The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-15

R.uxo.ps IN VxRMoNr-We perceive that all
the railroad coHoraiions pehoned ioI IN vermont,
have uss,ed 10th Houses without OF the restrictions
hitherto conttnded for In New Hampshire The vote IN
the senate was more ssc'ive than IN the House Mr;
Gilmore agent for the Lowell, Neshus and Concord
roads Montpelier urging the route of the "Centre
Rail Roaj" IRON the nouh OF White River TO Montpelier
sud Burlington and Col Or cktr, OF Fnchburg, also
prss Mt showing as he could with great force the
perorty of the direct route from Fchburg He made II
but seven miles farther to strike the river AZ Bellows
Falls through Ketne, even TO up the Connecticut and
White River Rey alton and Montpelier it'll the sdvan
tsges cheaper road This mus; have been in view Of
Persble dncues In the Mount Holly route TO kn
land and the Otter Greek level 10 yergeDnes and
branch to Whitehall The rosd granted the Centre
Road TO Montpelier, the Braleboro Road to the Mas
sachusss lne and the revival the old charters up
the Come ctcut. We are glad Vermont has so fesohy
these grants and We have scarcely doubt that
the drhcul ties supposed to exist IN New hsmPsnHs,
will be removed In June without whlch al tne yer
mont charters must be unavaiiing-keene se"''ne''
AsorHER DARING BUReLARY-Ioo COOP TO BE
Losr.-Qu ute a ludcrous scene occurred the other
evening al the residence OF the District Attorney Mr.
wheaton who had sose to New York, leaving hisi smy
in state Of alarm fear Of robbers About O'Clock
M.ssra Howe & Freeman, who had been making coat
for Mr. wheson sent the boy with 1t 10 his house On
prrving The boy rang the bell, but not answered
Aaan he pulled the bell violently. This brought
the f-msle servant to the ,or who without opening II
exclaimed rather high key. You rascal if you don
business, bot it was DO go.s The woman, real hero
inc, we suppose again made her threat Ehpostuiatcn
useless and the boy tired Of waiting, going TO
leave the coat the soop when the door was suddenly
opened Here sight oalcusted to try the mcttle
been mustered. armed and equipped though the
Law directs An old man stood fore most, with an old
rusty muske 10 his shoulder, the wsmen nlng up the
rear with longs broomsticks, kc thus presenting an
i'm Peneable pnaanX ready and willing TO DO battle with
the enemy is needless TO say, that when they disco
yered their absurd mistake their herosm fell consdcra
bly, below par. The poor hoy, in his fright. threw the
coat into the hail. and vanished IN double quick time
albany .4iiss. Nor. ~.
ARRIVAL ExrRAoRDINARY.-TheC Columbia pa
Spy mentions the arrival at that place on the ON
instant Of the canal steamboat Pioneer of and from New
York Tide Water Canal This craft is sixty eight
feet in length, glide Water wdth,) schooner deck,
depth of hold and half feet and will stow about
forty compact freight (her present eargo ave
speed ak miles hour, exclusive OF Erics
sons propeller il the force applied She LETT on the
next day for Lancaster. The Spy thinks, that the
should dspose OF his vessel in that county the
praccabilIty economical application of the system
TO their improvements will be fully tested.
NRw ORLEANs-The inhax of returning citizens
and Of the city without precedent early
In the In mid winter, indeed the streets and pub
lie rarely more throng ed-N O. Bulletin, 9Th
Instant.
MoRs GOLD AND LARGER PIECES "A gold mine de-
posite has been very recently discovered IN the 18th
district OF Hall county out OF which two hands made
about eighty penny weights last week. The gold found
In this dtposte nne very coarse the particles weigh
Ing from grain TO FIVE penny weig hts DGhionega
Tlmss, I'd inst.
INCREASE OF Backs 1t is estimated, we are
told, that about two hundred million OF bricks have
been laid in the city and vicinity within the last twelve
months. Bricks have been unusually low the past year.
in consequence o! the large number which have been
brought into this neghborhood from dis
lance by water and otherwise--Bunker Hill .aurorG.