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Lake Dunmore.

There is probably no spot OH the west
erly slope OF our mountains so calmly and
beautifully picturesque as the Valley Of
Lake Dunmore. Embo.omed in he green
est Of hills, with occasional in,eis of view
OF The lofty mountains in the mid distance.
the llllle lake too little for gale, and too
large Tor stagnatiOnD -mirrOrs the cliffs
and trees, and clouds which surround il,
II Waller Scot could excel all other men
in his decriplion OF highland lochs, with
so little in themselves TO aid his magma.
lion, it can scarcely enter our minds 10 con.
ccyc what fairy creations he might have
called into existence, with our own Lake
Dunmore spread out before him Then,
indeed, he CHI have furnished his peer
less lady" with ONE for which The
palace of III James would have been IA
POOR exchange.
1t has he n a matter of speculat on
among some of our curious ones how
the lake came by the name OF Dun
more. On examing some old files of
the Repertory, published mauy years
ago in tins place, II appears that AN En-
gllsh Nobleman, by the name OF Lord
Dunmore, al an early period of the coun-
try owned large estate on The borders Of
The lake, and including it's bed. On visit
10 This locality, he made parry of gentle
men aud had champaign supper, on lis
borders, and AT the height of the lestivily
grasping bottle of the prolane liquid he
waded walst-deep into the temperance ele-
menl and cracking il over the aslonished
lake, chrisiene,' 1t "Lake Dunmore." This
name is nde' preferable TO the indian one
which il superseded, and which we will
not record, lest some rash reiormer should
attempt the same game, which was played,
Quickly without success on old Chapman
Hill.
Our lavorile little lake and glen not
Statistic d with being beautiful and pclur-
esque, has no small claims 10 be regarded
It's grolesque also. Some mad adveniu.
rers led on by one Ep. Jones, in oIden times
raised an altar TO Mammon in this temple
Of Nature, and disregarding all the unlles
and harmonles, incautiously built an I'M
cou'h glass factory on The very borders of
The sanctum. A dozen, or so, little brown
cottages grouped around il, furnished
shelter 10 the fire worshippers who pro-
laned The neig hboghood by blowing glass,
aud drinking New England Year after
year vengeance slumbered annually, men
versed In stocks, exchange, re-exchange,
extra and "usual" rates met together by
the Innocent waters, 10 play games on the
markets and on each other. But Nature
true 10 her instincts, came with her bosom ;
par went down to 2J-the speculation caved
and The money changers we're driven out
OF The temple. Towering like some ODE
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Late from New Mexico.

f. Y. Aubrey has just got in from Mex
leo, and brings information very late and
interesting from that region. A stale gov
eminent is, no doubt. fully organized ere
this, and the next arrival, in all probability,
will be that OF Senators and Congressman
from that self made state, on their way 10
Washington 10 claim part in the govern
ment of affairs of the United States.
Mr.. Aubrey left FL Passo on the Isl OF
June, and Santa Fe on the l2lh, and arriv-
ed AT Independence on the night Of the 81
of July. His party consisted Of % men,
10 wagons, and 200 mules. He saw In
dians on the Plains in great numbers. The
Osages made bold atlemptlo run off with
his mules, but only succeeded in getting
one horse.
An election for slate officers was to be
held on the 26lh OF June. or course, from
this il is certain that The Convention had
completed lis work and formed a Consliu-
ton for the state Of Mem MericO. Every
Office seems 10 be contested in an animated
manner by The neophytes Of New Mexico
Henry Connolly and Thomas VoGa were
candidates for Governor; William S. Mes
seny aud Hugh n. Smith, for Congress.
The New Mexicans entered into the spirit
of the election with much enthusiasm. The
cand dates for the United STATES Senate
are, Major K. II. Weightman, Capt Rey-
nolds, oil the United States Army, w. u.
Augney, and Joel Houghlon.
About 400 wagons were met on the
plains for the Santa Fe and Chihuahua
trade. The indians have recently com
milted many depredations near the settle
ments of New Mexico. Among other ru-
mors brought by Mr.. Aubrey is one, that
the little girl OF Mrs. White is not killed,
but in the hands o. the Apaches.-St.
Louis InteiHgsncer.
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IMPORTANT FROM Texas AND NEW
MExico.-NLw ORLEANs, July 15.-Gal.
weston papers of the 10th instant, say that
a large meeting has been held on The bat
tie ground o. San Jaclnto, in reference to
The difficulties with New Mexico. Hon.
Ashbel SnilIi presided. Resolutions were
passed to support the Governor and enforce
jurisdiction over the territory claimed by
Texas.
A letter from Austin states that the Leg
islature is convened in Augusl-Ihus early,
10 give the troops which are to be thus
raised the advantage Of the summer months
for marching. Steps are being taken a.
Galveston 10 organise a company OF vol
unteers for Santa Fe.
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says of the matter
No one seems 10 believe that Texas will
press measures 10 the point Of actual col
lision. 1t is folly to suppose that che can
eXpend million OF dollars in raising, e.
qnipping, and suhsisiing an army, TO take
and keep possession Of Santa Fe.
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III.
Funeral of General Taylor. Order of
Procession.

Funeral escor, in column Of march.
composed Of twelve companies, preceded
by band of music. With these was n
company oil youths from ST. Timoihy's,
near that city, called the Tay lor Lie ln
iantry. The Old Defenders Of Baltimore
in the rear. Then followed two companies
from Richmond, one IRON Alexandria, Nir-
gnia four companies Of the District Of
Columbia VOLUNTEERS.
A company OF flying artillery, with their
cannon, from Fo-t MclIenry, with Que from
NJ fin, one from Fort Washington, and two
from Governors Island, serving as infant
nv, and llrming a battalion, with The band
from Fort Columbia.
The battalion of Marines, with n splen-
did band came next. Naval officers IN
uniform followed on foot, and succeeding
these were army officers on horseback, rich-
ly alfred. The yellow plume Of Gen.
Scott was the highest in the midst.
The variegaled costumes otihe military;
the striking contrast OF the white with the
red. blue, and green; the waving pumes
Of different colors the reflection of The
suns rays on the highly polished arms
presented "A splendid feature, while plain
tive strains oil music impaired additona'
sadness tn tie heart.
Nearly in front was Duncan's Light Ar
iilleiy, which fired the first gun al Palo
Alto, and the last at the city OF Mexico.
On arriving ut The north point OF The
Congressional Burial Ground the escort
WINS formed in Two lines-lhe first, consist
ing of the firing party, facing the cemele.
ry. and thirty PAGES from il; the second,
composed Of the rest of the infantry, twenty
PAGES in HE rear. The battery Of artillery
took position on the rising ground. one
hundred PAGES in the rear OF the second
line.
Casting the eye up Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. the windows, balconies, huuselops,
aud other points, were seen densely occu'
pied. On each side Of the spacious thor
oughiarc were compact lines of human
beiugs-nnd now came the procession.
The foreign ministers were in their pri
vate carriages.
There were one hundred and two hacks
dispersed in The procession, which occupied
lhrce-lourths of an hour in passing
The pageant exceeded everything Of lhe
kind, ia order and magnilicence, that ever
took place in the metropolis.
The arrangements of The Marshal were
most perfect. The funeral ceremonies were
performed in The east room by the Rev.
Drs. Butler and Pyne-lhe latter Of whom
delivered an impressive funeral oration-
in presence of The Senate and House, the
family Of the deceased, The diplomatic
corps, army and navy, sc. A fine choir
under Berlyn, aided in the soemniiies
General Scott commanded the funeral es
cort, and his appearance. with large n fl
was hailed with pleasure.
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lisk stands the mammoth factory, begrm-
ed with SCOT, blackencd by time and look
ing desoale as Babel. The whip-poor-
will and the cricket sing nightly over the
furnaces. In The words ofan ancient poet,
slightly altered for The occasion,
Procul y, procul este dividendm.
Beautiful, picturesque and groiesque, what
more is required to make this the resort of
all who cnn
spend shilling and a week."
away from black cares aud the race after
money! Comfortable, o most quiet lake,
have found thy peaceful borders For
tea,ness, for GOODNESS, for delicate prog oil
all sorts, for fragrant Havanas, for much
attention, for many string oil fish from The
brooks, and Tor many a string of ten pins,
for many merry sail over The waters in
the Lady Of the Lake" in the "Palan-
quin," in the "Cockle Shell" for all that
ministers to the creature comforts and van
itics, commend me 10 Mr.. PRAY, mine hos
of Lake Dunmore,
Ora, Ora pro nobisl
But no, only is the Lake all that has beer
described, in itself but it is beautiful with
out comparison in lis environs. Close up
on its eastern shore CONES, like The fall,
of I.adore, the "Succor Brook, with its
sixty foot cascades ard its inuumerabl'
leaps from the taliest mountains, white
with foam and pure as the waters of Sac
rament. The little picnic island, with il
table rock, greener than Erin and will
pleasauter associations too, will not hi
overlooked, by him who can discover any
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

Of that equality Of rights ,ehich The Consiitu.
ton intended 10 secure. No SUCH DEMON
SITUATIONS ARE SEEN AMONG NORTHERN
WINGS. With that cold, callous indifler-
ence to our appeals, and to all the impcnd
ing perils, which conscious power and reent-
less injustice can inspire, they accede TO no
terms, grant no quarter; like the jew who
smiled upon the anguish of his victim. and
exclaimed, " ] demand the pound of flesh. it
is the ond"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

o. The editor of The New York Mir
ror states his grief AT the decease OF the
chief Magistrate in the following highly
poetical language =
"Twenly millions of lreemen have lost
their best friend hy The death of their Pres
idenl; and our distracted country stands
bowed to-day beneath the weight OF The
affection.
The republic, which but sixteen months
ago. put on her bridal attire 10 rejoice at
the Inauguration of our chief, is clothed to-
day in the weeds of her unlimely widow
hood; and the orphan states, like band of
Lereaved children, stand weeping around
the death bed OF their father"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

Iowa CONTESTED ELEcTGox.--It will be
recollected that, at the election of Member
of Congress from the LIST District, the poll
books IN Potiawattamie County were stolen,
and in consequence of which, Thompson,
the Locoioco candidate claimed a seat in
Congress. 1t seems hat the books were af-
forwards found, and Mr.. Miller the Wing
candidate, has been to Washington sitting
the matter, and has shown up all who were
aders and abettors in this infamous transac-
ton in very uneuyiable light. The result
was, that Locofoco Congress could not
counlenance such barefacea fraud, and de-
cided by majority of eight, that Thompson
was not elected. So the time and expense
of another election follows.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

The widow of Gen. Taylor and her
family have removed TO the residence of
Secretary Meredith. After spending
few days there, they will take up their
abode with their friends in Baltimore.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

Late dates from the city of Mexico
state that the Cholerais raging there with
increased yiolence 800 deaths occurs
ring daily.
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CABINET NOMINATIONS !
CONFIRMATION BY TnE SENATE.
WLsHiNGroE, July cop NJ.

WLsHINGroN, July 2O-P NJ
The following Cabinet appointments
we're eeut into The Senate to-day by Pres
ident Fillmore
Secretary Of State.--Daniel Webster
Of Massachusers.
Secretary Of he Treasnry.-Thomas
Corwin OF Ohm.
Secretary Of the interior-jnmes A
Pierce, Of maryland.
Secretary Of War.-Edward Bates, Of
Missouri.
Secretary Of The Nary.-Wm. A. Ora
ham Of North Carolina.
Attorney General.-J. J. Criilenden, oil
Kentucky.
Postmaster Generdl.-N. X. Hall, OIL
New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

DR.. Valentine Mott has resigned his
position as one Of the professors in the
New York Medical College of the Uni
,ersiig.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

Geo sW f. who nominated. having declined
the committee appointed for that purpose have hea n'
vacancy with the nomination Of r. Sanford
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

Things in NeW York Very tcdrm --Mys-
FERROUS disappeUdnces.- Great excitement
among The rdscdis at the Fire PontS.---
10000 gHidins - Tie authorities determined
to get rm Of them --Amrsements.-7 Tie
AHrghdhidns,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-23

Dy- The late rains have done immense damn
age in different sections Of the country. In
the neat and Aourishing village Of East Mid
dlebury great injury has been done to proper
ty, carrying away bridges, houses, barns, shops,
dams, fences and lands, partly owing to the
breaking away of a wall made number Of
years ago, to prevent the river from forming I
channel through the main street.
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bdb bic SurD ben ProfeiIor 99cbftcr bes Wlorbes i'm
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nur nod binju5ufl9en baB &i0tcr Sbdp gcftern
por dbt 9u9en bus SobcSurtbeiI iber ibn duSIprab
Oa6 uncrlpartet I6nclIe @noe bieirs merfplrtlgen
Yro5ciIcS bat aIIgemeincs Stdunen perurIdbt OBJ
Ibon bic Court I6on gan3e 3mO If Sage bumit be-
Itdftigt gcireIen pur unb nab ben ab9ccgten 3eug-
nilIen mpbI Ritmunb bic Sduo bcS @efangencn be-
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wCni9itens gu IbpddlCn, penn Go audi unm69Iib
mar ile guni ill OcrnibCn. mas uber ipie c6 I6eint
falt gar nibt 9IbCben it, IOnft bate bic SurD nit
fdum "a Stunben u0fbcm bdS 3eu9niB auI Seitcn
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fem Nbcnb braubte man bic @Oriid)t, ibm Iein 8tu,
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nc wdbrenb Dem 9On3cn gcrbOre feline 9brdue pcr9OB
unb FdD mebr Inn CtpaS @utcS gum Gfen, ais um
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samita9e nab Dem Gourtbauie abflbrtc. ben au6-
Iprud) Der SurD gu oCrncbmcn, mar Icin Icber Nufs
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fam am Dlttmodb in S9aIifdy an, init jpei 98Ocbcn
Ipdtercn gtabribten bon Guropd morunter ib abcr
nibtS gSibti9co befnoct
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SerbamDlumocn Ser GDurt.

Der Nprl'3crmn unertr Court brgdnn 0eltCrn
por a6t 2d9en @or Die @ranb- Surb fumen %
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court 8ur9ibufS- 6dIle g8ir gcbcn na6fcbeno
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pirb tuob cttpa Smei Subr obcr dn9er i'm iduern Np-
frI Iogiren mifen
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CUR &aiie ber @eICbrten gebSrenb, tpurbe btr Sdl-
f6ung fdubi9 9rfunben unb muBte, 9cgen Iener
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iritt inS S6uIbuuS perme9crt battcn. beI6dftiet
bic Court uebre Sage
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rarrisbur9, ben 2S. Mdr;. Sena t.-Dis
Sll fir &s9uIirung Der Sanfsn fam auf unb
fcl9snber Nbfbnitt muroe oerlslbsn bsi9efi9t :
9Senn Elm Notenlnbaber BON ir9eno elmer Sane
flin9snbs Otine forbert, eS Die Qftibt be8@afs
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merfanfber @oIOmiinSe Su bejabIen, wenn Der
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fe8 SinftsI nibt wsni9sr alS So betrd9t. Die
SilI pafitrts in Der Ra6mitta9ss9isun9
oaus.-@in SsfbIus, ben @cupsrn6r su
srfuben, bem 6aufs bic SO fir @rnsueruna
Des SreibrefS Der &eacin9s unb I3arriSbur9s
@ifenbabn ;urOfiuisnbem purbe nieoer9sffiilt.
Die Sia in SsSu9 auf ben SbuesSarlf wurs
oe permorfsn. Gebt 70; BON elmer Qofos&es
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ter ben paflirhn Bills befanb Iib cine fur bic
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YsnnfpIpaniasSanals. Die SncOrporatcn6bia
Der psnnipIpania DampflbiTfabrts&sisa
rpurbs pcrIdufe psribobsn.
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Die Bill fir Silbun9 einsS neusn @aunties,9ss
nannt Gnposr, pafitrts.
april 2. Ssnat.-Die esiSnsbilI, pie lis
i'm 6aufs paffrt mar, wures lanss bsiprObsn
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8er1anolun9en Der StaOt=0dtbe.
Select Gouneils3immer,

Der &atb pCriammsIte iIb-alls Wit9lIeber
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unb 9enebmi9t.
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@bnen Der 2ten Strose, ;mlbsn penn u. QSas
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lunQsnie oifs unb melfIltD, uno Die Ysiiltrase
fibz uno n6rcIb fein foil, purbe nidDt asnsbs
m9t mis fc0t Sa's Die 53errn I2ia uno 0its
ter Rein'6 bic {cerrsn @unniu6, Sumter unb
0rins.
Der Sefblu6 pom 1elbsn, bas Der Strasens
@cmmttee uno ben Snaeen SommiGiioner5
nbt eroubt isin fol- eni9e 2lrbst cber &epras
fur III tbun Die iIber $40 fcifst,cbns 0erfliQuna
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Der SefbIu6 rom feben, bas jccem Stras
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,u beftafti9en, SCntrafte ous9enommen, purs
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lfra6s, nabs Der NurIsrp, unttrnsbme wurbe
sinlfimmiQ Qensbmiat.
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SsidlciTsn tas na6 oielem ale Gelubs bic
BON Sirasrn an Die Councils 9smabt weroeR,
um @trossn 9tsbnst mo 9e9rdpsIt su baben,
9tsicbSitl9 Die bstrsTsnosn Suswe9s curbsn unO
pfaifcrn laiTsn fcasm 9smdb Der NssuIatcn,
pofiirts pis fCat: Sas bic Qsrun SunnuS,
5oiu, Sumter unO Mittsr; gtsin Jor. Qrins.
Die fcl9sncsn Ysrfonsn wuroen pom prelts
osntsn aIS ifsbsnbe gommittssn on9elfeat:
Sir &sbnun9en (or @unniuS.
Snan;sn, l9r. 6ia.
Ssusrs9eporttment (or. Sumter.
9rudsn, jor. Yrns.
Garn, 5or. Sunnus.
pOIijsi, l2r. prins.
GtraBeni J9r. J9unrsr.
9tuf 9ntra9 wuroe man eini9 am l3. Ipril
ipisbsr cine 8srlammlun9 Su baIten.
Der &atb psrtaste lib nab Dem Common
Council Simmer, um Strasens@OmmiiTcnsrS
Su srmdbsn.
ansifirt. :. q. Reitmeyer, S9reib.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-04-09

uno sulset asnsbmiat. Die Sia mabt fsns
msfsntlisbs 8srdncsrunssn in Dem bslfsbsnesn
GeRBe.
baus.-9sr prpatsRalsnbsr muros pprs
ssnonlmsn unb cine eroes AnsabI pripat.SiaS
purbe brsmal psrlsfsn, ms!dbs ale in eergtahs
mittasSs Ssung paffirten.
4pril 8. t.-9is Tsrbanlun9sn mas
rem ni6t Defenders midt9 uuo bsrrafsn baupts
fddlb Die @intbsilun9ssSia.
Sn Seipsn 6duisrn wuresn Ssfblufs ans
9encmmsn, Ger Samilie eesperifcrbsnsn Ssnas
tors Calhoun SsilsiossSsSsu9un9sn su fsneen.
Npril 4. Ssnat t.-9le Dill, oem Tclfe
Die 9srbe1trun9sn Der @cnifitutlcn sur 9tbfflms
mun9 pcriuIe9en. Gin SefbIus, Oas Der 5s'
nat Itb am l 6. April psrtaSe, paiiirts.
6.--9ie 8erdnosrun9sn bss Ssnata
an Der @itbeiIunasbiq wurben 9enebmi9t.