The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-28
New YoRK, May %, 1851.

Female Bank Burglars, &C.. Sc.
New YoRK, May %, 1851.
EDITOR OF THE REGISTER The
Ohio arrived last night. from New Or
leans aud ilavana, bringing the Callfur,
MA Mails, and over ) 900 900, III gold
dust - 1t is expected, by those who
keep the run of money matters, that the
receipts, OF dust from Caliiurnia, du-
rug the next six months, will average,
al least, s., 600 900, per month During
the last FIX months, the receipt, have not
averaged more than $4,000. 900 but
the probability Is, that, during the en-
sung year there will be an increase OF
twenty or twenty-five per cent. on the
last years receipts, owing to the in
creased facilities Tor mining. possessed
by many companies and private ludivld-
uals. at the "dIggins"
A young man has been executed il.
Havana, for treason, aud several lnfuen>
lial ciilzens have been arrested, for al
legged connection with The mnch-talked
of revolution. The Spanish authorities
appear 10 be well prepared to resist the
attack of even large invading force.
The British Mail Steamship, Europa,
sailed from this porl. Yesterday, with l25
passengers. aud S5l9 900, in specie ;
and. about the same time, the Atrica
arrived bringing fur days later news
from Europe: brief condensation OF
which ] append
The price of daily admission TO the
Worlds FAIR has been lowered 10 five
shllIngs sterling, which fills the Crystal
Palace from morning till night. Season
tickets, al three gnineas each, continue
10 90 of like hot cakes. Horace Greeley
has been appointed Chairman of one of
the jnries oi The Royal Commission for
the exhibition.
The revolt Of Marshal Saldanha, in
Portugal, has been successful. lie has
brought the Government to terms that
aud not It's overthrow, having been APP
parenily his design The news from
Portugal has excited the fears al the \ d.
mnisiraiion in Madrid and II was
thought, that the success of The Ponu
gnese insurgents would emb"lden the
enemies of the present Government, to
demand aud accept nothing less than the
Abdication of the Queen, IN favor Of the
Prince Royal; which wonld he more
than ordinarily announcement to that royal
lady, just now, she being III an inter-
esling situation"
An accomplished and desperate gang
Of rngues have started from this city for
London, for the bold purpose of trying to
carry off the world renowned Koh-l.noor
diamond, now in exhibition at the Crys-
tai Palace. This magnificent gem is
deposited within an iron cage of great
strength, which, by an ingenious con-
trivance, sinks at night down into mas
svc iron chest upon which II rests, aud
in which il is thought to be so secure that
the Royal Commissioners have never
dreamed of the possibility of any at
tempt being made 10 purloin it. don't
see how the possession of stolen arli-
Gle of this rare nature can he "avallahle, -
except as a means Of extorting money
from the owner, for its rendition.
II appears that one of the gang, hav-
ing had some personal dispute with the
leader, suddenly. and unubseryed, left
the steamer that conveyed the rest of,he
party to England, few minutes before
ii sailed aud proceeded, forthwith, to
MIR. Malsell, the Chiel of Police, t.
whom he communicated a description,
and The names of his late associates, to.
gelher with the object If their visit ID
the Crystal Palace.
The result is. that several efficient po-
lice officers have been started of To Lon.
don, Ia take care nf these "chera-
Tiers dindustris." who. by the by, are
said 10 be well-dressed. gentleman,
looking men, and some nf them even
highly educated Now that their object
is known, they will Of course TAIL Ia ac'
complish il. An experienced Officer
told me, the other day. that " genlle-
man gambler" or sporting man o
any nolorieiy, was not 10 he seen in Ne"
York now. aud that the fashionable
hells" are all closed, London, al pres
eni. offering superior inducements IL
men of enierprise."
Two women and man were arrested
the other day. in a house in Division