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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

-s,.s..-Al. :, f,'l.c itfc,,, and u...t mag
oiso,ri zoe N t-.' rart Il MIicu. p,,i
urrtis.ri
L., a,,ilrj ITO TOO arArtmor.- IN "a!
.fpal.i is a. Altar made eatrly a silver
G'' h-a'N Aud hrru5- wurt. iu,cr.per,. d
wa ius-Js, ard AL ,'r,' Of ornaments cover
ne entire wall no 'uo rear 4 10, altar, -
Beautiful oil raia,ing'. statue, and nch
oa''c.' o'o'rnen' Of every description deco
ra't ,hc tai.iing
lhcr, ~, wv rupaiAs with Zinc helix 10
cars, and So, ltr,! ia iruuti, decorated With
End c,dsr trees TIE r'siA IN front i, AS,
hands.moly hracrci with hns tree. around
At r. the centre - fountain and reservoir
where ,hnse living IN the vicinity get thcu
water
There are two small churches in town.
but have no, We, visited them our army
swell PROVIDED Tor, IN as comfortable quar-
90 -s H.. '. -"
o. s-.4..y last. N.,,uhcr list =
Mexican escort came IN from San Lui. Po-
t"si with seven American prisoners. libUa-
ted hy Santa Anna in consideration 81 Gen
Tay,ors having liberated the Mexican
prisoners
A, San Luis they were placed in the
hauaok'vith the llthMcIican infantry and
very kindly treated. the government allow ed
them rs cts a day to purchase their proyis.
i"ns, bat the ca II the regiment gave them
ratious, and told them to use the money a.
they Pleased
NcIican soldier attended to their wants
with orders that he should bring OF purchase
ANYTHING they desired The day before they
left, they were permitted to 70 through the
city wherever they pleased, with guard to
conduct them.
The enemy were digging an cntrcnchmcnt
all round tho city. An outbreak had taken
place at or near the city Of mexico. and sew
On regiments bad been despatched to qucll
il
The situation tho Mexican finance, and
their want Of means to carry on this war,
arc shown hy tho fact that the soldiers. who
had mp to within very short time received
l. cents every morning, when these
prisoners left were receiving but 6 i cents
per day
They also heard that Gen Ampuda was
IN irons IN the city of Mexico, and that A
listn has been released, but has refused to
take part in the present contest They
learned that the lad Hill who was taken
with the Micr prisoners, is living near San
Luls, the protcge Of Count Jaral, the richest
man in Mexico. Thi, count lately made
present Of 1000 horses to the Mexican ar
my.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

mn'crsuon. and - IN ~ appearance. dow u
to the 'qoalIiI b,ccat VITO ash, Of YOU
huta angle penny" VIA vhl-h to make
Christmas merry. Adct all Il - TO tho
venerable old gentleman Nbo wa, 10 tho
habn Of calling upon u, ~ our childhood,
on Chr,nns, eve, that We nro indebted Ior
horpy smiling face. Of N. 'stonnur,, and
the bo'Isrou, ninth Of Ibc l,uic folks Tho
b.: looks were ,,lvcfcd whrn we bret knew
him, yet m mercy he - 'prfcd to continue
hr' annual 'st'. and ior ,a,on, nj least,
d;P'' tho mark OF care from himo,, every
brow. md cause the lule hearts To- over.
Cow with gfati,uie, nrl thc,r eve, 10 ,paf.
kle like 50 many sunbeam, to glad tho
garden OF life" What would be Chr--
Goa, without Santa CIduS9 Like a, an.
Other day remain, Your,
IE NEAN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
Warrington CorrtlTenAe7et = n, Bo,ton Mas.
WAsnINGroS, Dec 90, 1916.

~ 'e''F'u' ',V 'II'''ry organ Oh tho "a
,t .i III ,"' I''us' ha' introduced the
wa ''I I''''"S It" ne" regiments TO be at.
'I'',u 70 ~, i'sulAr army inc rumor oi
W" , T' 'V', VI "'I'" ABOUT i'r week
''"'' W '"e present al i''''
IJ,daa5 !" ,Ln r. W 49, ~ ',eaiIl
y Wv i"'! ''e"h-'hu' ends the
"D . IN, aIu ~ va H''''Ns' 'uA' 0Ah'a Anna
wa" va IN, IN i'''''u'u 70 neg ''A"'h' ana thus
a. - -; -. PAHn, o' l"I! speakers that
NV e na.'op "a va we eve Oh accommodating
'''J u'N''u''''s WIN 'IFAlco'
ra ~" '"'' .'' 'I , If'' 'mc' mat We
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

s4t' 90 ST.. ~A.rha. tncierag- a..
'.s', ru- iDdlcs tut.i i,u.rr-
.s o... r'. vrfe st q 49, =. 10 uit.
Oh. tf,t attenuation efue d. dial accident
T.t ! .n NlAm, vit..ut ,rilt rAn
'.'. i.c u-fs if 0t hc.,i,,t or:h, raj,
h 'a.f,od TIE f,.urr. d.ru. ard ,uc.
.. d - tHc mH'' on .1sui hazard n dos
'. r b. '.aSt.ug 10 anchorage ~ sAn
4 90 liistip s mcrch.h rrir Gl,c 80
i0 itr sar.o manner Thr Adam,
..,' '.r : -1,r- riA-, to.morro~ morning
-...g ~ -, hrsch
irrsant YOU la,s 81 ", hrtrd * a.,
-..up, %, Mr Il .t.rs one = the recent
f'ng-oli rGrtt. g. -, Hfe & bun lin.
ua'd as a magazine hear toe town III,
-s' probably sarcl by NJ, succeeding
Ii.m'ol' al ouc Of b., boats crew vct,
0'3o pa, 'ucrS. and j, IS ,Aid la. been sen,
Co. icrute--r'A .1n uot STATED That il al
lnov q It
" I.1s IN tue Iut,liar b. second AudrG
and you ran gather such frum tie ncv,pa-
PER- which deal in that article Asa faith
ful chronldcr. | record only well ,u,hcnti-
Gated facts IL, rumor tina, the Congress
vii hot convene. fnr want q money Amongs,
tho mcub"rs to dc'rAy their travelling Il
pcu.cs. j. not worth much ! take IN. and !
only notice 1t herr. because 50 much hArpcd
upon
MoNrTErI. Dec !
TIE war between the kontuclans aud
McIican'. A. It is iamillarly termed. has
created no littc excitement both in town
and the camp. 1t Is thought that not les,
than forty MoIicAns have been killed within
the last i've day. fifteen Of whom. IT is said
were Killed IN one day, and within the scope
Of one mile From this. you will SEQ that
the BOYS arr determined to have revenge for
the ASSASSINATION of their comrades
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

0|By tho account of the loss OF the U.
S brig DIVA, Somer., in another column
Of our paper, it will be seen tina, another
lns'ament has been made by our govern.
ment in payment for Texas But a, it il,
said TO be unpatriolc, If no, reasonable, to
speak Of these things, we will only say that
these frequent payments in money and
blood and life, do not quite accord with the
announcement, made, in tie first message Of
President Polk, Of the annexation Of Texas
without blood md wl,hou, money or price.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07


Tic New Oflcan, paper, II the 2ls, inst
NC later u,vs .fDm - feet The Plea
luno .A,s-
v. learn from Pur.ct Warrington. that
the 4 = bag 4 war Spm-r' was capSi rcd
AID ,lnk "a few minutes in heavy squa
i'm, tnc north On the 9Th inst, at = + NJ
- G-ctu Island
= her, acre ~ persons o." board, Of whom
-,,sttpo' 4 st tie t,uc 81 had perish d
IL among ,.,m wore PASSED n!d,hipmcn
II C.lm..n aud John Riuggold llyusOn
N.1-e then sNIcoa ont u the thirty have
United ashore one Of whom died from expo
turc Eight men went ashore upon hcucuops
r,ar Vera Cruz. after having been IN the
water thity hour, and were taken prison
,r, hy tho Mcrican,
Grca; credit - due 10 the officers and
lows Of the En!l,.h and French vessels Of
war Al anchor near the Somcrs at the time;
,,rv assistance possible On their par. was
i.ui.fcl
% "a, 5:h lust. Mid>hipmcn Il Clay
Roger. and nrJ II Wright, with boats
rrcv FROM IL, : mcrs went for tho purpose
"l rc.oHu..tcrinc below Vera Cruz When
Rogers, Dr. Wright and a seaman bad gone
s.nc distance from the boat the were sur
rluGl.d hy scycn Mexican soldiers Mr.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

bs8' The election in The an Conprc"
,lual district Of Ihrs Stale took place on
Tuesday OF course we are ms yet with
out intelligence as to the rcsult-but we do
hope TO see Vermont once more-like Old
Massachusetts clean breasted Wing
Stale
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
/ + vI.AN

tor To-. HroAL
Mr Editor As | have Away. ia
ken great interest IN schools 49, | can A..
sure You was much gtauGrd when our
present school law va, enacted MSS en-.
courNccd TO hope through It, instrumental.
~ much good might be done those who at
tend our common school.
supposed the two Crcd goods, quail.
fed teachers and uniformity ofleu books.
would be goln'd As i, regards the fru
OF these tqnahhcd tcuchct.) all hn, been
done that could be done IN so hunted time
man canno; BE- properly qualified for
teacher by any law Oiucdton alone can
do 1t And by education do no, mean
the kno" lcdscto be gained by attending
schools but mean oil that training Of the
mud that viii enable teacher to eomnu-
ncn'o his IDEAS undrt"and,ngly to children
that vii make hun 'npl to teach"
To she unlorIy Of books, | should like
to call your Intention and the attention Of
the people g'acmllg Yo9 know tha,wl,hout
a..
WonId itnor be well to keep list Of rec.
omn'dcd books before the pcopIc1 They
y ',E ''u''e'
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'' ''''"'' "'H"'
Wv 80 W. W., P"'"' y unnecessary a"
'''"' Wv" '''s $ '"1 o'"''' 81 sue" e" a
o N'''''''
our booksellers generally, have taken
: very comm'nddbie conrs" They hayo
FURNISHED themselves with only those books
u a. are recommended tor use and cndenr.
O. 10 ui'eo"fnS" the pntchnHng OF any 9th
o'S 10 DC used MS school hooks And for this
'n'y VIII nave their reward Bn'lhc course
pursued 10y some Others oSPec'a@y hcdds N
-l'"d'm''S' " tar different Many Of our
'u'n'f' are PuP'' from the nclGhborInSs"
n'"''m't'' ana 'h'y carry with them TO tho
''n'o'' 'hry teach all the peculiar notion,
hclf respective schools, and will seldom
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
THE HERALD
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. :
LETTER FROM ANDREW STEW.
AR t.


Ia tho absence ofaI congressional news
which can IN the least inlcres, our readers
and having embodied all the later intrlli
gence from the nrmy in our columns OF this
week we cannot do better thnn TO give
place 10 the following admirable letter Of
Andrew Stewart, " G from Pennsylvania
In his views Of the tendency Of the present
lnui to increase monopoIes in New Eng.
land, he Of course intends tina, his remarks
should only apply to the manufacturing
dIsHic, @! Lowell and the vicinity Of Bos.
ton That the 1wrcnco, tho Arolc,ons
ana sac o'".. "'al.uy mlhuto..A,crs Vi the
country will reap a bcneh, from the change
OF the tariff Of 1912 to TINT Of 1916. we
have no doubt-anI thus It will be seen thu,
while our locofoco friends are fighting
ugnin0 the shddor Of the spin, of monopo.
", The real tangible lhing' Itself will arse
IN our miIs, before we are aware OF it
Bu,to the letter -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

From The ArmV The arrival Of tho
McKlm at New Orleans has furnished tho
pap'rs Of hat cry with news from Sahlllo
TO Nov 3Olh. There u.s. however nolhing
OF special interest Gen Taylor reached
Monterey on hIs rclurn from Sahtllo on the
23I having bocn escorted by one squad
ron Of Col Mav's horse he had captured
100 peck muls wHh their oarCoo Col
May had a tcvcfe hll from lis hor,c n,
N'.il', bat was recovering from rs effects
R'po0s stated Tint Santa Anna wss Al San
Lnr "nh 30 600 men, buuhcy were con.
uad.cloy
Monterey Nor %
The MoIicans are dr.appcauug daily
from THIS neg hood mo doubt 10 JON
Santa Anna The gamblers are collecting
here IN great numbers from Manmoras
A private belonging to the Louisville l..
glon was found murdered NJ he edge ofthe
town ihs morning The volunteers ors
gfadualy pcriccung lhomselys N duIl
and are much bolef calculated Tor soldiers
ION upon their arrival The pos Office
regulations are now complete, md We re.
oeVe our letters with some regularity
A. q Pc
Monterey, Nov 30
There - much eIeu.m,ul IN The city
he mornrng srnlnP from murder rom.
mud a. AunHronga Hotel A party n
Tenne-sean' from camp came INTO town
% .uke supper a''he ho'eI aud while csun:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
NEw YoRK. DC 90 Is

NEW FORK, Dec 20 1916
Tn" wind is blowing hcrcrly the snow
is fast hll.ng-thc merry bells ere ringing
and christmas, IS coming which gives llG.
new zcst IN New York, although 1t
is no, at all well calculated to reconcile me
to coal fire, so dlfcrcn, from the spark
ling flame Of wood, which welcomes Vcf.
monIer TO his family circlc.
The debut OF shedding" in New York
the merrle.I scene lmmnglnabe Think
OF our gren, thoroughfrc Of three nils in
length perfectly Jammed with all sort. q
vehicles that run on runners, from the hph,
and fairy cutter lined with crlmion velvet
and with single horse, to n spacious stage
sleigh, Of the regular line" which VIII
contain fifty or sky passengers, and dawn
by sixteen 'pAn OF horses,-aI loaded with
human beings wrapped IN furs and shouting
meTrly,-nnd you will have faint idea OF
the scene but you Will no, have the least
impression Of what It rsto try 10 reta ride
1t IS perfect carnival all jog and Liarty
but MS soon over with FOR the snow
cannot bear such bur,hen. long" A gen.
eral turn out FOR Hydc's in Sudbury IL near.
est like II Of any thing ever witnessed in
Vermont.
All THIS howevcrn but p1ragrnph IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
WA.nlxrrox. Dec. IL ls46

w AsHi NJ w lFN. INlD
Dear Sir i had dchghllu trip to
New England The Yankee, are a " on.
dcrful people. Ii would ,skc volume to
give YOU even skctch Of whnt saw and
learned ~ ihnl world Of wonders. will
nval myself OF some leisure hour to give
YOU some OF my 'no'lons' Of the Yankees
as Gel ss OF the Yankee no,lous.n |
soon discovered. hat Bother Jonathan"
WINS great man, and had u, halfhs groa,h
The tariff OF 4G, as sad las, winter in
stead OF destroying monopoly, has establish.
ell u in New ENGLAND 1T has checked in
yostments every where else, broke down
the weak md stopped the new beginners
IN the Middle. southern aud Western
States Who're they mus have protection to
hclplhcm forward Bui in New ngand
where lhcy have unbound,d wealth, ,ril
capita invested and machinery in operation
they can and viii 60 on and perhaps here
never was Time when more capital was
beng invested in manufactures than there
rs al this momrnt IN New England -
are erecting lhem not by the foot, b
the mile. Isaw whole city bui
in the midst Of snow aorr
stopping OF descending f.. s.
Three or four incorporate !b
three or four millions OF { oyk
erecting factories nv the do aSs
by lt' hundred one mach. 40
'c, long snt single factory M flooS OF
which would cover seven seres N ground
--snHh her which viii consume the wool of
-1 600 'h,'P annually, and one Of cotton
"t.ca val employ 1900 girls-snd eounl.
les o'teIs gong up OF commencing 10 this
new cry. On %, Merunlck. half xay be- |
t~een Boston and Lowell. no, re, NAMED !
la Low,ii they are opening new race or
canal a. . cos O. ha'fa million. 10 dfIven
nrN 50 o. Aruro' tg''' md building psr
l7G' '4HsI 10 power and extent 10 lho,r o.
ready 100 operation there saw m one ise.
Tory 1900 tuuuiol girls with cheerlulnts.
taq'ioes' in.t'i gcncs and eon,cnlmenl r..
gitIy NTI"ou 90 every c0unlenauce In
s7o'her soolen factory, (sam Law /
f'nces' ~ looking over The payroll or
hook Which arei1enniIy picked % from
IA iabls found on ,aenly seven coa,eeu.
aFs page oDhsiosog 500 ngnalur,a near.
8 oil rH' bH 90, g. u mat-
marx o. y o.. wtnos m 4 good add many
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20
Musical.

ITALIAN orrRA.-The third representation of Lucia
di Lammermoor" will take place at Palmo's tonight
We have heretofore spoken at length of the beauty Of
the OPERA and the excellence of its portrayal by the
company at Palmo's. We can only add, that each
previous performance it has been attended by
the baildng could accommodate, and received with
most unprecedented enthusiasm throughout. We hope,
this evening to find Bari entirely recovered from her
ndisposton though its effects certainly not visi
BILE in her vocalization on Monday evening.
GRAND Coscrnr.-On Wednesday evening Jan. 27th
of the funds of the church of the Cruci6xon with the
names of Mrs E. Loder, Miss Julia Northall, Miss E.
Watson, Miss Josephine Bramson, and MIR. George An
drews and the choir Of the Tabernacle No doubt this
laudabe undertakDgwi be responded to by benevo
leader is acknowledged by all will conduct the affair
the rich treat offered in the acknowledged
talent of the performers charitable object such as the
present, should be attended to-
Mr. WHITNEY assisted by the celebrated melodiss the
Alleeanians, give Lecture and Concert together, at
Clinton Hall this evening. We notice this union
of eoquence and music to warn their admirers that they
should miss this opportunity of enjoy Ing perhaps for
the only time, such rich and intellectual feast Go
early.
last Hs thence to proceed TO Mobile. The farther
he proceeds South the successful appears he TO be
Tho Apoloneons have arrived at Utica, their home,
and we're give concerts there Monday and Friday
evenings which would close their public for the
present
Samuel Lover had an overwhelming house at Rich.
mond Friday night His entertainment was TO be re-
peated.
Henri Herr arrived at Charleston on the morning Of
the 10TH on his way TO Havana. He was to give enc
concert before leaving the former city.
The seguin troupe are at the Boston theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20

Charge Of Hgsysy Resssry--w ere requested 10
state that NJ MK:nncy mentioned on the so.h nl o.
having been knocked down and robbed on the foi9,s
pursued the girl who stole his wstch from the corner OF
Pearl and Cross streets and Knocked down AFTER he
caught her he not drunk al the time Of IN robbery
We state this in justice TO Mr. Mckinney.
Charge Of Fraud-onicsr Alexander Stewart, OF the
lower police, arrested yesterday warrant issued ~
Justice Osborne, John Herdmsn. and J.hn Kssn.n.
COMPOSING the firm OF Herdman * Co. shipping mer
chants No 81 South street. Wherein they sni charged
with receiving ia January, 1915, $40 IS, and .ubse
quently 81 25 Of Dennis Hays, No Sc Pike sr FOR 'hs
purpose Of paying the passage Of hs mother ero'Es
Elsnore which contract Mr. Hays has been
fulfilled by the accused parties has he been able
obtain back the money he thus advanced for that pur
pose. The whole matter will be before the
above magistrate this forenoon tho progress OF which
Female Ptckpoeket "A woman called Jane Donaldson
was arrested yesterday, a charge Of picking the
pocket of Dutchman Of ST. while passing along spring
Ilhargey of the l4th ward.
Stealing Gold Wateh.-Ofheer c. Gardner, of the
name Of Edward D. Sherred, a charge sealing a
gold watch valued at $50, belonging to George Ward,
boarded in tho same house and while Ward Was lay ing
sick in bed the accused entered his ani stole ths
watch from of tho bureau. and pawned it for 81 The
watch was recovered by the above yiyant officer, and
the thief commttedby Justice Osborne, Tor trial
Stealing Clothing Oicee c. Gardner Of the 9Th ward
arrested yesterday two Old Five Point thieves called
John A. Jones and WIN Castles on charge of stealing
coat and vest valued at $26, belonging to Thomas D..
Grant, residing at No 44O Grand street The property
was recovered by the above officer at SIMPSONS pawn
shop where 1t had been placed by of the thieves
Justice Osborne locked him up for trial
.assauitng OG.ce-Peter Birmingham alias Cheshire
Bob was arrested last night on charge Of assaultng
policeman Holland, of the 9Th ward, by threatening to
beat his brains out with loaded horse whip Justice
Osborne held him to bail in $500 in default of which he
was committed to prison
.arrest Of Entry ILief-An old entry thief called
Jim Chsrd was caught last evening coming out OF the
boarding bouse No Al Warren street, having in his
session Ovsrcoat valued at s2 belonging to Mr. John
f. Hollerman of the boarders at the above house,
which the thief had stolen from thy entry The rascal
detected by of the walters who seized him and
conveyed him to the 81 ward station house. where he
was locked up, prior to being sent to the Tombs for
trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20
Board Of Supervisors.

His Honor the Mayor presiding.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were read and
approved
presented and referred.
Bius-various bills amongst which was one from tho
Progrsssirs Democrat for advertising, REFERRED the
others were suditsd and allowed.
Reports Of committee on annual taxes in favor OF
lev ny Columbia College from taxes personal estate
In favor Of correcting the taxes OF the follow
ling named persons The tax on houses and
to be reduced from $4,000 to $1,000 the tax on the
promises Beaver street belonging TO Mr. Aymer to be
reduced from $4,000 TO so c00-the personal tax OF
Walter Jsgger 10 be remIttei OF Daniel Pomeroy. A. NJ
&. smith, J. g. Stout, c. X Dessosway, Thos Kenset
Henry Harrison, Robert Sumgston, MATTHEW d. Fow-
Ter, Mrs L. Bowerman James Munroe, Arson Living
son guardian Of the grand children Of Jas Thomp'
son, w. Hart Gyms Cheney and adverse to greeting me
be reduced from taxes; Walter Higgins, Andrew judah,
Henry Cole, wiliism Boyle, I Briersy' WIN. L. Jen
kins and A westlske.
R.sel..ftons-Preamblea and resolution that James d
Smith, assessor Of the Fourth Ward, be allowed the
compens that James ID Aversl, his predecessor
would he entitled TO- had he continued to act Laid on
the table until the next meeting Of the board.
Report and resolution adverse TO the prayer OF the
PETITION Of of the suretes of the Collector Of the
10th ward 10 have his recognzance vacated upon pay
ment Of the sum Of 500. Accepted and resolution
adopted
Dsstriefing the Cay.-.Aldermsn PrRssa said he
had prepared q report the subject, but 1t sp-
pesred hat Supervisors Brady and Benson, two Of
the committee, did not approve OF the report, which
not read, and after desultory debate, 1t was
agreed that the report should 20 back again to the
committee for reconsiders ion, together with resou
ton offered by Supervisor Livingston TO the following
effect THAT the 4h 9th, 9th 9TH, ioh lih 18th. l4th
18th 10th and nth wards should not be dist rcted the
average amount Of population being in these wards the
same, but tina, the committee might divide the other
wards as they saw 1t.
The Board thee adjourned to the 9Th OF February.