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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01
CLAIMS sTrwEfs rnE UNITED STATES

CLAIMS rTwEEs THE UNITED STATES
AND GnEAr BRlrAis. convention
has been sgrced 10 between this coun-
try aud Great Britain for the settlement
OF various claims made by each. Each
Government is 10 appoint commits
sioner, and the two shall meet at Lon
don, at the earliest convenient oppor-
tunity, 10 examine and decide upon all
such claims having first named ihlrd
person as an arbitrator or umpire, and
his or their decision shall be final. No
claim arising out OF any transaction OF n
date prior to the Path Of iDecembcr, lSl4,
shall be submitteL TO this commission.-
Every claim must be submitted within g
months after the first sitting Of the COM
mssioDers, and all shall be decided up
on within year. All payments OF ad-
miCtcd claims shall be made within one
year ter the decision, without inter, ST
and without any deduction. The slla-
ry Of each commissioner shall be not
less than $1,000 year or E63U, Il be
paid by their respective Governments
the expenses OF The commission 10 be
paid by rateable deduction from the
awards. Ratfcations have been ex-
changed and the President has made
proclamation accordingly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01
HERALD OF THE Times
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TERMS-.$2 in advance, or 1925
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U"The London Quarterly Review
'or July, republished by Leonard Scott
4 Co., contains eight valuable and very
interesting articles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

6t-We are indebted TO Pcckham &
Davis, OF San Francisco, for late Cali
iornia papers, by the last steamer, d.
livered 10 US by Mr.. Robert Gran
dali
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

The new comet is 3O,OoO,OO0 miles
from the sun, and 90 100000 miles from
the earth. Gentlemen and ladies look
ing for him will please point their
glasses to the n. n. w. and not lie
deceived by the gas lamps in the street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

U Thanks To MIR. Adams, OF the
steamer Canonicus, for Providence pa
pers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

U7Among the visitors at the Touro
House we notice the Hon. Horace Bin
ney, ol Philadelphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

lFThe Ladies will find Rmmell's
Toilet Vinegar an excellent Toilet ar
teIe II may be had al the store Of b.
IL. Tisdale & Son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

SomtOjy sole a watermelon from
patch in FIichburg, The other night. and
lel a pocket-book on the ground corr
tanning s5Un. The proprietor Of ths
patch noyeriise- thnt he has lrw moro
melon. l,'i!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

Us. D.Again we have to thank Mr.. Ad-
ans, of the Canonicus, for Providence
papers delivered to us several hours in
advance Of the mail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

The Washington Republic has chang
ed owners ami hereafter will only be
published weekly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

~" The Pearl Street House, New
YORK, was entirely destroyed by fire, Oh
Tuesday afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01


The OLD ATHEIST Dead and ofai
his wealth not sufficient 10 bury him
with proper decenry. Died, doubling
TO the Las,-poor old grc!-headeG Alhc-
!st
Years ago his home was palace
HIS daughters were beautiful his soDs
stately and Noble. He glocicd in his
unbrIIei 'Jls eyes stood out with lat
ness 1t seemed hard to the poor Chris
tans, and one was tempted 10 say, 1T
Is better with the wicked than with tie
good
But 10y these wet ciods, on which the
ram dripS Gismally, lies his pine coffin
And the sexton strikes 1t with his shovel,
aad coarse JeSts proiAue the garden Of
Cod
Poor old Atheist" One daughter
lies broken hearted IN an early grave
One ~ foreign land wand-r5 under
the weight OF hIs curse. The youngest
son, The old mans darling, fots IN jail;
the other died drunken.
All were Atheists. Prosperity kept
them company long. Their shIps sail
cd in safety. Their orchards were new.
er lighted. Slckucss tainted not their
beauty ; care and disappointment left
their hearts alone.
But to-day where are they, with the
wealth and glory o property !
Ay! it is true.
"rhe mill OF God grmds iatc-Jm ii
grU,Js 80 po,cier.'
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COUNTING THE VOTES. e.

Report Of the Governor and Secretary of State
to the General Assembly, at the September sos-
sion, giving the result oi counting the votes ir
and agains; convention to flame "A new cOnst-
tuition.
Not n word was said--not laugh, not Jest,
As the bags on the ,alle we umblcd
Not "A single old llunker his venom expressed,
Not one Of the dear people grumbed.
We counted then slowly, from noon ill dark,
The votes with our gloves on computing F;
For the paws of the people had left their mark,
And we iea,ed the snall pox in the gluten.
No useless excuses we made or proiessed
Nor in Post or in Mirroriwe bound them;
But they hay like humbus exposed and confessed
With the scorn Of the people around them.
Few ard short were the curses We spoke,
Aud We said not "A word Of adherence,
But we steadlasty gazed on the Charestownjoke,
And We bitterly thought Of poor Lawrence.
We thought as we added the ayes and the noes
The resrt We shall always rcmcnbcr--
That the Wing and the iiuaker would laugh at
OF the session that meets in Septcn.ber.
Loudly they'll swear at US sternly they III frown,
And say that We killed the convention
But nothing vel rcck, for We know it's gone
[down
To place tis not proper To mention.
Ere half our weary task WAS done,
We were both OF US almost choking,
To think Of the ridicule, satire and fun,
Tha, the wings would he wickedly poking.
Slowly aud sadly we gathered them in,
jus, as the people had cast them
Aad we spoke not word, bat We thought, with
II grin,
They've now got a dose that will last them.
Pyou9cace y0m.
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Nrw ORLEANS. August 81.

The number OF uterments reported
to-day was 27O. including 2iS from yell
low fever The total number OF deaths
during the past week has been | $50,
OF which 1880 were from yellow fe-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

My dear fellow" said Beau
Hickman 10 waiter in hotel, 81 have
rrspoc isr flies indeed | may say am
loud of hlcs-bnt like To have them
and my milk in separate glasses they
mix so much better when you have
control Of both ingredients"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

The Quaricrmast,r Of Vandcibilfs
yacLi tia North star, MIR Flint, fell
overheard anG was drowned on the
pa,sige rom IIavrc 70 Gibraltar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

FREMONT MEDICAL School IN Bos-
roN.-The annual Catalogue published
by David Clapp, Boston, shows that
this successful institution has received
from forty 10 fifty private students annu
ally Tor several years. ltls conducted
by Drs. Bgelow, Slower, jackson,
Holmes, and ii. J. BigeIow, who hold
daily exercises during two-lhirds OF the
year, and occasional examinations dur
ing the medical lectures o Harvard I'm
iversity IN Boston from November &c
March. Special practical advantages
are furnished 10 the pupils at the Massa-
chuset,s General Hospital and other IN
stitutions Of the city, and in Dispensary
practice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

Among the visitors in the city, we
notice Mr.. Fry, the muslcul editor of
the N. Y. Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

A youth asked his fathers tancton to
his project OF marriage. The old gentle
man, requesting his son to pray with
him, prayed that if The match was
against the will OF the Lord he would
throw obstacles in the way and make it
impossible. The son interrupring,
cried:
Oh, Lord, don't you do it for must
have her any how !!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-09-01

Among the arrivals at tie Ocean
House we notice Father Gavazzi. be-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-27
The governor Of Oregon.

We observe that the appointment OF Hon. John w Da-
Wis 10 this important station is hailed with great sasfac-
lion by the press Of Indiana, without distinction OF party
The Indiana State Seatnel has the following:
.Ios ions w DAyrs.We gratfed TO learn that tho
President has conferred fellow onen, Dr.. John
Davis of Sullivan county the appointment of governor oil
Oregon. THIS 10 os excellent appointment, aud one
which will be highly gratifying the numerous friends OF
this gentleman. His disiing uished services member
OF Congress- presiding officer OF that body minister
China all give ample testimony OF his peculiar fitness In
any administrative department"
The Indiana (Vincennes) Patriot, the Tene Hauts
Journal. and the Vincennes Gazette. (whig all notice
the appointment in highly complimentary terms The
ability and energy displayed by Mr. Davis in the several
high positions which he has before occupied give con :
elusive evidence that his appointment will be as benef
cal 10 the public service is popular with the ssanch
democracy OF Indiana
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Pension FRAuDs.-Penson frauds becoming so
frequent that the government has determined 10 punish
them ia the severes Pension agents and others
have frequently been in the habit of manufacturing evil
dence to get pensions They have procured false ce
icates and added certain things to evidence which
not in itself sufficient 10 procure pension The govern
has been liberal in payngpen not only TO SOL
ders oil the revolution and other wars, but TO their
widows and children shonest persons have awaited
OF this iberay, and they have frequent
ly succeeded in drawing money from the treasury BY
forged papers. The government is determined to stop
this business. and system of rigid scrutiny in
troduced, and The guilty punished with severity
Ii is no longer ago than last May believe, that Wal
ter Taylor sentenced 10 the penentay OF this State
for years, for issuing fraudulent pension papers
Since then the government, has found another case in
which he had committed the crime, and instructions
were Immediately transmitted the proper officers to
bring him up for another trial. The result is that he is
sentenced 10 prison for five years Those who
commit pension frauds will hereafter lind " hard row"
before them Hartford Tines.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-27
Isy J. Q. rrcaUlRE. Auct,onrer.

r EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
II nurson Tuesday morning. October 4,, 10 O'clock shall
the residence OF Mira. Keller, Presidents square,
household and kitchen unure comprising everything
a ass boarding house, We part
II Large French plate mirrors, Psyche glasses
Mahogany sofas, rock and parlor chairs
Marble and other tables
Fine mahogany and painted wadrohcs +, .H
Mahogany marble top dressing and plain bureaus
Marble Top and plain washsands
Tapestry, three ply and ingram carpets; rugs
Mahogany French other bedseads RI.
Feather beds, hair nd husk
Bedding Of description, table linen
Fine u white and gilt china
Large OF cTockeTy and glass
Large reftgerato hail. SOLAR and other lamps
Two Berlin Crates, cooking stove paror stoves radiators
large of kitchen with other ARTICLES
mention. Nh sftei tt .t
$ a superior quality
offering favorable oppstunty fornsing @
At y O'Clock /
si.T Ono gentle horse, eight years old. sF s.at}l
a good and harness -. .lEs or aal
And a superior mich #H=etE E.a
sum, credit four,
months satisfactorily endorsed, interest,"
altA J. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep24-d Am FN.flolsea Auconeer.
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TUE person TO
required proposals o the work invited fol
Proposals will be received until day nsrt September for
Of distractions TO the navigation Of Red Lou
from ,hs same ,or Ionses, period.
The amount these proposals united not to exceed the Of
bidder win propose 70 Ismos, ,.a raj. and
perod specifying in his bid the time In which he proposes 70
day June, and number years, counting
during which tine he binds himself The ad
navigation from ran obstruction.
will be HI. bond for $4,000 with
faithful Of the contract Zach bder win transmit. at the
same time win us %. n,%.. % ns ION. ~so% W
sisn his bond ur.nes " above mentioned AND also The ee
he resides that s are s ". and .' he
be No bid viii be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with, ..ss.
Term. Of Payment. - st5sef
OF 100000 appropriated the above Object $4,000
paid OF removing ra follows
VII, Whenever The contractor ,n, report ss portion Of The
pointed by the Department; oppsss
3 st s pa "" pay % % 2. IL. s
Of sa ~sS mss Tss
ss," OPEN. ssss .s s"
s s and % is1 sssS Ss % open pso No
:. ss On no
envelope, Proposal. for renewing Red ,ivs r.h"
eoa%se, according judgment the bid
Colonel Corps Typographical Esrin.er
under he
hereby including Novsmbc
ny order J. J. ALERT, ttfa
Colonel Corps Typographical Ensipeep.
To Inverted the Union and inshsescer wasAineou.
Red Ale Iands Louisiana
Louisville Kentucky Arksnsss Democrat
Rock Arksasas Cincinnati Gazette Cincinnati
Ohio Pitsburr Post Pibug Pennsylvania LouisiAns Counsr
and Daily Delts Orleans Louisiana Appeal Memphis Ten
Caddo Gazette Shreveport Louisiana
Times, Louisville Kentucky. a.e. n 81. r..
ptV--duNov i. r.sYs stt~...
4 II. THOMRs6IN Merchant Tailor, having resAsVed
of Baltimore, would notify his friends and the pshc
that hi. Baltimore No 49, between
PsuI side. doos Samuel
ons ESQ cutler, has splendid assortment of cohs
which he viii order for
est possible prices, his usual style of elegance.
Sep 27-co4wshf
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by y. Q. MCGUIRE. Anet,o.esr.

DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TWELFTH
public SaIeOn Thursday afternoon September
O'Clock, the premises shall sell Of lots and
square al lying within following
the northwest corner Of said lot thence and
with the northern boundary line OF said
with the line Of lot feet;
boundary line OF said lot twenty feet
OF said thence souh my i;
thence to line Of Twelfth feet
north with the line OF Twelfth
ming Together with the consisting substantial
md well Arranged sory brick dwelling.
The entiued To The free
alley extending from the
Terms third cnsh residue eighteen
satisfactorily secured bearing
be examined time before so BY application for
key al my store. .s
JAS. c. McGUIRE,
sept2l-d
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LATER FROM INV nsxloo.-LArss yao. rsu.s.


Nav ORLEANS. Sept rs by arrival here have
ater adviees from New Mexico grand procession and
banquet took place at the inauguration oil Governor Me
welher He escorted from the camp into the city by
mag niicent pageant Ex-Governor Lane proni
in the ceremonies. sumptaous collation. served
up nj the government house The inaugural speech
loudly appauded and sets forth tho leading prncip by
which the new governor purposes being guided lie de-
cided and firm, bu, democrat in detail
Chief Justice Davenport arrived recently at Santa Fe
The troops under General Garland had been sent out TO
strengthen the various military posts.
Elk Governor Lane has been aulhostiyey announced as
candidate Tor Congress The i'm preston prevailed that
the Mesa valley affair will be settled without difficulty
The Me Glcan troops were still concentrat ting
BY The arrival here OF the steamer we have
later advices from Texas Tho yellow fever was making
terrible ravsges Galveston and olher places also In
Houston, and many other towns throughout Inc sale
Within few days, hundred well known citizens
and several eminent physicians have fallen victims to The
dreadful scourge. They died after few hours sickness
Tho fever Is rapidly disappearing from New Orleans,
Business Is anng to Ievive, aud everything wears
more II is nor however, considered pru-
dent for unaccma,ed or strangers TO visit the CITY
until frost shall have appeared. et2 Il se
ARRIVAL TIKI PRINCETON.
New YORK. Sept 25-The United States steamer Prince
ton arrived hero this afternoon from Portsmouth, New
Ham, shre.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Bosros, Sept. 2-The mill Of Gen. vcazie, in this
place, Totally destroyed by fire yesterday The loss is
$50 co., upon which there is insurance. the policy hav.
ing run few days since.
THE YELLOW NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, Sert. 2L--The intermcne to-day were
81 including IL yellow fever For the week the number
Of nerments 23 OF which 1853 from the fever
At Vicksburg and other places the river the fever is
still raging aasF .ait
MARKETS. saa 4t
Nxw York, Sept. &c --p m.-Ths stock market closed
frm.aies United States SIS, 1867 l22A Canton, 29i
Erie sol Long Islandno sales Reading, &c; Parker
Vein, 10; Cumberland Coal 80; Pnnaix-no sales; Now
Creek, McCuock Gold, 81 saes Nicaragua, 2s; Nor
ris Canal. l7A Money slightly easier. Exchange on Lon
don. 81 81. ~ f
Flour steady but ac,ivesae, of 5000 bbls at SO 81
SIS 81 for State; southern, So so So 62-very choice,
SO GO. Rye -four and corn meal unchanged. Grain
10 900 bushels southern wheat 1872
red lao Tor white Corn irmer-sa!es 80 COO
bushels at 80 81 for mixed TO So 81 cents for yell
low Rye and oats unchanged
Provisions dysalcs $50 bbls pork at SIG for mess
prime, $i3 I2i. Bacon firm, Lard ENTHUSIASTICALLY ad-
vanced. Groceries steady but activesass Rio coffee
at M III cents; very prime, III Sugar and
lasses unchanged Rice, AZ Al cents. Cotton quet--no
change prcessaies 800 bales Whiskey, 2S % cents
No udings of the from Havre and Southampton
about duo. ass. lssa BIZ .t eel ~ hnHlt at
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At anchor and take in the residue Of her cargo and s
the merchandise and other things belonging 10 the ON
GERS. the ships provisions, &c. few days Alter the
governor points out the day when she 10 to sail and
this command must be obeyed implicitly, that II the
wind be ever SO contrary. il il blow hard gale
the ship must depart without any excuse or sign OF OPP
position Whilst she is sailing out the guns are hred to
salute the town aud the factory and afterwards the two
.inns,iaI guards al the entrance OF the hsrbor.
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ny GREEN & SCOTT. Auct,on.ers.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. aucuon-on Friday, the Both instant shall SELL in
premises O'clock that valuable
Basnes MITCHELL third door from
OF fronting and the
which stands being half Of lot No No 40o having
front Of 2 running back alley 70 feet The house u
25 WIDE depth, built of the
best material. t4t. ..sl t.5.r..
third balance twelve, eighteen
deferred
bearing from day OF sAie deed and decd
Of taken.
property certainly
valuable and located fer bu
sness, being Immediately opposite the Csnue Market.
GREEN q SCOTT,
Sep 24-d Auctionecrs.
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ri oUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Wednesdny the 2sh instant shall SELL 10 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mr. Rswn, K between 9Th and 9Th
streets, excellent assortmtnt of furniture
Mahogany divnns, paor and rocking chsirs
DO hAuHck, dressing and other bureaus
DO marble top side tabes and French bedstcsd
DO sdeboard, dining tables
Walnut once and parlof chairs
DO wasbstands, aud maple bcdstcsds aF|
Girnndolcs solar, hall, and other lamps
Feather beds and bedding
Hair % shuch
TbIec-Ply and .
China, class crockety,
PArio and other window s5.. r. ..l.s
Cooking, tight, and other RI s.r.
With good assortment OF kitchen
ucIes which w deem epuneraie. -
T.smsi Al of gas cash a Of
days. for satisfacierily endorsed, bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
scp2I-d Auc,iopeer,
sThe house for rent, In
quife Of Or. Boyle. l--T
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oueucs This may be the though doubt It. and
one hing is certain, no permanent union can DO essaD
hem Tor this election. but Il will prove only temporary
should il be effected and must cscnus,e Ia more bitter
ma enduring Controversy than that which exists
la the mssntsao, IL tho democrats Of Now York are 10
have contest among them elves, more fayorabe oppor-
oniy could the present and, confident that
he right win ultimately prevail look this
e.t with great degree Of indifference.
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RnIs@AlNS and mstake.-we have now in store, and
receiving daily the complete tina,
seeh onered for sale in this Market direct from
New Yoth Troy and Bc-ton Our large
nrnon IN detail succ II have all the different
rns snd latest improved coohnG wood
w'sng ~ par, The following The William Penn, Triumph Com,
We nay state, Bsnnev EnrhWutvcsv Complete old
vn bue Ridge, Globe,
ebsne~r dining stoves
hfu in this city.
10 cash OF punctus prepared goods
In our line NJ the low tta,es
we solicit an examination feeling assured that STOCK (Which
- owe ~ me largest IN the oi) quality and low
cannot he esccfed, fcsusped.
No. Z, North ssde Pennsylvania avsnus
sws-Wh - III ft. kstwsen Ion md llA Nrect,
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ny GREEN a sCOrr, Auc,,o..sr...

7T'HE CELEBRATED TKOTIING GEI.DING OLE BULL WILL
be onered at public auction, Wsshnston on
Tuesday morning september eth, MIR H. stables the
sale 10 take place AT ~ O'clock .fi. a'.sl
Ole
hands high showing ali Tia
the Messenger shows
follows In race over tho Union course October 1884,
uih ~ The Herring Run course Baltimore june 1882 oled
with Mary Bane beating time, So a46 a5Ok. On the
saddle
On me sumo course IN me same month, ~ match with Blue
Dick, beating time, 81, 50, 25 time
when train, will 240
o and action combineS, the produce
equal Mr. T. prevent
driven him the turf will show his speed any gentleman
DESTROYS of purchasing, by calling cour
Washington.
Terms, cash. 5#4
GREEN X SCOTT
Sep 21-3t .f4 fAsH ~tt-l ta Auctoneers.
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COMPLETE In all Department additions now
stock complete
dry goods
for shnli day are d.s
consequently offering
great Inducements to purchasers.
We respectfully insist that all indebted
Of their old bills prior
Good ARTICLES prccs and fair dealing may be relied on in All
cnses. PERRY b BROTHER.
Miss Dennot's Building.
Sep M-6hf Opposite Centre Market.