Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

icy had bcen murdered st church, lsoo"t "'s~ !"
The County BY wu. Mslaro~; 'hs fsets are 'hese'
youpg mao, whom Nuldrow eroorf oct nom
N, y.,, 18th him, to ofkcis,e IN the espses,y Of
Secretary, has bern expressing himself puehsy -
f,yo, Of hbostlon and bss besn sctively engaged
in ,,,eul.tinr Abolition papers The Consequence
w.. tina, mob Of from 90 TO 100 men tcok the
Young mas. with the intention ~ putting coat Of
lar over him bot ate. consultation, Jet him es-
cane Tie mob then wen, TO the College, found Q
boz of Abolition publications brought then to town
and eusnsd them. On Sunday. DR. Nelson preach b
ed at place called the Camp Ground. seven miles
from Pslmvrs. Immediately s,cr the cnse OF the
sermon Muldrow with pspcr in ONE hand.
and a knife (opcn) in the other. Tie commenced
reading the paper containing request that oil
per,ons IN favor Of the Abolition Of Slavery should
subscribe such amoou, they thought proper. for
the accomplishment Of that object 50 soon as the
government would take the matter IN hand, wheu
DR. Bosley rose and said. tina, no one but seoun-
drcI woold, at that time. act as he was doing
Muldrow answered that he was not TO be detcrrsd.
1.-THE Doctor then struck at him with his cane--the
sheath came off, and some one TOOK the sword out
of hi. hand he then drew pistol. and Muldrow
plunged hts knife into bis side. Hopes are enter
I,a;ned that he NAV recover. NJ nounted has horse
and rode home aud for some time oil was confu-
sion a, the Camp Ground-ladies iain,ing. children
CRYING, &c. The Sheriff, was told by DR. Clarke
That NJ should be delivered up, provided be dismis-
sed his posse and would guarantee his safety until
ltbcy could confne him in Palmyra. lie did SO,
land yesiesday he was brought there, accompanied
Inv DR. Eiy and number Of bis friends. To-day
The will have his trial. lie is a veiy unpopular
mao in this country. aud should not at oil be as
t,onshed il be should have to undergo the process
lof Lynching. This evening expect to know the
result.
"Dr Nelson endeayored to escape, but vas taken
at Quincy; and yesterday one or two Of the young
men at the College sent a threat to Palmyra, thai
I,hey would express their views on the subject OF
Abolition, in defiance Of them. In an instant a
company Of forty-tso left for the College, horse
back. What the result will be shall not know
ontil evening"
a Singular Coincidence. During the trial o.
Robinson several psnes of glass in the windows Of
the Court room were broken by the pressure Of The
crowd in the room: and singular as it may appear
the outline OF the break in one ofthe panes presents
the perfect profile of female head and neck, tn,
features coarse. but Uniform, the hair done up, ant
secured By comb in the usual manner. The pro
file is about the size Of hfe, and could not have
: been cut out with diamond more perfectly than j
appeare II is indeed q strange fact. and the coin
c.depce is well calculated to impress the mind O
the supersti,ous with presentiments omlnous an
unfs thomable. The broken pane has not been re
moved and the "strange woman" may be seen B.
any pers on standing in the rear Of the west win
Of the hall. ~. y. Sun.
: Smuggkng Extraordinary About noon o
II Tuesday last as the American ship SPLENDID, wit
o passengers for ~ York, was going through tn
- ~. H., AnY,r yral attF
4 posed to containe bread, was brought alongside
n Preparations were Immediately made for putin
Oh board, but by some chance or other the faster
n ing shipped, and down il went between the vess'
70 and the quay Before il reached the water III
e head started, when to the astonlshment Of the nj
tnerous bystanders, living being, IN the shape
e full grown "son Of the sod" dropped out. Al
l. sistapce being at hand he Immediately draw
= to terra frma without farther damage than goo
D. ducking and the loss OF his shoes. The poor fe
er low said that he had been COINED in the barrel f
10 about two hours, and had given sovereign, a
10 that he possessed, to some person to smugge hi
2 on board in the above manner and thus evade pa
u ing the regular passage money.-.N ]. 'ue'.
&c An action brought BY the u States against
& NJ. Lamb, lstely a clerk in the Treasury Depar
OF meIt, was tried in the Circuit at Washington fe
gu day since. The suit was brought 10 recover u
sc sun of Gil $50 alleged defect in the defenden
DC accounts with the Government. The books hi
o. been destroyed by the burning of the Treasury
20 partmen and. until recent disclosures impcst,r
" other persons Mr. Lamb lay under the suspicion
having caused the fire for the purpose Of destryiI
the evidence ofhis delinquencies. The TRIAL, no,
ny ever, with the discoveries above alluded to, hs,
We entirely exonera,ed him. The Jury found We
ef dict for the defendant.
a. A melancholy event occurred IN this city Ia
u Saturday. in the death Of James B. Mcconnell,
~ interesting and promising lad Of Ii years Of sg
1t who fell from boa, into Connecticut river and
On drowned. lie was the only son Of the late L
IN Robert c. Mcconnell, OF Liberty County, Georgi
he His mother had taken up her residence in this
he with view to his education, but mysterious Pr
m violence has called her TO mourn his early and gu
"a den death. The sympaihies Of numerous Giro
he Of friends 10 this community, have been strong
I'D excited by this distressing occurrence Hartford Ca
on rani.
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