Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-03-26

R,norai Of .as Staff Capiial, Propositions Cssys
tic National fgis) now before the legislators
uf New York and Massachusetts for the removal
Of their respective seats of Goyefnmen, to pisces
nearer the geographical centre Of the states iLsn
those IN which they nnw are. The subject was
brought before the New York legislature by a pc.
tiiion, and give tise to an nnimsicd debate. The
opinion wac confidently expressed that the Capt
io OF the state would b. ultimately removed from
tho city Of Albany. Utica and Syracuse were tie
towns whose positions were considered the nost
eligible fut the new scat Of Government. The
subject was referred to a select committee consist.
ns Of one from each Senate district,
The same opinion Is entertained ~ Matsschu.
sete. Of the certainty of an eventual removal Of
the Capitol TO some place N the interior
Worcester Raj Road. Tho annual repor, Of
Tho Corporation to the Legislature represents the
business Of the road for the last year. a. fellows;
Income from passengers $ll2 032 i3 for
deglt s9i e27,3l for renis and storage So.
1929 Total S2l2325 Oh.
The EXPENSES we're &SJ.572 81. Dividend
! lo2 600 or per cent. he capital stock OF
Sl,70O 600; leaving snfpos Of Sl5 900 for
he corpofatiOn.-.Nai .Ecis.
Fire in Ro1bary.--On Sunday night, about Il
o'cluck, the extensive stables situated ID the
Of Fishers Hotel in Ruxbury, and occupied by
the propucors of The opposition lne of RuAbuy
Omn'busses known as the Regulators aud Con
quetets." was entirely destroyed by FIRE, together
with large quantity of hay aud grain, five sets Of
harnesses, siX hogs, COW aud tctHfy oHe horses
There were twenty eight horses IN the stable, sew
en- OF whom were saved. The loss is estimated al
$4,000. Insured at the National aud Fuemen's
Offices IN this city. The fire is supposed to be
the work OF an incendIary. man who slept III
The counting room. aroused by the alarm, and find
ing the door fnshntd on The outside, was compelled
/ ic leap out Of a window ; aud when the conGagra
ton was ut It's height, purity of mon gave nine
cheers in front Of Mr. Montoes ithe late proprietor
OF the lac house, and afterwards cheered 10 front
OF he Norfolk House where the otLcr line have
/ their stables.
! Fire at .Norfok Ta.--We learn by slip from
The Norfolk Beacon, thot destructive fire broke
out IN that city on the morning of the l4th inst
in the auction store Of J. II. Nash. Newion'r
wharf which, with the adjoining building occupied
by Messrs J. J. Hutchings s. Co. and Butler {;
Camp as groceries, WITH large stock of goods,
were destroyed. b. Times.
The chance Of Udr. A correspondent of The
| New York Journal of Commerce writes: "M
Fox. the British Minie,er dined with Mr. PoInset
on Tuesday, and remarked at table thot he had no
a shadow Of doubt that the difficulties between b,
two countries could, and would, be adjusted witt
on; war. Iknoi0 IL to be the opinion of Mr. Ad
ans Mr. Legare, and Mr. Gushing, whom place
at The very head of oar Leg slaiors, for knowledg
of diplomacy, that there will be 10 war. meat
the Legislators Of the House of Representatives.
Bills have been issued purporting 10 he by tn
Mechanics and Traders Bank of Albany, IN Ia
style of the notes of the Free Benks aud secure
by State Stuck which are fraudulent, no sue
institution exists.
Hon. Ddnid Hebsier in reply TO a letter of in
qulry from David b. Ogden, has dlsclaimed sayin
on the floor Of the United States Senate that "
should take full military possession of the Dspu
cd Territory unless the British surrender II up b
the 4th Of July mex. He still goes the foil engt
for our claim aud nothing short OF it.-.NW Fo'
kr.
Licences. Al Woodstock, we learn, the FIRE,
men Of the towr voted IN town meeting not to
cense any retailers Of arden; spirits. Ia Brand,
only one person was licensed. and he good dei
con and stannch temperance man.-Udtchmdn
\ The Great Presbyterian Laiesuit, Old School v
.\ew School. drugs lis slow length along IN PHI
a delpba. II looks as though 1t would take weei
= yet TO come 10 the end of n.--N Yorker.
In the Maine House of Representatives
Thursday last. the bill establishing The couniy
> A:oostook was passed 10 be cngrossed.
J, a Rich Bride.-His EIcellency, NJ Wander Weye
the Beige Resident MiGister, will receive, with q
hand Of his accomplished bride elect, Miss Bates daug
ter and helress of John Bates, Esq of the ead
partners in the firm Of Barings Co. fortune OF SO
900 The ceremony is fixed TO take place IN fcrngi
. The young lady in her nnetrenIl yrrr, hs exec
ency about foriyhye, and an,ecedrn to the reyol
! tion IN Belgium, distinguished advocate at l.
!, | bar Of Brussels-.borniHg Herald
4 change Of color a tho piUnage e birds from fear
The following related as facts by Mr. Young
Il the EdlnbuTg Geographical Journal. A black bird h
e been surprised ia cage by cat. When It was fele
II ed, IT found lying on It's back, and quite wet WI
perspiraiion Its feathers fell off, and rrnewe
bat the ne IS ones were perfectly white. grey linn