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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

EVREIGHT REDUCED.-On and after
4 the let Of April the rates Of freight between NEW
YORK and BOSTON by The FALL RIVER LINE VIII
be reduced Shippers procure the rev arid OF raves
on application 70 TIsDALE BORDEN, 10 II WestsL
u,s1 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

N n NEW-fUkh TO AIbAN1, 40 lutoTtIr1Ikke
places by Railroad and Steamboat Tuesday, March
and until further noce Tie Passenger Trains VIII run -
follows Sundays exceped In connection with the steam
81 LEAVE NETWORK, GOING NORTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

StTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF REcORDs-ssalse
Proposals. will received al the Street. CoDmssonsrs Oce
until Monday Apr9 1851 O'clock M TO fence two vacant
Ter hs 100 feet west from
Avenue A To regulate and grade Forty urotst from EEhh 70
and flag lou ee Ee
though the Of the To regulate and grads Eighty
tadst from Third Avenue Plans and spechcstons and
m Information thereto, b obtained application 10 the con
tr,ct clerk q this Dspsitnsnt--APr l l. ls5l: . ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

SSTTKEME COURT Kass countysisphss 9 Sses ss1a ~
- we..r N3gar Wsksmsn Eseest Matters 1Ha Les ~
vr-o me defendants and each a'a e'oy o.
Y A.. hsrsbv san sae reqairee % Ats~sf tes =
a -, xbeh . s~5 the oAce OF tbs Cerk et tls Se -
- IN te cts Han tie CITY q sroosS Coesv 9. ~
=. ~ ave cosy Of your aDswsr % The $40 eoup AZ 70 -
Soe y, So efee 81 ~ Futoz =; TIE CITY o. brooAy
80 q rotv within twsn says s.r he service o ia saa o
49, .vclssirs Of the day OF such service and ~ ~
on eo,ansiut withlu the Aforesaid ne Paata q 1s
49, ~. Spp'y Z The TIE rshsf ts1Anasd n " ''
-l.,.f DATED March 10 1881 -. 40 Vuko...
koitk iNA"' ali Awes-
psceshR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

(teRPORATION NOTIcE.-cROTON AQUEDUcr DEPART
u mENT April ls5l-Pubhc notice is hereby gwen that the
following pett have 10 tbs Board OF Assistant Al
For 36h from 100 fest west OF 9TH venus TO
Also a Sewer IN Thompson At between Amiy and
Beeckers A Tor Sewer $50 81 from Madison 70 o.h ave
rue Also Hester It, from E,seI 20 Allen * and
also Hester from Eissx 70 Edrdge 81 All pr
u TIE ssSys ssSas o5 as sss s's are
=, P.Sors Ann a lA3 lOt1 NICHOLAS DEAN, Prs.dsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

SSBERIFFs SALE BY Of Of execution to ne d.
srted and dsverso W expose sale pulc vsndus
TUESDAY the sh cay Of April at II O'Clock tbs forenoon
l stock and fixtures Of Stove Store eons,ng
OF rRe general Of Stoves Furnse 'n ware
Sheet Iron &c &C. By order OF THOMAS cARNLEI shsrh
VIZ. B. DkaEI, Deputy Shenh HH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

SSTKEET DEPARTMENT No HALL or RECORDS Sealed
- Proposals will BE- received at The sest GO o9es
utt eighth day Of Apr 1851, a. CLOCK 10
easis grade curb and gutter and ag spacs four s On
sf 9th To ~ anf lou
bounded by 47h old Post Road and st
Plans and al information thereto can b had on aPph
eat on 20 the Contract Clerk Of the Department
march ~ 1881 john 7. DODGE, Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

.tTREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF hECOhO'-Fuo-
a he notice hereby gvsn iooVing petition has bean
presented u Aldermen To dig well and psee pump
corner OF Third sevsns All persons lutssetee hA ns
objections thereto requested 70 present them ~ Writing s
rssgnsd bis ofRce bsfos the 18th cay Of Apr INST
April, 1881. JOHN L. DODOL' ouset So'Hh''sO"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

sSoRPoRATIoN FoTICE.-cRoroN AQUEDUcr DEPART
HENT March 81 Public notice hereby that pet
os presented the Board OF Aldermen for sewer
Green from Houston Cana St Also Tor sever
Howard commencing At sewer C1nai 81 and rannng
tb.ce through Elm sta 20 Crosoyst All per
ans the having oh ectois thereto are requested
Ia present writing the Contract CLERK At THIS once os
y, bsfors Tus.osy Aprls NICHOLAS DEAN, President
u2 lots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

gsRUTOH AQUED0Cr DEPAkTMEST-rAPYlss PIPES.
sealed prp N be received at the Office Of tbs DePamsri
Kotul a. Para until SATURDAY April 49, at O'CLOCK I'm 70 nse
taps the street mans with Which TO connect srVce
The. must promptly from day DAY ~ the sans
are ths Department. and while The mans arg
tools perform ms scr Go m
also the conveyance 70 transport
am from place place Suaoeat bond, with satisfactory suey
donsd ior the fmsn Of the contract VII be required
Ftopos for each tap ns.ttso The tses oe
outd BY the Department By Greer NChoLA' $3.50 49,,
AZ iiN''0A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

ny ORDER OF JAMES MULLETT, ESQUIRE. justice OF The
Is supreme Court Of State OF NswIork notice hereby gwen
sanstths estate OF ELISHA WELCb
non and that the viii be sold for the psmss
discharge sueh attaehmnnt scoro
hip nine months from the first publication Of tins no
and hat tie debts due 70 him BY resdspea
ana lie delivery him Tor his Of property With
n ans state belonging him. and the transfer OF any ssch property
~ him are forbidden BY law and are voa o,vw p~,xx
d, i.wamM Attorneys for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

A, PURSUANCE Surrogate Of tbs County "
New YoE notice hereby 70 all gsssoss having CLAIMS
,n. CHURCH sts Of the City Of New fot dscsasse
- sspt s sam. with thereof 70 the subscriber al h
5snee No i1g srtssnth street. the CITY Of for OF o.
r The uetssuh day Of Jurs DsztDstsd Ns- tok me lth
ssv Of December, 1880 LOflAs D. iOWsLEi EA'0u'0'
-ar,aA
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
NEW POSTAGE.

The following will hereafter lie the
rates Of postage on the Herald:
In the County of Rutland, FREE.
Out of the County and not exceeding
fifty miles, FIVE CENTS per quarter.
Over fifty miles and in the State, or not
exceeding three hundred miles, Ten
CENTS per quarter.
All subscribers to this paper, will
hereafter be furnished through the
MAIL.
Under the new law, and as the can
vass for the next Fall Elections is just
to open, We are in hopes 10 receive an
additional number Of new subscribers.
Terms as usual, 81 ,25 in advance, 81 80
at the expiration Of the year.
Ia Subscribers, and others, on the
Post-route from Vest Rutland to Dan.
by Corners and who wish to receive
the Herald at their own residences
rather than at the Post offices on the
route, can do SO by arranging for the
paper with Mr.. Long, the mai-carrier
who will hereafter be prepared 10 deliver
them on his regular trips.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
SPORTS OF THE RING EGO L rs.
TRAN EXERCISES IN VERMONT.

We are extremely panied 10 see the
disposition manifested in the different
parts of our State, to violate or evade
the existing law relative to circus per-
formances.
Now, while we have never been so
decidedly hostile TO the introduction Of
these exhibitions among US as many have
been, and while we own TO having ex-
rerienced much pleasure in witnessing
the performances Of the "ring" when
we could do so under the sanction of the
law-when Mr.. Merriman," with his
boys, his spotted horses and his speckled
ponies, WAS allowed to "pitch his tent
in our midst, unrestricted and without
molesfation; yet, when our modern So
lons--'he Lawmakers Of the day, thought
it prudent to close "the performance u
for the time being, and issued An edicl
against the appearance among Us Of any
more Ducrous or John Gossins or Joe
Rullands or Shakspearian Wallets, (un-
less coming with the "niggers and
leaving the HOSES behind,) we, in
common as we supposed with all law
loving and law-aLiding citizens. felt sat
isiied to see the curtain fall upon the
exciting scene, and patiently wait the
- better time coming" when w-Wakers
with wiser heads and warmer hearts
shall allow it again 10 be drawn up, and
the fun to 90 On. For this, no more
than for the Fus tive Slave law, have
We the least affection or sympathy,
and yet We hold that obedience should
be rendered both TO the one and to the
other; and though the before named
John Gossins and the Joe Ruilands on
the ore hand, and the Parson Pillsburys
and the Eiizur Wrigh,s on The other I'VE
hope the first named viii excuse our
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
THE TARIFF OF ls40.

II was we'll remarked, we believe by
the Boston Mail, in speaking short
time since, of the immense amount of
specie sent from this country for the
payment Of foreign importalions--that
"such course of policy would soon
ruin any other nation than this" and it
would now seem that even the stout
shoulders of " Brother Jonathan begin
to feel the weight Of the burthen impos-
ed upon him by the tariff of 1876. The
circumstances under which this measure
was passed, and the predictions then
made as to the sure and certain conse-
qnences which would follow in its wake,
are well remembered all have witness
ed the factious evidences Of prosperity
that always follows on the first introduce
ton of free trade or non-protective
policy, and which ever precedes the ruin
prostraion Of business sure TO follow ;
and the good people now have but to
stand by" and meet or avert the COM
ing storm, as best they may.
1t has been stated by our opponents,
and with an entire disregard to truth
the statement, is reiterated and embodied
in their resolutions, that The uhiys have
no distinctive principles ~ and this too
while they are already Lusily engaged
in laying plans to shirk the responsibility
OF the present tariff, by mis- directing
the public mind from the true cause Of
the difficulties ard dangers how sure to
come unless IA change is made in our
tariff system. The cry Of Wig panic
was worn too ,hread.bare in 1867 to
be available now and We already hear
the ominous predictions made by them
ia regard 10 the consequences likely 10
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Essy- Tue mails Of thcU. S. steam,
ship Attic, which arrived at New
York on Monday morning, from Liv.
erpool July 3oth,, reached here yes
terday morning, We find but little
additional intelligence.
The ecclesiastical titles assumption
bill passed through committee in the
House Of Lords on the evening Of
Friday, July % Lord Monteay'e's
motion to exclude Ireland from is
operation, with several other amend
mcnts, having been lost.
On the same evening, in the House
Of Commons motion that the cleo
tors Of Greenwich (the constituent,
of Mr.. Salnons) be heard by counsel
MAS, after a stormy debate. negativ
el by vote Of l5j against 10.
TIE adjourned debate on Lo,d Rus
sells motion Of Tuesday last. declar
in2 Mr.. Alderman Salmons incompc
ten, to sit until he took the oath Q
ahjurasion prescribed by law, va
resumed. aud after some discussio
the House divided, when there AZ
pearcd for the resolution, i %; cain.
II Gs; majority III favor Of the resols
tan. %.
Olers haze been iaais 10 ii
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
Post Office. Rutland VI. }
Aug. II. 1851. (


Sir-Piease insert the following, il
you think il Of suiIicien, consequence.
=. O. DEPARTMENT, Jaly Z, 1851.
Gent: ! reply 10 yours Of the Isi.
instant--You are informed that all
newspapers sent for less period than
three months, whether sent from the Of
fic. of publication or otherwise, will
come under the head of transient news.
papers, upon which the postage mus, be
pre- paid at the Office where mailed.
Your Oh, scrv'i,
J.. II. WARREN, I'd Asst. Z. Nj. &.
The same rule applies TO all period.
calls and printed matter. The Postage
on which is, for 500 miles or under,
cent an ounce. Over 800 miles and
no, over 1900 miles, 2 cents an ounce.
Over 1900 miles and not over $500
miles, 3 cents an ounce. Over 21OO
miles and not over $500 miles cents
an ounce. Over $500 miles cents
an ounce. For every additional ounce
or fraction Of an ounce the postage is
doubled.
If by the inattention Of Postmasters
or otherwise, any mail matter fails to
be prepaid, the same will be subject TO
double the above rates.
All Periodical. Lexcept newspaper
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

ap,ho,i,ics To purchase hcr majesty
two s.camers-Cherokcc 1j2 tons
and 200 horse power, and Minos, 400
tons and % hprse power, now ont OF
commission on the lakes Of Canada.
the Admiralty have ordered them 10
be soli-the Cherokee fcr $4,000,
ard tho Mines for Gl200.
The las, account from Paris make
mention Of the trial Of the celebrated
Mons. CADET. the leader Of the lear
ian Colony in Texas. lie is accused
Of having I'M o.ci OH those who
wen, TO Texas. 10y false representations
and Of having wasted or appropriated
II his oan use, several fra.cs Of ,hc
money Of the community. After .
brief hearing. the case was adjourn
ed, at NJ. Cabets request, 10 ailord
hl,a tine to prepare his defence.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

BIRDS. Take care of the birds.
Those that are about our commons and
gardens arc Of great utility. The boys
should not stone and kill them, nor
rob them Of their nests. We are pleas.
ed to see an increase Of bird houses.
Martins are pleasant, sociable fellows,
and industrious fly.catchers. Some
people grumblc about their catching
bees, but they do little harm to bees.
Sometimes, perhaps, they may through
mistake, catch working bee, but
instinct aud reason soon teaches them
who 60 armed for the fight, and they
let such alone. 1t is said that none
but the d,onc bees are ever found i'll
the crops of the martin, blue, or king
bird. Let them multiply then, for
their services arc wanted i'll our gar
dens and fields.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

rao','''' at Intervals not esCc,l.as 5
months "nd s,n' TO actual snl b.,
'"' subscribers mr. subject 10 ono la,
the aforesaid rates.
Ihai is for ono ounce a., 49,,
900 miles one halfccn, O,,,,,.
moi Nccclns Zoo, one cent. o..
1900 aud no, exceeding 2,~o on. 49,,
n hall. Over 2jGo and ,o, c,..
ing $500, two ceni.. Over s,no
cents and half, 10 lie pad al ,Ls,o,
where delivered.
tnNe BtHr + Il
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

NoRrHFIELD, VT, Aug. l0.--The
Committee Of the City Government Of
Boston arrived at this place on Satur-
day evening. They received the great.
est attention along the route from the
officers Of the various Railroad Corpo-
ra,ions. They have had conference
with Hon. Charles Paine, Hon. Josiah
Quincy, Jr., and others interested in
railroads. The Champlain and ST.
Lawrence Road will be connected with
the Vermont Central on Tuesday.
This will complete the line between
Boston and Montreal.
The Montreal Herald of Friday cop.
les the admirable address of Mayor
Bigelow to the citizens of Boston, and
prclaces it with the following remarks I:
:. We call attention with much pleasure
TO the proposed invitation contained in
the subjoincd slip. Ii is well worthy Of
the ancient city Of the Pilgrim Fathers.
We hail every opportunity Of this kind
with gladness. We rejoice to see Cam
ada begin to begin to be appreciated by
her neighbors. Increased facilities for
travelling, independent Of all CONNER.
cal advantages, seem, under divine
Providence the means to be used for
putting an end to national jealousies
and making war but u tradition. We
sincerely trust that the proposal will be
carried into effect, and il so, we know
that Boston will make the celebration
we'll worthy Of her enterprise, her
wealth, and her hospitality ; and we are
as sure 'ha, Canada will respond hear
lily to the invitation, and not be want,
ing in reciprocity Of kindness when hel
time shall come to play host
The Boston Committee will proceed
TO Ogdcusburg on Monday morning, and
there take n steamer for Toronto.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

EIp'osion Of Boiler.-One of
the large boilers in the rolling mill Of
Horace Abbott. at Canton, Baltimore,
exploded on Friday. The head Of
the boiler, which was heavy, was
blown across tha street, a distance Of
nearly a hundred yards, while its
main portion was driven backwards
through an immense stack Of brick
fifty feet h. IA and eight feet thick, en-
tirely demoIishias it and burrying it.
self about { feet in the ground. The
bricks from the demolished stack and
red hot ones which were around the
,kpilcr. were thrown a great distance
every direction. No person was
Killed, bi, seven Of the men working
~ the vicinity were wounded noue
J If them dangerously.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
CONJfISSIONERS NOTICE

WE the subscribers, being apP"'n"I
the iios Probate Conn., ior tn~ bi'"''
FalrhsYeh, comm issionrTs 10 reor"' n
me and adjust all clanus aud den's,s'
all persons against the estate 81
Da,is late Of Pouitnev ~ sad n'""'
ceased, represented lnsolyeni and 81 h ','s.'
frem the 10Th day Of July inst, being ''",
ed by said cour, for that purpose :.
therefore horeby give notice That we VIZ
tend 20 Tho hos ness of our SAID npPoI h'ne,'
n, the late tss,den~s Of sad cross"e'
on the Sd Monday Of DSceInbsf nsh 10,
1 o',iock 4. NJ until O o cloca p. VI % 4"
day, Asos bIIlr, ''"'n"
p,ied roaliney, Auz i2, i'5l
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

INiviLslrY CT NEEMoNT.--Ihc
following honorary degrees were co"
icrrc'l az the recent commencement oil
,hi. institution Masters of Arts, on
Thomas Il. Powers, Frederic liol.
brook. Homer f. Royce, Rev. John
Orcutt, Rev. Francis +. Judd. Dor
man b. Eaton, Henry j.. Dodge,
Moses p. Kellogg, George +. Stone
and Edwin i. Whipplc. Doctor Of
Laws, on the Hon. William G.. Brad
ley. Of Westminster, and the Rev.
Charles d. Day, Of Montrcal.C. +.
Doctor Of Divinity, on the Rev. Fred
c,ic Augustus Ross, Of kingsport
East Tennessee, and the Rev Henry
u. Smith, of the Uni.n Theological
Seminary, New York.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

Providence, August 10Th, "A small
sail boat. in which were Mr.. Rufus
Read brewer Of Providence, and his
two daughters. and two Misses Poiters
Of Prudence Island, and two others, was
upset in a gale yesterday T.. NJ, near
Bristol. The four young ladies were
drowned. One body only recovered
Mr.. Read sustained himself by swim
ming, and the other two by clibgiag TO
a portion Of the mast which remained
above water until they were re: cucd by
another boat.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
STATE or VERMONT. -

District Of Rutland -, - h'I'1 ne
n special sessi on Of the Probate Court - we
rad district Of Rutland, hold al kutand
and for said district, Oh III, sIh d'y u "'''
A. D. lt5l. -,
Whereas Moses Perkins administrator q
WA Fay late Of Rutland III sa'd dslit' "
ceased lnt~sta,e has this day applied to "I
court proposing In render final ,ccou"'
his administration Of said estate
Therefore II IL ordered that sad seHo0',
for allowance and decree Of the fe'idue u
FL estate after paying tho debt 4 iaidItrea,'
and the expenses Of administrator 70 'h' ~
sons entitled Thereto be and the zane ave ns''t
referred 10 l. stated sc'.lon Of sa!d COR, 70 !"
held at the ofico of the register o. 'h,i
in Rutland IL said district on the trs' N''I
being the lat day Of sept, A. j, is3i' ana ".'
notice thereof be given by pnth'hltP
fed copy e the record Of THE of4'I
week, suceessively pre,iou. thereto IA We o..
land ii"ra Il, Il newspaper TTin'rd 10 a',r
land ia order tina, all per.on' int,fe''ti '''
in may then and there appear h.."s
Court, snd object 10 The allowance "'h.'
count and 10 said decree il they 70, ea''''
81 HRNRY BALL, Ergi'',''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

The Boston Post says Mr. L. =
Redtield has been nominated for Gov
ernor by the Free Soil Party Of Yer
mont.
OF course the Patriot can't stand
that, and says that "there is no free Sol
party" by that name in Vermont.
We agree with the PATTI lot exactly
but il is within the memory of very
young children when party, with the
name Free Soil did exist in Vermont.
VIII any one tell US what has become
Of il:-!S. Albums Messenger.
Tell you? bless your soul yes.-II
no one else will, we'll do j, ourself.--
It's gone 'chere the negro's fire rent ID
chen IL trent out.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
-UlnU

IN Pittsford on the 9TH inst q ~.
monary Consumption, Jacob ShcNor,
aged 81 years.
BY this dispcnsation Of Divine Prov.
ilcncr, n numerous circle Of friend. ars
called TO mourn the loss of an uiirclioa.
ate husband, II kind and tender Father
and the community n worthy citizen
who was esteemed for hi, business n,cs
rily u christian character. His VA.
the death Of the Righteous vito have
hope, and are blessed; for they ryp
from their labors, aud their works DO
follow them.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14
WINDSOR COUNTY.

WINDSOR COUNTY.
For Senators.
WARREN CURRlER,
DANIEL l.. LYMAN,
ASA B. FOSTER,
CROSBY MILLER.
For Judges Of the County Court.
lIAMDEN CUTS,
CALVIN FRENCH.
For Sheriff.
LORENZO RlCIMoHD.
For Hyh Bail!f,
SlLAs WARREN.
For States attorney,
WARREN c: FRENCH.
For Judyes Of Probate,
SALMON +. DUTToN,
JOHN PORTER.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-14

\ YouNG LADY ROBBED. During
the trip Of the steamer Boston
from bangor to Boston, on Monday
night, young lady passenger, -
years of age, was robbed Of $50,
which her brother had given her to
enable her to visit Boston. 1t ap.
pears tina. Will c asleep in her cabin
berth at night, some rascally pick.
pocket had showed aside the blind
Which covered the cabin window, and
most cxpcrtly raised the skirt Of her
dress, slit open tho pocket with a
knife, and extracted her purse and
,hc$30. On learning the circum.
stances, the gallant Captain Of the
Boston nobly presented the young
lady $40 as a partial remuneration
for her loss, and several generous
gentlemen passengers contributed
aud presented $lO.50 more