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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
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u " lnnsul. New Inrh

Tn Montreal Corri-r, ogtar 18Th, c~or'7ins an &C..
count Of the return 20 lhat place OF Ncssrs Ellce, Brown
N"ryal. snd others. about whose safety = me Bpprrhen.
uons had been 'ntcrsirrd. They hsd bren confined
90 a daTkenrc aqaflncui az CbsfsaugIv. bot were sell.
treated. tn removing them 90 Naprrrili-, turir escort
heard 81 The abandonment ~ ti.t r'acr ~ ihe insYr-
g~nis- ana fed, leaving them the carts. "a which they
returned 10 Lsprslue and reached Montreal at 10 0
clrck on the I'm.
Bsauh4rnois bed been retaisu from The rebels, aud
The prisoners ~ 'rc I~ruugH-m steamer released.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
New YORK, Nov &c
n Ia. lDau r.r.FvtI a..

Sew YORK, Nov JIG.
C'uodo The following letter has been received by
the British Consul m TINS city.
L'AcAulF, Nov l2 l-3-
Sir ! an directed by his LGcelisucy, ru Jphn Col
borne, 10 acq1a4Ht you. tAlt the rebels. who had assem-
Lled 10 afus ~ the disluc, Of Moaueal, have been en-
tife'y dispersed by Her iiujrsy 5 troops and the yo,uu.
tcers
have the honor to be, Sir, your most otcsient SCI vt
Vim Rowan, q. :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
Canadian sRI0jFS.
From the Frontier.

We learn that the Patriot forces eyacualed Napier.
vile, on Saturday morning. being heu,med in By a large
force of regulars. The following is the despatch to the
comHardant alMontreal, announcing the event &C.,
NAgIEHyILLr, Nov. 10, 1888.
Saturday, 9, An.
SiR.-I am directed by the Commander Of the For
ces, to inform you that the force under his command.
has Just arrived here. The rebels, 10 the number of q
600 evacuated the town about two hours ago.aud about
the same number had previously gone of, many Of
them having thrown away their arms. The Cavalry
are now 10 pursuit of the former, On the Cha'cauguay
Loves column reached the town, from
81 Valentine, at the sans time with The Head Quarter
division.
Ihaye the honor to be, Sir, your mos, oaddien, ser.
want.
ions Eprs, D A. G.
Colonel We,hsIail, c. B., Commanding Montreal.
Ey q letter from Rouse's Point we learn lhat the Bit.
Isl, to ops have burned nearly al Of Napierviilr All
the houses belonging to DR. Cote weia drF'royrd. Hotch.
hiss 5 sloTe " : bu5Ecd, the goods having been dsulbu.
ted among The roops.-Nrtchkiss was au American and
was one o. the members OF Parliament for the County
Of LAcadle.
BY the following eHtract oi a lg.ter from Montpelier
10 q gentleman IA this village, IL VIII be seen that dis.
tGrJauces have broken cut IN the Eastern Townships:
Montpelier, Nov. 70, 1875. ,
O'Clock, ? NJ.
Dear Sir -"The Stanslead diver brings news That
tAr Canadians al stans.ead have taken up arms for the
new Government Up 70 the time the driver left. lost
night ~ o'cluck) Two tories, khburn and Martin. had
been killed, and he skifmIsh was not ended. re lef
several A0ur- earlier than usual on account oil tie trou.
ble
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-11-20
RUTLAND. Vt.

TUESDAY, EVENING. .ovrnBru 2o,Isas.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-26
DE n IT'S M Z SSAG Il
pEcRmBER 4, 1888.

isens Of the Senate,
House Of Representatives.;
Rtulate you on the favora-
distances in the condition of
N, under which you reas-
the performance Of your
e. Though the anticipa-
Rn abundant harvest have
where been realized, yet
lie, the abors of the husband
ewarded with q bountiiul
Fustry prospers in its va.
beIs of business and enter
kral health again prevails
vast diversity of climate /;
reatens, from abroad, the
e of external peace; nor
ing at home impaired the
I those fraternal and do.
which constitute the only
b the success and perma-
our happy Union, and
ped in the hour of peril,
70 been honorably sustain
every vicissitude in our
Hairs. These blessings,
pee the care and benef-
|royidence, call for our de.
rvent gratitude.
not less reason to be CRATE
pr bountles, bestowed by
unlfcent hand, and more
pur own.
sent year closes the first
" of our federal institu-
pur system-d differing from
p the acknowledged, prac-
unlimited operation which
long a period given to the
Of the peoplc-has now
ested by experience.
stltutlon devised by our
as the frame work and
system, then untried, has
titled form ofgovernment;
Deserving and protecting
principles upon which it
!, but wonderfully promo
"a happiness and private
Though subject to change
revocation, whenever
ldequate to all these pur-
such is the wisdom OF its
p and SO staple has been
sentiment that il remains
xcept in matters OF detail,
Ely unlmportant. 1t has
Ply sufficient fer the vari-
ncles incident to our con-
patton. A formidable for
gltatlngcollisions between
y, y some respects, rival
Isl temptations to inter
intestine connections oil
countries; the danger
'"le diiSe III peIlous ~
prosperity; and the anti.
iendencles OF associated
sse, with other trials not
ole, have all been encoun.
'hus lar successfully re.
eseryed for the American
'esi the advantages of a
dependent on the con.
c'ss Of the popular will.
er'ence has shown it is n.
y practice as il is just in
sach SUGGEST change
local institutions has con.
extend the right OF SUI
ncfsased the direct influ'
mass Of the community
NJ llnRdoun "A .ui.vsln,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-26
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TERMS
lHe aHIafs fl TO
[.nflHt sHdof lxnwnfh
sHl Ne discontinued
@Fasafe F8hlsfteepIaf
lfha miliifhafa Persons
| a,seanllhae eill please give
4afiaHfiiiag.
blion received fuf q ltss
"a MONTHS.
usfyfs. Inserted ~ lit
Dollar per square (tcu lines
the first Insertion, and Gfig
Infe lof each continuance
kements which are not limit
manuscript, as to the mum
tilons, will be continued VI
out and charged accord.
les of a personal nature,
admitted, will be charged
pf 81 for every ten lines for
On. Political circulars or
esses. for the benefit Of in.
Sons or companies. will be
advertisements, and at the
pyERrisiNG For forty lines
wable at pleasure, ONCE A
doIlars. Nocontract in either
for less than one year, and
w yearly
kilcge ofannual advertisers is
Their own immediate business;
Refreshments for the benefit Of
hons, sent in by them, must be
the square.
SIoNAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Is, not alterable, 8 months, $40.
do. do. 6 do. 20.
do. do. l2 do. 30
hing candidates for office will
hrs each.
boz WORK must 10 paid for on
on letters must be paid, or
hot be attended to.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-26

VIZ WV re WNN4NH VIZ MNAH
WeHef "a fhe Influence between tla'
NrFnh'ie ahi fmbee, WIS instituted
in Nay lasi, unfortunately continue.
enluted US ID competent French hd
sal lofce. Bud ia necessarily rmhaf
RAISING g. uur UHu tfnde IN lle nu'i
% eoiumen with lIat of other naiiout
Every disposition, however b be.
loved te exist on the part Of tic
French Government. o. render ihis
measure as hitc oucrnus "a pruetica.
ble 90 the interests Of tine citizens of
The United States, and 10 those of
neutral commerce, lud Ct is 90 Dc bop.
ed that On carly settlement Of ,hc dir
bcNues between France nud Mexico.
VIII soon re.eslnbii,h TIE HARMONIOUS
relations formerly subsistng between
them, and aguin open the ports on
that Republic to thc vessels of an
friendly nations.
/ A convention for marking that part
( of the boundary between the United
states and the Republic Of Texas.
which extend from the mouth OF the
Sabine to the Red river. was conch.
lied and signed at this city on the Qjlh
Of April last. Ii has since been rati-
fed by both Governments; and sea.
sonable measures will be taken 10
carry il into effect on the part Of The
United States.
The application Of TINT Republic
Tor admission into the Union, made
IN August, 1887, and which was de-
clined for rea,ons already made
known to you, has been formally
withdrawn, as will appear from the
accompanying copy Of note Of the
Minister PIenipoteniiary Of Texas.
which was presented to the Secreta-
Try Of State on the occasion of the
exchange Of the ratfcatons OF the
convention above mentioned.
Copies Of the convention with
Texas, Of commercial treaty con
cluded with the King of Greece, and
a similar treaty with the Peru. BoIi-
Wan Confederation, the Publications
Of which have been recently cxchang-
ed, accompany this message for the
information Of Congress, and for such
ies,s,"s'se . e,.aG'll'enss as may De
i,"; n'e -..L y. eNPeo'e"' i" re-
'"' - " " o'',''' " ''''l'
10 "a'ch over ana roster the M
'eresS OF q g[aaoahy increasing aud
Wlae!y eAtehaeu commerce; TO guard
,he r'sl''oi american c'''zenS' whom
BUSINESS or p'easufe' OF 9thef motives
ho .o,o ,io " ~ ' o"I,a ,,",ios' auu -
n re r. n,,,,n,l go, '' n,J Se"
" ~; i'' ,,;,h o,,,or; ,s,'' w. +nu sIop
t.art;f,i - ;ntorno,;1o i'G ;,,,, $500 .,
49, ~ 49,, - ~ - e. e, 'e'
6a s ncr,od ' ;,n,and;on, Croe, , 2s"'e
t;mo - o~,ahlieb Jinioma,;e ' c l',,,o ~
t;ons 9th J,,Ioront S,atos ha "" ,ho
annoio ,ment IF ronrosontot;yos' 70 1 ro
sido with;n heir rasner,;ya torr;to
rios am rrati6sd - NJ onobloj e. i
announce ~ Won tbof since ,bo cl,so
Of yonr lost session, these relations
have bcsn oncned nnjer a.. bonn;.
est an,nices WITH Austria and n,
Two Sicilies. ,hat new nominations
have been made in the resnec,iye
missions of Russia, Brazil, Belgium.
and Sweden and Norway, in this
countryi aud that Minister Extra.
ordinary has been received. accredit-
ed to this Government from the Ar
gentlnc Confederation.
An exposition Of the fiscal affairs
of the Government. and their condi-
ton for the mast wear. will be made 10
Won by the Sescrciarv of the Treas. /
nv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

The Great Western has again left shores and nl
vigatoR areasy locked matter Of
hinss for TIE arrival sailing
The being anticipated far ahead by amer tha
their arrivals IF e interest the pubic Whit
Almighty revolution has been wrought within the year
camille affairs the skiul application of rresstibs
pewer oRe and thirty days passage consd.
cred qnck one from Europe America. The distance
reduced asst In time to les thas half
calculated upon within few hours England with its ia-
wealth. is thus placed nearly, In xapos-
ton with tho United ard its
and TO the oonndles enterprise q the Ams people,
field IS opened and Is given their
ready increase OF bet IN.
countries although the packets whic arrive sail
full and aseenngy uDdminshed of psxssr
the Great Western has carried
and freight of think that IL nucs
toespect fair support for ali the lines steam
boats
The basness of the city very Tk dry goods
line The sales well attended, prices
sustained The tea sale yesterday. by Austen wilmerdr,
Co, presented features from lzst-terms mo,
The wool market feughAeepsie presents steady semsaa
with steady supply Toe sales for the week ach
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
Thursday. August l6--6

Inursuay. August lb--6 =. IA
The transactions bills London have closed today with
ederate sales AT ca On France sales have
made at 22ie.
This advance in exchange is to ne acribed stated
yesterday to the demand created by opportunity remit
Afforded by the departure of The Great Western will pro-
badly fall off again BY the packet.
We learn from the Nashville Union, that Union Bank is
rcdeemng her circulation by checking the u
per cent prenirn,.
The sales at the Stock Exchange have fallen OF in price
today and have been made fascinating prices the
hibits slight depreson-Pbenx Bank, receded per cent
visksburg per Delaware aas Hudson per ce. Pa
tersen, 1 per cent; New Jersey Rail Road per cea.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

TrsEe ov LIrs-A poor devil was yesterday dis
covered at the corner Of Church and Warren streets,
hanging by the chm to an iron railing upon which
he had suspended himself in the hope of Kidding HIM
self Of an uncomfortable existence. He was mme-
disiely taken down, and although no dangerous con-
sequences are likely to ensue, sufficient injury was
done to his person render necessary TO send him
10 the hospital Some one passing ~ few minutes
before The same individual endeavoring TO swal-
low handfoll Of small stones but finding this ra-
ther slow and disagrceabe process Of carrying his
design into effect he resorted to the expedent above
stated to destroy himself
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

t.r David Hale has an article (Which grosrs 10 De
witty) in his paper of yesterday about the grooming
OF tables We are not surprised that the statement Of
a table at pablc dinner groaniag unaer the weight
Of the glorious viands placed upon it, should seem
strange TO David. No ONE ever suspected any OF the
tables at Davy's beardidg house with grsanns under
the weight OF the food placed upon them; though
sone Of his bosrdcrs' bellies may groan from want Of
q csld whites"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

BACK our.--Thc club boat Spark, il appears
has been banering the celebrated club boat Dis
owned, which eventually ended in the Spark giving
them direct challenge for sle00 side. No sooner
SAID than accepted the part Of the Disowned-for
felt $3.50 was to have been panked up last evening
at o'clock. At the hour the DisowRed was there,
cash IN hand, ready 10 fork up-af waiting half
hour, and no Spark appearing to kindle the fame,
they retired This don't look well Master Spark
try IL over again.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17
For the Herald
Criginai.-Lines 10 Julia.

It's strange that in this world OF oars
Such lovely beings dwell
As cast DER lr's gay sunshine hours
g.ooM not easy TO dispei.
H.
How off I've listened to thy voice.
And thou sht ofearer day.
When tortuae smipd upon my choice.
And love revealedher sunshine rays.
III.
little thought such love thine
Gould prove tickle, cold, severe
deemd thy friendship strong astaine,
Tho linkd by nought nem'ry's tear,
w
Farewell to thee uhene'er again
meet thy frown, I'll think dsdain
Was on thy brow-when all the while
There lurk'd bsneatb hidden smile!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

DJ' There has been a great deal Of salvyng, and
toadyng, and humsugging between Capt. Hosken and
certain men of this city, We hope Capt Roberts,
when he comes will stand clear of the creatures vino
delighted 10 honor the person who tried 10 do him
dshonor Aut Cesar, ori muiius, Messrs. teady
editors
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

FRANKLIN THEAraE.-Rice had crowded house
last night for his benefit He is reengaged for two
nights more after which he retres to the country to
recruit; that's right Jim Grow, studya new piece
and bring it eut at the Franklin you can make
more money there Than at any other theatre in the
city. Rice plays tonght-go and see him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

Docs, REJoroKl-There is respite for you. Da-
yd Hale is so fully occupied every day in correcting
his own bunders, that he has given up all thoughts of
deg killing for the season!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

The ARAss.-There were nine of these people il,
London. Two got married-one was killed by the
waddlng of gun, which hit him in the neck during
performance. One was supersous, and would
not cross the water. The two best, Abdallah ard
Abon. Hassan, the best of the Bedouin Arabs, were
enticed away at Portsmouth, by some females, it is
said. The Raves are far more interesting than the
real Arabs though the feats Of the latter are very
wonderful
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

CRoros WATER WonKs.-Ths glorious work is
fast progressing towards It's completion. We believe
that every section is begun, and many Of them CON-
peted II will be glorious day for this city when
the whole line is completed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

Tas GIaAvvrs-Gs see them, you that have not
--price emily twenty-five eents--well worth the mo-
ney-msy never get another opportunity! Now's
the time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

O@We are happy at being enabled to state that Lord
Durham has resolved to defray all expenses which
may be incurred by Capt Daqidson in defending him
self egains, Paddock although, from the fact Of its
b.ng civil case, he canno, demand him from the
American government.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

We certainly must call the attention Of our citizens
10 the suggestion Of Humanity" Charity should
begin close at home. We sent to CharlestoH-let us
seud to Hudson. Let something be done Instantly
for Hudson. II is beautiful city, and has many
beautiful girls, who must "sufier some Il not reliev
ed
New YonK AHg. Ia, 1888.
Ma Eerron-I would call the attention OF the Cit.
zeps Of New York to the misery which al present
lists in Hudson on account Of the late caanitous fire.
Over hundred families have been driven from their
homes; many have lost their all, and have bcea
compelled TO ask assistance from the ncghboring
towns. Hudson has used her best exertions to mti
gate the suerngs Of her unfortunate citizens bur her
efforts are feeble especially ss her most entcrprsing
merchants have been injured severely. Poushkeep-
ale nsby sent $685. in cash and three packages Of
goods. what will New York dol She sent q sum
to Chsrleucn--will she not remember Hsdson sis
ter city1 trust she will. Let Q meeting be called
10 devise ureAsures to raise subscriptions in her be-
half Hvdsoa will thank you, and be grateful for
whatever you may send. HunAStTv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

ARREsr OF xURDERRR.-The Grand Jury yss,er-
day brought in bill of indictment against John
Shea, an Irishman charging him with the murder Of
Patrick A. Dowd, in July last The prisoner had been
discharged from custody giving bail for his appeal
aace. He was again brought up by officer Bowyer
yesterday on a bench warrant Of the Court of
Sessions and fully committed for trial before the
Court OF Oyer and Termlner in October next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

RoeK HALL appears TO be all the 60, in spite OF
rain thunder and lightning. Yesterday afternoon
there were more than Fifty vehicles of different de-
scrptions there, the occupants Of which had
blcd to partake Of Widow vandines choice refresh
ments, the use Of which make your blood pure as
if you were dangling in the lap Of royalty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

" The best report Of Premises speech taken in
this city, was taken NY the reporter Of the Com
rercial. The repor, in the Courier was written by
preuts an himself.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

NJ The Journal Of Commerce said that Page,
who robbed Tobias, was arrested in New Orleans;
this is false-he was arrested in Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

gT The late disastrous fire in Greenwich village
might have been extnguished with the loss Of IN
stead of GO houses had the Cro,on Water Works been
com pleted
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

Iys On our outside will be found beautiful plate
illustrating the coronation Of Napoleon, and AIDE
seuptsn of the ceremonies &c. &c. sc. ts,..a4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

NIsLos-Tonieht Miss Alcxina Fisher, so msch
admired during her short stay at Niblos, takes her
benefit when the avorite vaudevlIeof Pour Quo7 and
My Fellow Click will be represented. Mrs. VIII
liams, Mrs. Cramer, Miss A. Fisher, Mr.. I. Bishop,
Mr. Thsyer, Mr.. Archer and John Seton perform.
Fireworks, music, &c. make up an attractive sum
total MISS y. 10 . deserving and talented young
lady she was instrumental in the success Of the Lad.
der Of Love, and has always maintained high cha
racter privately and professionally.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

GO DR.. Burdell Is the best dentist in the city, VIC
believe. He drew tooth Cor us in a most mastery
style. "'Tis just to give applause where It's de.
served"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

W Why don't the ash carts come along Ann
street any mere? We have had barrel Of ashes
standing GU cur pavement just one week this day,
and no call
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

tr The milk sickness is about. Drink no mill
for month.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

Ipty him almost as much as do myself an
afraid yeu who are less Prcudiced Judge will con-
denim him; nay will tell nae ought to hate him, for
suffering me 10 deceive myself in my expectations
He has hitherto continued bis intimacy in the house.
and would, if could permit it, continue his unnean-
ing addresses TO me.
know him too well to suspect of bat thought in
furious to my honor, and yet dare NOT let him lock
at me, as if ne had pleasure in doing it. The women
OF our family have long bid me beware of him. but
think have now better reason. found the fol-
lowing lines in paper that dropped by accident-was
il by accident out of his pocket as ne passed by me
yesterday morhing--
No severely kind affect
To put that lovely anger on;
Sweet yrsnt, II thou caR'st suspect
Thy Lovers eyes, YET trust thy own
And by ste,n honer's wa,chful SPIES
Dull formal rules Pm rcd tobey.
Like dungeon slaves my hasty eyes
Just cateha glimpse ofcheeifnlday.
Where is bis soul, the women cry
Where say the men, his brisk reply,
His crimson glass, anu noisy mirth.
Hast thou not markd my burning kiss,
My lawless looks, my bsuadng heart:
How oft, when vile for farther bliss,
All trembling from thy arms-l paftt
o! spoless fair, too well find
Yet could faint that angel mind,
And virtue lost let love prevail
No down in shades below wen rove,
A glorious, miserable pair;
Gszd at tho oil the myrtle grove.
For burning love, and chaste despair.
My paper is out and cannot furnish you with
the remainder.
Now, my dear SIR l coniure you determine for
me. II his sentiments are ike these, what am to
do2 am afraid the answer is too easy.
ELIZA.
This is a strange and curious letter; we scarcely
know what to make of il. Perhaps Mr.. Bennett
might with his easle-eye, penetrates mysteries; but
we confess it is almost Savonian to as. We have
never been in love-have never proIercd love to a
"fair ladyer' Nor do we know that Mr. B. has
All that say s that if Eliza" feels pleasure
in the fellows society," let her ask him, right up and
Down, if he either can, or will marry her. If he
prevaricatcs, says "no" kick him of the house.
or have him kicked out. But perhaps the best way
would be for as to solicit from some of our
fair female correspondents. None but woman can
answer woman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

II There was fall Of rain in this seishborhood
yesterday; the first Of any consequence in SIX or
eght weeks. The whse face OF the country appeared
parcAed up with the drought ana heat, Had the
drough, continued much longer, potatoes would have
brought silver dollar apiece before the return Of an
other growing season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-17

90 The theatrical license law 10 about to he tested
Blake OF the Franklin was arrested yesterday and
held to bail i'm the sum Of $500