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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04
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vnoa W. q rponllDs Apyrnstsso Heuss 107 rAAu ~ II
n-.-a sTnE WEN'r POINT IIOrEL, .-Il

C.t q TIE WEs.r POINT HOTEL.
(lN THE UNITED STATES GROUNDS AT wEsT POINT, II
" for the reception Of rues Anev Dock has been
built the anording landing
sieameoa Steam Ferries pyns between Cold Spring and West
Point and also bsveen G,rson wss Point have
Hudson RIv er Railroad.
The and elegant steamboat Aida New daily
at O'clock p NJ At the foot OF Robinson landing
the Point In time 70 witness the evening parade Of the
Cadets and retuIna ~ the city oek n Other
boat communicable will be IRE qaent durnY the day. N
The Hotel has been freshly psincd
ani the public
NjetI-u--lhl Hi-' r.. r. ROE.
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THE undersigned having formed the purpose
OF conducting general Commission and Forwarding
the city of Rehmond under tho style dooGH HARRIS
respectfully socits Of the public
on he vors Of the friends the late Of NANCE GOoCH
d. p. a00CH,
End January, 1854. JNO.A HARRIS.
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EerAItI-INiIEn.I Is

PRO" vss:HH senrLs uorsr NASSAU
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IL the lst Instantly mutual The
Arm will be used by either OF the parties for the only
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January and, 1854. d. p. GooCH.
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VOLUME 50.
RICHMOND DAILY WBIe.

rERMs: Daily Paper espsr annum Weekly s5;weekys -
Always In ADVANCE be made At the Of the
Pabushers In where depose
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,, re Se, mat th prSpe-y deeeed trust resi-
oes OF me District OF Columbia OF the
s every shareholder receiving Daguerreoiype vorts a.
" se ,y nnes 9uaity elegantly eased; high char
OF those
reputation and business Of Mr. whehus. he dec. nfni
guarantees that prcrnis' Aiy.rtsem,nt Iii r..
propy ana fah ny performed the pictares taken viii
oe uiHoct among Galleries prdueipr .SG
sold. ~ ~' '"01SA"' ehArss Nhl DC
Certificates be :. sLADE BAKERs Se NIL
aessn;e Hotel application ty 'post pad BY eaecs
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a ETNA AND PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN Nits
IN or HAR7F0RD, CONHSCTyCUT-AOency dt Rich.
ondThese Companies continue insure against loss
age by Are Dwelling Houses. Furniture Manufacturing Establish
ments Merchandise all kinds Of nsuable property,
most favorable terms losses which these
tain on tissues taken at the Agency will be adjusted with
ness and beraity. u. BALDWIN, Agent,
No Ma I'm qtreet
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I cheerfuIly Of aOoCH HARRIS to
the favorable consideration Of nay friends.
end January. 1s5t.-if THOs. J. NANCE.
EW Lynchburg ygnian and Express please copy
above for two weeks and send account TO this Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-04

Id DEMOvAI.-FINE PURNlrURs.-rhe undersigned who
h has conducted the Cabinet the side
OF 18Th street, between franklin and Man has removed lis Is
tabhment budng the West side OF
recently occupied by abiston Brother. lie has
featuring 10 enable him make better aud saacto
exhibit Of the various articles Of his manufacture.
He nou happy to his that he abundany
accommodated with business
determined make this estabhm,
the city The hts
ing accessibility. lie only
the kind patronage which has heretofore extended
and additional examination Of his
He hand heretofore, Uhough n extensive
scAle) article
ing TO the Cabinet Business.
All kinds Of Repairing, well Undcrt1ling promptly
tended TO. y. II. COwLISG,
~ Is street Va.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

PAoAsISis VIOLIN. -Paganin, gave,
al hls death, his iavorite violin, a Guar.
menus OF precious value. to his native
city, Geooa, IN order that no artist thiehi
play upon i, after him. I, was % pYw.
eriul that he called Il his cannon.
The municipality OF Genoa never open
eJ the box containing the instrume ent till
one day few weeks since, and then
with great ceremony, called upon Mr..
Sivori, pupil OF Paganini, to awake
the mute strings from their sIumber.
He executed one Of The grea, masters
own compositions, and then the Gudrne-
rius WAS shut up again in it's ease, and
restored to ns place in the archives Of
the city. Mr.. Sivori hoped to be Able
TO obtain the instrument for his own Use,
hut learned that all application and in
tercession would he useless. The vio-
lin was a sacred deposit, and whichever
trouSle there might have been about
Pagauini's bones, there must be none
about HE fiddle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

NJ VII Capt. john Heath and his
trends support the Democratic ticket at
the coming election lie Is "A sra-worn
veteran, aud was appointed 10 The cou-
mnnd o!' the Light Ship at Bren'on's
Reel /; he has always heena thorough
gong Democrat, aud IL furious one at
that. He has been removed, ,-lor what
cause we know not and Samuel Dunn,
OF Block Island has. been appointed in
his place. The question is dors Capt.
Heath deserve such treatment from rhe
Democratic party, which he has always
been faithful to- And having received
such rcnlment, will he md his friends
supror, ,ha, party We shall see.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30


is. tbs FafESDs Society, MAJ
Avenue. There was division in tho
Society in ls45 Their house meas.
ures 40 by so ieeL and seats 3eO, and
was built IN lS47. Thomas B. Gould,
Committee.
H. EMANuEL CnuRcn, Episcopal
founded in 1852, occupy the Fourth
BAPTIST house OF south Thames street,
which measures 33 by 45 fceLnnd seats
22o. kensey j. Stewart is the minis.
ter, aud Thomas Mh.lanler, sexton.
IS. ALL SaiSrs, Episcopal, built IN
1923, Oh Church street, measures ~
by SIS lect, ana seats IFS; under The
care OF d G Mille,'
10. TnE CHURCH OF THE Holy NAME
OF MARY, OuR LADY OF rnE IsLE, Cath
oic, built in 1868, measures, inciu
ding cha.cel, 1870 by 60 feet, ani seats
$50. James Fi,on il The minister. and
Thomas Conuer sexton. This Church
is situated Oh William, Spring ard Lev
in streets.
-. Trg AMERICAN CoLoaED MErh-
op!-r CHurcn, foundrd in 1853, has IA
house on Greene Lane, mcasuring 2S
by &c feet. and seats l5l. jacob Mi4
ehel! i the minis'cr, and Jancs Slloh,
ovcrserr.
There is in seven nf be churches an
organ, and 10 almost all there Is n vce
tIy, o. acfaf,l ro,i.ed for socia and
otArr religious ncclin1s.
Accor!in! 10 The account now q ven,
,hrre have been erected on the Island
forty one buildings Tor religious II, ce.
thirty oi which we're in Newport, and
nineteen OF these are now in ,hc city,
embracing Ia He ninciern,no: including
gailerics, 81 Q30 square feet and fur.
nishlng Tor popu!atlon OF llOOO peo-
pie, 600 seats. AT an average of Is
inches Tor each person, being IA seat for
every man, woman AMI child in HE ely.
By Occupying the waste room III mn~,
oI' the public cji,ices, the accrmmoIa-
tons wou.d be I.uCh increased. W.ih.
o,t any law 10 comprl, the churches
voluntarily arrange their own eXpenccs
and affairs in perfect harmony with, and
perfect independently Of, one another;
good Rhode Island doctrine, true in the
ory and tenc,cial in prac,ica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30
Congress.
WAsaINaroN, March 20.

SrsArr, Senator Hunter of Virgin
ia reported back the d 6ciency appro-
priailon b,il with amendments.
The bill for the final settlement OF the
claims Of revolutionary officers and SOL
dieis wns taken up.
Senator Evans, ot Maine, delivered
speech Ia supper, Of the bill.
Without disposing OF 'he bill, a motion
was made and carried to 20 INTO execu'
tive session.
HousE.-Mr. Chandler, OF Pennsylva.
MIA, moved TO take up the bill, paes.
ed by the Senate, providing Tor the pur-
chase Of more suitable places Tor the
post office and courts in the city OF Phil
adelpha.
The motion was agreed to. and after
a bricl debate on The subject, the till
was referred 10 the committee OH ]udic-
iary affairs.
The bill passed by the Senate in iav.
or oi ex'eniing the warehousing sys
tenn. wac then taken up and discussed.
Wiihou, any definite action upon the
subject The House wen, into committee
OF the whole and resumed consideration
ol the lnlia appropriation bll.
Mr. Mlllsnn, OF Virginia. addressed
the House in ia or OF the Nebraska bill
originated by that body. and argued
that tie amendment OF Mr.. Badger
makes i, Of 10 value whatever to the
South.
WASHINGTON, March 81.
SrNATE. - Immediately alter the mee,-
ing Of The Senate, The deficiency appro-
priaton bin was taken M.
T e amendments adopted by the com
miltee 10 the sane were mostly all
agreed 10.
The appropriation for He purchase of
a site Of the new Custom Honse ut San
francisco, was taken up. Senator Pc
lit denounced a.! deficiency bills ne un-
constitutional.
House. - MIR. Pechham intr6ddecd a
bill TO regulate The salaries OF Justices Of
tie Supreme Court.
The house i,en resumed ~ committee
the Indian appropriation bill.
Numerous amendments we're voted
upon
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

The following is verbatim report oi
stump speech delivered oy canj-
date for The Assembly, in one OF tho m =
ming counties in California:
'Gentlemen-I am u democrat, am.
and came here to night 10 advocate
the true policy oil the democratic party.
Loud cheers from one oi the demo-
Gratis Gentlemen, tins 10 bound to be
one OF the greatest and most powerful
States in this UaIon. Creme cheers.)
Gentlemen, we shall soon have a Rail
road from the Sand wich Islands to San
Francisco. That road will be continues d
from San Francisco through Missouri
TO the broad Atlantic, (Deafening huz.
zas from the democrats. Roars OF laugh
ter from the Whigs-mee,ing broke W
/ n row.
p. S.-The candidate was elect
cd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30
Miiouay's Piiis for the Cure OF Btl

Hiiowdys Pilts tor the Cure of Bile
and Disordered S'omachs. s.-Extract of
letter from Mr.. D. e. Evans, CONNER.
clal traveller, Chester dated September
7'h, 1853 TO Professor Holloway
Sir,-Fora considerable period I SUI.
fered dreadiuly from bile, Indigestion,
and disordcred stomach. In the hope
OF obtaining relief | took a great varic.
ty Of medicines, but all proved OF no
avail was, however, recomme nded.
by Mr.. Hughes, Of IIarlech, to try your
Pills, and with pleasure have to inform
you that they soon restored my appetite,
aud ! now enjoy the very best OF health.
(Signed) ID. 4. Evans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

HuMoKs OF THE DAY.-We have
hitherto been too anxious and apprehcu-
sive as to the fate OF the Nebraska bill
to enjoy or indulge in plensanIries con-
cerning il, hut the sudden lighting up &!
The horizon caused By the decisive vote
OF the House which sends The abomina-
pels Il Ilvclier mood, wherein We glad
ly hail such srarkles AZ the io,iow-
ing:
john Crown, Fcrryn'an.' wgltee to
the Editor regularly lavolel with his
spondence as follows
'P. S. understood You 20 say the
other day, IN The Erening Post, ,ha,
the President was in favor Of leaving
the subJec, OF Slavery in Nebrask, 10
the settlers. VIII you please TO iniorm
ne whether The Ne,o Hampshire election
is one Of the settlers ne 1tfeIS to ?"
Aud lhis from The New Hampshire
Telegraph (Nashua) Is some:
AFTER appearances began to Indicate
that the Democracy had got pretty
severe drubbl . at the Iu,c election, ons
OF the Unlerrlied was explaining the
cause TO a ..er, and attributed il To The
Nebraska oil. The Nebrss "a bil,'
said the intelligent sovereign, there's
money enough in the ireasury-'why
don'i they pay the ID thing, and have
4, out Of the way 80
And this from one OF our own cor.
respondents, seems IN our al,ered state
OF feeling, not very bad :
THE DouGLAsgs-A swop.
Let Slavery how stop her mouth,
And quiet be henceiorlh
We've gol Fred Douglas from the South
She's got Sieve iron the North
But that no difference should be paid
II were hardly tar to ask her,
We've made 80 much the better trade
She claims TO boot-Nebraska
N. Y. Tribune.
We will add to the above that Fred.
erick Douglas has pe,ilionsd the Legis-
lalurc oINew York TO change his name;
il is quite time that This was done, and
we hope lie petluon Wi. be granted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

Mrs. Swisshelm5 the Lady editor of
The PltshuTg Saturday Visitor in her
!asi Issue, says, with her characteristic
rhndor and simplicity.
"lndisposltion which kept us in our
room prevented ous seeing or hearing
Niles Brown while she was in pl,sburc
.nd : sudden influx OF domestic cares
prevented oor doing the usual amount
= feGji9riai work las, week"
e. die good Ine coming, when won.
~ are TO take their places side by side
wi'h MN at the Cabinet hoard and in
our legislative halls, we fear that such
itile interruptions from "a sudden influx
- dcncsiic cares" may sometimes prove
embarrassing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

EVIDENCE or A DAEk DEED. - On Sun-
"ay night week a barrel branded 'alco
hot, not directed 10 any rolut, and 9TH
c:wlse OF suspicious character, va.
landed from l.e steamer Alvin Adams.
When rolled the barrel gave evidence
that a II oyealle body "as vi hin, and
when ore ed, 10 the horror OF those
present, il was Iound 30 contain the
body oi man that la been forced IN
10 IL in II totally nude state and tie vcs-
s:l then filed with u.cuhol or whiskey.
No doubt is entertained iha, the !Edi-
ridapI came II hi' ielIh by Violence
i'he fatal ~ouud is in he neck. cutting
the carotid artcry. iron',d, hi is the
only Wound thataPpcars to bave been
afflicted before dea,h. Upon ole finger
's plain gold rug, aad il Is judged,
from the appearance Of The hair aad
flesh, tha, The IcisoH when l.,iag had
been well and Gcatce.ly cared Tor.
Madison. Inj.) Banner, March 9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

The Utica Gazette, the Home Organ
Of Gov. Seymour, says;
Will Gov. Seymour veto the Temper.
ance Bill 2 This lie a question jusi now
upon every ones lIs, and as opinions
both ways secm to be equally general
ard positive, ii will not he deemed re-
markable II we add our own. We have
d. positive Information on the point. but
tor various reasons which We shall not
now Uat.. We believe he will 6na ly We
% the measure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

PHEcocIous.--They do have some
smart girls in the Buckeye State. Here
is one o! them. A conductor on the
rad from Cincinnati TO Hamilton saw
nice little gil in the cars. which he cup.
posed came under the rate Of half price
for children, and returned her half the
amount rendered, with remark 10 that
effect.
Hat fare, ha, la. Why, do you
take me for girl 7
Certainly, Miss, unless your loohs b..
lie you vary much
Well, then. il 10 I am married
and lha, aint ALL have got baby 6
months old
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

The Washington UniGh understands
that The two Indictments against John
Charles Gardiner Tor false swearing and
perjury charged to have been commit,
ted during the trial of DR.. Gardiner
have been postponed by The Cour, to
the first Monday in May. The pos,
ponement took place AT the instance Of
Mr.. GARDENERS couns /, The Uuited s.
counsel having proposci 10 go 10 trial
on this day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

a. CCRIprs CASE "A curicur care
recently came up hs:ore lhe Recorders
>ohrl in San Francisco. Il certain
John Smith had given gen
hcman a brass button II lieu of
ten-aoIIar gold piece, and when. scve-
raj hours afterwards nIs attention was
called 10 Tie matter, GeclIued giving
any iedrcss. The charge was for
e eating hy falls" preteuces bat Smith
showed coGelusively tha, he had never
pretend Il that The button was OF any
V !iur, and ne was no, liable 10 the
charse Of colnierielting, because /. was
rot counterfeit coin The Recorder.
H'tcr "a lengthy examination, discharged
Toe case as being one to which no law
would apgly .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

H The Name Law has finally paes-
ed The New York Legislature. and is
to 70 into operation next December, al
t., the Fall election the hill is now in
the Governor hands, he will IN.
doubtcdIy sign it, although he is well
known to be opposed to il, but he is
Democrat. and wants 10 be re-elect ted
l. ruts htm in rather Il tigh, place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

a LLTrER TO Tng DRAD.-The fol-
lowing curious incident is reported
from Lower Bavaria A peaeant died, q,
and Was laid out f.r burial. HIS niece,
who lived ~ the house, watched an op-
poriun.iy when she believed no one saw
''er' AMI then s'ealthily pinned a letter
ID iIie grave clothes. That letter Was
addressed 10 her mother, who dleu four
teen years age, and i; WAS the poor
wofhan's DvIiei that her uncle wuaid
Rad means 10 deliver il III The land OF
'"c dead Il is 10 the following purpose
Dear Mother,--As there is now such a
good opportunity, l send you this letter
win the request that you will cause
me 10 dream three numbers In the lot
terry, ior suppose yon are aware that
I AIN badly of. Maybe that this paper
gets rotton, but, nothing is impossible
with God, please to enlreat our Lord
God (Hergou9 and give me news ol
the three numbers which are sure 10
win, and so, | remain, your faithful
daugh er. MARiA.' + direction was.
10 my dear Mother in Eternlty.'-
Ko ner Zel,ang.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

DYiNG CoSFEssIoN. "A convict, who
d'rd recently AT Sing Sing prison. con.
ie7eed on his dcalhbcd that he and 3
others, Saul, lIowieti,and Johnson were
,hn parties who murdered the young
termnn on The Battery 9 years since
and threw his body over the rails.--
saul and lIowleu were subsequently
huag tor The murder OF ship keepcf.
aud Johnson - now in the STATE Prison
Tor d crime subsequently, committed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30
A TRUE WHIG.

Married, in the village Of Cohnaughi,
Ohio, Feb. II, by J. q. Farmer, Esq,
Mr., Elias Jones to Mrs. Della Swap.
There is little HISTORY connected with
the above, says the Conauueh Reporter,
reader. About the close OF the last war
with Grea, Britain the parties became
acquainted with each other. and IN APP
riI, 1922, were married in the county OF
Genesee, N. Y. against ,he consent and
wishes Of frelailves on both sides. A lew
weeks ptis. to the birth OF their seco I'd
sau, Bradford. now Of this place, MIR
j. left his family Tor the purpose ol pur-
chasing piece Of land, and during his
absence his wife was persuaded by her
relatives 10 desert her home and hus-
band and reside with them. Mr.. J. on
learning the fact, aud being threatened
with violence If he attempted 10 claim
his family, leit the country and went TO
sea. On his return, several years SUBJ
sequent, he asccrtained that Mrs. J. had
again married, and removed 10 the
West. In palliation OF this transaction
IL should be stated that the wife suppos-
ell her iormer husband dead. and did
receive tdIngs of his supposed loss al
sea. Mr.. Jones Immediately returned
to his vocation on the sea and from that
period unlll few weeks since, lost. all
trace Of his wife and HE two sons. Az.
ter a space oi twenty-five years he
chanced, by a mere circumstance, to
learn the residence OF hIs two sons, aud
werded his steps TO this place, where, To
his qualification, he learned that their
mother was still living and widow,
having lost her second husband after
rearing ten children, and then resided
in Mercer, Pa. In company with his
son Mr.. Jones Immediately started Tor
the residence oi the partner Of his youth,
who at once recognized end welcomed
him TO her home though she could net
have been more surprised h,d he risen
from the grave 10 confront her. The
trials OF the past were recounted, the
love oi youth renewed, and after brief
eoutship, Ihey were agaIn pII .htcd, and
the foa,s 10 recorded mt he head o
this article.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

At the Fall River Railroad Company
meeting in Fall River on the 23d, 10
act upon the subject Of a union Of said
road with the Old Colony Railroad, the
plan Of union by reference was carried
alter prorac,ed discussion, by stock
vote OF 2667 yeas to 244l nays.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

-a's Locs PlcSRD.- We zee by
the> papers ,ha, ,he great Hobbs has
neon d, ahJ-tbat he and his locks
sss shorn of their horns. Al the iosIrtu-
noa Of civil engineers, a paper was re q
ny ar Bohbs, pointing out what he
considered % be The detects oi The Eng.
iish locks aud iuily describing The pc
culiar excellency Of bis own locks, rem
derihg The n safe from The attempts OF
salse keys and plcklocks. Al an al.
J,urBed discussion OH The paper nj ibc
institution, much asioDishmeni and
amusement were created b. t,e fact
iiu John Goai.r, WolJinan an Messrs.
Chuoos employ, nnD'ianued that he had
io1nd oul slmp'e plan by which any
Il n'ahs locss could be picked, and
is' dnrin9 the week he had licked.
iour n-S locsr, wiiheSt having seen
either 'he ke>' or the inside, hop.h, by
JIiiereh, gentlemen in the city, who
Snuehed Tor the truth OF his statement.
Hc explained The way in which he did
", VIZ, with piece OF watch spring
nDd Two common picks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

Col. Benton hsIns ask ed wha, replv
should be made 10 the epeech Of Doug.
las said /; Reply, sir7 Face are rot
10 he gainsaycd; any one who bays tla,
when voted for the Compromise of
1850, meaptio 10 repeal the Compromise
OF 1920, lies. Sir, he tells lie, Sir,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

The New York Herald's correspon-
den, learns tha, George Saunders, Esq &,
Consul to London, has effected the
sale Of 300 900 OF the y. s. muskets, be-
longing to George Law. They were
purchased by certain revolutionary cap
ita'sts I'm London.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

The name oil the Washington hack.
mao wh1 received ai night gold eagle
Tor fare, instead oil quarter Of a dollar.
anI the next day found the owner ani
f.tsin,d '. 's p,icf Fay
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

4 hlIl TO establish the city of Fail
River wac passed 70 bs engrossed in lie
Massachnselis House oil Representa-.
uvcs. on the 10Th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

usThe Hon. William A. Graham,
formerly Secretary Of the Navy, is the
Whig sndidae for Senator IN North
Carolina.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

4 letter from Mobile in the N. Y. Mir.
70, says q On the Nebraska question
there - more difference Of opiuion ia the
SpatiI than many imagine aud many
Il nl.ia whose afH Mites are wai the pc
os,'ar institution. docs not he state TO
s4y, "a hi-siin - n bnrg ,in.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-30

~ Ga the au'hori'y Of The Ri:h-
moud Enquirer il is stated that w. II.
Wallhall. well known merchant OF
Richmond, has been DE ccie1 in forge.
ries to the amount OF heverdl thousand
doliars. aud has gone to parts unknown.
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W Several persons have been ar.
rested in New York for passing $40
counterfeit oils OF the Cransron Bank,
ranston, II. l..
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NEw ORLEANS, March "a.

Letters ir5u Hivana, received in This
cry by The fmpre City, report that ihe
apprenticeship system had gone into
lorcr.
A decree lad been issued by the Gov.
ernmen! ao'nmuliny the punishment, Of
political offenders.
The six thousand dollars fine imposed
upon the Black Warrior was paid into
the Treasury ot Havana by the consig.
nees Of the steamer.
The vessel's machinery was msch
damaged from an accumulation OF bilge
water.
The expenses Of unloading and re-
loading had been charged against her
owners.
Vessels at Havana were scarce.