Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-28
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hscss',oh q ssr's Anon Asj esu,st gree teia'ong
Al tl,e c,'y e Ncziso. - ,oru - the ae~s wss
received. ihr oaref. N ttsfge a 'he lesr-umeui
isssed az crss1 q iiss ssihoiie. ~ Vera Cros be-
the esen, - l5s 3sadng ~ 'ia' ref'. 80 ferri,s
Lim with ,il the hanors doe tu ihe Pse''dOa, Oft
Repvsisr.
The ns,,oasl Gag. which lsd been le1i 81 Lsf
rnss nscc BE cselore b san Jar.a'c, j. aos fe'-
,oted e. 10 u,tsi guslfnr. Three days 81 Zee.
,,i,y and rti7.ciog were likewise hsd. rnA the
most es'n,sgaui is mauife''ed BY she people on
the occasion.
II ~ns expected tie Ssnis Anss would reach
Neis Crur by the middle Il frhrusry end thsl be
would be innr ls'civ ro-eio .iei President. Bis-
isuscat~. who va th- ftom.nru, candidate tnd
who would vitho1t doubt. have been caoseB 81
Santa Anna had rot been liberated. Gsoiiaff ia his
Juror. and hes rendered bis sword to he govern
mont and With u resigned bic command a. isAief
" stmy Tor the invasion ui Texas. AZ naval
preparations + thsi purpose hsye been suspended,
aud in fac, the vb heels 81 Governments ere complete
IT, s,s stand. swsi,ng the arrival aud d'ctSuon Of
Ssnfa AIMS.
Conjeciute /. rife ~ ,aihr course OF Santa Anna.
%. the demonstrations on aii hands clear, show
that his will viii be the law Al doabt N regard
to the independence Of Tcxss, a d,si;uct govern
rnen,, must naw be At en- end.
Uahappy D.sslossrc few ereuioes since, two
young stepped into %. s,er cellar aud called
10, refreshmsn,. AaeT The, had been supplicd
the person in s;,eu lance "a, down 80 The adoln-
,np boz, ~sidar their further co'nnsad-. Whilst
there he overheard plan 10 commit forgery the
following morning. lie learned the name Of ,hc
bank, but not tina, Of The person whose funse wcTe
TO be shstfsoted. Ia the morning, shortly nner
nine o'clock be repaired 10 The bank, an apprseG
the paying teller Of what he had heard. SeteTal
checks had 1lrcdy been paid. The teller turned
over those on 1lc sB1 q, length hit upon Of
doubtful character A1er rigid scrutiny. he
pronounccd il spurious. The teller, and his ininr
msn, repaired instantly the oyster collar, where
the plan had been concerted. On entering, the
teller walked up 10 a yonng gentleman, whom he
recognized the person who had presented the
check, and obser,ed, "the check ! paid you .hs
morning is forgery" The eul2rit, conscience
sm,ien confessed his offence. aud refunded the
money, on conditions that his name should be con
ceaod.
The ansir having reached Tic ears Of the mer-
chant. whose name hsd been used he insisted on
knowing the name of the offender ihn, he might
be brought 10 cond,gn punishment. The teller re.
fused the merchant insisted. ana, al length. grew
furious-sbused the teller -threatened to expose
& him, e.. The teller, finding i, impossible to ap
pease him invited him into private room. The
nrgeuey of the merchant here revived, and, in re-
1 ply TO perempory demand for the name of the
criminal, he quietly informed that II ms
son. lie left the bank. thoroughly Satisfied
tina, exposure and punishment are not alsays most
conducive To- feformation---PL. Sentinel.
10 Jsnuary,lslS the inhabitants Of the city OF
Morocco called upon to witness hnrut
spectacle. 4 butcher rather of those
dressers Of meat broiled m OIL to HON the Moors
rive the name Of Khc'is. had discovered means
of supplying his cn>toTers With very little expense
TO himself. By Offering some money he drew into
the most remote part of hIs house some of those
unfortunate women whose objects in entering the
internal retreat was ola very different nature.
whss the. e these unhappy beings were instantly
killed, and cut into fragments. which were prepsr-
cd and offered Tor sale 10 the butchers stall. Eight
women had disappeared. ~ last bis own wife
having conceived suspicious, which were
soon changed into certainty, went and threw her
self at the Pacha's feet disclosing 10 him the afro
eious conduct Of her husband. Justice not
SLOW +; the butcher selzed, nailed to bis own
j counter. and four negroes, armed with hatchets
were commanded to cut him IN pieces slowly, and
in such a way that the eulprt might behold the
fragments Of bis own flesh come out oc a vas: boil
ing cauldran aud be thrown 40 food TO hundreds
OF dogs. collected FOR .ha, purpose from the dfe-
rent quarters Of the city.
SISGuLAR INSTANCE 0r sUDDES DEATH. On :hc
day Of the last Presidential election. the wife Of
Mr. Conrad Carpenter, respectable victuaer re-