Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20

"t"' ,"S'' Auuut ohe-haII oil the building Ii
entirely ruined
EGGs.-The daily consumption of eggs at one
OF The Boston hotels is seventy-fve dozen dailv
ana on Saturday one hundred and fifty dozen
One dealer in the egg trade at PHILADELPHIA
sends to New York market daily, nearly one
hundred barrels of eggs, while the value of eggs
shipped from Dublin to Liverpool and London
was more than five millions OF dollars for the
year l848.
LATER FROM SANTA FE.-St Louis, Dec. IL.
AdVlces from Santa Fe t. the 2hlh October have
Deen received. The troops under Deas had Ia.
ken I'VE APacha Indians prisoners, who had been
offered In exchange for Mrs. White and daugh.
ter.
lhlrly SIX California emigrants had been Ie.
Gently killed by Indians, near the Copper Mines,
and troops from &. Passo had proceeded against
the enemy. Several persons had been killed
near Santa Fc. The Indians were daily COM
hitting depredations.
Fort Barkey had been established at Moro
river.
Lieut. Simpson had selected site for Navajo
county.
VI The Cincinnati Enquirer saw a man on
Monday last with large waving beard and hea-
Wy moustache, which he vowed he would never
cut Off until Henry Clay was elected President.
BURGLARY FOR CIDER BRANDY.-AD iptem.
Peratn man, named Arson Buck, broke into
rum shop at New Haven, aud stole pall Of Ct.
der brandy. No other article IN the shop seems
to have been sought for or molested: the mean.
OF lntoXcaton was the only enticement to the
act. lie was caught on the premises, and com.
mlted TO the county jaiI for trial. He will prob.
a bly, be sent to State Prison.
A BULL FIGnT.-A fine bull, BELONGING to
the aims house farm in Ipswich, being up IN the
railroad track to Rowley, as a train was an.
became furious and rampant and
showed evident symptoms of giving fght. He
stood eyelng the locomotive as it approached
ana assumed the most scientific fighting attitude,
nn'lI the train came within striking distance,
when he made dash at he iron horse with ali
ms might and was, of course, instantly demol
shed. Steam and iron were a little TOUGHER
than bull beef, aud the heroic pluck of Sir John
could not save him.-Times.
O. Baton Rouge is hereafter to be the can.
ta of Louisiana. Governor johnson issued his
proclamation for the removal of the public Off
;es thlthor on the LIST December. Montreal and
New Orleans simultaneously appear to have
fallen into disrrpute.
. VI There is great deol of alarm in the
South and Southwest, in consequence of the re-
appearance of the cholera, after hayinn totally
leased Its ray1ges. The same phenomena. il
VIII be recoIccted, occurred in England during
he present year.
C." The whole amount of losses by fire in
Boston from August l84S to 1919. was onlv
S3OO365' on which there was an insurance 10
he amount of $2l6992 The total number Of
Tres was 2O6. The destruction by fire in Bos.
on the last year, has been, it will be seer. onIv
nominal. The security has been attributed to
lydrants attached to their Cochituate Water.
which soon browns great fire.
o. A child of Mr.. McGown, of Russell
MISS was burnt to death on the oath ult,, by
ire swapping into the cradle while its mother
vas abs mt.
a. Some of the children attending female
WHY in The Gre I,iaco kiIchen in the rear
f the school. house, one leg OF pair OF panta,
,ons, which, on being brought out was tonnd
0 contain S4500 in gold. 1t is supposed to have
een stolen by slave, and deposited in the
ire place for safe keeping.
ANN1HrLATIoN or TINE AMI SPACE The
Americas news was transmitted by
lightning from Halifax ON the 10th ult., along
he line to New Orleans, stopping at the inter.
Mediate cities 10 write down its message, and
he announcement of lis reception at New Or
cans came back to Halifax within iory eight
~; a. - hnJ trauo1la1 q dil-
ance of five thousand miles Rather an i'm
orovement on the old post-boy system.
N57 The revenue of the established church
Of Mexico is $250,000000 per year.
TIE EFFECTS OF CUP OF TEA.-An in
little girl OF two and half years,
daughter of james Dawson, one of the assistant
loremen in the Sun establishment, came to her
death few days since, in the following singular
manner:-The little creature was playing a
ronnd the supper table, when, at a moment un.
observed, it reached up its tiny hand and tipped
over cup of lea which stood on the edge of
the table. The child was so severely scalded
that it died the same nght.-N y Sun.
NF@In 1900 the population of New York city
vase 60 600, in 1915 it was 81, 900.
MISSION TO AusTR1A.-Col. Webb, wife and
two daughters sailed from New York on Satur-
day evening, in the ship Yorkshire, on his mis-
sion to Austria.
0j@The aggregate tolls from the New York
State Canals, this year, are 50 ,259,2l0, an in
crease of $l3,548 from last year, and greater
than any year save that OF 1886
VIRGINA WASHINGTON MONUMENT. The
native State Ct the great chieftaln Of the revou
ton is about to erect monument to him who
will ever be her greatest boast. An Act passe'
the last Legislature for the purpose, and the Go
vernon has appointed commissioners, who adver
tise in the Richmond papers premium Of $50
for plans. The monument will be located o
the Capitol Square, in the city of Richmond, b
, constructed OF Virginia granite or marble, OF
{: combination both, and cost one hundred thol
n sand dollars Plans aud estimates required /
! the first day of December next, enclosed to Il
a Governor Of Virginia.
An explosion Of meteor was heard in MOI
n Carolina few days ago, and several pieces
iron were picked up the next day, supposed
be portions o. it. The largest piece was fou
al in Cabarrus county, weighing nineteen poun
IL Idu otluSh my PiuS hNS iyibS WI
ground, went through it, breaking it in two, a
on then into the earth to the depth of three feet.
"a 057The "Agramer letting" states on
authority OF letter from Constantinople, t
hit, Gen. BEN has taken up his residence at co
70. try seat in the neighbolhood Of Scutari, on
Hellespont.
or. MARRIAGE IN HIau L,rE.-Miss Corn
Of Scott, daughter Of General Scott, was MIR
vas on Wednesday, to Major H. l.. Scott, aide
camp to the ommander-iu-chief, at the city
sidence of the General, in Eighth street.
hio, York. The affair vas of the most brilliant
m scriptlon. At o'clock the company bega
lrth assemble, and WINS received by the General
wo accomplished lady, and Mrs. C, Of V
mia, aunt to the bride. The rooms ofthe q
nv. ral presented a splendid array Of beauty 9
one and talent. Many ofthe fashonables of the
,sad and vicinity were AIMING the guests. The
omc was elegantly dressed, and appeared 10
aver advantage. The rooms were tasteinlly dec
IS Of ed a splendid collation. was gwen, and ,
,een band of music enlvened the festive scene.