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FOR u; Enquirer.


Believing d. that under no circumstances (un'css
there be deficiency oi ahi.y) should any section Vi our
county monopoIzc any office given al inc hands OF inc
people, and forever exclude from participation pafll
cuar locality and being anxious we are 10 secure per-
mansnt hHrmony in the ranks Of party ana prevent any
disscnson, which think can, WISE be elected u
LEGS there IS some lberay and courtesy shown 10 us oil me
upper end we think that all the Democrats ot loulsnt
espccT 10 secfion will rally The support uf our
candidate II the upper end "a portion of the county by no
means nconsdcraae TINT has been unrepresented tor
period of thiny.fve years. TO speak the good scnse,
sound discretion and eminent fitness in every respect for
III. posilion would be entirely superious this place,
the character OF Charles B. Hopkins fully known through
The limits Of county, and we know that true
Democrat will hesitate for moment IN the support OF our
candidate when he considers what might be the disastrous
esut Of discussion this time in me ranks OF our party
terminating az might in the defeat OF our candidate in
the Congressional election we have Inc over.power-
ing Whig majority of tho city Of Richmond TO overcome
which, when fully united may be source oil
the election of our Congressional representative
We authorized say that Mr. Hopkins VIII mol permit
his TO be used should Wing candidate be- brought
OUT. MANY VOTERS UF HE UFrfh END
- The Examiner will please
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SPRING SENTENCED TO BE HUNG

PHILADELPHIA April l6.-Spring The murderer, was
brough into Court this morning and sentenced for the
cond Time 10 be- hung. He made speech fully feairmng
his former declaration OF innocence, and nlimating
guilt of his The courthouse was crowded with q
dense OF persons all much excited the prisoner.
He exhibited symptoms Of elenting though his haggad
look indicates trouble OF body and conscience Further de-
veopeents render almost certain that he is the murderer
OF Rink He taken back 10 prison 10 awa The penalty
6 ~. i,.u
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bill has been introduced In the Senate ol Maryland ior
the Incorporation OF the "Patuxent and Potomac Ra Road
Company" which concmplaIes the construction Of road
commencing in Charles county al point opposite the Nr
gnia shore twenty miles below Acquia creek TO run thence
through Charles Prince Georges and Anne Arundel coun
,.s on connect with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
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THE RINK MURDER-SPRING IDENTIFIED
STATEMENT OE SPRING. &c

PHILADELPHIA April l4-Early this morning. the various
persons supposed TO be The murderer Of
Rink leave his shortly before he discovered in
dying condition. proceeded 10 the Jail and taken into
Arthur Springs CELL for the purpose Of seeing whether they
could identify him the They ALL with but one
cepon that the prisoners general appearance
BLEED that al the person they saw One of The Witnesses
pnsilivc in his identification OF him The man he
running from the
Subsequently,, Spring sent for The grand Jury and yuun
eerad tho following statement Of hs connection with The
Rink murder which is regarded under the crcumsances
as more clearly fixing The guilt him. although denial Of
it, He says IEat he passing The Store OF Rink the
afternoon that he murdered and hearing the cry OF
murder' he entered 10 what The matter As no
passed he says that with bushy whskers rushed
nv him into the He he found Rink lying on The
floor that he exclaimed that he killed. He further
stated after assisting him up nc in pursuit OF
The murderer following him down ChcsnUt street and lost
sight u lam in Eighth street He acknowledges ha";nc left
ia gins umbrella in Kinks and thus accounts Ter it,
well TOR his being running but docs say why
did :ol give the alarm, make this statement before
dscs he give icr not returning for his
hsla. That he committed the murder there can scarcely
be 4 dnnht now entertained.
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Majority for Pierce
To Ike Ea::o-s Of tie Enquirer.

To Ike EDITORS of tie Enquirer.
HALIFAX C.. H. APRIl b. 1853
Do me the favor announce TO the voters Of the Con
pcssonal District now comprising the counties Of Apo
malrux Campbell Halifax, Piilsylyania, Henry, franklin,
and Patrick that candidate for election, subject 10
the DE- cision Of Democratic Convention.
Respectfully, TROS H. AFERETT
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LATER FROM EitROpE

New YORK ARM 1.-THE steamer Pacit, las an
from Liverpool with dmt5s 10 the OH prii Cotton 81
cipou fifnI Sa.G The sailing al the steamer y
RIGA amounted 90 thuy I%n iiomsani halGs. bcai'.
very dull! Fpuf l. vaGiou-ly quote al "a Ii J.
cline.
Wheat had also declined fl - y. Yellow corn Wa 81"
cd BIS 10 81 g.: white dull 30s CoasoI. a.
at lUOS
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AMELIA COUNTY

There will be meeting OF the Democrats OF Amelia
" at their April Court appoint delegates attend Dis
tc Convention to select candidate for Congress for lh
District MANY VOTERS
Amelia, April a. 1853.
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Curtis and Butler charged with the murder OF n"slo
man belonging to Thomas Green were tried ON TUESDAY y,
last at Wurcnton, Va and acquitted BY the Jury The
Judge expressed his profound establishment at the verdict In
view Of lie presented and sentenced The uccsed TO
three. mohths In the county Jail.
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Mrs AGRA Cora aiowatt, ths very taie"te' 49, ~
American actress, is now in Philadelphia en- roI =.
York, She is soon 10 exchange The slaet l." ; ~, III
scenes and duties Of private ei but. before NV.
iiremear intends I" ln seTes OF 'afc%. en- c,,,.
The theatres Of ''e p''"''p'' ilra.Instr u
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DIED.

p,rn oo n. n u A. her reziienrs N ,..,, 5:;
{ .m.i i' p,IMEE w,tu~ OF the late DAVID ra".''
Loudoun couhts, Va sijs'
DIED af arguments o.. n.y. On $3.50 ye Of C.".:;'
On 9'c!gck y VI a"bRt" va
= ,mrshirc IN The 2ls; year 81 ms .sc.
Concord Dsrcrs viii please copy.
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NIX mEAGHER in NEW ORLEANH

NIX. MEAGHER IN NEW ORLtAND,s
Ngw ORLEANS, April II Mr.. Meaghrr cen, , 10 I
tIrc on Monday. on The political hlifs u , s o.
He nov goes 10 Baton Rouge by nslta'io" ''o''
nor and Legislature 81 Loulsiana
80, frrJ aonss erected By The late Maln
Clair Clarke, for the sum Of s'o'opo 80
finest dwellings 10 Washington.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
: ,r,,rn,y MoRSISG, APRIL Is, 1853.
FOREIGN MISREPRESENTATION TARIFF De
MONSTRATION.


FOREIGN lNpEBTEDNESS-HlGH TARIFF DE-
MoNSTRATIoN.
.,,o week. or two ago. MIR. Brodhead Of Pennsylvania
Introduced resolution the u s. Senate, when was
adopted directing the Secretary of the Treasury 10
tain SO far as practicable, the amount OF American
held by foreigners abroad. :.
Mr. Broihead accompanied his resolution ~
showing as lie conceived the following s'ae ,.o
gard 10 the foreign trade of this country III Tue
1852:
The value Of imports into the United S. nn',
during The fiscal year ending 'ne 'o'' SPOT 100 1873
June, 1852, was LOG 967490
The value oil exports wa
.,.,,.. s4Ol4224s
piaerence against the United States
statement of Imports based upon invoice Va"
TO. yhir 10 avoid duties Mr. Brodhead mah'o's were
.r,sued md no sets II down at ten per ce"'. oeo ''
oa ohroaj Nor does the above statement MI o. ea''
,hr,ce the value Of goods smuegied ih'o u0 CUM
which value tte purchaser OF course Pa,u W. w.
.a,emen, embrace the cost of interest pad ny inc
mon hod federal State canal rail road ana other hela
abroad apainsl this country the amount VI WHICH WI
on,ecpres 10 be s30000OOoO the tnerrS pao uu''ne '
veor being $4,000 00O Nor does II embrace VIC
ures OF our naval and diplomatic agents aooau nor q u
travelling in foreign Countries nor the indemnity
which fell dine and paid during the year TO MEXICO
T. oooarce with this very nice view OF the subject Mr.
. sa.o,,.., h;s s,eech with The following summary
a,ins, ali these items of unrecorded outgotHgs knoM
rohino incomig except what money may Dc orouen. ~
i;a,ants which probably may be estimated ~ &c" '
lions of dollars per annuH s,,,. g., ,ha
Tbs acronnI current then of the United STATES l"l ,s
loo, Gcs YEAR with foreign countries will stand aS i'"
Excess of imports tho exports OF the couh "a nm nm
Try ,,aio,or. an the
lnterst annually, Pa pa. aS - '0'0z 100000
stocks, &C., heIu " ~ 100000
Expenditure OF 'tave''e1s 100000
Navy and diplomacy 100000
lnsalmen' u HieAioo 100000
Rpmittances TO Ireland
S74000,0OO
prom this deduc, the probable amount OF goia
and oliver otough' 'h'o '"0 100000
grants, ---
s64 100000
a. the baanc. against the United States, toward hc SELF
men of which We have the official record OF inc eS a
he me imnorations S37 900 600 OF gold ana iye quo
the balance Of 1927 100000 has no douo, oesn "
rnmitrance of Federal Stale and other sochs'
The National lnteAgencer in publishing MI 0p''.,
rook occasion TO add still other items to MS w
,hep gave il in d corrected edition. as follows;
account current Of United States 10Th Foreign Counr.ss
!ieso"" 80 - i,,,,,,s s2O7, 100 739
Under valuation 10 per cent S06H 1oH
Value OF sInugg led goods =
Totsl cosI OF foreign merchandise iGpciten -'-o-o
cus,om-houee value OF exports sloo:'o'i''
Increased value realized by Anerl-
can citizens for freight, Prohts' 20 soooon
SC. l1y ACT 400
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CONSUL TO RlO.--The Norfolk Argus states, on the
authority OF private letter, that Robert g. Scott, Esq
OF Richmond has been appointed consul 10 Rio.
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Una hin authorizing The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
gs,imor. Railroad Company to bridge The Susquehanna
e, ., ar near Hayre de Grace passed The Senate of
MARYLAND On Thursday with only three dissenting votes
Tho hill had previously passed House. Its consequent
10 now aw In due time therefore, the Susquehanna VIII
be bridped on the great national highway between BAIL
more and Philadelphia by substantial and Imposing suc
tute facilitating railway communication along the whole
A, Igrja
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The general elections in this state will take place on The
fourth Thursday, (the 26th OF May They embrace The
election thirteen members of Congress, members OF lht
Legislature and three Commissioners OF the Board
Pnhir Works
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The Washington Republic states that the securities on The
bond OF The administrator OF the late Thaddcus Roscusco
have paid 10 the heirs the judgement rendered in the u S
Snnreluc Cont
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,v,i,, ,,.mbers of the Virginia Legislature, on Inc
r. ,ho;r departrre from the seat Of government and
biJ, in The &c, shaking hands in farewell win Their de-
o,i cnIca cues concoced bill OF Indictment against
,,,se colleagues snguarly censoous, VindctVe rapu
80 ionant The like OF has never before been seen III
Tho history OF Virginia politics, whether 1t regards the occa
sion Of its publication CHAT OF knay ea'e'ahing) e SPIN
which dictated it, the temper and terms In which 1t was con-
ccixeJ or the objects aud purposes for which 1t was intend
cd.
Once upon time prisoner at the bar arraigned Tor
som. ,ey msdemeano hearing the verbose indictment
d AGAINST him which was filled with The usual array Of
s,rono eliminating words frightened at the enormity Of
;l, i,,red 70 him, exclaimed 10 his counsel-"lhem are
awful PAPERS," The same must be SAID OIL 'he AMBITIOUS
apd verbose array Of crimnaon %hch has been brought
- o,,i,r circumstances against their democratic
friends COMPANIONS and colleagues, By men claiming to
me respec,sblly intelligence and etiquette Of the
land
Probably we may publish OF The choice eplhes and
.rspr,nts Of This unique document with suitable commeu-
tary-probaby mol.
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l..
BoaToH, April 1.-THE steamer Alps, with Live5
dates Ia The 3Uth nit, arrived about She brus.
large freight, chiefly Tor Canada.
IN" ssaect OF affairs between Turkey and Russia en-
ued pacific.
The Alps spoke on the BON oil Point Lynas the s;-
Parhc, ard on The 9Th oil prll, the steamer Asia
ENGLAND.-Thc London papers aihrm that thef.
divisions IN the cabinet mpDtant questions bu, tg,
whether there viii ar dissolution.
Clneeu Victoria had suffered from miscarriage, bG,
+, covering
FRANCE -AIiairs In France were quict. The En-,
Tors coronation had been deferred lii August the Pope
BEN. able 10 attend Ill that time.
The Madn family are still al larseliies IN ioIcf.
health.
PaRls, Monday Evening There mas not been mitch
DOM BUuse to-day. Sales were Made al lJs
figure than Saturday Bank stock declined ~ franc.
Sales Oi four randi halls made al lU3E Doc.
ITALi-la lthy arrests continued To be made al Il
peced parties ani domiciary visits were Tho order q q
ay
t sea on The -! Ia! narion being the ,rchipeg5
Unpleasant feelings had arisen IN c0ns qucnce OF the P
tate step taken to the movement OF the fleet
il j. rrurrL Thai some complaint had been made by e.
i,u,I II i, ,nmnrri ttat Napoleon feels ii sorcly and H.
these have mol been limited even to The pod
question, but 10 tIc opinion entertained by HE kngA
t'utinrt on his general policy.
4 Geographic despatch from Vienna dated the 25l
March eitrrs The report thai The Porte Is DESTROYS 0. Il
,lug ainicabIy all differences with Russn.
The latest epor; from Paris also states that the iiti..
Russia and Turkey viii be referred 10 The arb
81 m. Leopold \ Congress Of the powers interested
proposed nni Bnssrs NAMED The place 81 conf rtnc
The Belgian n"sIry have held several meetings the
Ject
INDIA AND CHINA Ad.ices from India slGte
the Burmese had abandoned Pcgu 10 the British,
Late HdvCes nave been received irOm India and Cha
Trade tr>k Calcutta and Bombay. The rcbeIIoa
China was gaining ground rapidly
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.--News from the Capc
Good Hope states that peace proclaimed the An
February
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The supposed sulphur showers which are reported TO
have fallen in different sections OF our country recently,
have attracted the attention Of scenlhc men, anu nave pro-
babIy received satisfactory solution ffo cray Of Cam
bridge IL will remembered, regards 'e ye'o" substance
which has been forwarded 10 him from Ihe'a' of e5a-
pinalion as the pollen Of Pine " = .. oouee' VINO
has recently made report on the SUBJECT u '' showers
IA the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, says
:, f,csd n IN, conclusion that the most pau
% animation of this yelo,n ruin is, that II is the pollen
If The cypress tree Tarodan dycha and not that OF the
aims ana NAPLES Of our vicinity. From near the mouth OF
h Ohio river TO the Gulf OF Mexico with an average width
Mills Iher, i an immense OF cypress swamps
Of which was probably blossom ten days ago.
small whirlwind passing lhls would nave 'aEen up
enough pollen to have supplied extensive showers VI yellow
rain
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New YORK Aprii l7.--Ihr steamer Black WarfiGf 7
To-day bringing dates from Havana I" the l2th last !
five ni The political prisoners have been sent to CO..
await the action Of Ihr Queen ii Spain. Among ~ Z
SAID 10 b. many wealthy and Distinguish
Advccs from Vera Cruz etate that Sdi%a Anna air..
that place the Isl April. He received wilt; gir'
.huslasIn. He issued proclamation making p!oan!f
lses of adopting measures 10 rnnencra;r The count,
----asss------
LIGHTNING. --BGnkcr Till Monument :, 49, ~
struck BY lightning on "Wednesday bIl"I""'" M !
we're IN the Monument thought il was f"nI ,,,,,
Of of III. rode VINCE Il rh'1t' ~" 49, 4,
slightly melted, and gentlemen near NV Wy, Zoo. q
in. down md holiing BY IA" ron I"'h " M.
which he did mol recover entirely i"r = 'o"I'. 80,
second SHOCK Sounded lido flr ct'sh ., .R IT
GLASS Ih,,u n down the inside al the M"hument.
urnTu0F VICE PRESIDENT KlNG.
a., ,it "a Mr ng, since his ARRIVAL ~;
,1Ii ,r srv,Tr spells Of coughing. Last nighs ne
NM , ~ -, etn.i ,rcicdiy better ms mnrn!n2 {"
81 n turned during The day. Should he, howe" ..
-, hs y,ii 20 up IT." aver 10 his plantation "a % -.
TuE GRSULlNE CONVENT Ii is -aid that M1'
,n.etts would long since have indcmnlfed the ~ o.
,,,- convent which sat fire by mob, ana de.'
come vrh,@ ago bu Tor h. fact that had she haze j2'
10 special law, many past cases Of similar nature
ave been brought up. The legal difficulty, h1we'u
last been got over, after patient Investigation 0!
Ion that tfs case Is exception 10 all othets a
therefore been passed second reading in 0"s o'"
The Legislature, 10 iniamnfy The owners. THIS; a. -,
has been arcaiy followed by The House granting N1 -
port bill for the benefit Of VIM Lloyd Garrisoa..
i;;onisi, "ho mo5bcd Ia Boston in 1854 or tx
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EXCESS Of Imports
To this add The other items OF ouieolnes' 10
a.,a,Ist bt MIR. Brodhead, for interest OF
amr,jrni, stocks held abroad, foreign eXpen-
ditur., by American travellers, public outlay
for navy, Sc, ins,alment 10 Mexico, &C.,
which, alter deduc,ing $4,000. 600 estimated
amount OF gold and silver brought into 'he
country by enigrants, makes the sum OF
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THE TRSTTIN,E CONVEX /

Eos-cx April l3-Thc House to-day & ;rG;s, y. :,
popraiing fifty ihnm-IG dollars 20 AID ~: -E's''
dns rue ion Of the Irsnl.ne L.nnvcni-
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MURDERER SENTENCED.

WiLKEssaRRE Pa ,pril IA Reese Evans vas sec!enced
10 death &c. da; for the murder OF Lewis Reese.
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WAsHreros April Is, ls53.-Jndge Bronson has accept
the New York business community As commercial law
YER and man of intelligence integrity and moderation,
he is or superior any of his 10 the Of
d,a
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, watches aud costly smugeled through inc mn,,i
~ slry hid in the clothing or baggage Of dishonest HMM
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WAsHINeroN, April l3.lt ls reported that Mr. Guthrie
the Secretary the Treasury has to-day issued orders 10
all the Auditors of the Treasury directing them 10 ap
point any New Workers TO cle'kshps In Washington
the New York patronage being deemed their
full share in the appoonmsnt OF this species OF Govern
ment pa troHape.
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RESIGNATION or PROFESSORS we have s,,
that William B. Rogers professor ot natural philosophy
olngy, and mineraogy and j. Lawrence Smith profess
chemistry and materla meica have resigned their
pfoicss6rshPs in The University OF Virginia. 10 take +
at The close OF The present session. the 18Th June
Il Is presumed that these vacancies viii be filled b.
onaid OF vs!ttFs al .heir next meeting in the last wee
June.
Mr.. Rogers has been professor in the University fo-
past seventeen years. lie Is one OF The eoqnen,o
tiers Thai ever listened to- Mr. Smith has onv becn
the University session sc hope their successors r.
be as able and competent as PtoessorA Rogers and Sm
have proved themselves ro have been.
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TIE IEHV ANTEPEC TKANT.
Nxw ORLEANS, April l3.-Ihe important intelligence is
brought By special messenger from the city OF Mexico,
who arrived to-day that the Of contract with Mr.
Sloo relative The Tehauniepec across the sthmus
was signed Mexico tho Goth u and ratified on the
0sh
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Total cost lucinn clIandsc Imported SS3%o%u ~
II il surh an ry, as this which The lnclpcnCer char
arerlsrs as interesting and valuable saiislics Let ns
examine il liIl II will be seen that no includes Tie total
tmnors eycIsy. of specie thus he has added 10 per
cent 70 tho FREE goods well as the dnttdbe although
there is no prrtrnce that The rmer arc undeTvaucd to
nynid he uynrur OF duties" This will make difference
even according to his own principles of cacularn oi
So AIS 1891 But againhG includes a" the Foreign goods
rcsipped Now the latter will count the same IN The ek
norris as in The imports since they shippe under the
of vaiu,irn under valuation in the one IL OF
sci against The Other Amending the calculation in these
ltms therefore e have the following result:
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TOT 1ne Enquire.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SOUrH-SIDE DISrp,,.
You will. through your representatives who are In. W..
bic in Convention al Lynchburg The 22d Instant, h
upon TO nominate Democratic canddale for The p '.t
Public Works. Allow me- briefly, TO call your atrent
The name OF thorough going States rights Democ,s
is eninenty qualified Tor this responsible office ~ y"
Judge Daniel A Wilson Of Lynchbufg. he possss.
The highest degree, every quality requisite for The =,
Though living vicinity deeply interested In one "
oina's great improvements. aud though he iees o, =
cess natural and anxious concern We, wc knoyr -,
views al our great nternai Improvement System ,1 y
liberal and rdicous. lhde.!. Judge Wilson is Nor
10 be narrowed by local preJudccs; for he has been
GENTLY concerned in the government and Is sufIrIen
qain,rd with every section oi Virginia 10 estimate ui1
bias hr interests and the c,im- Of every sc!rrne
10 promote The prosperity Of this good old Cumnonw
His character and ability {" discharge The duties Of hi -
need no rRdDrsarion. Entincnlly amiahIa, polite and
tinns all know him b.; and, if elected We
he viii be- Of The most popular, ludicous, and ne.
members Of the Eoard. SOUTH SInr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-08-04
OCEAN HOUSE,

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the travelling public, and especially those
who have heretofore passed their summers nj
Newpori, that his we'll known esisbiishIns NJ has
just been pat IA the most perfect order, and will
be opened lor the reception oi guests on the 10Th
of June. Tne most ample arrangrn,cnts have
been made for the cnuls,ri aud emo, ment Of ali
those who may soJourn al the Ocean Ii"use.
The celebrated Germania Muxcui Soriety will
perform ai the house, 40 heretofore.
lie will be- assisted by several 0f IN. mos,
popular and experienced hJtei-ren in tile coun-
try.
Those visiting the Ocean House may rest as-
sured that ihev can at all times bc supplied with
all the LUXUKiES which they are accustomed
to indulge in, and which they have heretofore en-.
joyed u, the Ocean House.
Two splendid Steamers, the Empire State aud
BAY State, leave New York every ait.rnonn, M
3, L. VI =, and arrive here early ia the morning;
returning, the boats leave hero ior N,w York cv.
cry evening, at 8 O'Clock. The connection be-
tween this place and Boston is 10y steamboat and
railroad, twice n day.
The price Of board and general expenses NJ
Newport, are less than 1T ANY other fashionable
waterIng-plice. From the arrangements, which
have been made, the large nunl cr Of looms al.
ready engaged, and the UNUSUALLY large number
Of private houses which have been secured, II is
certain that the coming summer will be the gav-
est and most fashionable which has ever been
knnwn in Newport.
The House will be liz by Gas this season for
the first time.
JOHN O. WEAVER