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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12
from Rec. T. r Norris, Editor Olive
Brunch |

Somebody out west sends ns not-
ohIectng 10 our putting Read hg's
Hnmbug Russia sai,e." The gentle.
nIau could not be acquainted with the
article. We could hardly keep house
without il this way ; 1t Is one OF The best
tIipgs Tor burns, bruises wounds, and
many other flesh Diseases, or injuries IL
any kind that We now Of We saw II
young mans hand and wrist badly
bitten aud maneled by dog. II sud-
denly became s"elled, aud palneG him
terribly. lie had /. done up Ia Russi,
Salvr, aud 10y Tie next morning the
swelling had nearly ceascd and The
pain AID u.hHmmatlUn had al.o i.ii tho
Wounded hand and wrist. and was soon
healed. For burns II has no 81, erIor.
Il ID not the iulenilGn Oi iae editor 10
admit advertisements or puns III any
artlcie whirh 10 not vi public or Prvus
utility - and lie Iiussia Sai,e 10
almost bryond value In ihn-e who have
40 remedy or phys'clan AT hand. espec-
al y when members OF n family are
burned or Woun!ed. This notice we
write without pay, VI lhc Snomledge Of
the rroprl tor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

! SCIENTIFIC PRorHsCY.-An exchange
| paper states thai about rig htr,n wears
| ago Mr.. Hat Of Wilton, ia Fairfield
J county. Connecticut then "A r''mafkah.s q
good student ~ Dhs c0i,egiate course,
was suddenly deprived ut his memory
aud reason. Under The circumstances,
his father. the Rev. Mi Il At. sent hIui
10 HtrIiord, hu: II dng ~ rriIet, le
stnt hlm tC Dr.. Chaplin. oI Cambrldyr,
MassacGUsclts Thr Doctor said ihrrs
was no present relei iut nm, out ~ ihs
aye Oi % or 81 thrr, would hr II change.
that ihe hrajn was too much expanded
fJr the cran um there would he at ilr .
age "A contraction " Irh would enable u
to aci Il, a,lhlly HIS anAlous father
aud friends law Iherr hopes pGremIrorily
deferred Tor eighteen yenrs. That time
has recently expired, and 10 their great
Joy tie prophecy 10 luliiled. The maH
brgan to l. quirr iVr las looks ds IT no
had idsl laid them down, and ic"umrj
his uath,malica, slud "s where he lelt
them There was no trace 10 his mind
oi the long blank IN his lie, or any thing
which mad occurred IN IL, and he did
not know that he was almost forty years
oi AGE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

tions oil the NewIort Gas Light Com
| pany and the Town ol Newport for CITY
! Charter were taken IRON the files and
referred TO the Committee on CORPORA
! ii ms
Petition OF J. b. c.. F. Gouraud TO
Lold real estate, referred TO Committee
OH Judiciary.
4 A resolution was passeu inviting the
Senate 10 Join the House Tor the purpose
oi proceeding in the election Of Senator
and other officers
(Mr. Cranston hoped that the Senate
would not be 'fended At This invitation !;
last winter he made several Efforts 10
get the Senate Ia Join ihe House tor
the purpose al elccting an United States
Senator, but his old friend from Cum
berIanj said that the Senate were
! offended at beng Thus invited
An Act in relation 10 the election of
Mayor OF the ciIy o. Fr,vldtncr WIS
received from III, Senate and referred
TO The Judiciary Committee.
The Senate joined the House
IN GRAND COMMITTEE.
His EXrellrncy Gov. Alien stated
that the two Ilonses had joined for the
! purpose Of eecIing an United States
Srnator, and State officers, and al-o
10 count the votes Tor members OF
Congress and ihe votes on The question
OF the repeal % 'hr Lrq, Law.
Mr.. Shrptrc, Of Providence nomina-
mated PrilIp : Hen, of ProvLrnrr, for
Senator ~ Congress lur Fix years from
! the 4rh of March la.l; he was elected
Without Opposition, Lieut. Gov. Dimond
presiding.
The following officers were then
elected
CLERKS OF SUPREME COURT.
Newpnrr CouE y - G' orge G.. Shaw
hy Il minority OF 80 over William
Gilpin.
Providence County Edwin Metcalf
Washington County Edwin II.
Cham lin.
Kent County-Toracc NJ. Evans.
Bristol County John W. Dearrh.
CLERKS OF COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
Newport County-George C.. Shaw.
Providence County-L"vi Salisbury.
Washington County - Edwin Il.
ChampIin.
Kent County Hazard Car'ler.
Bristol County John v. Dearth.
sIERIFFS.
Newport Cuuuiy--Rrnard Shaw.
Providence CUunty-Jdm,s 4. Evans.
Washington County Nathan b.
LiInbrIdge.
Kent County Alexander Allen 10y
maj rily OF 8 over Thomas Batendn
and George {. P,rry.
Bristol County POSITION until June.
III the eIccuon OF Sheriti Tor Kent
C0u"iy, Gov. Allen requested the
meih'trs To Irerare lhtIr haIluts tor
Ater0Hder AReH this caused roar Of
laughter, after ii had subsidized the
Governor explained ard said that he
only spoke as he JeH (Ren.aed rohrs Of
laught|r.)
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Newport Count, ,-NrwlOrt.-C. G.
Perry, T.. Trcvetr, T.. She don, J. A.
Carr, G. &. Shaw, K. r. Carr, C.. n.
ThIry, George w. EIIery.
JUSrl' ES OF THE PEACE.
Newport {. Shaw, T.. Shed n,
AhiaI S encer, W. s. Cranslop, Sam
url L. Carr.
The Committee appointed 10 count
the votes Tor Stale Officers, were ap-
pointed 10 count the votes Tor memb, RS
Of Congress, aud also The votes on The |
qu, suom Of the repeal Of the Mai {
Law.
The Grand COMMITTEE then scpara-
ted, aud the House adjourned 10 3 o. !
clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

The gOod ume coming" 10 not We,
remote. A new Journal published at
Providence, Il. l., called The Una. :"
and devot d 10 Tie elevation OF wom0D }
con aims Il very bold and ingenious
"Apnl gy tor Aspasia.' The celebrated
Greek Courlesan What is TO come
next can only BE- corjcciured. Proba-
bly, an essay III exteBuatiou OF the COLI
duet OF Herl0diae,-o II poem IN praise
Of Jazehel,- or ,uory on DeIiah- -or
a vIndlcaI."n OF Pot har's W !e With
such ex' npIars ii Aspasia md tie
other Strong minded" ladies OF history
the elevation of woman" Is "A sure Thing.
We wish We could say do much for the
elevation Of men. The writer OF the
Apology" suLscribes herself (ts II
woman, Of course) by the hard name Of
Irou'-so hat, alter all, the article mny
be merely uon-ic. We should hope 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

fTThe State House IL this wn
was grand Slaughter House, last
"wednesday morning; The operation
commenced with The election Of Gov
Allen as United States Senator. this
was Il kind Of prelude or overture TO
/ what was TO loli, ". Tie Grand Com
mlthe then went boldly at iheIr work
II deraTltaiion. and they took off the
political head Of every Wing Officer in
the S,a'e. will he exception al few
\ Noiarirs and Justices oi The Peace, m
some paris Of the STATE. Not Wing
was spi red, however III Newport and
none hot Democrats were elected, thls
We presume, wds intend, d as a unlsh-
ment upon the New orieTS Tor their
tenacious adherence 10 Wing princi-
Pies.
Well, there is no mistake about the
matter. Ihe hIps ol Rhode Island are
AT 'he highest point ol navigation up
Salt K yer ihry have located AID he
come s"tll'd there, having taken n
lease OF the rrm'srs f'r one year. We
a'e happy 10 find the Sc son quite for
ward, rs everything wears Tie verLure
oi SPrlng; our friends are all in excel
lent srlrIis, aud are enjoy ,ng them
selves ~ "a rational aud becoming mau-
h...i fl,..i. Ia.
tastes
AS Sal, River is bel ond the legisIa-
tive rlsdIcll"n Oi kh"de Island, we are
hap Ia say thai Tie udIous Maize
Law Is uol III iurre thcrr,- eiill the
price oi IquCt rs quite low a. bat lit
tlr is used hy the higs since thus has
been aSrcrIaIned, qure large run,hcr
oi d. WocialN. uci"dlnG many members
oi tie General Assembly, seem exceed
lu9ly anxiu 10 ray Us d visit. Bat
We OBI CT 10 Ihis, ut present they must
attend to 'hclr Legislative duil"s, and
assume The RESI- onsIbIIity oi continuing
in force, nr releaIIng the Maine Law.
II may not be uut oi pl ce 10 stale here
III I he Democratic State Committee
have engaged all tie locations on Salt
River, assigned To Rhode island Tor
next year, 10 commence On Election
day. in May. 1851 and. as an act OF
generosity The Wings did not compete
With lhelr opponents, but ailou-n them
to secure the entire territory. AT their
own prices,-- tie single reservation
OF suail pa'rh for Fee Solrrs and
ianalical Maine Law ueH, including II
ln,ie Ch' ckcr back crew OF Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

The Puck" Irophtcl.s that "hclore
five years are over, Napoleon and Eu-
genie Will hr IA AmerIra. gaining IN
ddncln1 at the Broadway ] healre, or
rxiuhHirg at N.ich's Circus. IN the
BoNery, Ihelr next rreort arer they
abandon the throne, diadem, and other
tiXHgs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

lMrATIcNcE FuR THE SPoILs.- he
correspondent ot the Courier aud
EiquIrer says that the Post Office
department mad been so much engaged
IN l,trlng lie man contracts, that they
have not been able to APPOINT foslmas-
tcrs Il AL as iasl as they could wish.
He adds:
The ,Xpcctau,s oi thousand dollar
posi offices, who have been here Tor
tie hruer part of Two months waiting
the del terale movements III Mr.. Camp
bell, and consuming their money III equal
pace win their patience, loudly pro-
claln their Indignation at such unpre-
cehrnled preference al business lver
prescription.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

. Ej~ We believe that Mr.. Turner has
not yet decided whclher or not he will
take the CoIrc'orshjp Of this lor',- at
ali events, lie has rot made hrs deter
mDatI"n public. He is ,rulahly rrpus-
ing o. hls dlani Y, l"r The purpose of
alarming The powers that be-" ard
Keeping Grn Pierce and his Cabinet in
Tepldatiun rs long as possible. for their
presumption IN dlsregardIng his CLAIMS
to the Post Office. These drgnlraries
undoubtedly feel very bad about the
matter, and il would not be surprising
II Gov. Marcy, Gen. DM, Gen. james
AID Gov Thurstnn sluuid be sprcially
dcegnrcNhy ,Lc President to vrsr, New.
port and formally request Mr.. Turner
to accep, HE Office. Nh Turner will
nuke ii very ilcient aud genIIemanly
Collector aud wr trust that lac vii ar
rive al some couclusiun soon tor there
are a great many hungry men WHO are
alXI 'u-ly waiting Tor the under Offices,
and their rhil'ire ir neary eAhaust-
ed. Having all 'hcse matters specially
in charge they weigh qunr heavily
upon us, and We are desrous that they
shoulJ be disposed Of WIKI all couve
,nt desrat Il. before tie hot weather
commences. IiA,r. Z. does tot accept
We shall have TO looh up onolhcr candl-
dnte,-and that UIII be very hard
work.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12
The London rorrrspnndcn. OF Il

National ln'eIIgeDcrr, under date of
March3l,t, g,.rs the toll wing list oi The
naval forces ol tI. various powers, vi lrh
cuu Il he conc, ntraled 10 lbe Bosphorus,
IA Il lew days, w - English, ships OF
the line. D Ir gates, l2steadeis; French,
s ps ol the IIre S 81, amerr Turkish,
4 ships Oft huc, ii lrlgdtcs . stram-
ers Egyptian, shps OF tI.e line. 8
lrIga'rs , STEAMERS ; Russ!an,, IS ships
OF lne hne and 5 irlgatrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Mr. Btyan'. editor oi the New York
Evening Post, who is travelling in tho
East, writes that ''the ancient bigorry of
the Moslems ID last reiaAing. Not Only
10 tie Tur.s get drunk like Christians.
ol which was sorry tn zee some exam
ples on board the Austrian STEAMER that
brought NE hther from Bryroui, bot
they submit To contact with the Cbrls,-
lans, -nd DO not think themselves, ts
on, they did, contaminated by IL abd
they sutier our = esence m their most
holy places"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

ELECTION or Philip Allen
was ye.icrday morning elected Il Sena-
or ia C"ng' ess Tor six years from Tho
lrh al March last. No other candh'ats
was nominated in The Grand Commit
tre. Thus makes The entire del CATION
ia Congress from this State Democfa-
tic. l,ls rather d singular fact, that OF
the Tour members, three were Alger-
mes" in 1912. and helped to shoot down
the people an all that sort oi thing.
-PrOp. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Besides, ,he conquest Of Mexico
implies some consequences that had
letter he wcIi lou. lat Of. In The first
place the adoption Of seven millions OF
Mexlcnus a. ci'izens Of the United
States and in the second, the main
tanning Of a sufficient army to keep hr
suhjrciion and internal reace the said
seven mi lions, who have ,ever. since
the msmory OF man, yielded "bediencs
10 any thing but armed force"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

ANtIDOiE TO AHshhIc .- MHgntsia 10
an uhiiuute - aiscnic, 80 tuirariovs as
,hr peroxide ui iron, ani preferable, be-
cause almost amy quantity may Be taken
wl,hour injury und It ~ easily procur.
ed.-B0Ss Eunder's Gtior
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

W.sHiSGroN Ir.ns.--lt Is dcnird that
the p,,s,j.nl Is suon To pay ylsit To-
New Hampshire, aud asserted that h,
wi, lot leave Wa-hl"g' ~ lhis summer
l. Is SAID that Col III. l.. Scot,, soh,
inlaw ol Gen. Scott IL 10 be appointed
Inspector General o' the Army.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

u, Mr.. Charles Dickens IL his Ho0ee-
hold WORDS said not long since,
&" here ar. tour nIl'ions ol men. won en
ld cnlidrrn ia England depending tor
lneir daily subsistence -" the cotton trade
wiih A Amrrica ;and England cannot con-
demn American slavery without con
uentnitr hrIFriI.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

A musical critic IN Boston. describing.
Sonlag III Linda. snys, her dlohcveIIed
voice swcrps widliy The whole ga'nut
ol despair. tear, lre"zy, hope, tender
nrsa and trust" / his critic must have,
heen Imported from Philadelphia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

rYThe Grand Jury oi Philadelphia
have made special presvntment re-
ia,ive to tie Rink murder, embracing all
the evidenre fastening the crime upon
Spring, and relieving from suspicion
Jerome Feckeri, now under arrest for
that mnrdU -. -..--..-
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OF age

EARrHauAEE IN WAsAINGroS.--Th
Washington Republic says "a slight
earthquake was experienced IA that city
at twenty minutes past nInr o'clocS on
Monday morning, continuing Tor n lew
moments only. But tew pcrsoDs were
conscious ofi,." They were probably
olfice.holdeis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

1t 10 sald that the Ericsson will be
ready Tor sea by the LIST of July, when
her wrought iron cy ynder-botloms
shall have been put in, and proceed
directly TO London.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

~ Hon. Samuel G. Arnold, late 1t.
Governor of this Stale, arrived here
Wednesday from Savannah, where he
has been passing several weeks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Governor Stevrns.ssys The Washing
ton k,yubnc, will Probably locate the
territorial government, OF the new Terri
tory ol Washington a, Olympia, thiiv.
ing village u, the head Of Pueets Sound,
which, Il is thought, in the Land Ofice,
10 shortly to become lie great cormtr-
cial capital OF our Northern Pacific coast
nosspssions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

A sIng.e paper mill at Newton, Mass,
has been engaged Tor three months in
manufacturing paper for Uncle TOMS
Cabin. 1t has produced over thirty
;h0ueand dollars worth.
That paper mill could have been
bet,er employed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

The bed.chamber Of Napoleon. ut
~. Helena, IN nov "A stable, aud Nie
rooiu in which he br.sthed hts lasi 70
used loo ~.Uho~ iDx wheat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

III Leahy, The reformed moak Gf l.,
Tr1ppe," has been tried in Columbia
county, " is, Tor The murder OF Mau-
ley. convicted, and sentenced TO TN
prlsonmcnt tor life. 1t is said that
jealousy was the cause OF the deed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Or Col William SchouIer has retired
froT tile Boston Atlas he is be sue
ceeded by the Hon. Charles Hudson.
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REPRESEN rATIVES.


Newp"r-lIenry Y. Crnnston, Jo-
selh Anthony, Thomas X. tlun,er,
Seth DaIeman, john I. Bush.
fruvIdeDce- Edwara :. Lyon Henry
J. Angel, Americus V. Potter. Samu. !
True, Henry J. Bur ouehs, CLARK
Strrre, N. a. Eddy, Daniel Reming-
on. Benjamin +. Ihurs,on, Wm. =.
Peek. Benz. b. Knight, Thomas
Pierce, Jr.
North Providence - John Tucker
VIII lam f. Dodge, Enoch Brown, john
IA. Weedrn.
Cumbcrland-Lewis p. Arnold, John
Z. Brown, Mowry TAFT, William Whip-
lie.
SmilhfeId-ISrcal Sayles Emor Coe,
John Fenner, Thomas Sterre, Elisha
Mowry, "a, Samuel d. S'ocum.
Gloces:er-Jesse p. BalIou, George
l.. Owen.
BurriII,iIle-Es,en Angel, Josiah
lLaytr.
Scituate-Jonah THUS, Albert X.
Barnes.
Fosur-Richard Howard.
Crahston-Al Almoran Harris, Albert S
Gallup.
J,huston- William Baker, William
IL. Mathew,on.
Mid letown--Abner Ward.
Portsmouth George Manchester.
LIuIe Compton, Oliver <. Br W.
nell.
Tlver,on-W. P. Sheffield, Augustus
Chace, n. B Duriee.
jamestown William A. Weeden, Jr.
North klngs'own - Sylvester q.
Shcarman. Gcorg A. DAVIS.
South klngstown - john C.. Perry
George l.. Hazard.
Ex,tes- john Hoxe.
Richmond Daniel Kenyon.
CharIestown-Joseph Ga it.
Hopkinton- Jonathan II. Wells.
Wes'erIy-N F Dixon.
Warwick imon Fl nry Greene,
Christopher IL ldcn, Pardon Spencer,
Randall Holden, 81.
Eaet GreSnwich-N alter Spencer.
West William b. Whit
ford
Coven,ry-CromweIl WhippIe, Levi
johnson.
Bris,ol-J Russell Bullock, John B.
Monroe.
Warrsn-Alfred Bosworth, RodoI-
phos b. Johnson.
inrringron-Pardon Clarke.
New Shorehnm-A G. Rose.
Mir. Cranston then stated that the
first business in order was 10 elect
Sp.aker.
Hon. Thomas Sreere. Of Smiihfed,
WIS elected withou, opposition on
taking The Chair lie briefly returned
his thanks 10 The House ioI A., honor
which they lao conferred uron'hrm.
William j. Miller aud John Eddy,
Esqrs. were elected Clerks NnLo.t
opposition.
Prayer by Rev. ID. r. Brewer.
A message vas received from tho
Srhat, informing The House OF lts or
ganZatiOn. A similar message was
sent to the Senate on the part Of the
House.
BY invitation he Senate then joined
the House
IN GRAND COMMITTEE.
His cxcelIency Gov. Allen took the
chair, and called the Grand Committee
TO order and siter stating the object
oi the meeting, requested the members
70 hand in the vo,rs of the several
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General Assembly.
MAY sEesloN-AT NEWPORT


On Tuesday, The usual procession
was formed. nj 10 o'clock. in front OF
the Bellevue House, in the following
order:
Uuited States Bras Band.
Artillery Company, Col. Perry.
Sheriff OF the County Of Newport.
HIS Excellency the Governor
and Lieut.. Governor.
Secretary OF State, Attorney
General and General Treasu.
Town Sargean, OF Newport
Members of the Senate.
Depuy Sheriff
Speaker ol the House Of Rep
resentarivrs and Clerks.
Members Of the House of Rep
resenatives.
Deputy Sheriff.
Citizens and Strangers.
The PROCESSION moved down East
Touro street, Gown Mil, up Thames,
up the Parade, 10 the State House
when The TWO branches Of the General
Assembly repaired to their respective
Hills, and both proceeded in their organ
ization.
HorsE.-At ! | o'clock, Il e Hon. Hen
ry !. Cranslon. the senior member
from Ncsport, took the Speakers Chair
and called the House 10 order. The
following members then presented their
credentials. and were duly sworn inio
office by Asa PotIer. Esq. Secretary oi
State:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Mrs. Uncle Tom Stowe has already
$50 InvitalIo.s 10 hreasiasIs, 1912 to
dInner,, and less than.a million TO teas.
The dear novelist viii be crust ed with
eailngs, drlnkings and poiIteness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

/, Mr-. Prrn says she never attended .
e.tre bUi once ia ter lie, and ihtn
hey Played Den on and Pie.axs wi h
80 much noise. that she has been deaf
ever since. ....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

DR.. John =. Calhoun, son OF the lie
ceasrd statesman, has been appointed
Secretary OF Legation TO England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

Jerome Bonararte, Of the Z. s. army,
has obtained leave Of absence tor six
months, IN order to visit HE emperor of
France, who has invited al! lie Bona.
par,e family in Ballimorc TO visit Paris
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

H. A girl seventeen yeafs Old was
bitten by ratt esnake on the LETT in
step. Two hours and hall afterwards
DR.. T. A chlsou. who descrlhes The
case ia The Southern Medical Journal,
visited her. and !ouuu her ei9hl!ess,
wuh her face swollen and ler mind
wandering. lie placed her ma hot
saIi bath and administered whskey and
carbonate OF Ammonia until she had Ia
ken three puts oI the iirSt aud eighty
grains oi the batter ; no iaIoxicalion lul
lowed AMI .hc was cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-05-12

the following
NEwPoRT CouNry.-Hunter, Carr,
Rose.
PRoviDsscE CouNTY.-Arnold, Eddy
Burroughs, Peek, Thursron.
ARLINGTON COUNTY. - Hoxie,
Wright, Wells.
Pc KANT Cousrv.-Spencer, johnson,
Shippee.
BnIsloL COUNTY. - Munro, Clarke,
Luther.
The Secretary OF State and the
CLERKS OF he Senate aud House Of Rep
resrnta'ives were IA, dcd 10 tie Cum-
mrtee. The Grand Committee then
adjourned 10 o'clock.
SENATORS.
Providence Tl,nae 2. Sh,phard.
North Providence-C Charles s. Brad
ley.
Cum berland- Lyman Buringame.
SnithfieId-Ro'er Harris.
Glocesrer-Cy rus Faruum.
Burr lvilr- Burr.ll Logee.
Scnua'e- Ira tow,e.
Foster William G.. Stone.
Cranston-Naihan Porter.
Johnston-Alired Anthony.
MlddIetown- john Gould.
Portsmouth George W. Chace.
Ll;tle Cumpton-Naihaniei Church.
Tiverton-WIlliAm &. Chaplin.
Jancstown- George &. Carr.
New Sh William PIT Ball.
NIrlh KngsIown-John J Reynolds,
South Kingston StcIhn A. Wright.
Exelrr-lsaac Greene.
Richmond George " eeden.
ChmIesrown--Josrph Ii. Gloss.
Hopkhton-Jphn S. Champlln.
Nv esteIly- ChuIlrs AaXon.
Warwick John DroWn Francis.
East Greenwich john Shirp-e.
Ne.t Greenwich-ThomaS 7. Hazard.
B',sIoi- B,njamin Ilull
Warren-Henry ii. Luther
Barrlngion-A Hen Birkueii.
Coventry William S. ii iris.
Newporr-I Isaac Z. Hazard.
Charlrs H. Mason, Esq. was unani-
mousl y elected [ lrrk.
Prayer hy Rev. Mr.. Brooks
TuEsDAY AFTEEsoos.
The Grand CUum.,tre met at o,
clock.
The Counting Committee made their
report showing the following result: IN
the election OF General Officers -
v hole no. OF vot Tor Gov, l9l4S
Necessary lor il choice, 3j75
Fur Philip Allen, 1887
" w. W. Hnppin, S22S
A" Edward Harris, 533
Scattering. l6
Majority for Allen 1894
Whole no. oi vnIes Ior 1t Gov, 1879
Necessary for d choice 9575
For Francis NJ. Dlmond, lU3O4
" Samuel Rodnan, 6ZSl
" Stephen Wilcox, 544
Scattering, 10
Majority for Dlmond, 1869
Whole no. ui votes Tor Secr'y, 1910
Necessary Tor choice, 1856
For Asa Potter, ln349
- ". Il. Watson, SIy7
&" S K. Rathbone, $40
Scattering, 10
Mrjorly lor Potter, 1857
Whole no ol votes for ATTY. 1909
Nrcessarv Tor choice, 95U5
For " alter ). Eurges, lO2Gl
Christopher Robinson, s237
Bailey E. Borden, 557
Scattering, 10
Majority for Burgess, 1891
Whole no. OF votes Tor Treas, 1908
~ crssaty Tor ii choice. e5'2
For Edwin Wilbur, 1872
-. b. Vernon, S2ii
Henry Codding, 54l
Scattering, 2
Majority for Wilbur, 1890
The officers elect were then Luy
quaifird, the usual Pool NATION u,ad,
from the Balcony OF tie STATE House.
and the salute fir Il. The two liuusre
then separated aud Adjourned until 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
The Gnvernor aud Ii VI. Governor
were then escorted 10 thr!r quarters ~
the Bellevue House, aud the usu"l 81
ute fred by the Adultery Company.
WEpsEsDAY NJ RNING.
HousT--The House met AT 10 o.
clock.
The Journal of yesterdays proceed
rgs was read aud approved.
Several petitions were tecicved and
reiered
Mr.. Cransto ol Newport introduced
a u,rItiIu lr'N't1t hr lighting tie
State House in Newport with Gas.
which yas adopted.
Mr.. Cransiui. OF Newport, gave notice
that to morrow he should introduce an