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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
of an order of the Surrogate

o,hc County York notice hereby gwen - al persons
hsyas IN. against JOSEPH KEELER late Of the CITY Of New
York deCsase present the With vouchers heo 20 the
rcsdonce. M. Centre 81. IN toe CITY o. Nes
York before the seventh day Of Nay EsxDed New fok
IN ,s i.ssmSi+ - FIIZABETH KELLER, Erecutrl
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A IrsTPAIIA-CLIPpER LINE.-The A.

IN clipper CANTON, Gibbs Commander, viii be dis
patched for Melbourne Port Phillip, on the 18th OF FEB,
ruary She has superior accommodations tor passengers and
her number will be limited to fifty The weilknow repu-
taton which this line has for dispatch s sufficient
guarantee for parties engage by her Apply board AZ
pier No IL East River, or 20 WIN. DU0AN, No. u
Front ST.. OF 10 ARKELLk ELLIOTT, No. li6 PeaIist
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ALLEGED BURGLAR NRREsTED-At al 6HTIy
hour on Friday morning, Private Watchmen Thomas
DoDlon and Duke Cunning arrested man named John
Ewe whom they detected In the act Of attempting 10
force entrance into tho house OF Mr.. James Hum.
phrey, the corner Of Pierrepont and Columbiss u
He brought 10 the First District Station House and
locked up. Subsequently he committed for final
hearing by Justice King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

A AUSTRALIAN PACKET LINE II ne beau
~ tiful clipper ship THEoXINA will be dispatched
her regular day carly in March The ProPretors OF
the prompt manner in which their former ships 1.-THE Abu
and Peytonn) have sailed from this port To intend
ms no y; Australia ts line offers the advantages Of fast
yesses elegance of accommodation and every comfort %
render te VOYAGE sgreosble-being commanded by tired
md e,peranced captains and provisions furnished the
most liberal scale An early appl is important APP
ply on board or 10 ANTONIO PBLLETIER, No. 80 Wall
st. or ONERMANN d GRUNER, No. u Southst
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE CoMHissIoSERs or
EsnGEArros-We have procured an early copy OF the
annual report of the Commissioners a Emigration Of
this State for the year lSJ2. That year spoken Of
rs remarkable for the number of diseased and destitute
eInigrants thrown upon the charge OF tho Comms.
sioneIs. during winter of uncommon severity and
Duration Not only were the Marine Hospitals at
Quarantine and the hospitals and refuge buildings Of
Wards Island, crowded with the seyerest forms OF
disease but il also for long time, necessary to
provide partial shelter and support in the city for des
t.tute newly arrived enlgrants Many emisrants were
victims to mall grant typhus fever and physicians
cisicers and nurses, fell before the came disease
Cholera and email pox followed but with less disas
trors effects All the means at the disposal Of the
Commissioners were absorbed by the large demands
thus created, but the improved heathidlness oil the
present season has gradually lessened them
The statistics Of the emigration from Europe TO this
port and the relief afforded to aliens under the opera
ton Of this commission present the following results
Number OF vessels employed In conveying citi' -,
zens and alien passengers was.......-....... lo62
Number conveying citizens only .-.-......-.... 90
Total na,sengcr vessel. ............... $3.50
OF these 80 52 were citizens, and 3oo,y aliens,
viz natives Of Ireland.
Natives OF Germany ...ile'old
Natives Of other countries. of<oo
Total alien. .3OO.sse
The statistics Of relief Afforded destitute snd dis
eased alien emigrants by the Commissioners, exhibit
the following results.
Number In Marine Hospital, lst Jan. ,ls52.. 5l7
Admitted from vessels during the yeI..... L. io
Admitted from the city ..-..............-. Dol
AS,ni,,ed f,o,, ORR or ssourees - 379
Total number treated. ................. s,5sI
Number in emigrant refuge and hospital,
Wards Island, let Jan. ls52............ 400
Number bern there during the year. %
Number admitted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2,SoS
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Ocean Cleaners, &e.

CLIPPERS per ship COIENNE for San
~ Francisco will please send in bills lading for signature,
the vessel Will clear on MONDAY An excellent opPor
passage only having superior accommodations, apply inn
inediately TO Russell h NORTON, No. 81 Old Slip,
EastRi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

TNHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of the CITY of NETWORK, estah-
hshed in 1851 at No I73 Csnast Branch Office, No. "
Broadway next of allst, opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings, Merchandise Household Furniture
Vessels in Port and their Cargoes &c against loss dam
age by fire. JEREMIAH TERRELL, President
MosEs g. LEONARD Secretary.
GEORGE PAULDIsG, Surveyor.
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NTEW-YOBK and ERIE RAILROAD

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Daane-st Asfoliows
RxPRrss TRAIN att An for Dunkrk and baiai9'
MAI TRAIN a AN. for all stS;iors
NAY TRAIN Al 50 PM toz Perraont and su1ern
WAY TRAIN at 80 M fog DeA~as, vs JS,seI ~,
ExPREss TRAIN ct 5 Pm every day 'O' pu-AiA A.~
Boil Express Trains connect a. Danhrs w 'Ie Lax
Shore Rauads for Cleveland and thence d,ec' 20 S
~; - g. S.ndu.ky Toledo Moaroe, Detroit sn1 ~
go 49, CaAS. MINOr. Superintendent
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nEIIFF RELIEF NAV at al times be found

DELIEF, RELIEF may at all times De found
IL from the mott distressing CgcSh! O. C9is y % snon
sp.ee Ten Mxt b. sas Z 800, " Toe.
xbsn II "a been rlspended By hoEse1es Prce eents
per box with fall direction, G. ': CHersssr %
~ y;ciulry 20 whom al orders should Be addressed
CAND's HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP,
- lei s sna 50 delightful and SIZE remedy
,,,.i, AZ SANDS Mammoth Drug Score, No II Jse%e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

~ Mrs Marianne Northall, wife of DR.. w.
X Northa one OF the Editors Of TIE Nsp Orleans Dsa
died in this city on Thursday.
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Jnsnranre Companies.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.
~ CAPITAL, 100000.
The Capital Of this Company al paid in in cash. and the
Company ready transact the Insurance
Offce No. Wall-st WM. V. BRADY, President.
GEo. 7. HoPE, Secretary.
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Gopartnersbip.

COMPREHENSIVE NQTICE.-We have
II Ts;- D.x .5p.j,,,a YDWARD d. JONES and AU-
ciIsTi1s WHITMAN a. Partners IN our House
~Esw.York FEB e. ia53. CYRUS w. YIELD tx w.
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uEAyY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON

200 TO 500 tuns heavy Freight for the above port
be had BY applying Immediately TO
SPOFFORD, TlLEST0N Co. No. 4S south-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

WILLIAMS & CUNNINGHAM have given up store
No 81 Dey.s heretofore occupied by the late firm and
removed TO store No Pine-st formerly occupied by the
late firm Of DensoD Williams Denson, whore they will
be happy the friends and customers OF both the old
firms,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

COMPREHENSIVE undersigned nave
t,vc nj. dsv f,rmed Copartnershp under the nln
If CONDIT JENKINS for dealing IN iusaIsncs II
rero,istinr Loans Notes kc. Once 10 tise - s.n
49,, - p,,a,n, No As Wal st-New forx eco Il
rsshi~ D~1A D]e' ~ JOHN A. CUSDIT,,
No. JAMES v. JENKINS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

Tue IlouOR TRADE ~ BANGOR
Bangor Democrat publishes the report
of the committee If the Bangor City
Council on the business of the city agen-
cy for selling liquor and 'N'ds : Ii ap.
pcars to hc II large, prosperous, aud
profitable business. About seventeen
thousand dollars worth oi liquors have
been purchased and all but ST $50 worth
Of il ,old between the Sd oi May and
the 23d of December, little less than
eight months, and at n profit of some
81 GOO. The demand for liquors for
medicine and tor mechanical uses has
been surprisingly large. New England
rum especially has been much sought
irr and has gone of like hot cakes at "a
lair profit. II all our citizens are not
rum drinkers. all OF them are run,-srl-
lers therefore 'rummies' in the cant
language of the day. The medicines
are said to be of a good qnaity, some
ol them the very best that are imported;
and this is the best feature that the case
presents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
By AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF TlIE UNITED
STATES
PGS,ed dHyiag tic second Session # Me
IHi1y.Secom CDRgyess.
prBL,c A No. /

/ i
AN ACl TO ameId IN nc, entitled -
TCt 10 establish the Territorial Gov
emmett Of Oregon" approved Au-
= gust fourteenth, eighteen hundred
-. and iorty-cight.
Be IL enGrtea by tie Senate and UouSc
If Representatives. otHe LHiied States of
ImcTird IN Congress assembled. That
the Legislative Assembly Of The Terri
tory o! Oregon be, und hereby are, nu-
rhorlZcd ia ali cases where lie sixteen
or thirty-sIX sections. or any part there
oi, shall be taken and occupied under
the law mahlng donations O. land To uc-
tUal settlers, or otherwise 10 cause H. e
county commissioners OF tie several
counties m sald Territory, or such oth-
cr officer or officers as tley shall direct,
10 select, III liuu thereof au equal quaa
tiiy OF any un0ccupled iaud IA sections,
or lrac llonal sections, as TIE case may
be.
Src. 2. iad be IL FURTHER enacted. That
when selections are made lu pursuance
OF the provisions ni the first sectoa Of
tlus act. said lands 80 selected, aud their
proceeds, shall be forever inviolably
set apart for lhc bcnefi Of common
schuo's.
Approved January :, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

-EXEcUTios. Il. a. j. Stubbs, oi
Marlboro District, South Carolina,
(who was convict do | the murder OF his
slave at last October Court WAS hang
ed in the Couri-llousa square, at Ben-
neItsvilIe on Friday week, in accord
ancc with The sentence ol the Court.
The Chcraw Gazette says:
The offence for which MIR. S.ubhs
suffered the extreme penalty Of the law
consisted as much of the neglect of his
duty as a master rs OF any other ingrc-
dent In this point Of view, this case
speaks volumes in behalf Of our laws
enacted for the protection OF our slave
pnpuanon, and puts To blush thousands
ot the lies invented and propagatcd by
Northern ianaticsm to dsparagc the in
stiluton Of slavery"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
TruRiIC ACr-No. G. !

AN ACT making further nppr5rria.
/ tloue tor the construction OF Roads in
The Territory of Minnesota.
BE ii eHucicd 6y he Senate and NOpst
! ot Representatives. OIMe Jniict tSl0ica oj
/ Agiey3ru in COa4fcsy assembled, Inul
tie ioIowing sums Of money DE, and
they are hereby, appropriated for Tie
construction OF roads ~ HE Territory
o. Minnesota. ia addition lo the sums
heretofore appropriated Tor Tic same
rhlrrtS, LS Tie act approved JulY
eighteenth. eighteen huadrcd and iilty.
t. Wit: For tnc construction OF road
rom Point Doug!ass, on the Mississippi
river 10 HE falls or rapids Of the Salit
Louis river Of Lake Superior, by the
most direct and convenient route be-
tween those puinls. twenty thousand
dollars ; for the construction OF IA road
from Point Douglass TO Fort Gaines,
now Fort Ripley, ten thousand dollars !;
Tor the cOustcuCllon OF Il road from the
mouth OF Swan river, or the most cX-
Fedient point near it, north or south OF
said river, 10 {. c Amncbdgo agency ct
Long P,airlc, five thousand dollars
and !0r The CONSTRUCTION Of Il road from
Nanush4w tn MENDOZA, five tlousaud
dollars and to" tho survey and laying
out of u military road from Mendoza to
lhe mouth Of Big Sioux river, on the
Missouri. five lhuusan dollars. The
SAID roads To be constructed under the
direction ol the Secretary at War, lur-
suaut to contracts TO be- made by hin
Approved January I, 1853,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
PUCLlc AcT No. 5. |

AN ACT granting 20 the Sachctt's
liarbor aud E,lIsburg Railroad Com
pany lhe right OF way through tie
military reservation At Sackeit's lluI-
brr, Hew York.
De il eaacied by lie Senate amt House
Of Representatives n the GaHed suites oi
Ame"'ca IN Congress 0S%eHIbied. 4 hat
TIE rlght Of way through The public
lands of The United States lying IN the
village Of Sacbet,'s Harbor, IN the couH-
~ U llerson ana State OF New York.
be-, a"d Is hereby, grated to the Sack
el's I!ar5or and ElIisburg Railroad
Company Prorided, Tha in the opln-
ion Of the President o! The United
States, sGch grant be not injurious 10
the puUlc interest, and ulat he location
shall be approved 10y the President as
80 the position and width OF the said
railroad and proriIedJtUthr, That it
the said railroad shall not be com plricd
, WITHIN two years, or # AT any TIME after
is completion the SAID railroad be dis
continued or abandoned, the grant
shall cease and determine.
Approved January I, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

A ScHIpTURAL RNG. Our friend
Duncan who is go Lo,ed for his liberal
taste in icwcIry. has made a most mag
niGccnt addition TO his store oi' splendid
succimCns OF uinc'ologicd ornaments.
He Las juel iccicv,d from Melville,
New \ urk, who has an establishment
on Camp street, Il new ring, which lie
calls lis ScripIural Ring, as il has sew.
crol scripturH eccnes 81 grarcd on II. -
The rug weigh over Il pound, and cost
abou, five hundred dollars Th" signet
is an engraving %! ihc CruriiiXion OF
the side are piclu'rs OF DAME! IN :hc Ii
on's Dcu--'he Virgin Mary sucklng
the infant Christ land tie flight into
EgNIt. The w0re is the most elegant
we have ever seen. Duncan VIII eliulge
oil Sunday neat in this new ornament.-
NeC OricdRs DeIid.
This Duncan L.. we believe an ecccn-
tric individual. WHO works on the Lc-
wee III New Oilrars. He has Il sort OF
insaue desire Tor jew,lry, and applies
nearly all oi' his earnings 10 the pur-
chase OF gold chains, earring, finger
rings, etc. GA Sundays, ii Is sait, he
Is N perfect hlize m iewelry from,
head To- foot. Me. Duncan, may trul, bc
cal,rd an ornamental member ol socic-
ty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

MAINE LAW IN MAlSE.-l0O0 gallons
OF liquor, seized at Alnchns Port. Me.
have been restored by order Of the
Court, the warrant not containing the
words IN said town." thus not specify
ing the place where the liquor was to be
sol |. Two other barrels, seized before
were likewise given NJ. A correspond
cut of The Boston Advertiser says that
this decision, and similar decisions else
where of late, vii prove In be a damper
upon any further llorls III Il is vicinity
it is T. be feared to enforce the Maine
LaA.''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
Approved January I, 1853.
[PUDnc RfsoLuriIY-No. Al

PUDLlC RfsOluTiJN-Nu. 4.
a RESOLUTION IA allowing in ce,lan
cases 10 The owners OF steamers fur
iher time TO make the necessary pre-
paratious TO bring their vessels wilh
IN the provisions oi an act entitled
" An act to Gncnd AN aci entitled
'an act to provide for the better S, :
curi'y Of The lives Of pns.ehgefs on
bonrd OF vessels propelled IA whole
or ~ part rs sicaIn,' and Inr other
purposes" approved August thiuicth,
eighteen hundred and iii,l-iw".
Reso'red by he SeDGte ard NoUse #
Representatives. II lie Udicd Sutcs Of
america IN Congress 0sSeni6ied, That
any Inspector OF steamers appointed uI-
der the ACT aforesaid II not furnished
seasOuahly with tie means oi Cischttg-
ing his duty. or VITO shall be s;.tlsf IL
when an err, He'd, licensed ur register
steamer is inspected 10y him and Iound
deficient IL the requirements made by
said act, that such omissions are NOT
occaSiOGCd - any huit or ncglcc, of
the owner or master, lrc may grant. up
on application ,acrcior, or OF his own
accord, such further reasonable time
al Cr suii act goes into effect rs lac may
deem ruliiCirit with due diligence 10
make all necessary preparations 10 make
any such vessel. her muchmry and
e suIpn.cnt ConiOr u TO the pro, sion Of
,d act: PIoridcd, Tie lime so al.
wed shall IN no case exceed ninety
days after The iirs; day ol January,
eighteen hundred aud tilty-,lIee.
SEC. 2. Ant be IL )ar'hsrrcso ed That
no such vessel 81 allowed further Time
Dr preparation shH'l hc liable to seizure
or 10 ihy penalty under snid nct durGg
the time spccIG, Il tor any d, efficiency ir-
lcndcd 10 be covered ty tie extension
Of time granted by such ilsle,'or.
Approved J'nmr! Z 1858.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

uFA State Temperance Convention
was held in Providence on Wednesday,
at whi n large quantity OF spurious gas
was let off they adopted long string
Of very amusing resolutions, and among
them was the following, which we think
is very rich. we publish 1t, re,baiim ct
Liter atm, italics and all. just as we find
Il in the official proceedings as publish
ed in the Providence Journal -
Resolved, That we regard the
Temperance Advocatc us an excellent
family paper-indIspenslbe 10 the earIy
success OF the Temperance movement,
aud we earnestly commend it 10 the pas-
mg patronage m' the friends Of our cause
throughout the State.
We should Judge from the above that
the Tempe rance Advocate must have
"A good many sucker subscribers. New
er mind, friends OF the cause ought not
not TO conpiaIn-Mayor Earsiow should
make up all deficiencies, just for the
good of the cause which he lores $50
nHCh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
IPtBLIc RssoLurloN No. 2 |

PtBlIC RgSoLUTlDN No. 2
4 RESOLUTION explanatory OF the
act appi"prrlirg money lur the re-
moY"l 81 Tie raft ol Red river.
ReSoIred BY he &,ndte a'd Eouse of
representa- Tres II tie iHitd States Of
america iH Congress dsSemtid. ! har -"
much Of The act entitled An act NAL
lug appropriations ior the Improvement
o' certain harbO and rivers" approved
August thittclh. eighteen hundred and
htty-lNo, as r, ia'cs 10 Rcd river, br so
constructed as /, authorize lie Sccre-
;ary Of Waf 10 award shc contract Tor
Tie rcmovai of distinctions To lie navi.
CATION OF said river occasoncd by the
raft 10 Ihe person or PERSONS who, Tor
The amount oi the appropriation, will
agree to remove said INSTRUCTIONS. and
keep said navigation free from the same
fr he longest period oi time said co.,
tact 10 bc awarGcd after i, asonab
pubic notice.
Approved January 7, 1852.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27
WHOLE NO IlGT.

the following sums Of money he, and
the same are hereby, appropriated icr
the construction military roads in The
Territory OF Oregon. to wi, 4: For the
constru elton OF II road from Stilacoon.L,
on pugets sound, 10 Fort 'ValIa-Wp-
Ia, twenty thousand dollars and for tie
construction OF II rond from the mouth of
Myrtle creek, oa tie Umpqua river, TO
Camp Stuart, in Rogue River valley,
twenty thousand dollars the said roads
to be constructed under the direction OF
the Secretary of War pursuant TO con
tracts 10 be made by him
Approved January 7, 1853.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

MAYon HALsIow Is. JuDGE CURTIS.
On Friday last. III the House OF Repre-
seniatiycs, Nuyor Earstnw. in introdu-
. ciug his new Liquor B.l. made some
pretty severe teuar,,s ,r.on the lpie de.
c.e!on Of JudGe Chris in ,hc Green H.
ouor case. We have before stated ,but
his Honor had yjyen pu,ice hrouoh
one of TIE daily Iapcrs tha, he woul
give time to the dealers in ardent eplr-
/ rs TO remove them from the STATE, when
thc peonlc sur,ooscd tho, I;s outbo,i,v
,.... oiG,.,,,t ,t.l...;,. 49,. ,,i,,.nc
pro,;i.,.o III. ,.,.t.,....,,,, i..a
d,i,nc, l,,, r,o,, ;,,,o.o,oro,i,, ,,,J ,.o
-, 20 s,r,,i,.I -, ill.,, ,,., r.,ha
.ho,Il...,.,,.o o,,.oo,n.,,.,ao
,oo., io r..n...,i,,., = e.. e,.,.
a., .or,,,, non, ..,,i c.l l., ,.,
a., ,rro. -, ,,,.;,;,,.r i.....,I,,.,,,., t.
.;,,. o,l ,I..,I,o,,.a ,.r,, a..;.,i,,i.,
ov',,. hor. and - -, ,..,, ,h,.a
o,,, ,;..,. ,;. W.
ar,, ,.,..,f, ;.',..,...,....
.,,..l.. ,h D., r., .,I
ru wns ma, liz ulrn,iun +, ou,yrel
with .|uIcc Curtis upon his ou,riou-bc
WAS not in n position Ia do So bot, #
Il. were Il mrmhrr o! the Supr.mc
Couii. he certainly slo,lt quarrel with
hin,. lie did no, deem Il courteous .nr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

The DEAD OF '52. Referring to the
illustrious men who have died during
the past year, the New York Evening
Post says: Nearly all the leading ma.
tions oi the world have lost one or more
oflher most distinguished citizens. Our
own country has mourneh her two lore
most state smen, Clay and Webster
England is yet hung with black in mem
ory Of the worlI-rcnowned military
chieiiain, Wellington France has wept
the departure OF one Of her most liberal
and upright pollicians, Armand Mar
rasi, and several Of her veteran Mar
shals, such as Glrard and Excelmuns J;
Austria misses prime minister.
SchwartZe nherg-o only second 10 her
MCt'erIich, as u diplomatist and man
ngcr ;and Italy gieves her noble, but
mistaken Glohcrli. al one time the most
promising Of her writer's and states
men.
In The wallis Ct Art as well as in
Slaiesmanship and War, Tie coDquesls
Of death have been many and signal.
Our pioneer sculptor, Grecnoueh, who
did so much to illustrate our name in Il
department OF genius in which we had
before achieved no iriumphs, John Van
d,rlyn n, one ol the earliest painters, and
oIe OF ourcarlest dramalists and actors,
John Howard Paine. are gone the
greatest landscape painter in England,
Turner, if we mistake not, died early in
las: year the French SCULPTOR Prrdlcr,
and Tony Juhonnet, the designer, have
dei art,d, together with Count D'Orsay
whose distinction as man OF society
only obscured his brilliant qualities as n
painter md modell,r; G., rmary. las
lost R"upach a celebrated riay-wriicr,
and IL, land, the greatest Of her poets,
the author Of Laila Rockh and the Ell
cure"n Thomas Moore Among others
oi inferior note in this cOun, ction. we
may mention John l.. Stel hens, the
traveller. l. liot oi Warhurion, the author
OF tie Crcsct NJ and the Cross Professor
Edwards, Of Andover, Count Xavier de
Maislrc, ii Catholic writer Of remarkable
power, Mr.. Scropc, u well known
author. Of London, and jude Francis
Baylcs, Of Massachusetts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

AN ACT authorizing certain soldiers
of Late war with CIR, a. Britain to
surrender The bounty lands a avn hy
them and TO locate others IN lieu
thereof.
De il enacted by tie Senate ant HjUSe
Of RryrcS. HidLIreS ot thc United Sd'eS ot
AWcrIcd IN Congress 0SScmblcd, That
1t >'hii ana may he lawful Toe any sol
dicr ~ ihc late war with Gteat Britain.
to whom bounty land Ia. been allotted
and patented ia ANY Stuc OF this Union.
hy virtue ot the laws ui the United
States passed prIor to The year 1880
which AdS as Is unit for cultivation, 10
surrcLGer sad IHt,nt, ANA 10 rccIc,e
in lea thcrCoi lhc same quantity oi any
ut The public land cub cct to private n.
lry al the minimum prlre 10 ho may
&c ct: PgODidsd, That before rccicv-
Ing such ncw Iald 1t shall hc proved TO
tie -at slacton oi the Commissioner OF
tlc General Land Office Ilar he land
g. allotted and patented 10 said soldier
Is uliit for cultivation, AMI that said soi-
diCr has never disl O:cd Ji his interest IN
SAID lmd 10y any sale oi his own, and
that the same has uol been taken or dis
posed OF lor his debts due 10 any lndi-
vdual. and that he shall release all lis
interest m The same TO thc United States
in such way ~ said Commissioner SHAH
prcscr,br aud such surrender aud To-
eaton shall be made within ii,e years
from jnc passage OF ihIs act.
Approved January Z, 1852.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-01-27

LALGE lioGs.-M,r. Isaac ]. Smith, of
Midd!clown, recently killed II hog
weighing 623 ounds asI fall The AMI
m i had q, Inter OF pigs which Mr..
Smith I'D lor $5u. Mr.. ArnolG Bar
kcr killed hog weighing GA pounds.
We see hy this what the MiddIciown
farmers can dove vtIy much doubt
whether they can be hrnl,-h SO, they
say thaI lhcy viii try aSnn.