The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-10

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rens. Al the conclusion Of III, rn,.,;n.
Hamlet Was chcesrd and shak en- 10 ,hs
peru OF his person, and was Snsll, car.
RED Oh on the shoulders Of HE f.lio,,
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Skidmore, the man sho. ty Matthew
at Washington, las. week, died on
Saturday.
! The Csmbris's news was received
IN New Orleans, by the "O'Reilly"
and House lines, at AalfpaH s,rrr
+. NJ. oo Thursday, having lcf, New
York at s 7. NJ. the difference Of
time between the two cities, being a.
bout one hour. The actual time nc.
cupied in the transmission VA. thirty
minutes. Old Time must "hurry IN
his cakes. y
! The Honduras Waterman states
that from recent intelligence it wcull
appear that the bclligcrcnt parties in
iucatan, instead Of ccasing, have re.
commenced hostilitics with the utmos,
ugor. The Indians in the interior
have again attacked the Spaniards.
and driven them from several town,
indeed from what We can learn
they have now risen With renewed
determination.
Robert Celcs, Teller Of the Ci,y
bank, Quebec, has abscondcd, aud i
supposed to have gone to Boston and
taken passage in the steamer which
sailed on Wednesday for Liverpool.
We arc requested to state that ap.
pllcation for bounty land under the
recent act of Congress, and all other
acts, as we'll as inquiries relative to
such claims and to persons supposed
to be entitled to land should be al
dressed to the Secretary Of the In.
terror, or the Commissioner Of Pen.
sions, and not to the Secretary Of
War. Attention to this matter will
prevent much trouble in the CORES,
pondencc to both parties, and secure
more speedy information to applicant,
and iuquircrs.-- Republic.
The Pawtuckct Bank is in distress,
and its bills are lncurrent--at pres
ent.
The Rochester American says thai
fifteen fugitive slaves left that place
Tor Canada, on Wednesday.
A great stecple chase took place
on Thursday, ut Cobourg, Canada
West, III which VIM. Butler. n rider
on one Of the horses, was thrown with
such violence that his life is desparcd
OF, and Sir Edward Poore, another
rider, was also thrown, and seriously
injured.
Edward &. Dale has been appoint
ed Treasurer of the Mint at Philadel
rhia, in place Of James Il. Snowdcn,
removed.
Gov. Vance has declined Inc L. S.
Treasuryship, and the Office has been
rendered to Hon. Jonathan Sloan,
a member Of Congress from Ohio, who
will doubtless accept.
Nine clerks were discharged from
the Treasury Department, Friday,
amongst them, Messrs. Scott, Ian
caster, Hume and others. Several
additional appointments have been
made, among whom are Mcssrs
Broush, Town and others.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN
New HAMPSHIRE. The Wings in
the third Congressional District, in
New Ilamshire, have unanimously
nominated the Hon. JARED PERKINS
Of Winchester, to fill the vacancy i'll
Congress, occasioncd by the resigna
ton Of Gen, James Wilson.
Hon Chester Butler, Represents
tive Of the eleventh district Of Penn
sylyania, died at the American Hotel,
Philadelphia, Saturday.
! Treasury Notes to the amount Of
1865, 500, 81 were outstanding Oh
the 1st instant.
During the week ending q ul,..
at New Orleans, there were 10
deaths from Cholera and II from
yellow fever.
Miss Anna X. Nell, Of Philadel.
phia, a lovely young lady, died last
Thursday, from the effects Of largo
dose of morphine. The apothecary's
clerk made mistake in giving NOR
phinc for quinine.
Gen. George Washington Dixon
was recently taken to the celaboosc
in New Orleans, where his name was
registered with the addition Of "fouad
ngM."
COLLIsIOH.-The emigrsnt tain on