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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-28

Is GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Nov. u, lSl9'
The General Assembly of the State Of Yer
mont view with deep concern, the attempt TO
introduce slavery INTO the territories of lhe l.
nitcd States, and TO logalize it in States to be
admitted into the Union. They regard il as II
measure maniicstly tending TO increase aud
perpeiuate an evil of no ordinary magnitude
and danger of magnitude, as It dcpriyes u
portion Of mankind Of those privileges which
republican principle guarantees to all Of dan
ger, as il may. and that possibly at no distant
period, subject the master to the vengeance of
the slave and, MS il will retain the physical
force of the slavcholding States for scli-pre-
seryation, when il may be most needed for ma
tional effort or defence. They regard it as
tending to increase the number of slaves as
the extcnding their territories, and in
creasing their demand and value, will encour'
age the violation of all laws made TO prohibit
their importation ;and as tending TO pcrpetnatc
avery, BY adding the influence and power OF
Staes TO be formed within our territories which
eventually may constitute majority OF the un-
ion.
They do not perceive that the plea OF noces'
city, on which the existence OF slavery can a.
lone be pallialed, will extend to the territories
of the United States. They cannot doubt that
the powers of Congress are adequate to the ei'
icctiye prohibition of the further introduction
of slavery, that they have the supreme power
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-05-28
0bc 1ftio0leburn Register

is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, ny
J.H. BARRETT & j. COBB.
OFFICE IN STEWARDS TUILDING, on MAIN-sT.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
Nrn Yorx. Sunday Evening.

II Il stated ,hss the amount Vt gold
dus, remaining q, the Philadelphia Mint
q, the ,acscu; date. is Hl,ou, SA,ooo,Wo
which j. llslle 10 lc drawn against hy The
Treasury DEPARTMENT, under the New
coinage act. s.--. .-
The Exploring Expedition. hound fo'
the ar;ic seas. in quest II Sir John Frank
lin. will sail frvn this loit on Tucsda,
next
Much anxiety prevails TO obtain later
news from Cul,a The Louisiana y. u.
l'atri,. Spanish lalrr, Publishes let
ter, dated Chagrcs, 2s,h ul,., stating that
the Cuban invaders vert iot to render
yous there. lu, on the Island &c 81. Do
mingo, and were to land in Cuba at ,w'
iitfercn, points. an the 18th inst. \
Washington letter Of the Baltimore Clip
pcr states that the expedition hal positive
" sailed. An officer assured its CORES
l"ndcn, that the Is, regiment Of the in
vadcr- sailed for their destination on III,
2Sih ul, the I'd. on the 81 inst. am
the ID On the 9TH inst. I; he in.imatcd, nj
so, tia, the Isle Of Pines was to I've thci
place Of landing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
BURGLARY.
Rutland, May IL, 1850.

The Silver Ware and Variety Store OF
Mrssrs Root & Chaficc in this village
was entered on Sunday morning last, be-
tween 10 - and II 'clock-whilc the
occupants were at clurch-and robbed of
a large amount of Ware, consisting of
Watches, Spoons, gold Pencils. Pins. and
various other articlcs--togetlcr with Il
hou, fi:tyfyc dollars in specie
This was one Of the boldea operations Of
the kind that WE have heard of for a long
time, The room entered, was in the rear
Of the second story Of the block occupied
lay Mcssrs Root Il Chafiee as a Clothing
Store, by d. p. Bell, as Store, togetl,-
er with Offices and shops of various kinds,
The window from which the bar of the
upper door was renewed was reached by
means of a ladder frm the large yard
which is connected with the main street by
two wide avenues the window and door
are in view Of several buildings, the
Franklin Hotel among the number, and
Is almost as public as the street itself.
That a forciblc entry could be made from
such a place--at such time and sue
ccssful retreat made with the booty, is a
most surprising thing.
i, must have been that this daring adj
ven,urer' was well acquainted with the
location Of the choicest articles-as no
other drawers were disturbed than those
which contained the goods wanted.
McSsrs Root & Chaffac offer reward
of 500, FOR the arrest Of the thief, and
reasonable reward for the recovery Of the
prpcry. /, is to he hoEc'l that the gen
'lcman may soon have an opportunity Of
explaining how he performed his singular
fra'.---as there art many anxious to know
how twas done.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
SENATOR UPIIAN.

We have already corrected the unjust
OF the North Star; but the
following is more full and decisive. The
Star surely cannot now efuse to do JUS
tice to Mr.. Upham.--- H. Watchman.
Washington, May 10, 1850.
Mn. WALToN,-Dear Sir In the
" North Star OF May 4. is an editorial
article, headed: Where is Mr.. Up.
ham, and insinuating that Mr.. Uphum
has in some way been inattentive to his
duties as IA Senator. l believe no Sen.
ator has been more faithful and alten-
tive to his official duties than Mr.. Up
ham, when his health would permit
But have reason to know, being in the
same house with him, that severe indis-
position has confined him to his room a
large portion of the time since the
month of January, and that on several
occasions he has been in his seat when
the state of his health should have adj
monishcd him TO have been more care
full of it; and that for the last six or
seven weeks lie has been confined Ell.
tirely to his room, and most of the time
to his bed, and is still confined to his
room. ] make the above statement in
justice to Mr.. Upham, as the insinuation
in said article does him great injustice,
Respectfully yours,
w. IIEBARD.
The above statement as TO Mr. Up.
hams health know to lie correct.
LCCIUS b. PECK.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
FROM TEXAS.

BY the arrival of the steamer Yacht
at New Orleans, Brownsville papers
to the 3D. instant, have been received
at New Orleans.
Lieut.. Hudson, of whose woundin.
in skirmish with party of Indians.
near Laredo, we have previously
given an account, subsequently died
of his wounds.
The Brownville Sentinel says that
the Indians on the Upper Rio Grande
are daily gaining strength, and be.
coming more daring in their derrcda
tions.
Another attempt to seize the Uni
ted States mail between Rio Grande
City and Laredo, was made on the
23d of April by party of ten In
dams, but it was unsuccessful.
Captain Ford, with company of
rangers, has taken position at post
known as "The Wells," between Rio
Grande City and Laredo, with view
Of keeping the Indians in check so far
as the limited force at his disposal
will permit.
The steamer Troy was sunk on the
Goth Of April short distance above
Frcerort. The accident occurred by
the boats backing with force against
the bank, driving in her stern. She
was on her way to Roma, with a full
cargo Of merchandise, and had left
Brownsville but short time before
the accident occurred. She was
subsequently raised and repaired,
and resumed her trip.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
j EDG ERTON. |
&. SPENCER,
- b. JONES, C'
a. q. DANA, >''"'
NJ. u. STRONG.
Rutland, May IL. 1850.
County
Com.
TO THE FREEMEN OF TIE COUN
TY OF RUTLAND.

The undersigned, Wing County Com
mit,ce. represent to the frccmen Of the
County iba, they have had under consid-
Grafton the mode and manner in which Ii
convention for the no animation Of County
officers should I've constituted and have
agreed unanimously upon the plan CON
tanned in the accompanying call. This
is deemed ly US the faircst mode of OLE
tanning the expression Of the will Of the
people in the nomination Of County Off
GERS. BY this plan, rs nearly and as cqui-
,ably as possible, the voice Of the towns
and Of the Frccmcn will be represented.
The action Of the County Convention
under the amended Constitution, has be.
come Of paramount Importance large
number Of officers heretofore appointed by
the Legislature will lie elected by a di-
rect vote Of the Frccmcn. 1t becomes
Of the first importance then. that all the
towns should he represented by the full
number Of delegates to which they arc
entitled, and that those delegates should
be selected by the towns respectively. up.
on general notice given by the town com
mittccs of the time and place of meeting
for that purpose. j, EDGERTON,
G. SPENCER,
D b. JONES,
4. G.. DANA,
NJ. u. STRONG.
Rutland, Nav II. 1850.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

SnAp TAXING AND FATAL Ac"l
DENT.-Peoplc in the vicinity Of liz
field Falls are taking .had in GrcoI
numbers at that point. The currct
of the river is so rapid,in consequence
Of the frcshct, that the shad cannY
get over the falls without coming s.
near the shore, that mcn STANDING u
the bank can take them viii, co.'s
mon scoop net. From % to leo ;
day have thus been caught by a sil.
gle person for several days past. Or
Friday evening, as man was thu
occupied, he and his net were sudden
ly drawn into the river by the forc'
of the current, and carried over tn
rapids. A comrade who vas stand
ing near tried to save him, but i
VAIN. The name Of the unfortunaj
man was Charles Harrison. BE W.
about As years old, was o weaver i
one Of the Thompsonville Factorie.
and has left a wife and children t,
mourn his loss Republican.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT

DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Probable Loss Of Life Between
three aud four o'clock, Saturday, a
most shocking accident occurred te
the train from New York on the Nor.
wich road. within three miles Of Wor
cester. One OF the wheels on a sec.
ond class Car broke, and the car was
nearly capsized, - throwing the pass
engers into q heap together. The
car was almost instantly smashed into
splinters, and sixteen of the rassen.
gers wounded-one, certainly, fatal
~.
As soon as the train could be stop
ped, the injured passengers were tax.
en- up, and an express Immediately
started for Worcester to obtain sur.
geons: Drs. Green, Bates, Haywood,
Whitcomb, Sargent and Workman,
were all soon at work in dressing the
wounds of the sufferers, and render
ed all the comfort which skill could
accomplish.
Fifteen Of the wounded passengers
were taken to Boston on Sunday,
eight Of whom were sent to the Hos
Pital, and the remainder left in charge
Of their friends.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

MURDER OF TWO CluLhRly AM
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY ruE Mn1r
Err We are indebted to Hryam /
Spears express for a copy Of IN,
Bangor Wing extra. which ccn,sa,
the following aceoua. .. uo,.
melancholy affair:
In Atkinson, Iiscataquia county.
on Monday last, Mrs llu,cliu,ot.
formerly Of Glcnharn, III fit If
arrangement cut the Threats of ll,.
Of her children, and also her own
throat. Two of the children src
dead, and it is thought thar Mr.:
Hutchinson will not recover. The
youngest child will probably 81,
vivc. MIR. Hutchinson ON lis r.
turn from labor to his house, founi
his family in this dcplorablc condition.
Mrs. Hutchinson has always borne a
spod character, but has been suhicc,
to occasional fits Of dcrangemcn'.
Boston Times, Stature.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
rS.p,,., ..,,ss,.asA,pc. 4 ii, slAs
w,.n~ssos. Nav Id

W,su~ssos Nav i'fh
III islls e tho thirteen - hstt l-rn
efs, ,l,c Senate &c H. oan-ricrA'r'n
,.,s-n ~a,o,,s ,..~ ss-.~wrr Il ,casy iiesnrc
tho debate u,.a .,lcip was commenced
is.~exss Vi, isssslfss. Cd illiposs. With .
,,e~ ,n ,es ,lse ssa,s'e Ne 10 wiaslfcf II
u he'd ,o AT mon the h,ils sciSraicly ct
IN III. ssnnllns. u.o, al 10 lay tie latter
u,..r the ,allc 1, was dc, .d~i IN the
ners,ive. YEA. ~, ns,s y. E,tr, Sen
ats uhn hss s.s,d si;h ,l,c ssfi,'li, exc, II
I,se Who ,c,ost Yea. and S"''aS''a.''.
bu,,.f. i',Nice. NA.s,n and Badgcr, whu
~rt. si-~,s, ,,a~l sgs,ns, h., tng the om
n,la,, ~ the ,al,ic Mr. Benton and ,!,,
Delaware S.l,s,uas voted yes, hs did MI
Co,.r r,d Mr. Wcisser. MeS,rs Phelps
sad ,a,atu. Il Vermont and Han,iin al
Maine, ucr, alseni. IN addition ,o Cas-
I,n kin-.n. Bright. Whi,cuuh aud Stun
g,>,n who hs,c ''u all previous ocrasion'
Iio, cd tf,-sciorals "a ihe Meth. 10th ID,
Iowa Senators. .Iupc. alal b,Agc ais" ca,
"a IA and N,a.~l With ia. south. Thu
,oie sisxt ~ tins. thai although II l. L.,
~ incsi, cctisin that the omnil us hill vii
,s~. III, Senate. We ore u. the merry ID
,le South II depends nI,'n the extreme
~".is,c,y ri"Isgandis's to ray ~hc'teI
II }. Ia iccci'o u "aygi'y NJ ihc Senate
There ste ,iougifs..s cmnigh Ia giNc It ;
,l.- il,d lncl "ndcIcnco, il Mcs.,s { lcmcn
jefferson, DaSis. Mason. Downs. &c
LAY the word II IL therefore impossible
ia the present , s:c Of tic ease, 10 make
an, tacdicii,ns ST. In what Is Ia he III,
tiral cate II tins measure u nj nlninairns
Nc, lni think tina, several IS the ultra
unable in alter the measures - as (" sui
their tastes |,y intusing il qnsnfum sf.t
ol ,su~,n into them, will vote the whole
down. rv, We should not sl,u. our eyc'
Ia the quite pr,l,ahlc ehance that, behcs'
IN. with funic His is the best thing they
tan get. they will in the end. come int
it, support. aud cary i, Though the Sen.
ate ~ things stand at present. IT Is I'M
,n-siilc L" make any calculations, OF
form any reliable opinions as to what IT Is
all Ia end ia No one can now tell what
the future mny bring forth
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

Ono. The Wings Of Ohio he
State Convention a, Cincinnati
the 9th inst, and Nominated II
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Of Cine;,,
for Governor. The following res,
tons, among others. were adopted.
Resolved, by the Wings Of obio
in Convention assembled, Thu, =
have undiminishcd confidence IN IL,
honesty, enrabili,y aud Ia,ric,i,m ~,
Prcsiden, Taylo,---that VIC lcari,
approve Of its administrator. AL
earnestly commend it to the sar,o,,
Of the people Of Ohio and the l,nioe
Resolved. That VIC cordially ;,
prove Of the recommendation Of Pre-,
dent Tay.or's Message in favor OIL,
immediate admission Of Cahlord,
and that Congress should adm. A.
new State independent of and A,cr
nected with any odrrIrol cslion.
Resolved, That in NIL Tcrn,c,
governments hereafter organ1d /,
, Congress, VIC here rcitcia,c tic m
ciplc declared by the Wig STATE
Convention of lSls "tha, there l.l
be neither Slavery nor m,oma,,r
scrvi,uae therein, otherwise ,lan ~,
the punishment of crime
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

1t is the best economy to PATRONS
our own mechanics. We shout
never send abroad for an article the,
can manufacture. The advantage t..
this is seen at once. 1t gives hu.
ness to the place. 1t is one Of II
spurs Of general prospcrity--kcc!
money at home, and brightcns " ih'
countcnanee Of the mechanic. Ever
if the article costs a little more 81
home than abroad, it is still better t
patrohize home industry than to SEN
our money away,because ten chanc, ,
to one, PORTION Of the money Y
pay on. for the desired article, wi
in transactions OF trade come bTl to
you.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

SNAIL Pox. There have been
one hundred and tive deaths By small
pox, in Boston, from December 1,
lsi?, up to the 18th INST. The dis
ease is prevalent throughout the city.
There ATE several cases at the South
End. Those Of our citizens who
have not been vaccinased. are remiss
in their duty to the public, as we'll as
themselves, by delaying this aliim-
Tor.ant ncssuTe.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

DIoEoLIcAL. A small piece of
what appeared to be weddin .-cake, tied
up in piece Of paper, and marked
" Mrs T." was recently picked up near
the House Of J. {. Peek Of Newburg n.
y. by one Of his family. Mrs Peck
without suspicion tasted it, and then di.
vided ii among her three children. Tie
youngest child soon died with poison,
and the other two remain in a very
critical situation.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

NV SCHOOL BooKs--If the present
generation # youth in cur country arc
not ~f forward somewhat faster than
were th''~e which have preceded them,
i, will nos ie the fauh of the grea, num-
ier u ibn~e who are aiming 10 arrange
''mp!ify, aud facilitate the Nay. Of stu
dy,
We havc recently had o,r s,teu,ion d.
rce'ed 10 the Weld series of School
book, and arc inclined 10 believe them
IN Isny nsie'os suirrm 10 any other
Thai has gsaae before t. His 'atr GRAM
mar Ne unslrrsssnd. has lecn siosei
generally in .hs school, 4 CLiaesdcn
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
AccIDESr on THE NORWICH AN,

ACCIDENT on THE NORWICH AND
WORCESTER RAILRoAD.-Last Satur.
day afternoon, when the train was
nearing the Oak Dale depot, Mr..
Hammond, brakeman, in attempt.
ing to look out at the side Of a car.
projected his head 70 far that it came
in contact with . bridge, instantly
killing him. He was young man +
bout 20 years Of age and bis people,
reside in Worcester.
Boston Daily Bee,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
TELEGR Apm TO EUROPE. -Qnl

lEbC'N afu ~ TI' h'IL' SN''N
number u writers in the North az"
discussing with carnestncss the pa
ticability Of laying wires 4on the
bed Of the ocean, and establishing a
telegraphic communication at once,
and, we believe, the most Of them al
prove the project. A corresrondcM
Of the Journal of Commerce, whP..'
represented to be an able, expcrIcnc'
ed, and scientific civil engineer, /"
poses to lay down a wire rope Of "
ty strands, number II wire, lfolatet
from each other, so that twenty Gf.
tinct machines could be operated, an
twenty messages sent at the sane
time. He says it will take elsI'
miles in length of this rore to bleat
by its own weight in the water al.
that therefore it could not break u On
being let down into the deepest Fa'
OF the ocean. The wire rope IS 10 +.
coated with gutta percha, and to Be
reeled off from steamers employed -.
the purpose. 1t would cost, be saj D.
100000 for $500 miles the wh'!'
distance from New York to England
sa Boston and Newfoundland, VIII
allowances. The cost Of two s.ear'
ers one trip, including the erec!loh Vi
station-houses at the landings, 'c
graphic machines, &c., &C., read !
ope'stion, he estimates at si25, Ooo'
which will swell the total 10 81, 3o'
900.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
A Cu,xcr ~ rul EplTOGs oFTUE

a CHANGE N THE EplToIs OF THE
Observation-Disclosures. May 18th.
There is to he change in the editors
Of the Republic Allen a. Hall TAX
ing tie place Of Built, Is Sargean'.--
The announcement will be made to-
morrow. The cause of this separation
is difference in the Cabinet, and a
,lisag, cement on the Presidents policy.
This change has been under delibcra-
ton for weeks. NiATOR.
The above is despatch to the Eve
ming journal. Mr. Hall is the assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury. lie was
formerly editor OF the Nashville Ten
nessec] Wing.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
WASHINGTON. MAY 70

CABINET MEETIyG.-The Cabinet
held special meeting today at the
White House, supposed to be upon
the invasion Of Cuba, by the expedi.
ton under Gen. Lonez. Mr.. Secrc-
tary Meredith was called out Of church
70 attend it.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

b1~The wheat crop never loookea
or promised better in this vicinity
than at the present time. Such l.
the opinion of all with whom We have
conversed upon the subject. Coz
weather still holds on, 10 the assontsh
ment Of the Oldest inhabitant.
[Grand River (Micb. Eagle
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
WASHINGTON. Nav 10

RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CRAWFORD.
1t is now confidently stated that
Mr. Secretary Crawford will 60 out
Of the Cabinet on the Slavery CUES
ton +. lie is ultra-pro-Slavery, and OPP
posed to the Presidents favoring any
plan Of compromise whatever. Pub,
lie sentiment runs high against Craw-
ford on the Galphin matter.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

Ceur'y -aud are in usc To- s'sny e IT,
Saminnics ri the state - ioaltncy. snd
we ls,lr,c tar lc,on Scn,,narlcs, icing
II the nun,,er.
Towx's GHaxxAs ScnooL Rs.pEs. Is
sn,shcr encellcu,ly arranSc'i ucrk design
"a fur the advanced classes in cu'niaon
~lso,ls. aud f., the higher schools. This
iook We regard as admirably designed tor
it. purn'-c. and We bol- ii may he exam
incd carefully and is merits appreciated
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

A Turn OF FoRTUNE.--Joseph
Doom, a razor grinder in New York
City, who has been somewhat notori-
Gus for carrying a machine about in a
wheelbarrow, and employing his wife
to turn the wheel, has just been in
formed that he has been left the sum
of 10000 francs by relative in
France.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

Godey's Lays Book for H"ne, has
been received and is as rich as usual
The next volume commences in July,
and now is good time for those who
have not already done so to subscribe.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

The Cheshire Railroad Co, N. II.
have reelected last years Directors,
and authorized the issue of Bonds to
the amount Of s550,000 at s85 per 100
and to be redeemed in ten years.
This Issue will free the Company from
all its floating debts.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

Prof. Wets,er's family 1.-THE Boston
Mail animated are ayerse 10 the efforts
making in some quarters for com
mutation Of his sentence. he and they
desiring n full and unconditional par.
don.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23
TORONTO. Nav. II

The PETITIONS YOR CANADIAN
INDEPENDENCE REJECTED BY PARLIA.
aEST.-The petitions for addresses
to Her Moot Gracious Majesty the
Queen in behalf Of Canadian Indepen-
dence, WAS rejected today 10 the As
sembly by . large majority. The
vote was - follows; Against it 81 |;
for il 7,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

.am sni s--,i.ra, sf-sa J~tsh !. fs'w'f
,sr ,'s~a~si ylsn. vh,eh eTrs''-d n''~''
,.e,.issesa- W. sewage nasdr -sflr
sn,s.la,c.y Js~b,sfn vAvh M'Ncsss,
IN ,,,ass. d tie fsss and tie House s'i.
,oas7si
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

F.rAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. TN Sat
urlay afternoon brakeman named Brady
was killed on the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad, near the Oakdalc depot by his
head coming in contact with bridge,
while the train which he was upon was
passing underneath it.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

bNa Hon. William c. Preston, the
illustrious Senator, has resigned the
Presidency Of the University of South
Carolina, to take effect at the next
meeting Of the Trustees, in Deem
Der. "Continued debility" is assign
cd by him as the reason.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

The Mayor of Pittsburs, who was
taken out Of Jail TO he inaugurated, la.
recently been engaged in personal
combat, and has been bound over to
keep the peace. That is one Of the
Mayors.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

Col. VIM. p. Winchester. Of this city,
has given $4,000 towards building town
hall in the town Of Winchester, incorI"r-
atcd by the last Legislature, and named in
compliment to him--dtias-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

NV Posr OvycE ~ RrrLASp. a
new Pnst Office has Lccn established at
e he Mills, or Guokin's falls. n this town,
under the name of Center Rutland
,o-a Office - ~ Proctor, j. W.
All communications sen. 60 that cftce
should lie directed 10 Center Rutland,
Vt.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-05-23

lisa Vas Rr>ssrL,KK suIrs DECIDED
~ f,,"h 90 rIlr p,orLr. We learn
from ,sse Ailssny lrecholder. II we-lne,-
dA, May :. rlsu, Jadgr Hand has a. Ia,,
gwen h's oisn'on ia ,'ese in,.assn, esse,.
va 'is people vs- s,eIAen Van Rsns-,.
iAss. AMI IN bah ,z.-.s has ds.riei in "a
,"' 81 The Fcssle, a'sins the defenasn,,
L-'e I" sHs,d .ahm twenty dsys with
VIC I.sync:.; 4 cots