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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
HOLLEY & CO.'S

IMPERIAL Furniture Varnish, or Polish
L This powerful composition will, with five
minutes labor, restore to all vanished Furniture,
its gloss or brilliancy will remove pant, ink,
grease, mars or stains, &C., from the surface OF
all vanished work Of amy Kind. For sale
wholesale aud retail, by
CORNELL & DENNIS.
Mjyl2 q Broad-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

CORDIAL LIFE PRESERvER. - War
- rsnted a safe and encctuaI remedy for all
complaints Of the stomach and bowels as lncip-
ieut Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Imam
tum, Dysen,ery, Diarhrea. Indigestion or D!s-
pepsia, Sour Stomach and Costiveness, Children
when Teething.
The virtue. Of this medicine have been test
ed by thousands who have been benefited and
permanently cured by il when all other remedies
have utterly feiled---
The CORDIAL LIFE PRESERvER is
cleansing, warming, soothing, healing and
strengthening to the stomach and the Bowels.-
Manufactured by
MARY REED STALL,
an experienced nurse Of Taunton, Mass, the
original inventor, Who has ia her possession
numerous certificates, iron people OF the highest
responsibility in Taunton and vicinity, (most OF
whom have used il in their families for years,
and Il whose suggestion the inventor has been
induced to offer Il for sale testiiying IN the
strongest man ier to it, efficacy, and
ing il with entire confidence to the public.
Persons using the Cordial Life ! sserver
must no, be discouraged, IL one bottle doe not
cure their complaints immcdiately-tle y must
continue 10 use IL, as all cases ave not ai,ke,-
and u cure 10 sure 10 follow.
Directions accompany cnoh bottle.
Price 20 cts W cts, ard ~ pr bottle.
Geo. W. Martin, Taunton, Mass, General
Agent, To whom an b,sincss commsn cations
must he Addressed.
For sale in Newport, Ivy HAZARD q CAS-
WELL, Apo,hecaries' iiaI, WASHINGTON So,
and Hall of Pharmacy, Thames street, RI.
TAYLOR, l02 Thames stieet /; also b, W. W.
YOUNG, corner of Parade, and 4. q. HAN
DY, opposite Perry Mill, I bames-s,.
! ga -smd&~
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NOTICE.

A III. persons wishing to have a good Gag stone
"A side walk laid Town at n less price .han they
can buy the stone for, can have it done if IA suf-
fcient quantity is applied for this month, to
make it an object to import the stone and men to
do the work. Had in your orders to the street
Commissioner, who is agent Tor the largest
Query in the United States. Jy13
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TARRANT's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPABIA.

- SOub SOAND S<h WV ~
CUBEBS AND COPABIA.
Sanctioned by popular OPINION and high author
ity Of the most distinguished Ot the medical fac
ulty, il Offers to tee afflicted "a remedy, whose
success has in every instance supported lts de-
served reputation. Being convenient and agree
able in ITS use, experience has proved that II re-
tains in every climate its desirable and truly VAL
liable character. 1t is in the form ola paste, is
tasteIess, and does not impair the digestion. 1t
8 prepared with The g%reatest possible care, upon
well tested principles. To persons follow ing
the sea, or go Y long voyages, this preparation
possesses qualities far surprising any other
neat and portable in its form, speedy and eiiica-
cious in its OPERATION, successful both IN the ear
lest aud worst stages OF the severest Diseases,
whilst the usual aud nluseous taste and unpleas-
ant odor to copabia is wholly avoided in this
preparation.
Prepared and soil, Wholesale and Il ,tail, by
JOHN A. TARKANT. successor to James
Tarrant, 27S hreenw,ch, corner Of Warren st.
New York; and sold u, +. N. Carey, druggist,
Charleston, s. c. T.. n. McGraw, hatcher;
Moore & Ilenderickson, Savannah; NJ. A..
Santes & Son, Norfolk; w. ;. Reese, Baiti"
more; Joseph Fucker, Mobile; Sickies & Co.,
New Orleans; II. ID. Gilman, Washington, d..
CT +. w. Dyott & Sons, Phia.; Weeks 4
Potter, Boston RurhnIahicr Il Anderson,
Georg tow n, ID. =.
THORNS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF co
PABIA AND SARSAPARILLA possesses
few advantages not EMO, ell by any other nedi-
cine for the cure oi sexual diseases /; and which
mast, with AN enlightened public, render j, assn
redly highly popular, AMI a desideratun long
sought for in the radical world. IL needs no
confinement or change Of diet. Ia its approved
form, that OF a paste, I is euirel! %tastcless, and
causes no unpleas,n, sensation to the patient.
II has acquired the u,m 'st fame IN almost ev-
cry part Of Europe, 1t has been examined, APP
proved Of, and sanctioned by the faculty oi med
,cine, and recommended by the most emlneut OF
the profession. Prepared bv J. b.. rhorn,C chem
ist, Londo,, aud Tor sale wholesale and re'aIl
by J. A.. itRiNr f., sole agent for the United
States, 273 ireenwich street, New York.
mil ~
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NOTICE

The subscribers respectfully inform the public that
they hsve now opened their Restaurant nj No.
80 Leven street, where gentlemen can always be
supplied with Dinners, %suppers, &C, NJ the shortest
notice, and In the bes, style. Also all Kinds Of re-
freshments.
Gentlemen can he accommodated. with lodging
rooms In the house.
IL ROBINSON RAY
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COMMERCIAL MUTUAL
COMPANY,

fkONlDENCE, v "
OfHce In Franklin House, corner Of south Main an
College Streets.
Insure aRains Fire aud Marine Risks on as favOTa
BILE terms AS other Z, o., X Companies.
Capital loo, 900.
This Company affords the same security as othe-
stock Companies with The additional advantage to
the Insured Of starring equally with the Stockholders
In The Sett Earnings of The business, wi,hOui any lisf
biiily to assessment.
DIRECTORS
Thomas darkness. Amos v. Beckwith,
Orray Taft, Hem, Lippni,
Truman Geckwiih Hosea Ballon, IT.,
Thomas J. Stead, Henry e.. Malhewson
William A. Robinson James G. Anthony,
Jpncs Y. Smith, John n. Mason,
A. u. Dixie. Daniel Day,
Billings d Irstow, Edward Pearee,
Charles n. Dabney, George w. Chaplin,
Charlie l.. Fisher, william y. King,
CYRUS Taft. Joseph Carpenter,
CYRUS Il. Manchester, seih Padeliord,
Eurl r. Mason.
THOMAS HARNESS, President.
GEO. G. ARNOLD, Seci'y.
Application per mail Tor Insurance to this Comp8
ny will receive prompt sttention.
f23 ID W ly
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WOLVES

AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
ITO the citizens Of Newport beg leave to
l. inform the citizens Of Newport, that ! have
established n depot at the warehouse Of
NEWTON BROTHERS,,
for my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, who will
receive and forward orders to me for the same.
Samples can be seen at their store.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole importer,k.
ALI 20 Beaver street, New Yor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

SIEA FLNININU MILD.
TINE subscriber having purchased the right to
l. use Norcross' Patent Rotary Planning Ma
chine, which obtained Medals at che Fairs in
Boston and at the American Institute in New
York, is now prepared to do all kinds OF Plain.
ing, Growing and Tongueing, Sticking, Mould.
ings, Saving Scroll work, and all Kinds Of
Shop work, at the shortest notice and lowest
prices. s5 SIMON MOFFlTT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

T'EA.-Fresh Green aud Slack Teas, Of SUI
L perior quality, just rec d a y Broad st
I'D CORN ELL & DENNIS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

(NAKRTALL For SaIe-A one horse Carryall
" in good order. Apply to ii. II. YOUNG.
m3O cor. Parade
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E TIMES, NEWPORT, R. l. THURSDAY MORLlNG SEPTEMBER 2L 1854
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAiSAM.
Containing neither Pru.sie Acid, mir Tartar Emene.

VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAi.SAM.
Containing neither Pyussie Acid, MIR Tartar Emore.
INF. GREAT STANDARD
a. REMEDY fof all PULMOA-
~N,rk~ AIRY DISEASES.-Exien-
M STAG, y sively Used, TIE, led and Al
ca ss,ees,,,S proved in New England, Cu-
IL "%sst'iss'n ada, aud The British Prov :
~fsssssSR cs during n riod Of
"usA TwENTY-SEVEN yEAlt,
-s'',sSI by Emin,nt Physinans. tlo-
~1 gymsn, Prg(es'oJs of Coh. @,
Theological Seminariss, Scientific and DIiingu'rh'
ed ubiic M.n,-and in fact, hy all classes 10 the
community, Among others II Is reronii" ncoup ny
Rev. DIR. Lyman B~EEcHER, hate President o'
Lane Theological Seminary, CINCINNATI, ONO,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof 81
Theology in Andover Theo'op'c"i sc"',n,ry,
Mass. Hon. DASIEL p. TBoMrsoN, Secretary
of State OF Vermont, author Of "Green Mountain
Boys - 81 ch Amsien,' Sc, M'nipel'r, VII
ME-. WILLIAMS, Eco, formerly Collector I"
the P.ri o. & ,iimo,e, Md. Rev
Phi'ad"iphil, Pa; u. Z. fERSALp' ro''"""
Me-, md NJ ~ oli,eis. 80 18Th
now ~. 90 y 81 size, ia large square boh1'S V"h
uich faca, led Uus prappers, gin dreeti"ns. and
fac smile cfWm. Joa'h Cutler, containing "en''y
Eou ;im,s / " qr,,,i,y o. Ire smaller s,ft..
Bego.s Of C't.t'cJJis and ,ntof'ons -
E,oui., ~ ne =, Gle IN = o NAME
"VEGErAGLE rUi.NONARY GAtSAM"
Pyf,arri ooly bv eEED, CUTLER T. CO.,
Drusgi Bosioa, and rold ~ Apo'hec'' 'e- a"h
Country u ,ch,ns gsocraiiy. Price, 'arge size'
ST, 90; sn III size, so Gems.
For s .e in Newport by q. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD 4 CASWELL.
El 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

IRON FRONTS.
HAYES & STANLEY, lRon FOUNDERS,
No. 81 Eddy Street, Providence,
A RE- prepared to furnish AT short notice, Iron
n Fronts, Columns. Lin,els, and all other
Castings tor Builders use. Also, Castings for
Builders use. Also, Castings Of every descr'r-
ton to order. -.
Having secured the services Of an accomplish.
ed Architect, can furnish Drawings and De-
signs when required.
Patterns for Gas Works, such as Retorts,
Improved Stop Valve Boxes, Pipes, Elbows,
Crosses, T.'s, sc. &C., for which they solicit
a share Of patronage. jlO-Sm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

DANK STOCK. - For sale EIGHTEEN
ID share. In the capitnl stock Of the Newport
Exchange Bank.
ALSO, TWO shares IN the Newport Gas
Company. Apply at MS Thames street
s12 sAML. A. PARKER.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
" ELRY. &c.

MOTlCE-Vose's house. corner Of Bath road
~ 4 South Touro SITS ANA the Cottage East Of
the house on ,th road, are IT, let furnished, for
the winter or sumner, or by the year, Oh to lease
for 5 years: also a stable To let with either
house. The convenience of these houses and
the bcaut lful yards attached to them, is not sur
passed by any. For further particulars inquire
of WIN. s. VOSE.
ago
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BY

THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from its cures Of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the cvi-
dences of its virtues in any community where 1t
has been employed. So wide is the field OF its use
thai almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &C.. and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that it ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
HAZAR)& as We -, nj I. I.rAYi.Ot
NEWPORT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

THE subscriber offers Tor rent for the remain
L der OF the Trust estate created by the will Of
the late Mary Gibbs in lots to suit ~iessers the
Easton Point farm now occupied by Mr.. Philip
Peckham and situated on the point between the
LIST AMI "a beaches in Middletown, provided ap-
plication shall be made for 6sid lease Of said lots
for building or agricultural purposes on or before
the first Of December next. Possession to be
given in March. Application may TO made to
CHA HENRY PARKFR, Trustee.
Il RI. Rd. Exchange, Boston.
alt or ALFRED SMITH, Newport.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
" ELRY, SC.
The subscriber h6e taken ihe store on Touro
street, opposite the Atlantic House, where mas
he found an extensive assortment OF Watches
and JeweIry.
Gold Watches Of every variety, vi1-English
patent levers, in hunting aid common cases ;
fine gold Anchor Levers with chronometer bal
lance wheels; double time watches for timing
horses watches which wind up and are aet
without IA key, Lapines, &c.
Gold Jcwelry, consisting Of diane I'd rings,
guard, fob and vest chains, keys, bracelets, ear
rings and breaches to match double and single
lockets ; gold pens and cases gems pin studs,
&c. &c. =
Every variety Of Watches and Jewclry, care
fully cleaned and repaired in the nsatest possible
manner. and on the most reasonable terms.
al9 WILLIAM KERR, Jr.
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I.YKENS VALLEY COAL

LfkENS ALLEY COhb
SO0 Tons Ly kens Valley Coal now landing on
OoV wharf foot Of MARY 81. For easy ignition,
d~,ralility Of fire, complete combustion, easy adap'
iation 10 The temperature OF the weatl er, and its
great power in generating heat this is the best coal
in this country.
A free burning coal In the economical for family
use, aud IL will not clinker unless the jfaught be
greater than the coal requires, which can he easily
regulated by a damper. VIM. J.
Is Coal and Wood wharf.
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FALL lNT.

NEWPORT "
THE Steamer Peuy, Capt. wooIsey, ~i1."p
i and after Monday, September 18th, 1884,
make bu, one trip daily, having Newport, 1t 4
n N. aud Providence Mt 2 p. M. eonncei,ne vi
Providence With mid day taips TO snd h'sa
Boston, Worcester. Taunton aud Nv b.dssd.
Fare, 60 cents each Nay. liz
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FOR SALE.
4 frs, rate second hand wagon. apply TO 3.
IA Hubbard, Carriage Maker, fatesell ~.
mIl
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HOTTAHE rO LET.-A furnished Cottage
" IN William streoi, 10 let ior the season IL
is pleasantly located, within 6ye minutes walk
sfe',her the large bo,el', apply a, this ofhee.
mis-
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r

A IL persons wishing To take the Gas into their
n houses or stores should leave notice NJ the Daily
News Office, aud the service pipe aud meter viii be
Supplied without expense % the cons 1tner.
-. n. NOaMAN supt.
EuR l. A lot of b%eantiiul, clean gravel, taxi
u en- from the ~ steps shores address hoy 223Post
Odlre. or snply In q. N. WILSON,
h7 Cor. Red VOID ard Co,t~ge sts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

THE house situated on the corner Of Church
i aud Spring Street. Possession given imme-
distely. Apply to THOMAS PRATT.
% on the premises.
TTRsINA-rhe real Canadian Bears Grease
\ il one Of the, most valuable articles in use.
Cor the preservation and growth Of the Hair ;
Tor sale fresh, by
HAZARD h CASwELl.
u Washington Square, ls7 Thames-st. and
sl2 l0l Spring stree,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

EOR Sale-A beautiful residence situated on
Il Narraganset, Avenue, within three mlnntes
walk of the forty steps, having n commanding
view OF the city Of Newport and the Ocean; this
establishment has been fitted up with every con-
v~eniencc for a winter or summit residence, I'M
der the especial direction Of the owner; for fur
ther information apply to GEO. ii. WILSON,
Builder,
Cor Redwood and Cottage SITS,
an NewDOrt. II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

NALL and WINTER Clothing nj great bargains -
Il Having this week purchased largely from a
stock ola wholesale dealer who II going out of the
business, at less than cost TO manufacture. l will d.
vide the gain with my customers who purchase for
Cash, BY this favourable purchase Z am enabled 10
sell a good article Of lined pants from 81 rs to $3.50
Also Mems and Bows Goats nj much less than for
mer prices. Let 10 man who Is not well stored
with winter Clothing, fail to improve this opportn-
nifty for purchasing good Clothing at less than its
value, l52 Thames st. J. u. "a.
Drank L.eslie's Gazette Of Fashions. for septem-
her. for sale at TIL Yrs,
"a ont osite Post Office.
COAL.
T WILL sell my Lykens Valley, Gold Mine and
i Red and White Ash Goals rs usual, ut the lowest
possible price. Also, Walnut, Maple, Oak and
Pine Wood. Wharf opposite foot Of MARY street.
al WIN. J. SWINBURNE.
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MOTlCE.-Panama, Leghorn, Pedal, and u u
~ other kinds Of Straw Hats, cleaned and
p essed IN the best manner as usual. Also, par
ticulsr attention paid in cleaning and pressing
Wide Awake and kossuih Hats, at
1872 Thames street,
a29 IRA FRENCH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

HORSE Hair Bracelets-An assortment of
l1tlese new AMI fashionable articles, just reed
by Is. II. TISDAl.E & SON.
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'CHKEE splendid lots for sale in Ayrault Av-
i enue, 81 feet front, lis deep. One third Of
the purchase money in cash. the remainder can
remain on mortgage. For iurthsr particulars
apply to VIM VosE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

uERMIT's Dell, from the Diary or a Penciller F;
III The American Cottage Builder--a series Of
designs for Cottages, costing from $500 to $50 900,
by John Bullock The Heir Of Redclyfe, by the
author of"The Kings Of England, }" &C. Katherine
Ashton, by the author Amy Herbert, &C.; Dickens
Household Words for Sept, containing 81 articles
Fifty Years Ia both IIemispherss, by Vincent Solte.
For sale by
~ CU ~ r. ia FIT r.
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n Anu iN.
700 yards oi french Prints of best qnality,
tOOat one shilling per yard opened this
day ~, By F. LAYTON & BROTHERS,
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MOHAIR de B'ege-A nice lot Of Mouseline
WI de B'cge OF different colors, n first rate arti-
Gle for TALL and travelling dresses, just opened
and for sale cheap by
a3I WV COZZENS & Co.
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HIGH EFT

NEWPOhT, ~.
THIS r will he open for the
receptiop of Bnarders. Families desiring nm
airy, pleasant and quiet location, with comfortable
and convenient rooms, rau he Tor
the season on reasonable terms Every attention
will he given 10 the wants and comfort OF bodrders.
10 T.. SHELDON, Proprietor.
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TIVE Subscriber finding an Impression among his
L customers that Coal will decline during the next
60 days, will continue to sell through the present
month at present prices aud will agree to refund
to those who take and pay for it-sny decline in
the next sixty days lie believes IL Is more likely
TO advance with the season, but needing the wharf
room Is induced to make this offer.
81 CHARLES WILLIAMS
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irish Popiins "A lew choice patterns Of
i real Irish Poplins, Just reed at
aSl WIN c COZZENS & Cos.
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DLACK SII.kS-A very superior lot of black
u silks for Dresses, all widths and qualiues,
for sale cheap, by WM G COZZENS & Co.
Also, Fancy Dress Silks. AL
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y LAWTON & BROTHERS, IA Thames-st.
4 . are now opening French Nous. do Lains,
Plaid and Striped Silks, vaIencias. Ribbons and
other rich goods, from the latest importations,
TO which they respectfully invite the attention of
their customers. 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

NEW York Journal, for September. Price Is ga
~ cts. For sale ut TILLEY's,
"a opposite Post Once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

Tor Sale-25 splendid Building Lots, having
L n tn sea and harbor view. Also, four
beau IA Villas, situated in the most fashionable
part Of the cry. For further information apply
to GEO. ". WILSON, builder,
a24 corner Of Redwood and Cottage-sts.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-23
JUDGE CAMPBELL AND GEN. oUITMAN.

The September number of the American Law Register
contains the opinion Of Judge CAMPBELL Of the Supreme
Court of the United States facts disclosed by the
Grand Jury for the Eastern District of Louisiana imp
eating Gen. John A. Qitman in organization formed
in this country to invade Cuba and thereby violate the
neutrality laws of the United States. The Judge there
upon ordered the General together with Dr. Saunders and
Mr. ThTashe severay to enter into recognizances with
sureties to observe the laws of the United States in
general and the neutrality laws in particular for the
space of nine months.
Upon his refusal to comply with this mild requirement
Gen. Quitman was committed to the custody of the
sha and afterwards directed to be imprisoned in the pa
IRISH Jail of New Orleans for nine months Upon the ad-
journment of the Court however, he entered into the
qured cognizance and was set at liberty protesting at
the same time against the unconsttutionalty iegalty
and arbitrary nature Of the power which treated him
like On ordinary But he yielded to the demand, as
he arms because he had appeal from its absolute
and irresponsible force, being compelled to do it under
duress OF Imprisonment" s .
The opinion delivered by Judge Campbell Is dspassion-
ae well argued strongly supported by authorities, and
convincing. He could not upright fearless, and
impartial magistrate possibly do otherwise than he did,
unless it had been to bind him to keep the peace for
double the time. He woud-as he quotes himself from
an English Chief Justicehe would be poor guardian
Of the public peace if he could not interfere until
actual outrage had taken place and perhaps fatal
quences ensued." No not warped by prejudice or
corrupted by interest question the legality and
cessy of tho order of the Judge and every right mind
ed citizen will heartily embrace this opportunity and all
other suitable ones, to manifest in an emphatic
his resolution maintain the due administration of the
laws, however disagreeabe it may be to Generals and
great thereby compromised who are very apt
I gard them as cobwebs which they may break through
and only fit and intended to catch smaller game.
! r Ne,rnrE 41perticer