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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
NOR AUSTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE

Il First and only Regular Packet The splendid 4 |,
entirely clipper ship WILLIAM FROFHiNGHAM
Lac tuns bucen, p Tucser, master viii seeeeed the
Magnolia her hrst voyage, and sail TOR P0rt ramp
sno SSdrsy erect on 2nth August This besuufa clipper
ship Wss but 'O the Caiorois aaa ChlaS trade anc I'M
eqDsd BY any vessel up for Australia Her accom-
nooaous spacious hsht and airy pecul2Tl sdAp
TED fUr the convent Oce Of families
An experiences gson accent Entes This ship
lie eoDfden'y expected tsSt she W n axe the passage
inroe u 81 days.
For freight pssge for which early application should
be made, 3pply 70
W 7. DAGAU'. No q Frou;-st-
RIfS~F Ii A NORTON. No 81 OLA slip.
ELLIOT, ARkELL = %. No ~ Peayl-st.
The Clipper Ship ASCUfNA viii ss;ceed the w Frolh
h .n ~. b.
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DOR BOSTON via NEWPORT an

4 FALL RlNER-Thc splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE. Cavt VIM Brown. and EMPIRE STATE,
CAPT Bera min BaJtou leave alternate dAys SUNDAYS
executed from Pier No Mr., the Battery ats NJ.
For freight srplv h0ard az the Office Pier No
TISDALE BOARUEN, Agents, Nos and II Westst.
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The STAGES iOr Squsm viii in connection with b1s
STAGES to convey al parts Of toe c)untry
All persons orbd trusting the above boat the
OF the
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EoR CaARLESTON-Semi- Weekly

n 'Oh C1a RLESI ON-Seml- w cehly
n, = Mall LiBe.-The new msguifc-ut sud -xcset
Iasy iAst sfsatnslip IAMES ADfER !. Do<n.oo, COM
mmssseeL WI leave Pier No North River. On WEDNEs-
"a Jolly g az 0eleck NJ, precisely. Fer freight,
sppD on bad where All bIsrf sding viii he signed aud
of passage. thsyins oneGus - sco0mm0dso1sl the
''sHtiss rooms Of sPokRoRD, TILEsTON kCo,
No q Soath-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28

CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
~ and GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York 5tes q.
chip COmpsuys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1854
ns sDd 400 horse power, Robert Craig Commander wili
sii from EewYork for Glasgow, SATURDAY the l4.s
OF August next at IL o'clock noon
Frd Cabin, (Ssloon State RoomsJ ............to0
First Cabin, (Midship State Rooms ........... IS
Second Cabin. ...:..:........:.:........... 80
Stewards fee included
Apply 10 ]. HcSYMON No. 50 Broadway.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. !, NORTH River
foot Ct Battery place by A5oAt John Po@rTS1 lines
daily Morning Line leaves st 81 Afternoon ESoress
Line al r NJ through 10 Philadelphia 10 hours Fare
let class g, Cd class hue bv p VI only 8 Return.
ilR leave PhsdelphiA foot Of Wsout -. at AM and
" EU.i.Iant Line BY Steamboat Transport from Pier
Nal at ) Pm. FARE 81 50.
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Ocean 6teamers, Sc.

A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-
~ lar tine of Packets for Pert Philip and sydney The
rbscrbas will dispatch the festsne ard tsvonte Packet
MADISON on the LIST Of August 1.-THE above vessel CON-
handed BY an experienced who has been
N The AUstraan trzde the accommodations superior
any ship port hsvipa large and sIs. sfate roornA
vel adapted for families single persCns Those embark
he for the colo regions should make early applications
10 secure berhs 10 number being already engagAd For
t,sht or passage Apply pier No q East River OF to
BUfLFR BROTHERS Australian Packet Once, No. los
and lis Southst
NB-The tar1 Of duties goods imported into Austria
la can be seen a. the office Of The gubscglberA
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County OF NV York hereby ali
having claims MARTIN BRUINS, hate Of the CITY Of New
iOrs deceased pesru; the vouchers thereof
crber hs residence No Is Rose the Cy Of New
York before the tventyhth day Of December usGLDatsd
New York, the twenty second day 0t June, lSJ2.
j-23 lswomWed* THOMAS WALLACE, Executor.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

" JERSEY-Throughf from New York to Easton ia -Four
Bours. Leave New ORR for Easion Pa b. steamer RED
JACkET from pier No. North River 8. A. NJ s1d p.
Leave for sOmer lille above, 81 and 10 a., and
a.
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IN PURSUANCE of IN order of JESSE e,
SMITH ESQ Surrogate the County OF KINGS hereby
fV-n according 10 law % all perons Eayns claims against ERAS
It's TONPkINS. late Of h@ CRY Of Brooklyn, i-cesst a
ty required exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
the sber HENRY YOUNG Do. Office No Maiden lans
. Cy NaYork before the fret DAY Of November
FRANCES NJ TOMPKINs r.,o,.
I.g6nWed.s HENRY YOUNG. NA7'""'''
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Sa,nii'hE tOCkT.--ln the matter of the
Of Se fo. ,.,- ENfpSDI,Sas c as 9lAs cy
de 1,sa. = wStxfk SAL a,;.s, w.LKsk. sSi
% a. % orr .,'s o. "a, av Sc, si,S =, $500 '''
Onte "Aasr and oaas', ,le .,r.., ps 80 % osaFe.
Of Ses Yort pursuant 20 sisr,e ii - Hosay q tae CITY
;hs; he aid NJ sayor A'er-a coass asa 9sesi-a,
STATE social Tern n a. -, s Cea o. he
Al he Gu Hal o. ne 10 O. Ma fo'. 90 sArUkDAY I.I.s
DAY A.svs' % a. e oseDns Of u Court az o. :.
scog hereafter couasel csu b. hard. to -
sbd A..~-r, .nuis3 nasr "a r-ss -
tA Ands sne pr,Hse. ns tes-a a--..sry
N IS. .bsl con ON % ,rr Rs.oors al H. cern-1o coS
passed july lst M vh sad Resolatons foRo1s IL
Resoej 1t That Csnals oy direct ha-. I'D
ss.efy ARE Of caas. - e,sa5s9 e oaana~I a
setFy ~ ,ns a1 =, e ~ 2. Se~seT such hs- 50 co.
streets 81 Tat w.ksrs. Mue.rry. Lssh~-.t -
seL'i 90 The norts se A. a, 20 mae "sss,t. e-'sesa
49, cf s1ch widening wsaer b. eoaaIe "a Ir. zoe !,
isueS al a p, - Gs a~s- !. sasls .s r :, "a
~ hat '.-,, Eos ~ NJ, ~ e,,ss -
direct hns o. Rugers that TIE and sach
.trr.,. s6 Tts tie so,tsery Ire Of tie srSs f snc =
tsifthsr oonn leJ direct sas, Brsisay, aai that Al
tie aud goetseen -- Als r-' nnnu-d sni Beet Brost
Wy snd Ra'ssr, Il D. Opened a. Pue -,Iest IN nHA,
Sa1a 49, s e''ert.a ot ePoeS Or ro~n r,s n. .tre,
hsf sAs efs.i't ty 'lton u tie Comnnn Consol p-
~ 's ~ 90 A az iy o. va. .Ss, r. ,sl 20 a., a.
Of he Corpstr - Ard - sss.5y sr-stf ~ ai. s
Court urtsr tie ..s R-uon OF tie s,S MAJ SO - a. .assS
~ 20 carp INTO s-t tie sid pan hereby altered
stf lie Mayor, Aldermen ard CuunonAy OF Cly OF New
lot tuher ths' place a1rrsai they
MI ao make apphcstou for the r.RPgonsut he prrsnt Com
u'soners Of E'imst- sni .a,t 81 natter
proposed to be Amended Dated New Yok July ~ 80
Jy39 Aus "a HENRY p DAVIES. Aorrsy
SUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
OfOhk JOHN P HAMILTON, plaintiff, ass.ns, ALBERT o.
WILCOX ard AIS EiIIABErH tis eu- JAMES AUGUSTUS
HAMILTON and MANY ". hs wife, EMILY " HNMILroS
ADOLPHrs HAMIIIoH .na JAVR ntTItDl b. VIE. sai
ALEXANDER : HAMILTON. teebdants.-sanmon.-F or Re-.
heIo the Deieants named Ynn hereby summoned
sad required he this which hedn
tie oa,e OF tie Clsd Of tie CITY snd County ol Nes York
The Cry Hal 10 f~ Gu OF lok tbs llth ity ol
Jelly, D. 1882 and O. copy Of your the .ad
complaint the subscriber ~ hi oHce No Sasau the
sUd Cy OF New lob, witr after Of
eAcuste the day sf
the sai paint within he sr,-ad ptnud
thu vii Apply he Cuu the relief demanded
communicated. July llls51
yii lsvsww~j GEo IRELAND Jr.. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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L'OR ALBANY, 81; POUGHKEEP-

Ia
IL Sic, 50 CTS, HUDSON IS CTs.-rhe new and eis
CANT steamer FRANCIS sKIDDY will leave her dock foot
day for Albany, anoin4 at West Point Nswburrh Pough
kespsie, Hyde Psfk, Kingston Bristol Cstss an HUDSON
Returning leaves Albany Tuesday Thursdsy and Saturday
at the hour making the landings Is above B.
Under circumstances will Of the above landings BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of JESSE G.
SMITH, Esq Surrogate Of tie County - King,
hereby gwen according law, an persons claims
ANS DOKEMUS late Of the City Of Brooklyn deceased that they
exhibit the with The vouchers thereof ~ It's
subscriber hs residence Old Bedford Road Putnarnav
The City Of Brooklyn before the 3st DAY Of December
Lext.--Datrt - -ue ~, 1907. GILBEBT DOKENUs.
4wi D. Administrator.
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yJHEcEMAy, Aucuonser.

WAL UABLE REAL ESTATE In
Y Greenwich Corner, AT AUCTlON.-Wiil be sold at
phc Auction the 2Sh dsy July instant ct 10 Ielock
o, the premises ell the Real Estate belonging 70
~ ale hrrn Of WHITE DUFF, situated at Csscob, 40
,.l-ot 10 ssid Greenwich VIZ
lnt or hsf acre Lane with Store ana House there
- ga frt rsle Dock suitable 20 market boat from
e other tract Of Land, c0ctslulns about half se
9Th Dweue house and Wood shed thereon aiding and
- SET q Railways hauling ships attached
ice AZ same time and place large 10; Of Ship Timber
,.d Plant and ether materials used IN building vessels
sale positive AMOS NJ. BRUSH,
BY power OF attorney.
rGresawich, Conn, tCsscob) July Y, 1852
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n
NJ tie County Of New Ysk hereby AL
HAVING claims JOHN HORNBI Jr late ct the City OF New
fo -e-s~et 20 p~~en the same with vouchers thereof % the
sub-,rb~r the Office OF SCOLES co PER, ElrA, No 70
Chs tie City New iurk, the hh
Decent nexi-Datej New Yoh the
June I52 -je3 laVtmN ed" JAMES L. LYON, D. ESecuto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-28
NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGH

Il LAND DOCk, OCEAN HOUSE, Gone Branch
PORT WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, lMiodletovn,D and RED sANK.-The popular
stesmer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt }; coris4 vtl s.vs
Rohinson-s, P'er, North River, ufollovs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12
MdrrteO.

In Providence, I'd inst, MIR. Charles +. Davis,
and Mrs Sarah r. Graham, both Off
In Fall River, MIR. Abiathar Eddy, and Mrs
Clarissa Francis.
In Stoning,on, CT, Mt the Wadda~ apnock
House, by Rev. Mr.. wiky Mr.. Ebcnener Wood,
of North Providence, aud Miss Alice Dean, Of
Assonet, Mass.
In Providence, Mr.. Charks +. Davis and Miss
Sarah y. Graham, both of Prov.
Dr. Providence 5,h inst, by Rev. DR.. Hall.
Philip Allen Jr., and Mar, Rivers. daughter of
Matthew Watson. Esq all of that city.
In this town, by Rev. X J, Stewart, Thomas
Wilkinson, OF Newport, and Hannah Gill. of
Woonsocket fahs.
In this town, by the Rev. X. ]. Stewart, ,Thcm-
as Somcrvillc, and Mary Saxby.
Al Alexandria, Virginia. Hon. William Tens
pie, Of Smyrna, Delaware, ,x- Governor Of thai
State, to Miss Kate Lowrr, daughter Of John
Lowbcr, Esq Of Alexandria.
At Annapolis, on the Sd inst, by Rev. Mr.. Nel
son, }. Van Ness Philips, U. $. Navy, to Lasra.
daughter Of Chancellor johnson, Of Mar, land.
In Taunton, 18th inst, Mr.. Philo w. King, Of
Raynham, Macs. aud MISS Amanda II. va'sns
tine, Of Freetown, Mass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12

Mn. WHiPPLE's LECTURE On Satur-
day evening, T.. p. Whipple, ESQ, de-
lvered the frs, Of his promi, ed Lectures
at Ocean Hall. The subject was The
American Mind" theme well adapted
to both the analy ,ical and synthetical
powers oi the lecturer. Mr.. Whippc
commenced with lucid notice OF nell
tai development as Influenced and mod
flied by national circumstances. lie
rapidly and with considerable skill
skeiched the Puritan character, both in
its religious aud political aspect, noticed
the various races who contributed to
the settlement Of this country in its ear
ly days OF tral and struggle, and shew
how from the various elements furnish
ed by natives of ditieren, lands, the Yam
kre character was formed-it being n
combination Of the distinctive features
OF all with the addition OF q mental 30
er exclusively and entirely its own.
The lecturer contendcd that the mcr-
camille srnt of America was no proof
Of the absence Of genius, ,-bu, rather An
evidence Of that prime quality being d..
rected into practical channels. In the
course nj the lecture were given some
admirable notices OF the powers Of Web
strr. Calhoun and Clay. in which the
mental features of these eminent men
were most i;licitously skerhed Al
zines the thoughtful portions Of the lee
,urs were enriched BY flashes Of humor
and pungen, pleasantly.
The lecture was listened to with pro-
found attention by an audience compos-
ed oi some Of the most gifted and celc-
hrated persons now IN Newport and its
vicinity. This evening Mr.. Whipple
delivers his lecture on "The English
Mind" T" when we may confidently look
for brilliant and minute dissections of
the brains Of such men as Chat am.
Holt Coke, Nelson, Burke, Shakespeare,
Newton and Milton. Doubtless, a very
large audience will assemble to hear
from one of our most distinguished
American analysts, the result, Of his en-
quiries IN the composition and charac.
crisiics oi the EN- lish Mind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12
IErnm the Irish Amcrlcin.l

AsAPrEAL TO Commos SIssb.--l wont
do, at this day. to advance AN opinion without Civ,
ing a reason ior il. We nigh, tell the public in
every issue of our pnpcr, ,ha, HuToHIses' vEG-
IrABLE DYSPEPSIA BITLERs were q specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
of IL, bat they would NJ believe our ,ps, DIRT
without we gave them the Why and the where.
fore. We therefore state, as the result oi per.
sonal observation and f,om the concurrent testi
rcny of Ill ow friends and acquainiances who
have tried the article, 90 have seen il tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, aud restorative properties are
altogether unequalled. Tha, 1t braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits imps',s
6rnness TO the nerves, and invgora'es the oonsti.
tuition; and that its stimulating effect is ollow,d
by m reaction. We therefore consider IL the
very best sto,nachit which ne,.ical science has
yet given To- mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates of remark
able cures, and the hiah estimation in which this
Medicine s held by the public rrcss, can b. had Il,
the sgen,s, free.
PRior 80 orrrs rIH sorrLs,
Principal Office, i22 ful,en street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12

III anything IN the world will make
a man ieel badly, except pinching his
fingers in the crack OF door, il is I'M
questionably aquarrel. No man ever
fails to think less of himself after than
he did beiorc-it degradcs him in the
eyes Of others aud, what is worse.
blunts hiI sensibili,y on the one hand,
and increases the power and passionate
irritability on the other. The truth is
the more quietly and peaceably We all
get on the better ; the better for us, the
better for our neighbors. In nine cases
out Of ten the wiscst course is, il "A man
cheats you, to quit dealing with him ; if
he be abusive, quit his company if he
SANDER you, take care to live 30 that no.
body will believe him. No matter who
he is, or how he misuses you--,hc wis
est way is just to let him alone for
there is nothing better than this cool,
calm and quiet way of dealing with the
wrongs We meet with.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12
Electors.
ELISHA HARRIS, Of Coventry.
ISAAC p. HAZARD, Of Newport
AMOS ID. SMITH, Of Providence,
CHARLES ALLEN, Of North kingstown,
Electors.

lyon Monday evening n Warrant
was served OH Mr.. Copeland, Of the
United States Hotel, on com. laint OF
Robert Seattle, ior an alleged violation
Of the Maine Law I; at the Court OF JUS
tees yesterday the Gaze was continued
until n week from to-day. Four men
came down from Providence as witness
ses niier the ad journuent oi the Court,
these men paraded down street, and
when in the vicinity Of Bannister's
wharf they were salu,ed with any quan.
tiiy of rotten c. ", 80 that they present
ed quite n varicgatcd appearance
One oil the men drew pistol and aimed
it at a gentleman who was near hi.n,-
they soon after went up street and all
was quiet again.
Now we have few words to say IN
regard to this matter. II the Maine
Law 10 TO be enforced, let il be done BY
our own citizens, and we presume that
al will submit as quietly TO the process
Of law III this community as elsewhere.
But if the Temperance iunatics of this
town have mt the moral courage TO do
the work themselves, they must not ur.-
der,ake ~ hire ruifians from Providence,
10 come do wn here, aimed with pistols,
10 carry on warfare against any whom
they luncy are selling liquor; because,
II this 10 done, there will be a spirit
raised here which it will not be easy to
subduc. aud il would probably result in
The most direiul consequences.
The law is odiou. enough at best, and
1t 10 quite enough to have il enforced 10y
our own citizens who are fanatical or
who are willing to stgmatizc them
selves with tho disgraceiul name Of
common informer, Tor IA little money
hut we repeat, il will not do for in,erlo-
pcrs TO csus here for this purpose from
other parts Of the State.
Such transactions are neither pleaf-
ant or reputable but they are to be
expected where men become SO much
excited in regard TO law which is ~
unpopular in this community and espe-
clnlly where cowar ly means are resort
ed To for the enforcement OF that law.
Since the above was written we learn
that the four spies from Providence,
who came here as witnesses, were ar
rested OF a warrant yesterday, for at
tempting to fire pistol and also for be-
i ng concerned in creating row, and vi
oia,ing .he peace and dignity Of the
State.
In few words the real Temperance
men who are not ianatlcal il they do not
wish to injure their cause, had better
keep their Providence spies and witness
ses ut home LEI Newport people take
care Of their own affairs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12
j)te0,

In Worcester, on the 4th inst, Mr.. Bernard
Hill, formerly Of this town.
IT, this town, Wednesday aftc noon, Mrs. Sarsh
Brown, widow Of the late Capt. Samuel Brown
and eldest daughter Of Capt William Enss. aged
~ years.
In Rocka~ay, N. j.. 2sd ult.. Mr.. David
Gordon, a so di of,Le revo, ton, aged 93years.
In this town, Thurst mo,I ng, Mrs. Sarh.
Ann X tn, ,ne, widow of ilIiam ii Rithbouc,
aged So years.
In Providence, 26tn ult., M. Joseph WarrsA
King, son Of Henry King. Esq of CranssoS, in
tho 3cd year Of his u e.
In Westerly, 81 inst, Miss Abby Brown. aged
~ years.
At the Newport Asylum on the 9Th. yiole,
Fl,gg, aged 80 years.
In this town, on the 8 y, suddenly, Mrs. Sa-
rah Ann, wife of Lieut.. Richard ii. Brush, u. =.
A., and daughter Of the late George Blight. "f
Philadelphia.
At Naugatuck. c., Aug. Sd, Col. Levi Whit
ing, u. =. A., pg 62 wears.
At Aio' 'lr, Ala, ,'on the ID init, ofysllow fe-
yer, Car. A. Irvi Lewis, formerly Lieuten>
ant in Il Texas army, and Lat riy IN command
Of the steamers Creole asd Pan GRO. Of the Lo-
pez ex"ediiion.
In Providence, Monday, Miss Harriet f
Clarke, daughter Of MIR. John &. Clarke, in the
22d year Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12

U5The London Athe, rum has the
following generous notice of new book,
by C. W. Curtis. (the IIowadjD. entitled
Loros-EATiNG."
A delightful "reminiscences OF Summer
Ramblcs, d, scrbing some Of the most
attractive points Of American scenery,
with impressions of life AT famous water.
ing-placcs, and suggestive comparisc ms
with celebrated objects OF interest in
Europe. Dreamy, imaginative, roman
tic but reposng OH basis of the health
lest rcnli'y--tinged with the richest
colors Of poetry but full Of shrew ob-
scrvation and mischievous humor-
clothed in delicate and dainty felicities
Of language-the volume is what It's
title indicates-the reyerie ofa summers
pastime, n | should he read in summer
haunts, accompanied with the music Of
the sca shore or breezy hill-sides.
Although claiming no higher character
than pleasant book Of light reading, il
will enhance the reputation oi the auth
or both nj home and abroad, az one of
the most picturesque and original of
American write s.
This mosaic. work Of ideas. scenes,
aud feelings makes ,he book very plea.
SAINT to follow. The reader becomes
himself "A lotos eater yet We are no,
sure, that when he has got to the end
Of Tim little book, lie has not obtained
more vivid, accurate, aud enduring i'm.
preston oi American scenery than could
have been conveyed to him by hard and
local lines, however perfect the daguor-
reotype used in their transfer 10 his
mind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12

When we hear men and women speak
lightly OF the industrious part OF the
community, we feel just like tracing
back their gcuealogy. We have done
so IN several instances, and you would
be surprised at what we learned. The
most aristocratic man OF our acquaint-
ance is the grandson of fiddler the
proudest woman, the daughter Of a shoe
maker. 1t beuays lack Of good sense
to condemn or to look with contempt on
any vrtuous person, however poor he or
she may be. The wise and good res-
pcct and love goodness, wherever it
may be found in all its beauty and ef-
fulgencc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12

Ora Goldfish, supposed to have wan
dercd from the fishlng-grounds, was ia
ken off Monhcgan, n day or two since,
but the letters V II being found upon
on him, il was clear tina, he belonged TO
Her Majesty Victoria, and accordingly
his cap,ors let HIM go. Their conscien-
tious regard for the rights OF others will
be appreciated, when il is stated that
there was no British cruiser in sight
The fish also bore distinct impression
OF tAo large ears, supposed to be the
private mark Of the Earl oi Derby
Bangor Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12
Aid OF THE TIMES NEWPORT IT, THURSDAY MORNING AUG H. 1852
TIE People LOVE ScoTr The New

The PEOPLE LOVE ScoTr The New
Orleans Bulletin re.ates m anecdote Of
distinguished orator who was address
ing "A Pierce Ratification meeting at Ba-
ton Rouge. which is too good to be lost.
The speaker had been crllcising Ger.
Scoil's character, and ~ last descended
10 an examination oi his habits, bearing
and tastes. lie represented, says the
Bulletin, the heroic old General ns a
man Of great vanity, who was remarkably
proud OF his personal appearance, and
who was never satisfied either on parade
ground, or on The battlefield, unless the
golden epauleis gl,Iered on his should
ers, and IA towering plume waived from
his chapeau. "But I must say, fellow
citizens (said the speaker evidently
ashamed Of himself } that epauiets and
plume were ai,oays toand giifering and
wairing rhere The battle ragged Jfercsst,
where The bullets rdined fhickest, and
phere The carnage rds deadiiesi, direct
ing the American arms on TO glorious
victory" The loudest applause Of the
day followed the utterance Of these
truthful words"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-12
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