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FOretRn Ports.

A. M-s.. Feb 49, 10y brig Ruh) PoPoss, bound for the
Coast OF kfiics. ali well. brig Ro~sns uuc.
Cro March is 10y hsrt issbsa) brig. swan bss, of
Maven ndusty OF NH.sea, VIZ schf o of Ne" io"
P.--d An. a. ship Prince de Join'e sherman from Can
lDee- ofN York
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~ To Pristers. 900 pounds Of Miuiou rype lius
ss.o nsIed II "a csun poaed par OF The Doe can
20 ne1 Also, pair Of eeses In good order al pair
Ssdnsus Of he impssssioa nsy b seen The Trihuas
OmeA M lWNs
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MECHANICS, HALL

~ Broadway. herv-eu Grand sd Broor- 90.
OPEN EVERY MIGHT DURING THE WEEK
TIE original and ~-l-tnovn
CHRlSTYfS nHINSTHELS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IrALIAn oFEaA-AsroR PLACE


DRICts OF ADAlssIoN.-Fsrgu-t, l.i snd - TER,
Il 81 An1fiih-ss-r. : r-rts-Tt- sor Scok vii -
cpen a. th- OP-ra House, As,urp forl 4 ID i
sEc a. Halls Mcsc Store corner n B7oz1~zy Ard Pkrk
So. frcu 70 n Doors ope- - u commerce ~
On FRIDAY EVENING, March S. vii te E-rfyrrn-d
Bel--is C.. rork.e- Opera.
| PURirASl.
Flvirs....Nle S0rgness Ri-csrio......>x rsfsseil
Enricl-t,. sigrs Av9gs-ro Giorgo. Sovei
Auur0-........Sz Cor-iti 3ru-c.......si. Ysnout--
Dir-cior ard Cc-t1r.or. hAr-tL-k
.lhOAoWAG fussrEh.-Oooo oe-u = :.
- performances . ~ Al Il o'ciocE-O1 THL R>DAl
sNESiSO, Akrch a. Nj - performed
The ESCHANIRE>s.
Mrs >-cu'- Nugl-z.-.... y orisn
D1xe oEis-.......Leseh Nshaassls 80. Nsch-
Don y.Eio........R--v-- FORE Brs1chi,. art
s-guir Ncoreccse
Ofrss Cree Az Psrcu-i 5 -fs; Fsfy Cree srs a..
r-ru-rs Scs ss i-TY -nfrare- o. t7tnooT-si ~ eo
RCRroN's THEATkR. CHAM5ER-sr -
DIhU R>DAT EVENING, March 3. I'll oe played re
celebrsier Drama 4
DONsEY AND SON
pOmhey. LFun- Capt 51ri0n
Joe Ssssock Broughsm Ms Ske~iOu Mrs. NerroE
Ater ~tich 80 n-v versOr Of
MACBETH
Nsrhefh IN Lacy Burton
hsc-11 % s.0- He Csi......ka Chapman
B.nq1o. F-srce........N - Morgsn
rrcee-Dress Circle s1- P>,ys-ai- = IA fan Aircls
9 i-r -Is Door 81
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COUNTRY MkkCHAN.s WI ss s,.,,onss, s 80
new stock cf Il AMI Boots Papers src etsuonc,! ST.
-. s,TRANCIs Z IOUTREL, II Msiden-!sne- We SCI
Al lowest cash prizes Letter Cap ard Noe rAprfs Wy
cheap Also Account Books Pass, Memo sna eol( oooA
us,pr co'ored and wrapping pscers; Groom ish Wy
Wsf,rs god aud steel frns; knvclops; MORO sisls
nh PApef Pofoios-in fact every article IN our LUG We
offer Al low esi price, snd invite yoe 70 cal -,r,
INV - FRANCIS LOUTREL,
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" Malice. rhe medical practice Of The i,ts q ~
shEkWOuD, ND. for The cure Of CHSONiC ptsEAS,
Il u continued ~ heretofore al he lsis residence ~
CHAhBEks-Sr. The ofhcs hours for attending 10 p
uorn viii hereafter be RON Il O'Clock until oeloct r
caring which time those repairing medical sice or exam
nation Will pease call separate cfi.s u provided Tor
lsdics IA IL SHERWOODS Successors.
me- Susccds l02 Chsnlbefssi
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WANTS.

A. AZ assssrs % Ass- y s.s. - psss-
ee.1. ., t.es soxa -, b ta.e, "a sfns Qf<
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R.C KEMP. AuciiOnecr.
An ma A. fNE-IInTfSK FlRNl-

C. KEMP. AuciiOnecr -
II0TEI. AND BOAhDfNG-uOtsE ruhNi-
IITURE.-R & KEMP vii sell THIS DAT, Inufsasy
NJ 10 O'clock without regard 10 ~esther al ~ y" hichs
c,ruer Of FfOns catalogue sale Of Brussels and Ingram
carpets m.hogsny dniag tables, chsirs sofas pier ana
c-ntef sbes bureaux pier glasses sc with iHge o OF
cur zsss aud white irOn-sooe dinner ~ss and Ah n
sn lrniture All good articles spd 10 frsrste order u
A. FUTILE, Aucnou-er
I,IFCANT AND FASH ROSEWOOD
r. AND OTHER FURNITURE, BY OADEh " tn.
EXECUTORS OF wM sOMMER AT THE WAKE
ROOMS s52 BROOnE-sT postponed from Insssy 90
sccount OF the " ssther) will be PEREMPfOkiLY sold
THIS DAY without reserve, for CASH, 10 close me %
49,. ml9 IT.
BY JACOB = PLArT
4 ssIGNEE,- SALE OF hns gold Jswefy ana
AWsiches-JACOB5 PLATT will cell THIS DAY, q
~. O'CLOCK al the Auction Room - Pists al the Gloss oil
The hard svaasble invoice OF mo god JowoJ
and god and sysr watches Sale without reserve, Tor
es.b ~ s-Ii,sry ms Il.
BENZ MOONEY. Aucuoue.I
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTlON-by A. ID
ID GALE al store rs Posrl-st 500 cases, comprising
general assortment OF boots shoes ealh-f and o'efsnos
on TUESDAY. apnl 3, Al 10 oclocs NJ D'su
ssaI4ukSDFK SAFES At AUCTiON-VAN
SANTWERP 4 PINE will cell THIS DAY, 81 y O'CLOCK
In frout Of Nssssust near WaEss 10 psen SALAMANCA
safes with duplicate keys equal In every respect 10 su)
manufactured 10 Ihis city. Sale positive Terms eAsh IL
by yIhTUE OF a chsttei mortgage viii eIpo.e fo
D.sl- 81 public suction hs premises NO exs rrsns.
on MONDAY April T. l849 81 10 Ocloca AN al Ih- stoe
and 6rures of the mold mill tbs third aoor OF sse
premises consisting OF modng machines, cfeuih ""s
oul-y. shafts aud gearing attached th-reto.
u4ft c. w. sIMONsON
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
Cotgsss Hortt. Wrsr Poirr }
900 ...

ludsy svcoiug
THIS h1s news h1vss is noa oucn. tnd oc
inF with'u rosf reach oi the pubhc gfouuts
Of ne hutsu Aostcur aod sosi spacious
so sissanI iu Its sco.1nuo isiion. - have
o"ubi u0' large ran et Cusom senl
jet oi 20 hoard OF ttiart l1t isgs. VINO
are Dow aafss,la llaetutiog the etam.na.
uDu Uf cadets
John ~ D latras Nd Pr,leri 4.
.. EuIJs hog. We ~e,f.nrr o. Hursce
Mann, Msss 8 D.rIsi I,s,f. Conn s.
Jstpae t-fcr. * $. q John Gov Penn
e. Patrick ~ Heav. y g. 81 J. Nrra.
ish Wusy. Aa % IS Bliosu. Ono. 90
Henry 4 Ballard. H.. %. William D.
Stockton. Pa %. d usaraloo Iowa. D..
\. u hrn1n, bt. appointed Iu place o'
cen. rhucb who tsruaei
The ou'f absentee. a,r Col. Jefferson ID
W OF Mississippi. sao ~ detained at home
~ private tus' ncss. art Sc John : Ab8pt.
OF Name. who - expected ou s. uutlay. ht,
lfo essioasi engs gsr'culs prcrcutug "a eaf.
usr attendance
The corps Is in very foc order. snI The
examinations - subject. e. cnuise. Zoo She Va
ra'iors lnridvui to such-afe msh.y saus.
factory. lhcs Wll last yct. tor at least ten
DAYS
Tho hotel q, Wee, Point tcp, by Rider
which u ihs hc1d IIarcts % tae Board. has
many vHtofs. ant L- band. which never
vas Better plays cvey evening ON ue
green
Tho examination was conducted in the
lApfay. hne large toom. 90 which vas dis.
played lhc trophies oi The Mexican war Il
10 urdct thc Inspiration OF these rrnembrau.
cos OF whal West Point contnbuies ~ large.
~ Go accomplish. and await tbc silent We,
speaking volumes Of snees and Philosopher,
and statesmen aud soldiers. that the Young
Cadet . called fauh 10 render ptool tlat b,
hat not neglected lhe opportunities provided
iof him by his country 90 acquire che knowl
edge that Is hereafter to reward Ten fold the
labor Of acquiring o. lea. severe ordeal
Dot they 60 through 81 maullUy
fcstcfday ,hc house wss formally opened
10y unriaou. dinner gwen 10y the propti.
ctor, Mr. tozKens, at which the Board o
Visitors, most OF the officers Of the station.
and many iHeuds rom New York were pres
enI
II was Joyous occasion. and very mucl
enjoyed. in the evening arrived Gen. Scot
with his family, which added not lille 9,
the Interest OF the occasion.
dance 10 the music of part Of the band
closed A very agreeable day and a. The earl,
hours always kept here, and 50 C. ommendl.
ble in ihcmsei,es. the party broke Up after q
day Of un1ilOyed qualification.
With tie altnClIon. offered by them nd
tho spacious house of VI COzxens. tho Roc.
az Williams and other steamers stunning AT
The dock, there can hardly iil Of being a
numerous company here | must close now
but will take another opportunity Of speaking
ol This establishment aud IT'S beautiful seen.
cry &. b - post Alias
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7ae Asior Opera Riots Ass a t,ualul
theme ofremark 10 the English papers nni
thc London Time, speaks ihe sprt % o.,
While pres 30 ne following raraersph,
Every petsan IN London who has VIII
messed iae ftecp,ion Of On Aueficiu aetor
NIL b. struck with the sronz eoutras 10 the
abomn'atons recorded above Wha'. ahsr
an, n tbe ill'usaEe Of Which The parisaus
1i Mr. toffe,, complain Aiihc Princes
Theatre there vas 90 scene Of futii4n.sm
rob hInging Of pence. rotten tegt or as.a.
.r ga some %. llc gestures Doe h.s Mae.
bah were ao1ght ricuIoas some or The
a1ihn-o laughed one vsr uuct,d loko
itom ihe gallery. and Toe performance was
uuavofat.y ooucc1 30 se,cl. London l0ur
nai' 81 hr from disapprobtuon beng the
oppression OF auy uauoual l,,hng NJ. For
frs. was app.auiei i7 paus which be ufcr.
wards undertook, and which were deemed
mote SUITED 20 his powers an EuCilsh
actor bad boon usrd in iht, way IN Lon.
+ don iheatte o. would DOT have c'cG,d re-
mark, and % Is perfectly disgusting TO hnd
s. shameless an outrage based upon SO slgut
Ia foundation 20 rity like y York, which
pfoiess,s 70 o. clulil d
Ou surveying the treatment Of other
Tnuntllnue actor, 10 this country we shall
hud ,hc very reverse Of uc,uhy. Mrssrs
IlackI aoi iltI were always respectfully
heard Miss Cushman was applau1tl to
lhc echo on The very evening when Mr. For,
C., failed as Macbeth, and 10 now n pctma-
neUi uagcd.an IN this country; Mrs Now
an received but a few weeks ago from the
manager OF The tacs,to where she plays a
silver cup as a testimonial OF her Talents.
nod NJ. Davenport is well established as a
hvori,e melo-dromalic ACTOR As far as A.
merlcans are concerned, The English are
perfectly free from nationality 10 vicious
sense OF The word
Il consideration Of these hcs does noi
shame the rlotous parlisans Of Mr. Forrest
Iii hey deem that a mere crlucal drsap.
probation Of 40 actor on one side OF The A.
lanuo luHlhes retaliation 10 The shape oil
personal insult and violence on The olhet,
they can only be considered as mob Of IL
rational beings and an English actor must
avoid them rs be would e, Of cannlbals
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
TIE TRAVEL OVER THE WEST
ERN PLAINS.


OFT LEANENWOBTH May 10.
The amount Of emigration over The plains
IS Immense. beyond all estimates II pre-
diclcl there will be extreme distress and
nuyauou among Tie cmieratIng cara vans
The average distance lh1i teams travel per
day Is about fifteen miles There have
more than 10000 mules. oxen, and horses
gone from Independence alone. from S. 10.
seph about $4,000 and tho whole region at
this moment seems Ike one tented field for
m les and miles IN oil directions There
are more than $4,000 animals on the plains
al tho very lowest estimate, and more than
nine tcnths are travelling along The same
track
Recommendation arc about TO be made
officially from this point to the General Gov
eminent to furnish rcliel as soon as possible
10 be forwarded on to the plalus Tor the vast
multitude who Otherwise must inevitably
leave their bones 10 be bIeachcd by The
way.
Col Sumner, the commanding officer at
this post. who hns had much experience on
the plans and knows their perlls, says he
fears there will be more deaths on the road
to California this summer than there were
IN Mexico during the war
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Important from Europe.
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS BY
THE HUNGARIANS.

The following important items Of ncwi
are CLEANED from the latest foreign papers
The ConSluuonclie Iellung publishes {
proclamation which NJ Kossu,h issued al
Dcbreczcn onlhc 10Th OF Nay, and in which
he nsseus that the Russians have been dc
iealed b. the Huoglrlans under Gen. BEN
Six thousand Russians are asserted to have
surrendered at knouer on the 7th uIi. and
above thirty thousand followed their exam
pie three days later at Aua. Their arms,
cannon horses and ammunition fell into the
hands ofthe Hungarians.
The Liverpool Journal Of Nav Goth, the
day Of sailing, under the head OF latest news
says "A great battle has been Tough, be,
tween the Russians and Ilungarans, and
although precise intelligence Is wanted,
there is litllo doubt that the Russians have
been defeated
Another account says iha the rumor oil
the victory Of the Hungarian General Benz
over the Russians. is fully confirmed. Il
took place in the dc6es OF Rolhenlhum.-
This victory accounts for the non appear.
ance Of the Russians in Hungary 10 such
force as would enable them to take the often.
slvc, Of which The Vienna mlnisierial Jour
mails bitterly complain Tha, both Austri-
ans and Russians have been defeated is cy-
licu, from The fact thai strong entertainments
are being thrown up around Vienna, and
every preparation is made 10 enable the city
to Withstand eiogc
Another Austrian General has been defea
ted IN Gallicm.
A letter has been received by VI R1,hs-
child al Frankfort, which says Tie Hun
gariaHs hare entirely dcfeaied the Russi,
ans, and hare forced them TO foil back uDoa
Cracdui The revolution will thus be
lransfr,d INTO Poland
The Austrlans were badly defeated
by the Ycnctuns May 7th.
The submission ofPalcrmo. InteIll-
gence has been received from Palermo.
dated the 9th instant announcing that
the city was ~ the hands Of the Nea-
poltan government
There has been terrible slaughter at
Leghorn. The Austrlans have been
brutal in the extreme.
Letters have been received ut Mar
settles confirming the report Of tie sec
ond victory of Garbald over the Neo-
polltnns. He took 1900 prisoners.
The news from Portugal is OF
gloomy character. Distress increases.
4 vast number Of farms and houses
had been seized for debt, but there Is
nobody 10 buy them.
Charles Albert Of Sardinia, Is sell
dom seen, and when he IS appears to
be suffering acutely in mind from his
recent reverSes.
London letters from Paris Of Friday,
report very uneasy feeling in that
city The universal opinion is that
some decisive change is ut hand.
Traveller
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

We have files Of the Boleiin Official oil
Merida 10 The 7th Inst. and the Fenix 10 the
OH, published al Cnmpeachy, received here
Yesterday by The schooner Primera Campech.
ana. from Campo lchy
Speaking OF the war and tho condition OF
Tie country, tho FeniS complains that the
General Government does not. by one yigor-
ous elliott crush the instruction of The lndI.
ans, aud u declares lhat this important Dor
lion OF the conledeiacy is on the eve of be-
ing lost, and will be lost without remsdy. #
condemned TO support single handed this dis
Hsious war loo ono year longer Il pru.
cecds 10 declare that the elements of pros
pcuY OF the country are nearly DESTROYED.
sud that It's powers OF tesistence are dIrin.
lshing from day TO day.
The 1uCatJes are now 10 possession Of
Ilhosuco, Siban, themaK aud Bascalar.-
Col RosatO had ordered a sally To be m ado
bV Tour hundred men. % drive back the enc.
nv "a that viclnity. This movement was to
b. executed on tie oath ult The result Of
% had not vet been asceuained
The srhp0ner KlAela, from Vera Cruz
brought % Sl,al on the 30lh ul.. the sum %
$4,000, voted by tho Mexican Congress 20
assist The lucatoos against The sayases -
Inc fenT complains that This sum is alto.
gether inadequate
lhe war su.l continued with much actiyi.
~ on ile part Of The saysges Many sAlr-
m'shes hai token place without any decisive
result The Bllouo Oh.lal gives accounts
OF several sklfmisIcs near Iilosuco and So.
uar, DO which HE Indians we're wor,ied .-
y. o. Dc!ia
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

AN INCIDENT OF THE WRFcK.-
The following has been sent to us bv
correspondent, who ahirms that il IL
strictly correct; After the Empire was
struck, and while sinking, two mothers
Snaiched what they supposed TO be
lholr own infants, and rushed upon
deck and ia their fright threw them
selves into the water. One Of the de
voted parents held the child to her DO
SON. and both were saved; while the
other sustained hers until it breathed
MS last yet still holding on TO the body
unll. she was rescued The surprise
ol the mothers may be imagined, when
they discovered that in the confusion
their escape they had each
taken the others child. And while the
poor woman had supposed that her lit
lie one was lost, pressed TO her bosom
DER own babe. The other was frantic
with grief 10 find too late, that she had
preserved anotheIs child and lost her
OWN. Y Tribune.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

IL The latest European news bnef
detail Of which will be found below lis well
calcuhled 90 give an Increased interest 20 he
American people 30 the present aHsits Of the
oId world. The more radical and sargulne
we will not say blood loving of those a.
monS % nos look upon general European
war as Inevitable the extreme opposite OF
THIS class who think but little, and slwsvs
slow viii still say impossible while those
Who occupy The middle ground. think more,
and arc conseq usntlv better able 10 Judge.
will say that such result is 1 least pi oin-
de-, iu view Of the recent movements, and
present condition Of oil Europe Bot what.
ever may be the 6nsl termination Of the
present turmoil, all will admit that a crisis
IS approaching in tie Affairs OF the old world
Of momen,ous interest The line past, and
cendani. AM % will require something moro
Than the reading Of the riot act or me afgu-
menis OF peace agents To save Europe from
being dolugeI 90 blood Many are prone 10
ihlnk that in hose days Of refinement, war +,
dIvested Of 'hc horrors which attended like
collisions b. former times We do not a.
dop, This opinion. We lhlnk general war
IN Europe al the present day, would be at
tended with consequences more disastrous
and would become more sanginary than any
which has ever before been witnessed
The following is the iates, news by the
hmm
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

Mons SpECULArIon-G Gold Placer
in York. Manc-Wc are Informed
that bright shining particles believed
to be gold have been found on the side
Of hill IN the vicinity Of Agamputl-
Gus. The ore has withstood the vnrl-
Gus tests applied TO it, and quantity
has been sent to New York to be assay
ed. 1t is said a person who recently
bought the land where it was discover
ed, with a small shanty for $50, has
been offered and refused $1,000 for his
purchase. The rumor has caused no
iitlle sensation among the money dig
gers in this vicinity.-Portsmouth,
Mass.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

FRoN HAyrI The schooner King
Phillip arrived o., lhs port thts morning
from Mfagoone May Is By,his aruyaI
l.t,ers have been received rom pou au
Prince tothc l2.h Nothing new haIu
splfed az The capital since the return OF the
ifesiienL Al was apparently quiet. The
monopoly law waisill IN force. much 10
the delrment oflhe merchants there. who
were at their was end rs to how they sho'd
p'y Tor the cargocs OF provisions sent out
20 them Business was dull. The curren.
ey was bad enough, twelve and half pa
per dollars bcing equal TO one OF specie.
From a Bermuda pap,r we gam some
nddiuooa, particulars OF ihe taulc between
ihe Hayicn' aud The D.m,nicans. I'm The
last baule, which was near Arna. the Inv
uens were completely hcmm,d 10. and Two
onute regiments captured. Also five hun.
died horses The loss Of life on the HAY
ten side was very large ltsalso stated
thai The Dominican h.e, had pu, 10 sea in
pursuit Of the Hayden, Neither nee, is
however, on very magnificent scale
Bosom Trar an
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

The Cholera in Europe.-The late Ia.
gIish papers slate that The cholera had bro-
ken oa' IN Rotterdam. and oeca.ioncd con
siderable alarm So for. il has carried of
about ono hundred per week. /. had nearly
ceased ~ PARIS, bat was appearing IN sew
eraI districts Of Ireland heretofore free from
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FAILS.
\ distressing accident IS stated 10
have occurred at the Falls Of Nlnrara.
few days ago, in consequence orthree
men attempting to cross the river in n
skin -
As they ncarcd the middle ofthe riy-
er the current, which at present is IN
usually rapid in consequence of the
projection OF the Golfer dams on either
SIDE speedily ovcrpowercd their efforts
to reSIstIt and rising, as lfto view tho
inevitable death before them. thew were
swept stern ON, into the RAPIDS. Their
boat tossing from one rock to another
~ a lew moments was seen tocapsize:
uie mon rose, cIlngIng to the punwnlcs
"nu were hurried on, until an opposipo
rock dashed lbe boat int FRAGMENTS
"o disappeared at once: the other
was seen erect, the water to ms knees
hut M a moment after ne was hurled
down and seen no more.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

SPIKE SocIErY-Thls society i'm
Boston will discuss the question.
"Whht IS the difference between n
bridge ofsighs and the size ofa bridgelr
Also, (which young ladies are the best.
those who mincc IN their manners. or
those who make mincc piesr-Alba.
nv Knlck,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13
CANADIAN AFFAIRS
hoNTEEAL June 2

"oNrEEAL, June Z.
A petition 10 the Q1een TO recall To,4
Eig'n, has been received IN town C,o., II. 40
county Of Gore with 10000 ,,e,,,s.I- ''''
Aehed to q. One has been received ron
Leeds with 5000 names. Both pe,i,oa'
Immediately leh Tor EogIanI F''''o''
The organ Of Papinesu. L,v.p,e, 49,,
he Newspaper lie Monneur are W., ,,, a,'-
Tor annexation Both are French ,,,s'ts
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-06-13

CANApA-Grcat Indignation among
the ultra loyahsts prevailed on the 9th;
and threats were made Of osSnssinOting
Lord Elgin should he enter Montreal,
There were voices clamorous for an
ncxation. II was found difficult to
calm the lower classes"