australia, are
announced, each ship having mors or
hiss gold on, hoard and. others are on,
the way. Mining prospects continue,
bright.
Tar QuEEs's visir To BrLoluM.-
Brussels,. Thursday Evening. The
queen arrived here this afternoon. She
has been visiting the principal streets,
offhs city, accompanied by her royal
uncle, the KING Of BeIgians, and in
specting the chief objects of interest.
hconyenience having arisen from the
regulation which allows no officer under
Grst liOatsuan's in tas Navy to hold.
command at sea, decree from the
PRESIDENT autbor:zes second lieutenaDts.
10 command in, certain circumstances
alirr two yoars active service.
Louis NaBolcon's marriage with the
Princess do Vasa is deferred, but the.
public are not made acquainted with
the reason. The Sun and other papers.
say il will no xer take plrlce..
Mr.. Szarwady, the Hungarian cor
respondent OF Pesth journal, who.
came to Paris, in lSis, with NJ. Tsleki,.
was, the other dny, ordered to quit tho
French Territory bur- on tho interces-
SION OF Prince dc Camcrata, is permit,
sd to remain in Paris.
Twenty-Five Arabs, fellow prisoners
Of Abdcl kader, have been setat liberty,
and will be sen: TO Algeria. About
forty prisoners now remain in confine-
meDt with. the Emjr..
The Paris papers ore pretty gAneEaliy
agreed in the opinion that the Fishery
question cannot lead to very serious
consequences.
fEom Austria we learn thnt a dscse&
Of 3lsi July formerly abolishes the Ma
tional Guard, and in its stead organizes
n Reserve" After having served the
eight years appointed by law every SOL.
dier sailor, gendarme and policeman,
the military Borderers" excepted, will
belong to the reserve for two years.
The reserve it is declared with hs re-
qured "in case ot war or undeg ext'a-
ordinary circumstances to. cases inso
service, viii h active service will
cease with the unusual ciEcumstan,
ces."
There is again talk Of withdra wing
the French Austriaa troops from the
Papal States, leaving only a French
garrison at Civita VecSha, and supply
the other stations with the newly recru-
tied Pontifcal army.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

A NEW CALLlNo.-A gentleman in
New York offers to name children ior a
small remuneration. He 10, he says,
well acqur in,ed with the classics, has =
thorough appreciation Of poetry and
musie, and hence will guarantee to give
none other than smooth and harmonious
apPellations to the children Of parents
who may favor him with their patron
age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

HsThc question why printers do
not succeed in business rs well as
brewers 2" was thus answered Be
cause printers work (or the head and
brewers for tho stomach, and where
twenty men has a stomach bu, one has
a head"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

IowA.-It is now settled that the
Wings have one member Of Congress in
Iowa, a gain, and the Democrats the
other. The Democrats have carried
the State ticket by n greatly reduced
majority, probably not over 1900 The
Legislature will show a small Demo
cratic majority, owing to the Democratic
Senators who hold over.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

pThc Albany Atlas is terribly in
dignant because somebody, a't says,
has said that Frank Pierce was once IA
Wild colt" We suppose Frank Pierce
never was a colt, though we have ce'-
tainly heard OF his decent from a horse.
Prentice,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

n-Among the visitors in town we
notice the daughters OF Judge Concklin,
Minister to Mexico. Miss NJ. G.. Conck-
lin il known as the author OF the "Lives
Of Mary and Martha Washington"
They are passinga short time with their
friend Mrs. p. Ludlow on Spring street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

pHenry RapdI ESQ., has entered
upon his duties % Agen, Of the Germa-
mia Musical Society, in the place oi Mr..
IIelmsmuller who resigned, Mr. Band,
s German who has long been in
this country, and speaks tue English
language very aucnily. He isa thor
ough gentleman, and will no doubt make
n popular agent ior these excellent mu-
sicians
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

liis q disagreeable fix to be placed in
when you essay bow to fair friend
across on the opposite side oi the way,
to have an omnibus obtrude itself just in
season Tor your bow TO take effect direct
ly in the middle Of the crowd Of passen-
gers inside, half Of whom bow to you in
return, aud the other half stare in a pug
zlsd attempt to recall who you are,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

Uy Fifteen or twenty young ladies
belonging to Boston have hired house
Tor tho season, on the side Of the White
Mountains, near Conway, where they
are sporting their bloomer dresses, aud
enjoying the largest liberty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

Ten THovsAsp MEN WAsrEp,-Tho
Superintendent Of the Illinois Central
Railroad has advertised for 10000 men
to work Oh tha, road. As there are
over 700 miles to be completed, and az
the company has ample ce.h funds in
hands, an excellent opportunity is offer
ed for employment Tor two or three
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
). John, stop your eryinp,p said

John, stop your crying" said an
enraged father TO his son, who had
kept up IN in,oleyablc yell y for the
past five minutes. Stop, I say, do
you hear Z" again repeated the lather,
alter lew minutes, the boy still crying
You don't suppose can choke oil in a
minute do ,ou p chimed IN the hope
lul utohlu
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

~ In every Presidential campaign
certain Of the Democrats seem 10 have
about SD much abuse TO urter-about SO
much dirty work 10 do. Like the guam
,ity OF rain that fall. through any ono
season, il does not differ much from that
oi the preceding. This is an encoura-
ging view to take Of the matter, for
their organs arc 80 early at their msk OF
dctilin. their opponents, that we cannot
hui hope tina, they will be through some
time before election. The field oi the,r
operations 10 rather limited. Upon all
the prominent poin's in SCoTr's career,
where they would naturally suspend
their ISLANDERS, leading Democrats had
long ago hung their laurels. To those
who busy themselves with blackening z
his name, which dishonor never stained,
We have only TO say, gentlemen boot.
blacks the more freely you lay your
scandal on, the brighter polish his
name will take when Truth has rubbed
il off. Gentlemen buccaneers, who
would rob your country Of the glory of
her greatest warrior, General ScoTr
stands TO high for anything but the
smoke from your batteries to offend him,
hut their rebound may sink your own
craft, and there is no moral or political
boom derrick stiff enough TO lift you
from the mud and slime awaiting you
below.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

A Scott and Graham campaign pa
per has been started in Savannah,
Georgia, called the True Whig.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

Excitement in the Fire Department Il
B,!6aio.-There is considerable excite
ment in this city in consequence OF a
serious disturbance in the Fire Depart
ment.
In the new Charter for the City, the
Convention have resolved to make the
Chief Engineers Office elective by citi.
zens, instead Of by the Department.
This causes much feeling, and | am
well informed that il il the inte ItiOn OF
the companies tomorrow to march TO
the liberty poles, tie up the engines,
and disband every company.
Governor Hunt publishes long e1-
PLANTATION this morning, connected with
the pardon Of Weishunn which has
caused SD much excitement here.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
' Rrre'e House, Boslon, A,s. 25, 1859.
Dean CRANsTOS,-


Dean CRANsTos,-
am still nt this
mn gnifcent Hotel. And who blamcs
me 70. r.mnining here as long as possi-
bs7 IL il not tho best house IN the
wife world1 IL not Stevens the vtry
prince Of land lords Z Are not his as
sistants before almost any others IN the
world And where can the weary
traveller find such accommodations -
such rooms-such bAths-such sumptu-
GUS iare-such thoroughly drilled do
mestics- rs he finds at the Revere
House 20 yc gods and little fishes,'
how sumptuously we iare every day
and, il the story OF the rich man be the
indication of rel tive position in the
next lie, are not all who larry at the
Revere, liable to warm reception when
they shall have thrown off these mortal
robes2 Come 10 Boston and see the
Revere Gage. ] do engage, will do the
handsome thing by you; and sober fac
sd p.orsop will M, vou ,h,ouob in IN,
ton style.
Rv ,he v,v find m,nv ;ndeed
mos, Of the prominent characters | me,
a, tho Ocean House n, Tho Reve,.-
Visitors naturally pass from the one TO
the other. The Ocean House in New
~, ,nd IN. R.vo,. !, R,0,o,,
You will learn from the Boston pa
rers that Madame Widemann and com
pany, in whose welfare you took such
deep interest in Newport, are TO give
Concert at the MeIodeon next Saturday
night, in costume, with n good Orches-
ira. She will draw full house. Mad
anne looks splendidly when robed for
tho stage. She is just the kind Of ar
,ist to sui, the Bos,onlans-and when
they once know her worth they will 60
c,a,v with admiration. The stages
and coaches have ms, arnved with
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
GRAND FANCY. AND
DRESS BALL.

At a meeting held az the Ocean
0uss on ! Thursday Aug. 26, 1852, il
as unanimously Resolved lha, n grand
ancy and Dress Ball be given al the
cean House on Thursdry evening
ept. I'd.
The following gentlemen were np.
ointed Managers,-n and their name,
ere ordered to be pu blished -
Gov. Lawrence, X. !.
Colonel Gates. u. s. A.
General T. CadwaIlpder, Rem.
Col. Saml. Colt, Conn.
Col. +. s. Draper, N. Y.
James Tenant Esq, Penn.
Major Sherman, u. s. A.
Il. IA. w. JaI Wis, Conn.
Col. Steptoe, u. s. A.. ...
Ed. N. DieksrsoD, N. j
Col. HaIlett, Ala.
VIM. key Howard. Md.
Chas. X. C0ster, N. Y.
Lieut.. Z. Stockton, u. s. A..
L. Dean, Mass.
Wm. Middleton, s. G.
ID. DalrympIc,
Geo. Trolt, Penn.
Montgomery Ritehie, Mass.
Walden Pell, n Y.
Col. Davenport. Penn.
Col. Sparks, Cal.
T.. c. Barclay, X. L.
4. s. Mesier, N. Y.
w. S. Wetmore, N. Y.
Col. Stockton, N. Y.
Edward King, Il. l.
George Jones, RI.
Judge Grier. Penn.
Col. Willoughby, N. Y.
ii. G. Chadwick, N. Y.
Geo. w. Coster, N. Y.
w. ID. Lenis Jr, Penn.
Wilson Eyre, Penn.
Stewart Thorndike, Mass.
Col. A. G.. Rice, S. &.
II. u. Cbeves, 8. Z.
r.. w. White, Penn.
L. l.. Gillespie, Penn.
Gov. Power, ST. Lucia.
Ellwood Davis, Penn.
IF. Marsh, Mnrs.
J mes II. Strong, n. Y.
n. II. Ward, NY.
Major s. X. George, Md.
John B. Morris, Md.
J. ii. b. I.atrobe. Nd
Julius PringIe, Miss,
Mr.. Con nor, Miss.
Henry &. purand, N. Y.
Geo. Bancroft, N. Y.
David Sears Jr., Mass.
X. NJ. Gibhes, N. Y.
Delaney Kane, n, Y.
James Robb, La..
4. A. EmInstt. N. Y.
Allen Ous Macs.
J. Prescott Hail, N. Y.
Geo. NJ, TheiehcS Mass
Robert Ray, n Y.
Clement G. Moore, N. Y.
Benz. Adams, Mass.
Richard G. Derby X. L.
WIN. Cox Jr., PsiA
Alfred Jonss,N N. Y
J. Il. Branch. Florida.
Capt. Carr. u. s. A
+. +. Dorr. " Y.
Col. Ward u. Burnett, N. Y.
w. II. King, R.I.
George Miller, n, Y.
Judge Marvin, N. Y,
WIN. Habershan, Co,
II. S. X. Fassitt, Penn.
Lieut.. X. Townsend, N. Y.
n
Hon w. S. Archer, Va.
G. B. Blu tier, N. 7.
K. Dexter, Ohio.
J. G.. Carroll, Md.
Judge Eustis, La.
Judge Erwin, Ky.
B. +. French, N. Y.
Col. Farrells, Arkansns.
DIR. K. j. Lewis, Penn.
b. ID. Greene, Mass.
VIM. Hoyt, n. }.
ID. II. Haight, N. Y.
II. NJ. HoIbrook, Mass.
T.. S. Hall, Mass.
Thos. Kinnicut, Mass.
G.. s. Mth, III.
J. w. Coleman, Ohio.
II. Ludlam, N. Y,
Ejw., Mathews La.
j. r.. Mcintosh, N. Y.
Col. Isaac Monroe, Md.
1t. +. Morris, Royal Navy.
Il. o. Colt N. j.
ii. N. Slater, r. l.
VIM. Habersham, Ga.
+. Parker, Mass.
Henry Rosa, Ga.
S. G. Wyman, Md.
J. B. Steel, Ala.
DR.. S. p. Townsend, N. Y.
J. Suydam, N. Y.
w. II. Bruno, Md.
G.. Wolfe, N. Y.
&. w. Morgan, Penn.
A. A. Josephs, La.
l. =. Kellogg, N. Y.
Mr.. Osborne, N. Y.
Wickham Hoffman, n. Y.
Col. Ward, N. Y.
Daniel Lord. n. Y.
VIM, X. Calhoun, S. G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

pWe havo already said that the
Matinee Musicale on Wednesday was
we'll attended, and received with much
favor, IA il well might be, considering
the character Of the music. and the
fac, that the audience included a large
number Of people Of musical taste and
cultivation.
The Quartetto by Schubert "a pro-
juction very seldom PerioI med in this
country appeared To be very difficult
composition, hut was skiliully performed.
II is a beautiful composition. the An
dante Was perfectly ravIshing, as the
performers entering into the spirit Of
its pathetic flowing melodies, and rich
hurmonics. rcgaled US with music, in
which the lyrical sweetness ofSchubert,
seemed fused with the proiundiy Of
Beeih0vens harmony.
The Scptetto by Hummel IL also .
fine composition, in which MIR. Schar-
tenbsrg delighted the audience with
the skin and excellent taste, Of his per-
forman on the Piano Forte.
The concluding piece, a Nonetto by
Spohr it is difficult to say whether we
were more pleased with the light and
graceful Scherzo, the grand and stately
Adagio, or the rich and higly wrought
Finale, hut we hope soon to have AN
opportunity Of listening to it again.
Unquestionably the experiment Of a
Morning Concert, has been successful,
and we may look forward to course OF
such, another season, attended by the
fashion and beauty Of the place.
The last concert OF the Germania So
ciety will be given on Monday night,
and we would bespeak for il general
attendance, as IA parting testimonial Of
appreciation, on the part Of both visitors
and citizens.
Two SABBATHs.-At Westerly, X. L.,
q presented the very singular feature
OF two Sabbaihs every week. Almost
one half OF the inhabitants are Seventh
Day Bap,isis, who keep Saturday with
great sacrcdhess, and on noaccount will
do any work. The remainder observe
Sunday as holy day, and as s'udlous-
~ avoid all labor. The result is. that,
on Saturday, portion may be seen 60
ing to church, part Of the stores are
closed, and somc Of the factories are
shor thanded or closed entirely. On
Sunday the same thing is to be ob'erv
ed A part arc engaged in worship and
acts OF devotion, while their neighbors
are busily at work, and public worship
is disturbed by the din OF business and
the noisy hustle Of the crowd. Both
parties appear str oily conscientious, and
II live peaceably together, although the
partial observance Of two days is very
annoying and lnconvenient.-M Y III
II bune
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NoSpAY, Dec. 2O-P. H.

2OSDAif OcSs ~ "a
There was moderate business done at the
Morning Board. which opened heavy and continued
heavy at the close. At the Second Board the market
was more active and the tendency Of prices was up
inward. There was considerable disposition eyneed
10 buy the leading Fancies and full prices were bid n
the elo.e. The most considerable change to-day was
IN on0 Island the corner in which seems 10 be bro
ken. Il sold down to 80 and offered At that nzure
a, the close, q decline Of u p cent. bear 'a'e
WA made AT 30 seller I2 months Erie firm az tie
second Board and closed az %. 096i. The business
ON the Road continues to be very large. Stoningon
uas IN demand al S. and Norwich better. Harlem
IA not buoyant and closed q; rs. The Coal STOCKS
were In -ocd demand, and had upward tendency.
New Creek sold at q 40; Parker Vein o2, buyersixty
Cumberland 81, buyer sixty Cant,n sold at ll6l. IL
l. unders,ood that the number OF shares Is 70 be In
creased TO 5000 Zinc active, and the report pub
Ished this morning appears 10 have had favorable e.
feet, a. the market advanced 37ic. share. Crystal
Palace sold at lbs, further advance Of cent
Morris was heavy. In premium Stocks the market was
not active. Bonds were In good demand, and bad an
upward tendency Considerable sales Of Erie Convert.
tiles were made at full prices.
The market for Exchange is dull, and the
leading drawers have ps. their rates down TO 10 p
cent for sterling and good bills can be bad q p
cent The inquiry for the steamer 10 quite light.
Freights are not active but wen held. To
Liverpool 3o0o or 400 bills. Flour, 3i9a4 10000
bush Wheat lid al2id; 500 bales Cotton, SID a d.,
and s-lsd. for Sea Island Beef, 81 500 bbls. Resin,
| &c. To London we hear Of nothing Of importance;
foreign vessel took 1000 bbl Flour 1t 36. To Cali
fornis there ia large business doing o. full prices
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RANCH OF THE THERMOMETER At
1855 Ss.''''' 0s sxM. A'i Scsa sfM SFG.
Dec 20..............J9 90 % IL
ENTERTAINMENTS, &c.-Thc Peoples Lee
,ure tonight is by Rev. Mr.. OseooD. The title is
"I.uck and Pluck. or VIVA, Makes the Man and his
Forunes The name of tho lecturer is full guaran'
~ for an interesting and profitable discourse.
The course Of Lectures before the Mechanics lnsti-
tute will be commenced tonight by JAMES T. BRADY,
ESQ We are not aware Of the theme upon which Mr..
r. is to speak
The Geographical Society hold meeting at the Uni
versty. when Col RAMSEY will read paper on his
Recent Discoveries of n;eroceanic route through
Mexico
The American Institute Farmers Club meet as usual
at noon to discuss New Plants and the Uses OF Old
Plants"
The Protestant Half Orphan Society hold their Sew
cntcen,h Anniversary this evening at the Asylum IN
Sxth-av.
The Fair of the Ladies Union Aid Society OF the ~ f.
Church win commence at Metropolitan Hail.
At NrHlor. for Mr. Hudson's Benefit The Knight
Of Arva." by Bourcicault The Comic Opera - The
sultana and Tanning the shrew, with extraordinary
casts.
Al the BROADWAY, 1.-THE Per- once more to CON
clude with Married and settled
AT WArLAcKs,' She Stops 10 Conquer, aud
eBorn to Good Luck,
At BraroNs, for the frs! time this season, "Paris
and London; :" to conclude with the 1000 Miliners
See advertisements for Museum, Circus, Alns're1s'
ssgics, Panorama and Paintings &c
THE METROPOLITAN OF THE fAchic--
Among the passengers by the steamer yesterday ior
California is Charles Leland, Esq, ofthe widely known
Brothers Leland. hosts Of the splendid Metropolitan
Hotel, in Broadway Mr. L. goes 10 San Francisco at
he earncs, solicitation Of capitalists OF that cry 70
sstablish mammoth hotel the building tor which Is
hearty completed should he undertake the enter
Prise Qnd il Ia presumed that he will) the new Net
topoitsn of the Pacific" win be conducted on scale
heretofore unknown in the Golden State, and VIII DC
sng brother of their great establishment In TINS lily
ENJOYING CHARIrY.-An intellectual ana
esrtsble soree was given last evening in our Cy ON
plan aud for purpose which we trust VIII nnd
asny sppsovers and some imitators wherefore We
s that We shall be excused by those concerned io'
Pesking Of
Soue ladies' In the more fortunate walks OF he wno
literally bestowing their time and means 10 AID
seen the winter sundry poor and deserving WIDOWS
eAers unable fully to support themselves suggest
evening party In aid of their efforts, and their
being made known to Mr. Kemble, No. - Nine
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piaini wanted her TO ssn dced Which w,ld
veyed her interest therein and upon Der rfxas Q,
IL he said they world h. shortly two he sabse-
quenty proposed give her $500 and paw Der pas.re 20
sny part OF Europe she sond .ep.r.fou and
leave the United States eh she refused TO scrre 10 and
lie then sgsn threatened tbs they wczA Son be ssnd
thar HE object in this suit disps.es be- OF
her rights. &C. This 10 denied. Testimony takru
The counsel Cor plaintiff said they wished examine or
more witness but he lot IN Court. Adjourned 20 THIS
Before Judge IS6RAHAA
John s Carter AIT City q New-fors.
To recover s7o being for Y days 81 $40 per day ssvis.
pr physician in ssa already referred to- The Court sad
the points ofsw the Of the Sanitary Committee
10 APPOINT viii b. reserved the decision OF the Count
The question for the Jury will Be ~ TO what would BE-
proper allowance for the 2 days visiting physician YER
diet for plaintiff Sis
SUPREME COURT-SFEcrAI TEsx-Jutse EDWARDS.
DECISIONS.
John G. Williams administrator, &C.. AIT Cornelius an
deThilt.
One of six actions for damages BY loss OF
friends kc in the breaking Of the bridge az Staten Island
9TH Of July Motions made change the place OF tTs
from New York to Staten Island. Motion denied
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SECOND BOARD.


Dee .0-FirR Board-a0 Pennyvsni Railroad 90 5000
Per..ylysua &c. y I~nah o. - Psnnylyaua Ban,
i.gh u 77s s,huytm Nsvisaion g. y e2is slgo Moth
Amerrn C. al M 81 City Ralrosd o. 20, iO 5000
T~ra Rsrs'ered Notes. 100 sciuyk Nsrsson IN 10 lie
bah Navigator. 90 tons Island Rsfsaa y 20 20 !!
do 4 10 20 .OA 100 io e0ls $50 3D. so 100 "aans
tcn Rsrosd. 20. -, =. 49,, ~
S,so,J Boayd-lO AinehM Railroad, I1 p heehanfs bshs
"a sOn0 Penn gglG G5 d. gs 5Fsrmers ard n@rhis
F.rk 7I1 Is Do II 10 Diamond Coal ~ - Pens h,1
- 81 20 Gsrd l4 100 Lone IL nd Rtlroad y I'D
y, ~ 20 A Coal. lst ssz3 Leigh g. jss ~ hofn'
C.r.f NJ. 10 Peun Ddlk -. !.