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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

1NfEErSTlYG From llAYrl. Ry
an arrival at this port from Care
llavticn. the Traveller has dates to
the ll;h ut. Prince Bobo. who has
been for long number Of years Mil.
tarv Governor Of the Northern part
Of the Island, was implicated in some
degree in the late Socialist rebellion.
lie WAS ordered by the Emperor to
make his appearance at Port an Prince
but refused and fled to the mountains
A short time afterwards, be made his
appearance at Cape lIayticn at the
head Of five or SIX personal attendants
and demanded admittancc. but the
inhabitants remaining legal, refused
to open tie gates. lie then return
ed to tic mountains and tho inhabi
tanss OF the Cape were fearful tina. he
was gathering force to take the
field. AS Soioque has very large
military force about him, the genera
belief was that Babo would. with hi.
head, Fay the penalty Of his rash
ness.
There Is another item Of intclli
scnce by this arrival, but which need,
confirmation. 1t is, that the Ameri
can Government, through Mr. Walsh
have a&rocA to acknowledge d. G
Clark, Esq, Of this city. as CONNER
cial Agent Of ilayti, for the United
States, which is by implication ac
kiowledaing the independence Of tn
Island, a thing which the Unitc'
States has hitherto steadily refuse,
to do.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

A Western critic records tic sn
M astonishing effect, pro,n.cdbyJ..
ny Lands Echo song ON rac ,,,.
milky mothers Of the herd Uua.
last occasion of Ihat songs being .u,,
IN the town alluded 10, n VENERABLE, r,,
disturbed from n prn,ivc rc,rric IN Az.
courthouse yard by the dcheions mel
ny OF 'cnnys cali, Some Kline" i'm
m'dia'eiy obcycd the summon, J., la
lowing forth responsive "l'rn comm,
on enquiry. Uhe writer saya he learn.
II appears that tho maternal ctarlmr.
or OF tins COW was imported ,-oc, A..
IN the early part Of her own hir.ahc o.
fed on Sw, dish iurnips.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

New ORLEANS, May 81. 1ict.
Surprise arrived at san Irauc,co. H..
New York in 9G days, being the thrt
cS; passage ever made between tie ,n,
port,
The CuLan expedition here has I,r
broken up, owing to obstacles iu'crpov
by government. The men have .
di-banded, and all The officers and 'a.
ing spirits have returned 10 lhrr hul.
in the West and elsewhere, !
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

llo,n J, lau inc.r.iopa a. Congress
made no appropriation to- this purpose
though recommended to 10 -, a"l The
.ccrc, service fnad Of Only 10000 per
aanun i. entirely inadequate. thor"
should DC .o'ue means adopted TO rem
cdy ,his c,il. Goy. Lci,hr is Row N
Wa.hina'on. AID viii r'o5ably taxi
back with I'm fail instructions 10 Ih''
md't,r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

BARNUM OUTDONE.-,l'hc Madison
Courier relates the following piece Of
fnancicring. McElevcy, the tailor,
who Dough. the prize ticket to Jenny
Lind's concert in Cincinnati, is one Of
the few men in the world who arc sharp
as Barnum The way he worked things
was Ihis: For some days before the
concert hc went around among his
friends, betting ten dollars with this one,
, twenty dollars with That one, and so on,
until he had a thousand dollars bet that
he would buy the prize ticket. The
ticket was hnc"hci down to him at
500, thus leaving him SI2j.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

Washington, May AT the dinner
table to-day OF the National Hotel, IA
misunderstanding occurred between 1t.
Alvarado Hunter, OF the Navy and
Capt. Chambourg, formerly Of the Ar
my, which led to an alteration between
Cbanbourg and 1t, Nicholson Of the
navy. and terminated in regular bat
tie with canes and fists. Nicholson GOT
the better of Chambourg, and clal'
lenge will probably be the consequence,
although j, is no, determined who shall
be the challenging party
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

,t.. NJ
HE MURDER ~ ;'' Nh'l' We
"% ''ISo''o ' Hi,,,-.,aa ~ Ia ,o'I. J..
% NCus.', ,',' "' 1aaI nn ,Lo srnt lo ~
';,nJ "nJ con',o;ttoJ - to,.o
n't'. WA, at n,I'a', hcc,"o I,o & !
, na,,r, - -" l'' IN, ~ mn Tn,sl,y Of JnIy
No"'' va
"'n ~. g.. ~,
ire 0'3na' s"II' nc ''.'hr !,
c9hSl'ercI '.e'''S''ITS U'"''F J'N'''''
eI' i'oH' ha'i'a lHl' d t' cc,Ia,, sum
0! money! N"e' .Siy . l'pD ana
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
MYSTERIOUS. -Onitc an cycitcmc,

--------------
MYsTERoUs..-Q an excitement
sprung up in our village, on Tues
day evening last in consequence Of
the workmen engaged in preparing
the foundation for the new building
opposite the American Hotel, finding
a Aumaa skull, and other portions Of
a skeleton. Murder was the natural
thought. 1t will be remembered
that seven years ago last month, a
man by the name Of Drown, who
occupied carriage,shop on the prcmi-
scs (since burnt) in company with
one VAN DYKE, very suddenly Gisap.
pcarcd, and ii is not known wheIc he
now is. Strong sus, lion was attach
ed to Mr. Van Dyke, that he had
used foul measures towards Drown,
and when these bones we're found the
suspicious were strcngthe ned. A let
ter has been received in this village.
from a man in Hudson, n. y, sta
ting that some five years since, Drown
called at lis honsc ana took tea, sta
, ting that he was going to Cattskill
since Which time rotl.ing Las been
heard from him If Mr.. Drown i;
living, lie will confer great favor by
letting the citizens Of this place have
satisfactory evidence Of the fact, ant
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

Me1,an Reclamation on he InitCd
state The Washington Union un-
dei,innl. iha, the Mexican Govern
meo' La', iliEoueh is minister in Wash
ihc'on, iaadc formal reclamation fog The
oepadaiipIs which have been commit
I'D ty Italians in.nc in The uuilrl
>iaies. The article ia ,hc late treat,
with M'A.'o birds ,hr VnaeI STATE,
i,c=.t o.. ...l..5iy tt Mo- ..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

The New York and Erie Railroad
las made tic mos, profitable days work
ever accomplished by railroad, per-
haps. BY pro,so OF n law of the
State Of New York, the s3.000,o00
which lie State lad loaned the compa-
ny is no longer due, in virtue of the
company having laid single track
from the Hudson River 10 Lake Eric,
and run lis engines over it before the
mild'e Of May This is what the law
required to SECURE the release. and the
tcL was performed one day last week,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
For thr lcr,ld
W EltNNr ROnlN

W''r'nc Il 'bin ! love t, he,,
NV ,'N""' VOICE. ~ sweet snd c'ro.
,i,hf'l III" hcaft is bursting u,gh
wan harfnrss--t cannot ,,rt
t"r'r, perch aud sing ur.t ,.'
i'r' '"e rnng Ia, bosom swell ,a, 30
~, NY ear, and let thy -nn w.,
Ian ny brow with the breeze ,, -.
Come aud build lh, nest IN it,s,..
nav waves near my window. and g..
NJ home ! u AID thy ,cndc, car,
And all thy little irafa w,Il shan
When parting CONES | II ,L,J,,.
hnd h'd The" come another sea,
Rmiand. .lptds, 81. r.,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

INVASION or CuEA.-The second
expected attempt, Of reckless tho
daring band of maraudprs from the
United States, to invade Cuba-wi,h
the design of melting to, and aiding in a
revolutionary movement there's still
exciting much attention and iniercs,
throughot the country. Among all good
men, there is but one sentiment, and
that of utter condemnation, expressed
in relation TO this movement. In our
our last we published the Presidents
proclamation in relation to this high
! handcd threatened outrage and which
meets Tie appreciation Of all.
1T is not strange that in Tie purlicus
o. our cities, idle loafcrs and vacabondS
might lie gathered in sufficient number:
to make up the ranks of such en- ex
pedltion-with Just such n set as Johh
FolstcF boasted of lcading-and jus
as good SO Gil Il pit as any but tina
otherwise respectable men can bc foun'
10 place themselves in 'honcst John 5
position as le}'lcr, is to us mos; s'rans'
and unaccoun|able.
That such an expedition can prove ;
successful one is hardly possible thins
TO imagine.
Several arrests have been made ant
among the number, John q. ,Sul'iru
Of noted fame in the Canada movcmcn
a few years since, and a man of distin
gui>hcd ability and Of much cultivation
" T. Rodgcrs, Dr., capt. Lcmis, Nag
Schlesinger, Hungarian patriot, an'
othcrs--al! of nom are men Of som,
considerable note and talent
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

MUEDLEEp FOR JoKE.-Ono Ct
the col,les. bloodcd and most uncXcuS-
able murders we ever heard of, took
place in this city yesterday, (Sunday)
at the Franklin House. 1t appears that
some one got possession # the late
Gov. Bcbbs blank acquisitions for fugi-
lives, and then filled it UP for piece
Of sport and diriclcd 10 Thomas Spcn-
Ger. Il well known cattle dealer. residing
in Adclphi, Ross County, and who i.
frequently in this city. This enragcd
Spencer. and some one to carry on the
joke, told him il was 1oEc by George
Parcels. the har.kccpcr Of the Frank
lin. He Immediately went to where
! Parcel. was, and demanded Of him il
he had "fIlcd up that paper" Mr..
Parcels in .iocular way, answered
eyes and was about passing ont of n
door, when Spencer drew y revolver
and shot him dcad--,hc ball entering
lis side under the arm.
Mr. Spencer j. man respectfully
connected, j. or has been n man Of con.
siderable wealth, a large dealer in s'ocl,
and not in the habit, as friends Of Iii:
say Of carrying arms The whole
affair has shocked the public, ard will
teach,wc hope. .lokcrs not to carry THEN
fun too far, and those that are jokcd not
10 take it so scricus-.( olUmbuS, Ohio
/ Statesman.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
FREE SOIL MEkTlN"

The friend, of freedom in iar
Of Rutland, are respectfully iH, .
meet at the Court-IIou,c 81 ~
evening, May l2th, for the lt'''
eleciing delegate to aitcud u'
Convention 10 be holden at H"'''e
on The goth inst.
Ry ,rIcl %, Town f'Ein.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

William Lyon Mckenzie, who n.s
an active PAR. in Inc Canadian E,b,a
ion Of lS31, and who is well known Oh
this country has been returned 'o l-
Provincial Parliament of Cauada il,
the County Of lialdimaud. II, wn,a
anti Ministerial candidate.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

MOIMOSs.-The General A'''' D.
Of Mormouo, n, the Great Sai 10
have issued a proclamation Fcco'"'.
ing aL.'iucncc from wine, strong u.
and tobacco excepting tie I"e.
Of grape.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

s'ish gn'noa, were fonn1. the A,,c,,..,
inscription of which we dill VS., l,.
All were probably deposited Zee emma
freebooter ofthc olden tint Y,i.'.
see NrrhntL
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

RAILROAD SPEED. The % miles
between Utica and Albany was run
on Thursday evcoins with heavy
express train, i'll , hours and 81 min
utcs by tue Utica and Schenectady
aud Albany and Schenectady Rail
road Companies. This includes two
stops on the Utica road and a change
Of engine and baggage at Schenecta
dy. The same rate Of speel from
Albany to Buffalo would make tn,
trip III 9 hours.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
,t.lIlN DAYS lhIit lkpM
ChIlibRNlt

III, ttrhtu.iip AlllHna arrived hi
N,s p,..,u. on me Pad .u.t 10 siA
I.,. ,,.m ,tagre.. with 40 pas.cn.
c,.,. ard a lars. sn,euu; -o' gold dust.
+ H.. .,ra,n,y. Crt.ccut Ciiy. North
A ,,.,;ra and Geor,ia he'd arrived a,
a., .,,,.
Ji.r ap-cs from San lfrarci.co aye -.
,uc Ii o, hull Tic icN, genrta.]l
..;,,,...,,.',, F,oo H.. ,pi,c. mud
49,. I,..,i,.,. the ,.,.r. nro ,rr, IA.
,I,a,lr ,,'3 u,s d,.ro,o,;cs .,c con.
,,.,,,, L,;o, ,csl.. Ia r,c, H.. pros.
,.c,. f,,m aIl ouarl.r. ap,car {, BE-.
,.,,-..,,o,:u, i ho d.,;.;on La. been
,5,,p.m.,l.. nair, Copi f Sac.a.
'.,,,,. .u.,.,n.rg ,cr.rr. If claim, ou
IA l...l. 81. ,,i,,,.l tl,.. cir, i, heated -'
.,,,i.r a,,..u,,,. lave been made ,u
L.l..,,, r.,r ,'- ;.r ..l,,, uci, will
T..
Tlc -. o,n.r. I',..,....c ar,l Co'um.
t,i,J. ,,,,.5 b; I',....,.I.,. W in, u nil
l.npnd,h.'t in rn.d 1.-,
Tie cAr"r'. f,um Sal lran'''co oi
gold hU-t un lhc day d." steamer len
,,sHe lcf, anuuutc.! - t"o millions OF
uullt..
There have been { 'qu"rt rams IN
the valleys AID snow Ca d., mohi'ain,.
tia. grading miner, totoucw their Dig
eing operations. Goli from qpai'l rock
la. been procured with better success.
bot no machinery is sni.abl" for the
purpose.
Agriculture th'- ,"nr viii he Hn I'M
r'r'""' ir"inr' !" '"'''oI ''"--' ,'''2'
p"i''"n "' 10" Pol'i'a''''' 'i', '"- ~ "
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r"'" any Jaw ~ Nh'.h NV '"" :
,"Ny hn'" "' '' s,''" ','t ~, ~ '''t 'h''''
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dian Jidirpl,i.. arc no, We; settled
Polite. are o,ci,iur n,,ouiion md
a.. ,rorl. .rr ror.Lalliny for n contest
IT.. |, .is,o,uro i sill, in session. lu,
,o r,,,Lcr o,,om,,. lnve been made ,o
.mc,aI. :. senator. probohlv ro,l.
;.,vig r.. dane this session.
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

" The notorious convict, Wi,ip
johnson alias Tompson, WHO escape.
fIom BlackwclI's Island :. few day- .ro
witt! 80 10. bali and chain a,iachc.
bis leg, has been arrested in Nowah
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
{ he Rutldlll 1}rv0,0.
THURSDAY ryrNlNG. MAY s.is.l
THE Il NION'-AND TIE UNION
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

BUfrhLo, ArlL 29;h.--Thc bust
ness part Of the town OF Brantiord,
Canada West, was destroyed by fire
on Friday last. ii broke out on the
south side Of Main street. aud consum.
ed over twenty buildings, number Of
which were stored with wheat and
-four.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
turGCn STHrCK IlGurNING. e.

'nrGCH NTHrCK HY Lightning. -
DuUjii". /'o. hprI 2S.-hbou, lali
past three O'clock Yesterday afternoon,
rhllr IT," corGro CATION we've assembled
NJ the Methodist church in this place,
nnd during the exercises Of prayer, I'M
mcdiaicl Y rrcrccdin. the reception
e the communicative church was struck
by li4lhring, the iluid passing down The
strcplr. through the roof, and down n
!amp-rol near the centre Of the church
IN III, midst Of the assembly. One Ia
DIV. Mrs. Geo. renryl, was Instantly
Killed, and seriously iniuring eight 9th
ers. Several others who were seated in
1if,rrcn, paris Of the church, were more
or less injured. Tie stccr|c was shat,
tered 10 icccs ard vi have 10 lie re.
moved. Several ucws were also tom
lose. The E1or boards in several pla
ccs were torn mp. Thr outside dool
Sas much shattered. The building i,
avery handsome one, and was lat re
Gently ccmplctcd
.fyia %. Tie reports coNcrrniu.
tie disaster On Sunday last, at H.,
Methodist Church, in Ibis place, wcr,
no, n, all exaggerated. Several of Ill,
persons who were SGT down n sligltl,
wounded. are to-day considered serious
", if no, dangerously injured. Almos
every person in the church was NOR,
sr less affected The workmcn hay'
been engaged since The occurrence il
taking down the shattered siecplc of III
building, The loss is estimated Mt a
boat $1,000.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

COMMERCE or Bosros-The exports
TO foreign ports last week amount to
e%le, 500 81 ior American products,
md s2l ,lGl - foreign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

QUESTIONABLE HATS.-Just Fir
ished he splendid article ever offered Elegant
FRENCH SILK HAYS al the low price OF 90, usually
SOLD 81 ST. Aho, an article al s. 50 Nest Hats siS1
Brown, l58 CanAlGL
40 linz One door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-19

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ANTHONY }. BLEsCEER. Auclioneer.
4 OTS.-Exrensivo and PeremptOrY

ANTHONY J. BLEbCNER AncIlOneer
OTS.-Extensivo and Peremptory Sale
-, OF about iVs b9iiopg bos dssirsoy located 10 me
The continuation Of tho Sale Of 5l7 Lots the 2sIh OF
April last
ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell at public auction
on WEDNESDAY The Flat OF May, 1851, IL O'Clock,
the Merchants Exchange the folio wing valuable Building
Lots, viz;
In NrSTH WARD o. TIRE CITY OF BRooKLYs-Aboui
900 los Of ground beautifully situated for building pur-
poses, on fOmpIins Marcy, NosTsnd and DekslD Ave-
nuts and Quincy, Hickory, Greene, Van Buren,, La
Fsyee, ard Kosciusbo streets
All The above streets and avenues have been ceded 70
The Corporation, ara are opened and beautifully urn-
piled sud resdy for immediate improvement free OF
pense ~ The purchasers
Ths plot Of ground by he shove ols 10 OF the most
beautiful In The city Of Brooklyn, being perfectly level
aud The soil unsurpassed Tina altogether Offers
opportunity 10 small capitalists 10 make safe and pfohs.
bis investment
Pie terms will he very liberal TO tho purchasers
Maps OF The above properly, win terms sud further
particulars can had Of suctionesr Broad street
m4i9u 1881
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D 8. Houen. An-tinn...

EURNlTURE-A general assorsu.,,
d ~ H0usehold Fauiture, ron families, on Mona.
MORNING, a. let O'Clock, ~ lfS 9reenufrs 80.
worthy ths stenuon OF houset-'pers Caro-,, -
lounges oil cloth. straw malilpg, walnut srH orr, "
-asr hair mattresses psiiuisrs, diuisg az o'h.r 80
mshos any work and cqsrtette 90. mthSg,sy v,esr ~,
Tsp ehsirs, slt and mAhogs1y ioookicg glsnss -,
mshogany wAshstsuds, msh0gsny cs'ved Ara 49,.
rOckers shades clocks solar lsmp', French choA 49,,
ery. glassware, &c AsO . lot Of common rarr,,,.ss
wlih witch TIE ssl- will commerce. nvfr b..
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~pOTrNn Eor Sale. three acres OF

NROUND.-For Sale, three acres Of
VTn.o,,d .,,y.,s ou,,,de OF and adjoining the city Of
Brooslyn Tosny Ctureh or Association Wishing /" an
casse s.s for burial other poPo'ss voc &c
onnortuniv that 10 seldom offered Eof parucu91sSts
sSsSe.s 8 w Ear New YORK Post Once. myy1.
II OTS.-At Private Salo-W VILE AS
/bargb Proostt,-Two desirable Lots o. 0Io I 49,,
,s1 ~ 20 ssxt be corner Of Lomer and Con'ey - -
WiIasmsbuIgb both Ootog on LorlmefS v 100 feet ln
Ssnfb Tor mice tsrrs syd further parne1a sPpy W
ANTHONY j BLEECKER, Auchoneer' 0'oSo''
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Removable Office OF the
HUDSON RIVER FIRE INSU r.
n ANCE COMPANY 10 removed from s. 10 10 Wall
e.. Manhattan Bank building.
CAPITAL 82OooO0.
All paid 10 and fecurely invested,
beside lsfge surplus.
This Company will cOnllnae 10 iDsure on Merchandise,
Dwellings Household Furninre and other property sgsnst
oss or dAmsse by IRE thA most favorable terni and
the public NAV rest assured that all losses which this Com
pany may sustain will be libsrsly adjusted aud paid with
their accustomed prompuiude IN money current al Ine
banks IN IBIS city. ISAIAH BLOOD, Preideni.
P. J. AVERY Secretary, 1900 . .
JAMES A. REQUA, Assistant Secretary. mis- AW&Su