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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

a hoosler editor Ihus pathelicnl'y up.
penls 10 his d. blors Tor a supply ofiurl. /,
was written durrg the recent cold snap
"Wood up
Those in arrears f1r the last year or
who wish to pay their subscription, IN wood
this year, would accommodate ~, and per
haps save the county the cost Of an inquest
by sending II IN before we freeze.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

An ERIAL SrEAMER-A Mr.. Rob
John Of New York, has invented an
aerial steamer, which the Sun decrib-
es as follows
The model steamer was eleven feet
and Il half long, and twenty-five in
ches in diameter with saloon in three
parts--the upper portion IS the "tloat
or Balloon" built in the form Of a CT
gar underneath this is the saloon or
"boaI" for conveying passengers, tuch
the "stcam engine &c. Between the
float and saloon are two large propcI-
lerS, something in the form OF the
wheel ofawindmll The two propelIers
are constructed the same so as TO act
upon the water. The air-propeller, like
tie water propeller, IS driven by n
steam engine. The weight Of the
Hrlal Steamers supported IN the at.
mosphcrc by the buoyant power of
hydrogen gas, with which the float is
inflated. On being inflated and set in
motion, the little steamer flew rapidly
around the hall in every direction, rs
steered by the rudder.--The rate OF
speed was fifty feet in five seconds.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
PROEESSlONAL LEE

The ambition Of adopting professional
life is the source Of countless instances Of
misery Every profession j, ovcraocked
not only The prizes are beyond reach, buI
the interest subsistence becomes difficult -
The three black graecs law, rhyslc, and
divinity, are weary Of their nnumcrnble
worshppefs and yearly sentence crowds Of
them To perish from the aching sense OF fail.
urc. A few giUerIng successes allure the
multitude Of eager asplranls, and The more
foolish parents OF every aspiranl Sc, down
the baubIe as gained when they have plun-
ged their unIucl,y offspring into the sea Of
troubles which men call the world. But
thousands have died Of broken hearts ia
those pursuits thousand, who would have
been happy behind the plough, or opnlen,
behind the coun,er-thousand ia al the
desperate and Ihankless Struggle look upon
the simplicity OF Innuuel labor wlth perpcl,
cal envy ana thousands by a worse fate
still are dGvtn 10 the necessity which de-
grades the principle of honor within them
accustoming them, by administering to the
wees otiocicly, TO gam the livelihood which
was refused 10 their legitimate cxerions.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EU.
ROPE

The steamship America Capt. Shannon
from Liverpool Feb. 9th, Arrived nj Hall
fax on The 81 INST, bringing two weeks la
ter news from the On World.
ENGLAND.
The cholera returns have now swellcJ N
1906, Of which 5,5fG have died, 1888
have recovered, and 3lG4 continue under
treatment, or the result i, not stated.
The Bank Of England accounts on y eX.
hlbIl increasing resources, whilst the lower
rate Of discount amongs, the private bank
crs preclude the Bank from adding 10 their
Mercantile business
The reports from California continue 10
excite the most Intense interest The eI
element has now extended TO all classes -
The French Government ha. despatched Hu
engineer TO California with the otjectof
surveying the new discoveries.
FRANCE.
The NATIONAL Assembly has finally voted
il: own dissolution and The new Assembly
Will meet about ihe middle OF May Louis
Napoleon seems TO DO daily acquiring DO
iuca strength and popularity, and lhespoi-
llcjans who have hitherto. from apprehen.
SONS Of instability or other motives Withheld
their support. now come Onward to declare
themselves Bonnpar,Is,s, and nccof diagly
very great progress has been made IN re-
establishing pubic confidence The Bon
ne, Rouge, The Symbol OF liberty as veil as
OF crime, has been put down IN almost all
parts ofFrauce. Mon'1garde flags and so
ollIls,s inscriptions have shared The same
fate
/ LoIu R1l!In having iuerrogaIed The
miuistfy as to the Affairs Of Rome. rcceivtd
IN reply an ioumn!ion that tho French gov
eminent did not mean 10 acknowledge the
, Roman g0ycInmtG', without prc' ousIy as.
cerlainlng that II approved Of lis acts and
that the French ministry was anxious that
The Pope should be placed IN a position be.
coming a temporal prince and The head Of
tho Catholic Cbu'eh,. aud NE assembly N
spite Of an Intellectual effort olihc iel tepub.
leans to lrper The government, by d"clif,
1lion OF priucip',s, passed unanimously 10
The order Of the day.
TIE CONTINENT.
rho course Of event, in eontacnial Fa-
rope coodnue marked by the flph, and lali
.,,,s nd from Vienna with his family am,
has r,G,g, a, Pore san SpLn5. A
nroyfs,onaI Goyommen. has boon declared
nv tte e,r,,cd n.ooie
In the Roman States the Republican frsl.
or has reached tie highcs point o o1cise.
MN. An executive commune hos usurp-
"A The Plpal authority, winch i, altogether
,e. inside. Tho Pope is De fac,o. dcrosed
. ,rl n Re1pblrc +, e,nbG,hl S7riin,a IT,.
mans os,o,. Tho kun seems cou.riaus
t,i a. i,,nat tAe clnGl,rce of,hc l,,,iaos
,,eofI.or'y mi, oii.ct .e,msio be confined
9, The maintenance NJ his oNu power with
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

lIl4eradl Lore. 4 thrilling incident is
related in the Dayton (Obio) Journal, GA
Shtu' day morning tive House OF MIR. Wad-
die, in Dayton, caught fire IN the absence
OF both Mr Wadde aud his wife \ little
daughter of four or five yesrs had been left
rocking the cradle, IN which was babe.
The htte gifl easily escaped, but the IN
FAINT was left in the burning house, Sew
cral persons tried to penetrate to rescue it
but were driven back ty the excessive heat
But u woman came rushing to the spot
from a neighbours; she threw water over
her clothes and drew her wet apron over
Ter head rushed in. and returned in a mo-
meu'-the child in her arms aud safe II
was the mother
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Foreign News.
ONE DAY LATER FROM HAyaE

ONE DAY LATER FROM HAE RE
The packet ship Admiral Capt Woten,
which sailed from IIavro on the 9th ulI,
arr,yed at New York Tn's1ay afternoon
having made The voyage IN - days Sh'
bungs one day', laIe6 nee' from Have,
though nothing later from PARIS Than $50
havealrcadv received bv The Europa 4
mane ~. nassenccrs were Robert NJ WICK
lF. E,l Charge 10 Tnru, and h's l'dy
F-om ffesof Gi'gnis Mes"uger, rocev"
by inc Admirnl We AK" the fllio,y'oc
W. read in the C1rs1ln-.A y proscnla
tive OF che Moderate party veutu lew day.
ago lo the Punrcss p.mi.N nnl goil hr
tia, a piol vos bsuR formed naains' \
LOUIS Bonspauc. her COUSIN Accorlin.
To his account. Gcucrai Charglrncr m.
Marslnl Bngcaui boi entered 1910 an en-
gagemcn, 10 place the Prince dc J in7i''
on The throu". TIN, Representatives recon-
monlrf the Prnccs 10 alviscl the prrsi' Yen
crihc Rspub'., 10 name General B~irau .
be- comm,uIsr 10 chief Of al ne lowei 30
lAr capuaI. Oa,Lis bciHg commHGI ale
10 him NJ L0uis B4n1PaHT igBt immeI.
a,eV for Geurml Crargarn Grand told hin
The whoie ..oty. God ls- 6.eo-Fa4 ~as lh,
first 10 la1gh Of the tJmnr
/ The Viennu Gazette NJ ihc "a p0b.lghr
a despatch irom Pnnce Wabash tai4, no
nouncins thai the Magyar army had fcr
, 81 on SEoinok on bis nppIoaeh. The sam
ianrual gives an accousl OF en- affair nca
/ Tokay. IN which the HuhqRr.ans Isainc'
heavy losses. aal q adis that Gen NIzcu
had driveo corps 81 1000 men asI u
pieces OF artillery W EssePg
FOREIGN ITEMS
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

UJ7Goy B.s,eil OF C,,naeci,rot. bns 70.
pointed ftslay' ApI. e, - a cay u pubic
lssias an- prayer 900 iLa safe.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

A hsya' snd fonl Braughnm, Is a
learned g,sii rlnaa " so tescues ysu1 estate
from }oI- rncm.-. 1nl ke,p, o brasr.t
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

LTNbea am de1d,' sard Napoleon, nv
500. VIII relurn 90 Fraucs and dwell 30 nc
heau, 81 lne Ffanct people IKE thuoder m
uao clouds OF Heaven, snd tbr0o ~i,h cease
.eya Ali.c Iu ueW revolution
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
FOREIGN ITEMS

I,ouis Ph.iiippr and family have feiHrn-
a from Rishmondto CisreuonL A large
smoBm At valuable ofsas. plate iewsify,
e. IN, came hack 10 hem IN vatiops ways
And thcv are mare tonleplsd u'lh ths,f r.
freaf
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EDUCATION.


We give 'Ae e" owing descending scale Of
'-'o''l"n '' lie uoi'ed states IA 1910. II
i'N' tao "1'''ef 81 ""Ile persons }" each
,,,,,.,i,- ,~sl - 'o"' ears "''
C..oe,..or,--I,,qI,
Nan uaup,..rc-l m l5o.
M.ssl,hu,e,,s -lia0l.
Na.ne-lIur2.
h'ismgan-l INIT
e."S,'.- ID" VI
By n." .N1 Ne" Jersey 10 ~
" 1...3, ~ ' '''' ,s Id
IA I...,-i.
49, 49,,
n ,r.,,,.,I .fr tI,'oa,. 'o,a
.I.t.| .,.-,.,f. -. 70
H.. :" ~
=, i...'.l 80. MD. -. .
D.'.....,, $50 X 'E'' ','',,, a.
10 C....,.. ~.
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years 100 late Tor admission into G,ratd
College.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

Ietus hss,su to G,rard College aud sur
v,v ne faces Of the ,Ea honited orphans
,nd ask Tor Robert Douglas, the willows
ehA. But The lsoHght s worse ,bsu IDLE
Rsb.rt Douglass il he q now alive, must be
slshleeu years old and thar IS !aH cish
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cl.aa ~. cold wall, aaI Cot alone knew
what was passing ~ herL.sr.
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