Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-06
"sHultum IN 31arbo."

or useful agtator than the glorious Father Mathew,
who has produced moral revolution in Ireland, max
ing it the sound foundation for any temple tina, shall
be raised upon it, We by the late Irish papers
that he is still working as ardcntly as ever, and with
even greater
Production and Money. The value Of the annual ag-
rcuural product Of the United States fairly cs,ima,
ed, is hundred millions Of dollars The whole
amount Of Bank debts, is abou, FIVE hundred millions
of dollars and the whole amount of paper money cir
cuation, is abou, one hundred millions.
The Lawyers. An opuent farmer applied about a
lawsuit to an attorney, who told him he could not
Jer'ake it, being already engaged the other side;
the time he said, that he would give him letter
Of recommendation to professional friend, which he
did. The farmer, out of curiosity opened it and read
as follows:
"Iiere are two fat weathers fallen out together;
II you II fleece one, III fleece the other,
And make them agree like brother and broher.'
The farmer carried this epstle to the person with
whom he a, variance. Its perusal cured both par
ties, and terminated the dispute.
1t is said that Captain Gesinger is to have the
mand Of the frgate Brandywine in the place of Capt
VIM. c. Walton, detached at his request. The
Brandywne, it is also stated will proceed direct
ly to the Mediterranean, but goes first Cronsadt.
An Appalling Scene Abiding to the arrival of a
shpload of emgrants at that port, the Baltimore Clip
| per says
| The healthy, the sick, the diving and the Dead
were inerminged, and great distress consequent
ly experienced. On arriving at the quarantine ground
every enrt made for the relief of the sick by the
port physician, but, having no hospital in which he
could place them, believe they were removed to an
other vessel"
! Dogs. We never knew streets clear of dogs
before. The owners of these animals must have con-
strued the Mayors Proclamation to what it said
or else he has made it what it said.
Our neghbors in Jersey, have got frightened
about hydrophoba, which has made its appearance
among the dogs, and killing them off by Wholesale
N. Y. Jour Of Com.
Extraordinary Escape from Boston jail. On Mon.
day night William Ferguson Jr., indicted burglar,
effected most daring and wonderful escape from the
northern jail in which he the only prisoner. He
was in the second story, arch. In the evening he
declined handing out his tin pan for wa,er-not an un-
common thing, and excited no suspicion but now
appears that he had ripped the wire which
surrounded the rim and formed it into long pcklock
Having pushed his hand through the little porthoe,
through which the food passed, he reached the pad
lock outside, and full eighteen inches above the hole
and unlocked ii with his simple implement. He then
went into the third story, and by the aid of bench
es, stored there, got up into the attic where the
two chimney ues, and discharge their smoke into the
common chimney which rises through the roof. lie
had to press up strong iron grating before he could
get into the chimney la getting out at the top, he
displaced some bricks and then the fearful hazard
of sliding down the steep roof and dropping feet fore
most on the projecting shade OF one Of the third
windows. Having accomplished this dangerous feat,
he rested on the iron stays of the shade while he as
tened his blanket torn into three pieces, and tied
the ends, 10 one of the hooks which having done he
descended TO the ground in safety, and afterwards
climbed twenty feet OF fence and entirely escaped -
Boston Post
Ready for Lightning SHOCK. As this is the sea
o son when all are more less liable experience
shock from natures battery the Buffao Commercial
d Advertiser suggests that any person struck down b
: lightning, matter il apparently dead, ought TO b.
= laid Immediately extended on the damp ground an
L II II do not rain upon him, water should be thrown
e freely which 10 most will conduct off the cleo
trio fluid without serious injury. Many one has 10,
I'd his life when knowledge of these facts the pa
re friends or bystanders, would have preserved it,
v merchant who had failed in business. held the 20
lowing consultation with his clock YOU said h.
are mere mechanical affair while have the primo
?" PIE Of action 10 myself Very true returned III
clock, but when you wind up your affairs, you s,o
q business when my affairs are wound up, 20 tn
longer FOR it,
breach Of Promise. The n. o. Piesyune, in motto
Is ing breach Of marriage promise case, has the follow
ing appropriate remaSs:
n These breaches Of marriage promises are vile hum
buzs-we say il with all proper reverence for woman
r. Sind. She whose broken and bleeding heart can b
mended by an application Of copper, lie no gree
shakes.
Rev. James Abercrombie, ID. D. one Of the olde
and most respectable Of the Episcopal Clergy in Phi
adelpiHa, died at his residence thai city on sa,u
~ DAY evening
as The Richmond Star reports the following bosrjn
house scene, which may apply with equal force 10 &c
z. tain similar establishments "a this latitude
G. Mr. squibbs, is your tea strong enough .
Not quite madam-the butter Is. LUwe.s-'