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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

tsriss q ih- -ss .sa lsses,. ssca he derived
fos, ths in.itsg,sns ~ Lis gsnefoas seslh
-hsss hs frshsy rrews thea ~ rsPg'sls, De-, ,h-
soisisiy ~ra ~. isbnfei,. iiss sisss 49,. how
s,sr, vii.ti, ,sasp.iicshir 20 'he NORTH Nhn ere
ne nSFthtfs espslsiis's = iotH,. bnt tho Jsrry-
les sspfeu'ttes 81 yrslrtdss 81. IN ihe notih,
,hs'e sfsfrciy eis's vi ueu ctisiiug etciusl's-
iyacs.ais Tie chatfri.f ~ Carif' sn3 L..
ta,et q there un.'c1 IN ihe ,are gerson. Ia nre-
IS ons e.scs eui II = h1uiI e he ho ]. capital
~. ~. bScor, ~ a., a~n industry sud ptisr-
s.fsnce. u. b~g iaape - ~ 3. nc 'ish"tcf -
htf zansirv tiuae SID inisgfis. hs osn caP''aI.
lie e'aiesi, tccu nolsies. Esefy day ~ teas 'n.
sfessrs h,s u4,,ns. lie means tre ihSn unred 3"
b.. lss0r ard he rec..ses ths lisi and h"ues' pr
fis 4 thea, h,nh. Thas he s"eS On. inih'ns be
accumulation 49, his istor, t.tcvng TIC rfot'f
q h.s espiai snd biz tai tcstcrtus tie hulis OF
bis ,,,ri- ssrosd faf the benefit u soci~iy. l,ng
ia mssiy .adr:-, ,d,rcc. ssi lstinF up iiccA 81
ea'nf,r, aud cfieymeh e., his declining yes'-
sach sss tbe tich Guard. tie merchant and mst'-
ne-,7 Is be .i,icd b,in.cf b. be lsst wJll. liz
BEGAN his csfcc' ac.luS'c cabin boy. And such
sr tho capitalists on Over ihc north. They "eFr
al isbufs,s sew ycafs sncr and he hubble op
sru,i.e 81 ,ossv -ga.f srj ,ciH BE- the wealthy csc.
itsitas IN some fcs Scafs 90 come HLr So isr arc
ias iasliis,ions 81 ibo Moth Gom tciar3iuf hts
sdssnee, thai ihey encourage him. aid h'n, cheer,
eheti,h. and sut'sin him ~ b's on~otd career.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

which Perr Maleo,n sT,fdsd 10 the Rev M Evans
hs cave would be hsoraby represented To the Ezeen
tivr
The prisoners were ordered fot erceu,ion Friday
thu 2lih - Apr,l inst
Tuaa,d. iIi'l- aud Smith wrpt bitterly The oiher
prisoners r~c-tr,d the,f sentcnrr Nh hrmness, but
ssrued 10 feel hkr uru who knew their awful .itua
lion,
The court vas thea dissolved
n the .uthor,,i.. in Lower Canals should take the
eonrc viih such black hearted Villains The Editor Of
the Montreal israa strady gioaiing in antoi.
patton they will false storm which viii h. queil
IS un the last rennaat Of British tyranny In Amen.
II snniiilstsd - darlington SHiiad
From n, .fsaireei H,rald
awe understand il, the rchsls now in goal in thi.
city haV~ receive. the Intelligence Of tho execution of
I.ouut arf Matthew with considerable alarm. rightly
u6a that Cgpiag freHs casi httr sAad0os fire.
They no longer assru that the British Govern.
mrn Car,s pat the law ia execution srnnsl them.
bu, they profess ia hope much from their prucnce
aud the crm,teyo u the British people
u Previous to the execution of Louo; and Mat.
thcWs, the wi'c of tount prosecuted to Gov. Arthur
p.lit,ou h,. beha't-senrd hy 5000 people of Toon-
~ and viciEty. TIN. appeal was in VAIN. aud Mrs
Lount then b.gsed the body az her husband, 10 be
given ~ her after his execution This was also de
MED. aud the tndts ~ both Lonut and Matthews were
delivered Tn the surgeons Tor dissection A daughter
Of Mr. Lount has died Of griei at the death OF her
father
We have letters from Bun'ilo which indicate that
there Is much excitement in The province rvrn the
"st loyal not being able h rcpress their drnuuc atoms
at the executions Fromhr tenor of the nfrmat ,on
in our letters. we are led TO think 1t quite likely that
Ell -js may be mld- 10 release the condemned prison.
rts hy urcc Sutherland has been banishrd to Botany
Bay. He did nat make any disclosures duplicating 9TH
ers.--IL Uaiedmn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Dres, The following snrcdo,c, llu.,taiir. ~
he sdsantase some;mcs to be derived from runa,
apparel. is from late number If tho Virgins Al
suraic;
Wti'c Mr. Ri.e., tho American Mioi,iet -es,c,4
IN Pau., Gcnctal Wool, the Inspector Grn.tal ,f
he United States Army. being on to1r Vt ohse,
Walton IN Europe. expressed desire 10 Welt tho
Tuetes. Mr. X. readily consented to introduce
him nj the next lryee. Dot when Gen. w. sftiy.
rd At the hulc' OF the American Minister, on h.,
wey 10 he palace Mr. X. was nsiunished a, the
-plcndnr Of his dress and irpprings. which. ADDED
10 tue person. made very imposing display -
90 hs name being announced In the audience
hS'nbcr. with his title Of Inspector General Of
all the Armies of The Caiied States Ohc raw
-opriier were not aware, probably. of the ,tiea,
"f tho American Peace Establishment . 900
mon, scarcely sufficient TO guard the Kings person
from The Vaccinations of asssssins) tho richness
"f his court dress. ana the spepdor OF biz opau
'tiis sud feathers. immediately giitaeied he .ycs
"t the whole court. Indeed the Inspector Gcue,.
al was evidently The lion Of the evening" aud VS..
soon seen IN close conab with the citizen kbC. -
The nest day Gen. W. again called ON Nc Ryos
equipped az bct"re, md e0id BE- was on his way to
dine with the king, and asked Mr. r. " he was
nu' going also Mr. Il. NOT being invited, ncvrr
before having heard of stranger dnng ST tic
Fuilerlcs. assured Gen. W. he had beon qnizzed
Dut be replied there was M mistake IN the mailer
i"r Louis Philp had invited lin himself II ien
appeared that Cen W had Informed Tho King Of
his int, nilnu 10 set out in few days for AntNc5Y
Gr the purpose OF examining The fDrfcsscs and
backwards there. and thst his Majesty ha,ug q
similar visit IN contemplation. proposed shat they
should travel together; aud ~ order to become
better acquainted before they SET cut invited Gen.
w. to dino wnh him next day. Ia this casc a;
least, nothing was lost by 6ue dresS aud splendid
lroppings. Mr. Rves, whose transformations dress
md dlmlnntivc pr1porli"ns were so completely
echpscd hy bis more harry countrymau, was le
To cat his "wn ragou. and drink his own wine.
solitary and alone, OF his own hotel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The Battle # Etrfn Hundrcd Hor.rs. Two
of The Spanish regiments which had been quaiicr-
ed IN Funen were cuvelry, mounted on fine BLACK
lo2g-toiled Andalusinn horses. II mprocll-
cable to bring of these hrrscs 6boUl 100 Ia num-
ber-and RpDuna wnA not man who could or
der them 10 be destroyed, he was fond of horses
himself, and knew lhc' every nan was attached 10
the beast which had carried him far and faith
fully. Their brides therefore were taken oil aud
they were turned hose upon the beach. a
ensucd such ~ probably neycr before was witness
ed. They were sensible that they were no lungc'
pnder any restraint Of human power. A general
coullI.t ensued. 10 which, retaining the discipline
rhey Ind learnt. ihey charged each other in sound
runs of ten or twenty together, then closely
s.crd, striking wnh their fore feet, and biting aud
Bearing each other with he most ferociuus rage,
md tramphng over those " bich were beaten down,
81 he store ia The courcc of y quadcr OF an hour
VAS srteHn win the dead and disabled Par, of
hem had been set tree "n rising gronad at dis.
tahCe; they sp"ncr heard the roar Of HATTIE,
han iney canie laundering dawn the INTERMEDIATE
hedges ond catching tho contagious madness,
P'pu2cd l"io The hShi with cIgai fury. Suollme
4s HE seen" vas n MAS too .utrlui" 10 be bong
contemplated and Romano, Ia mercy, gave or
'lrfs iuf destroying them bot II found too
dangerous 10 attempt tbs and alter the last
1nats quitlnd the beach the few horses That re-
ma'ned ~etc setu It'll engaged ia the dreadful
work Ot mutual de-trnrtlnn. '--SJvdey.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

R,sswptiea. We '~arn tina, large proportion Of the
Banks IN the CITY have teen paying spees for their ANAL
hills several dsys past there u lack
circulation for common Cnr Bank in pariicuaf
learn from of u. officers gave notice early
lss week, that specie wod b. paid nj GA
the fret day Afterwards two three hundred dollars
worth was called for the nett dsy about fnu hundred
dollars was pad out the third day, mach less
was drawn and Yesterday not toity dollars ~ amount
vas defnsndrd, In the mean time, hundreds ~
,pce.r were deposited Indeed we presume that this
would he The coutsc # every Bank in The city should
announce that their hills would b- paid in coin
Things now brighter aspect add specie il now
beroming plenty. In New yurk, itiss drug IN the
market 'nd bears no premium. HUNDREDS Of thousands
afe bring deposited general drpasiirs Anrt ALL the
con's "l banks are ia" proper places for specie Eco
pie do not wish 10 o"k mp their houses do hey
desire TO carry II 10 their poo kcis for Bills
are much mote convenient. ard the time is ut hand
when every body will be Of this opinion The hard
money humbug has nearly exploded aud every thing
Looks lk" speedy return 10 thc good old times when
rcdceunbc paper money will be the common currency
with suhcirucy Of coin for the purposes rf smu
change. Such state OF things, funded general
confidence. Is all that Is wanted TO bring back genca
prosperity IN the sVmuunilE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
LEVI WOODBURY..
George Se~ bold. Esq., pr,sh Bank Of Amct's
w.sn,ssros, March ls 1888.

Dear sr--ir repl, 10 you're 81 ,he IAN mot.
hssasa 10 reMsrs. ,hs, he Tfessofy Department
la. .sa. S-ea anKisos yeutssf And many oihsrs
for ihe re.eia.i.o Il specie Psymsnis by ths
h.ats. a hss brcn and ~iil ae oIa- by "a vhi,h
eoaaos g.ILtn 10 lali,ee pagers 30 promote ~ lL''
<s;hs.i asy possible aesifsble 40 event.
I 60 30, Esslitie a. cay FOLLY sud ffsuky, that
tie IN SfsssoH thassiaef eftone oes ihsi specie
i.ta b. psschs.e6 .nc kasfcel b. The Go,ernmsai.
oniy fes iha0stae dollars II q have set bren
r.istt ga Tiehspfs sVies snd Esrs z. Intended 90
L. hfrvtfef eEecp, 70 the eAtsui oesaes % tBPPiy
tbs eslEszg esgasrcs on me Gusssumsni. Hhsl-
ever tlty be tha. aslt.csd or tsesisee for puhllc
ssss u ssY kbe viH be ffths;gh peie COS sgAla
cs.isy she saF'cs Gsiass sne ,he s~tiee fsalies
Of ,ep esisuass, hss bees saa sil b. ie keep
Soseias iC.e Il ,se T'sssVsy ssais TIE gs~u ga
isls x l.sss Z ases-rr srtsf &c Gee ssEftaErr f.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
UPPER CANADA-EXECUTlON FOR HIGH
TREASON

A general impression nsd prevailed among our c,,i.
zen, until the ARRIVAL ui the Canada mails On Saturday
evening, at Ihruu. III the Efforts made al foronl" tue
past -A by petition aud otherwise, that the lives OF
individuals srnGctd 10 b. executed Tor iieh Treason
would be spared, at ras dr aged until tire arrival OF
Lord Durham y hu Is clothed with general power ui
smnrsty SUch has not proved 10 /, correct The
Brush C""Cis .! hufsday last contains the follow
Ing ~ postscript. Lount It viii be rrcolrctcd,
wealthy mechanic and formerly member 81 farla-
tacut
.EI,ctd,en.-Ths morning, a, O'Clock, the last
sentence OF law put execution against Samuel
lnun, and Peter Matthew'S iur HIGH Tr.ason 1hry
walked with irin step L. uir scapid, und aiir an
pfe,si,c prayer ~ thr Rev Nh richardson ih'y w'fr
launched INTO ctcrniiy. An tnluiruse c"nc""rse Of
people wrtr prrs,nt by whom lie gicatrs, "drf @ns
obsctysd ! lie squate 90 fr"5 a Use Goal, az when
the sclduld erected, aurrCurc,d 10y the N"luu
corps OF Provincial Militia, now stationed at Tor.
outr.
From the same paper We make the following ea.
The Cour, Martial have terminated ,hrir proeredirss
10 Suthcrlsnd case but th'ir -rn'Hoc has not az y'
been iuHdr public. u was pIieH m town, that Suth
efana ad made. and stii making, imp3rihnt disci1
if~ly g. iupieair many pefsons now 81 'aigr,
Throughout th~ province, tut We have good authority
ut STATING THAT Be- has made no o-c osurrs whafsrr
aIe Trsis.-Ou Mundsy, kubvit Snbtett was pot
on his r'sl ~ high iesson aud sequiu'd b. 'v Ju-
4 On Tu.sdsy. y,hn Montgomery John Anderson.
Gtlbctt Yield. hor!.n sHd Edward AlrKauaer 1hrieT,
srte bruugbt 10 the Bar snd OF DEATH pro.
nouuora upon ihrm. They vvfv sentenced 20 be rse.
eH+a ga ihe <l.h inst
Thrlrr tppcsr-d At ih- Bar 10 %. faiiiary uuotui
lie gcads hong protest against lie whole pfuurcclt
Asi sssinsi Ain the ground 81 bls urIHs Aaii-
eltlIrH, while he s1mttsd lriuE q BulsE born
sgby~ct
A. sc see this pratrsi address published in en-
fmIofafg PsPrF, NC thlk u proper o. s.ai~ ihst the
NefcCt u the Jort not ,urt- f~ptr~ui@d 10 a
bfillsh sut!reL gutliy a Ti-sssn. Tie s~fdcl va,
Gully, GA the sasue q hs b~ng Brilsh ,uij eei
FrsM 10 Hez.lon Eggrsss
W'UAEspAf, ArTl I.
Ths Gay The Count ss,sHab' % u eirs Jadsa,,nt 90
IL pFa.'u.rs Tia Laieship sScp ss.d tAeai on lie
enornniy Il ih+if euna tne tie 80 90 stust.0n 10
wL4eh th~y thrn st4oa.
} Ss-tssess Ma Neto tno Iahs hsmfsi, ssEtsnec
~ cTsih gt0lrdre SSH AHauFzhes that tclr casr
~osG b. tsPse~Etrc ~ tAe ELecGtFs Eel 10 en;oFos
lie srntrucr
bOfsiiS tiuis. sSFisen sa4ilh Charl+s Wsltsth e.
phtsaEa Goa, ia-z TGaora ssL-sa To. &c saa Fetsr
Gtiossz - Qsals
.As Cssn stse tas; ., ecE.ssusavs a - psssvso.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

BE- Something. One principle of the Mussul-
nan creed Is, That every pcrson should have some
trade. Thus should 1t be, he world over. SEQ
hat Young man no mattcr what are his circuin.
stances or prospects, if he has plan he Will
never accomplish mach. If be relies upon his
present possesslnns. upon the anticipated avors
of fortune, ten ~ one IT his line hopes not
blighted, aud he find, late. that the nnly path
10 true greatness is by application. Tic following
maxim would apply 10 pcrsuns Of every condition
N sorlety who are nbout entering upon the stage
Of octvc life Choose alter mature deliberstion
and consultation with judlcious irIend- that yocu-
ZION which is mos, suitable for you BE not d-
veried from your purpote--lct nothing prevent
you from quulli, ing yourself Thoroughly for IL
ihon pursue it with nurenltied diligence, and you
vii honor yourself and be u blessing to colnmu-
Wiy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

4 Sub Trcdsur,r. - 4 few weeks ago, n special
Commissioner was directed by the Government t.
examine The efioirs of the luna Land Office Ia
Michigan. F!ndl"g only 50 600 IN the "ffcc, he
inquired ut the Receiver whrro The balance war.
The Receiver replied that he had 80 600 more
deposited al Detroit. The Cnnnss unrr, not sat
'>fied with 'Lis assurance, expressed his deietmn
utIoG io go and court the funds at Detroit, mud
asked The Receiver Ia accompany MIN. They nc
cor5ingiy sluftcd together but, nfc proceeding
snori distance, the Receiver, prciending to hnyr
Ioreoiiea something. requested the Commissioner
10 wait for him. gnloped back ,o Iona, despatched
hls 1000 ~ specie with all possible haste 10 De
'roit, and then rel iincd The Com ,.sioucr. IL
due time the two GIncliunarIcs arrived ~ Detroit.
where The doprd Commissioner again counted o,e,
unconscnu,iy he idca'ical coin he had p,ecious'y
coaRtcd al bHiH. OF course he pronounced ever,
thing tight, and made his report accordingly 10
he Government. IL eight days from that time,
he Receiver ran away ~th all the iunds in his
posscss,on and has not been heard OF SINCE.
LovsriNe JoHgaat.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Loss IF LU By Wor. 1t Is esrmatee that hir.
~ G'oWsaad miiion IF human teiHgs have perishcd
Ia saIsfy tie HE Unsuitable NAV Of war. Among
the must disastrous Of battles upon rncnfd aud lhc
Numbers slain, ure-Aosi"riiz, % COO; Dresden,
30 600 Waterloo, 40 O0O EylaU 10000 -
B"rodlna, $4,000; Isus 10 600 ArSrla 800,
coo ntwn If the battles # Cesar, 700 900 -
ia The siear "f Jereusn!em n0fe ihun milton a.;
and at The taking of Troy, more than Two millions
The New York Observer says that IN the Russian
Campaign there pPrshed ~ six months, moic ihnn
half ililon curing rw,lNc y.6fr 81 tie I,ctrl
wars ~ Europe. 10 less Than 3 500 coo The ar
my of XerSrs, probably more lLuu 600 600, Wa,
REDUCED in n few years to few thousands. Jeu-
ghis klaO bGlchere ~ The slug lie district al Her
NJ, 600 600. aud IN twu Giles with their Deepen
c,rr, | go GEO aud the Chinese histu;iaus assure
~ lhal dutIng The last 2G yea5s 81 his reign, he
nias-arlrd an a,crnge e halt muti"n Every yea
mud in ia" ii Il YEAR, NJ Ices hau Is millions .
81 5OO Geo ~ i"ity-uue i"ars Nv SINGLE hand !
G,t,lau wars Sacrificed - 900 600 hose Of The
~ cl,r Cnpsors. 30 600 900 lnuse of tie Cr,.
sade-, 40 600 000 those 81 the Surscpns and lie
F"fks, 90 600 600 each those OF the Tauuts,
10000 600.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The SoutLcra ConUentioa. --rhe Cummcrcial
C1n,cnlcu nf the Soujher States, including all
tho Southern Atlantic ST ates, met April . I, aud
adjouried the b. Thomas Il. kuC, of Georgia
presided. committee Of "a with Gen. llayne
as chaifmar, were appointed 20 carry into effect
The great purposes OF the Convention, that Of Sc
curing direct trade ~ith Enropc To The Southern
ports, by means Of purchase of foreign exchanges
aud The u,uiGo facilities to be rendered by The
Banks of ,hat sccritn towards each other, and Ia
country and city merchants. \ splendid dinner
was given to the menbers by tho citizens of An
guo1 the Mayor presiding. Virginia was t0nstCd
with ihicu times three. The following was
tOaei
"The .hogihcy. SaAs.--Let US show thu, IN
hnnoraLlc enterprise. brothers may compete, and
be brOi hers STILL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

I.frrsce # lie Moon ga JiHiter.-A very u,l
igt ccuii"u,an iafl.d E.uundriare. vi" aa-
go heou. thuy le8r- orgsgrd 90 cui,ip. timber BOO
DtnAfsrr. aid hu mode naabe, # ubssual.rr
"n irrts durng tast gruol, sags ,ust the maon'.
t-hustee an ue"s as very gfesi. =" "5s-i,atl~ 10
,!s. laai Of itrc is cui crvu a. fDi uacn. 90 vIl
launctialsiY sp.T o. " irri ss.ualrr b iie iuta-
~nce ~ erea' rAieru-l l.nre. They are Ikea tee
.iisrked r.oeh 'sf.,er By ihe rut Ihlu n allow o.
io teusin 60 suolAer peand II The uoons sg~-
Tfess. ihsrei.fe. which .te lnieadra ~ b, sppied
Q" duisse pafP"s's, are cai oAy unung hf.i sua
iss sr,ers q ihs mopa; fof ,Le ssp tlse. g. ale
'oP of the tree AZ fail sooa .ue IN. 10 propor-
,icn 20 Ire -osg's tecf ..ss.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

lnh recent q. bare .n Congress on The Cumber.
.'nd rood bill. Mf P"pe w krmocky came dos u
Upon rs'i'aacs and stsan bnsts 20 use hs oun ser.
nsc1iaf like haak uI'na bed bog" llg. sd
90 he''r ~t-u-i 90 foe 'al-oad. II ,uu travelled
40 car quo ted rut oi = siuI"u g. ,pr. 700
~ph 90 !1uf orh ir,c. II ih- children vi,h-d O..
- i"f Ho! p"fp"tr. y"n c"uic n"l &C. them ...i
an1 II yna 4Islrd go cal uud see BIZ o.a li.ead .ua
ia'k "'"' lEe r",ulos e 'De day 1uA hm, ga.
could not q" -. rr,hap- BE- ~nola lii, O" T..
back 10 The go"d "ld dsys Dbsns wheel bsf-oa
~ts e"osidefed an esfre'sl uKsry .snd peopls Henl
70 ialll o. 'si.oh's nste." - Boston Time.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
~ Ean,iy nscg,,edot .heagan.

VI F"nUiy psrdefefo al .HcHgH. The b dies If
nd i. at Auscl d. G.as-. were f,uud m their
log hnuse Brs'ly burned ups irW ues from, l., me
laua 90. Mrhi-au. on the 80 q all. Th.y lived
iour "iler i''ln any ~bne le"plr aud ,omc days
mast haze ciaised atiri The murder beioie a agr
"iseu''tc'. TIE Watks "i blood and daughter lndl-
,pl"c ii.ar ~ uas prrretraied by ludiaus. MrG.
4 supposed Geo haze bccu.csrf-d IN and u,uflefei.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01
Tsr,susr cs-lRr~R>r. Apdl 0 1898.

ST. haze 10 .tls,r ledge the rceeip, of ,our
lcuor 81 the III iGs'- Ia orJcr that yua may tai.
~ uuters'aho 10 views sGl Wishes rnleusined by
lhi, Depv1ttr~nt go Tic subject e Tcsumpl,ou
u specie payments by the banks, and the
ouanr a. :, rurseed b. tho Treasury towsrds
thea. tersNuh enclose e"p.es OF tNo private
'eiler., arlieu srre weeks s'acc, ~ answer 10 IA
qgi-cs sini''sr 90 tO7's.
u 3. un,y necessary to add ths, tic same view
ar s, easrsae,, srd that the asfss Il ,DScie pay
tsg sarh, ~ par .oiea ots,d aoir re1e,red fo,
esa.s. a. ,s,a uadoulicfly eaaiiau, 10 BE-. They
are sra sii be pa cot Uheu acceptable 90 pubht
creditors. Aug 81 accumulation 81 th"m 0e,.H-
oat cutissi eSpsudHuus IS saucips.ed 81 any
v.e,et ~hs,~,s6 aauag me pies'us eust ug yosr
itm. 49,. Nefy respectfully.
Noar Db.C,~ni ssnani,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

ciss sbe dshs'ssss. .. they ns, hereafter occur
Respectfully rrHfs.
LEVI WOODBURY..
Nathan Appleton. Eco. eosioa, Mae.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

II IS known 10 many It our readers that the
steam apparatus OF the SitiIs Is constructed on
new plan, By which ali danger of explosion rs A.
,olded. "lIcr dl,iIllIng wulks small copper ,nbes.'
nfe said By the Post To measu nearly f1ur miles ;
but this appears to Incredible. Her bnllers were
supplied the whole nav with fresh water. 10y means
Of dIs,iiling apparatus, which converted salt wa
Ter into fresh. The experiment. Hiih tins ship
(as vel SIS the olher.) has bccn completely
cros'nl. Her passage ~. rough one, and must
of he Nay against sind aud sea. Her s,cer WAS
kept up, and her Roadway, without moments in
tefupu"n. The consumption Of fuel vas Al The
rate Of 1900 bs. hour of bituuinnus coal, So
That her stock of four hundred tons is nearly en-
hausted. She has between fily aud sixty posseu-
g"rs, bat very huc freight. rhe Capaln pr"v,d-
ed himself very generously with newspapers oud
magazines, which he gave away most freely Ia all
the editor corps. We were however abundant
ly supplied for oar correspon3en's at Londou
rent our periodicals Tor April, and newspapers
plenty, and Mr. Wilmer at Liverpool doubled the
dose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

Hope D0erred. ruiler Annoying circumstance
occurred shDrt iImc since ~ Engiond while mar
1ale ceremony "ns progressing, which completely
pea stop O." The performance Of nt"st Interesting
part OF -, md s"nt the Disappointed maiden Gnd
hcf anAious i"vcr two different Aays any thing bn,
rri"'ciug. Il srems that he young couple had
gone separately 80 church tor The puIp0se of be.
,ng made ono. The ceremony vent o. well e.
n"ugh uuil TIC minister came 70 the &ords. "siih
Bis mug thee wcdJ = when the bride. essoyins
." iske her glove 81 her maiden hand for the isst
inc, could u"l effect n. Whether It was sgia.
ii"h 81 Leai nrryousGess "r perspra'lou, the eaih
e' ching 10 Ter hand o. man oughi g., 40, and
Would MT pert company The bnde blpshed aud
pali,d The hutegropm thold mpn > laughed out
light 80 did lh- father 30 DID the mother so
iid MI the s7cc'ai"fs except The clergyman, and
be- exc l4ii"ed. Il DID not cume here 90 b. laughed
A. - and shutting fhe book left lhe ceremony half
hu,htd. ihe hfiae bolt married sud the glove half
n. We have the raii,iuciion 10 add. hrvryer.for
lie ln'nfnsi'"n Of 81 vbo may synfs'tize With
HE disappointed iulf QUO, That ,ne riet again the
neat day win much succcss 1'us time the vent
o church at gio,ce.s hsnd' aud The npP,'sl
kiul Was tied light sh've.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-01

The passage of The Snius was made in IS days
from Cork: thai of lie Great Western, IN Is days
tfom BRISTOL. The former IL 700 tons hurlhtu
the lslIor 1910. They Tor At least the siru-) vii
be Nsiied i"-r"rrow by the Cooperation. otcum-
panied by the Brush Consu.