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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-30
TelsSr.phis Marine Reports.

BosroS. July %
.Anived-shiPs John Cumming Grand Turk dublin. Mo-
bale; bark William. Cardenas; brgs Margery 81 Martins
Persia Msnsanillo Gen wilson Apalachools Sami Browa
and Norfolk alexandria, Hasfins. Baltimore Cantor.
and BrasanIa Philadelphia; 'ehr CathSrina tRush Ant
sehr Florence Port Prince, July 90 Left bsss Monte
2st lat 81 "a Ion IS bark Geo smOuse, from Boston for
sohr Absl Story Cape Hayten; Madonna Cardenas Cor
Returnedship Chasca hence 10Th for hiramioht having
the night Of the 2h struck Black Ledge of Cape
Sable of the 2 and went into Darlington harbor
She has board of the Of hshng schr stephen
Phillips Of and for Southport lost Cape Sable night Of
SSIao w.r s .syss n s state al n'n hs'
Arrved-Briss Nancy St Thomas Fstsao.d I Bangor
saiied-ship Atlantic. NYorh; Magnolia. Boston.
Arrived 8h-Ships vioksburg. Nfork John Murray
Boston.
sailed-sbip Thomas Perkins, Boston:
NEw BEDFORD, July g.
sailed-Bark Greyhound, Atlantic.
Arrved-sehr Bride NYOrk: 18th. brgs Porto Rice and
sALEM. July %.
Arrived Brig Potomac Sierra Leone, June r. Left brig
TARpAUIIn Cows. July q.
Arriyed-shp rambler. Pacific. TalcahuanO, May a. 1000
tucket TO for home Spoke May lat 6 10 Ion IS 81
chip Architect NYork sFrancisco; 2th lat Sc s.
July lat ~ S. Ion 90 co. spoke ship Norma from NY0rf
for Havana.
Foreign Mails.
Letter Bags for Rio Janero 80 steamer Golden Gate,
will close at the Exchange Reading Room t Exohange
sria.y avg AL. S'iosa Ai;s Per sts.pe. Winasla
Wednesday Sth inst at the usual hour
The hbeve Letter Bags are also ~ wall sxeet
Herald Marine OSrrespOndsncs.
Pun Iulv N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-30

nR. COOPER, 10 DUANE STREET, mas, FOz THy
TACT ninetCu y!srs doyotoi HE pre3ss 20 TIE " a.
me NJ % trcgia and other fscsoos H. cave os,
sgrs'atd tsctses and mild caesg removed IN fsv aays
n II -btranrrf don't be- deceived by q 1OuntcbsuF W
personstes ny name. have not i5it Duane srset Be-
diploma In my Of e. Nth Vie first names In me lcias
nnt surry t country nea trtr pft igctd. yorfess
no chargc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Fire at West Randolph.
Wrsr RAxpolpn. Aur. pr \

" EST RANDOLPH, Aug. ~, lc5l.
friend Hae,-Our thriving village was visit
ed ON the night Of the Dist INST, by a very Sc
we're fire, considering ;hc size of the place. The
large and commodIons brick hotel, with It's sta
blcs and out-bulldng- owned by Ampius Blake,
Esq, and occupied by Mr. Asa Gaines-a well
filled barn, owned by Benjamin Jones, Esq.--the
store Of c. N Sanderson a Co, with all It's con-
tents, were consumed
The origin OF the ire is unknown, but from all
appearances, II commenced in the lower part of
the store, being first discovered about half past
10 O'Clock m the evening, and burning with such
rapidly that all the buildings were soon in ash
es. II was with great difficulty and the most
strenuous efforts thai other surrounding buildings
were saved. So far had the flames advanced
when first discovered, that it was impossible for
me 10 save any portion Of my Law Library OF
papers then IN my office, which was situated in
the second story of the store
The loss to those suffering is several thousand
dollars The insurance will perhaps cover two
thirds of the loss. A large portion OF the insur-
ance was in the Orange County Company
part IN the state Mutual We, however, sadly
feel the misfortune
Respectfully yours,
J. b. HUTCHINSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Spanish Official Account of tho
Execution.

In supplement of the Prensa. Of Aurns, Ie
is the following account Of the execution
! Justice. We have Just come from the shoe,
ing execution. Mt the brow of the Castle of Al
tares, Of the fifty pirates taken by the excelar,
Commander Of Marine Of this station, hayng ar
rived, IN the morning, on board the war fri7n,o
of Her Majesty the Queen Esperansa.
! The justice of man is accomplished. The nm.
fortunate criminals are now before the tribunal or
God, giving am account Of their past lives.
We hate the crime. We have compassion
for the criminlls.
Please God, that this inevitable and lust warn.
ing may wake the understanding and reason or
those pcrycrse men, who, from a foreign hnd
sent 10 death those who are their instrument.
the infamous, who melted by the most vile ras.
sons and vomciiy, % bring ruin, dcsoation and
crime into peaceful and quiet country, which
respects all the other nations of the world
which is always occupied with ITS business. lis
industry, and BIS commerce.
New Orleans papers, there is your work 49,
There is the result Of your diwtions Of your IN.
iquitous falschoods, of your placards with large
black letters, and your dctostable extras. There
we have that scattered blood, and that will be-
scattered 100 future. There You have It, smoking
lu accusation against you, who have murdered
those doiuded men. whom you have sent 10 death
for you knew well that they certainly would be
killed THIS blood must flow. drop by drop. up-
ON your hoads-thls blood will torment Won p
your sleep. for they have lost their lives when
you were 900 security ia your housos.
Never mind that those stupid men who left
them to be takcn by your dtmonac cries. hive
tallcn- rs bat interest had YOU in that # gold
was ln your pockets, The gold your only God.
the payment OF the blood she'd The rrcatost
cuprit of all are the pnpers of New Otlnans.-
Bot they are DO security, and God alone can pun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Notices of Applications to the
next Legislature.

For Banks At Waterbury, Mortified, Spring
field, Townshend East Village,l and st Adams ;
also for extending the charter of the Bank Of st
Albans and increase Of capital.
For Railroads From Burlington to High
gate, with a right to connect with the Ogdens-
burgh Road with the necessary tracks and bridg-
es. Among the signatures 10 this notice Is that
of Gen. Clark of the Free Press. We always
believed tia, those gentlemen, who SO strenuous.
ly opposed bridging the Lake not long ago
would be converted in due time From Rut
land to the Central Road az Bethel also from
Rutland to Bethel or White River Junction.
From Brattleboro via West River to some point
between Manchester and Rutland or Ludlow and
Rutland. Atlantic & ST. Lawrence Il r. Com
pany, for an extension of time TO build their road
in Vermont. Ashucot r. r. Company, for the
right to maintain a track from the west end OF
their bridge in Vernon to the terminus Of the
Connecticut River Railroad. For road from
Braltleboro' to South Vernon, or for the right to
extend the Valley road to South Vernon. The
VI & ass. road extends from Brattleboro to
South Vernon already tins seems to be an ap-
picauon for parallel line. From Montpelier,
VIA Lamoile valley through Franklin County to
Lake Champain. From Essex Junction, via Yer
gennes to Whitehall, n. y. Montpelier & Wells
River r. o. for extension OF time.
Plank Road From Montpelier to Barre.
boundary lime. For committee to settle
the boundary line between Pitisiield and Stock
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

GIVE invite attention to the following advcr-
tisement, assuring the reader that in the Nrw-
YoRK DArLY TIuFs we expect to find not
only one Of the abest. but also one of the best
of American news ape =.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

Dental S'ggery-Dr .Hrioa's Leiheon. This
afternoon Tuesday a member Of our family, who
has suffered much from her teeth for many years.
was induced to inhale DR.. Monon's ethereal va
por In two minutes she was IN state of pro-
found nsensbility, and in three minutes more
fourteen deeply aud firmly set teeth were set
tered upon the floor. She has seven or eight
more to be removed, and says she now feels no
reluctance to the operation whatever.
The agent which has been introduced to the
public by DIR. Morton, and in whose hands il is
sklliully used, promises to pluck the deepest pang
from human suffering, and to rob even surgery
itself of much of its horror.
We cheeruly bear testimony to the humane
feelings exhibited towards patients under DIR.
Mor'on's care, and to the lively and attentive
sympathy manifested in their behalf
Boston Christian Alliance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

The law of prilnogeniture has at length been
swept out of existence in Upper Canada. In the
list of measures TO winch the governor general
gave the royal assent, few days ago, was inclu-
led the act TO abolish the night of prlmogeniture
ia the SUCCESSION ot real estate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Wing majority,

State Ticket. Goyernor-Wilams 23S, Red
field 223, Robinson II. Lieut. Governor-Con-
verse 24i, Fletcher 2I3 Harrington 10. Treus-
urer-IIowes 24s, Thompson pol, Reddington
II, Scattering /.
Sheriff. The Wing candidate having declin-
ed, c. w. Bancroft, the old line candidate, was
supported by the Wings generally The vote
was for Bancroft 2G4, Brown Isl, Carpenters
Justices Of The Peace elected, Elisha p. Jewett,
Luther Cross, Joseph A Prcntss, William w.
Caldwell, William llowes. Feuand +. Merrill, J.
w. Ellis, Homer w Heaton, Charles &. East
man, Jackson A. Vail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Montpelier.

A short fight, but a smart one. The opposi-
ton put up their strongest man, were quite hope
fhl and bragged high. The result is, the cleo
ton of HEzEKrAH II. REED, an active working
Montpelier Wing, for twenty years past, by 81
majority handsome increase over the Wing
majority last year.
II. II. Reed, "a!
X. X. Keith, 2l2
Scattering, i-2l3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
"NEw-YoRK DAILY TIMES
! NEW MORNING AND EVENING DAl
LY NEWSPAPER.
Edited by Henry j. Raymond.


On Tuesday, the 10th of September next the
subscribers will commence the publication in
the city Of New York, of a Daily Morning and
Evening Newspaper, to be called THE Nrw-
YoRK DAmr TINES" printed upon a folio sheet
oftwenty-four columns, and sold at ONE CENT
per copy, served in the cities of New York.
Brooklyn and Wlliamsburgh at SIX AND A
QUARTER CENTS per week-sold by agents
in all the principal cities of the United States.
and mailed to subscribers in the country at
FOUR DOLLARS per annum TnE TmEs
will present, daily,
THE NEWS OF THE DAY, in an deplrt-
monis and from all quarters, special attention be-
ing given to reports of legal, criminal, CONNER
cal and financial transactions in the city of New
York to political and personal movements IN all
parts Of the United States, aud TO the early pub
LEGATION of reliable intelligence from both CONT
nents -
CORRESPONDENCE from all parts of Eu-
rope, from California Mexico and South AmerI-
ca, and from all sections Of the United States,
written expressly for lnE TINES by intelligent
gentlemen, permanently enlisted in its sup
port 80
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I,icsI ana rolo,,on. rr...,.,;,a. - 49,
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and generally Of whatever may have interest or
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'''' WI, ''''' "'''u '''e' TO us 'o'-
'','''' '''''' Ui''' W '''l '.l'l'lIy P'o'' ions
Whch lhey might make u is sufficient % say,
that as it is not established for tls Advancement
of any party sect or person, It will discuss 80
questions OF interest and Importance political,
social and religious. to which the stirring event.
Of the time may give rise twill canvass freely
the character and pretensions of Public Men,
the merits and dement's of all administrations Of
Government N tional, state and Municipal, and
the worth Of institutions, principles, habits and
professions. 1t will be under the Editorial man
agement and control of HENRY J. RAY
MOND; and while 1t viii maintain firmly and
zeaously those principles which he may deem
essential to the public good and which are held
/ by the great " hig party of the United States
more nearly than by any other political organiz-
alton, It's columns will be free from bigoted de-
yotion to narrow interests, and will be opea
witgin necessary limitations, 10 communications
upon every subject Of public Importance
In its Political and Social discussions the
Times will seek TO be conservative, in such a
way as shall best promote neediul Reform. 1t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

We have delayed our paper one day, in order
to give returns enough to indicate the result 1t
looks as though Vermont is still, as usual, ALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
REPRESENTATIVES,,

REPRESENTATIVES.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
bennington, none; wing last year
Manchester, Amos $. Boorn,
SALISBURY, Snow,
boodtord, Bugbee,
wINDHAM couNrY.
Bratltboro',
Gmiford,
Rockingham, Russell Hyde,
Vernon,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Brandon, J. Bliss, c wing las, year
Chilenden, c; wing last VIZ
farhaper, Abam Graves, W
Patstord, S. Gilbert,
Rutland, Martin G. Eyerts, W
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Barnard, none
BridgelOater, none, wing last year,
Bethel, Almon Durkee,
Cdpendish, Lynch. W
Royaiton, Daniel Woodward,
Hartford, A. G. Dewey,
Hartldnd, Daniel Dennison,
.Vor'''eh, Samuel Goddard, gain.
Pomfrei, Joshua Vail, wing gain
Plymouth, J. w. Stickney, W
Reading, Luther Carlton,
sharon, Colcord ouimby, c, none las, year.
Springfield, X. Burke, W
'stooktrsdge, Zeb Twiichell, c
HsafA1rsh4ld, John C. Haskell,
vet "'Hdsor, N. worcester,w
H'ndsor, Hiram Harlow, W
Needstock, Thomas L Powers W.
GRAND ISLE cousrr.
.4twgh, Job Bsbcock inv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

Important to FaHlers. See an interesting ar
uclc on the first page concerning flax cotton.
We take pleasure IN calling the attention of
those traders who intend visiting Boston to the
establishment Of Messrs Whiting, kehoe &Gal-
ionpe' whose wholesale clothing rooms are I'M
surpassed by any and whose long and well es-
labllshed reputation entities them to the confd
ence OF the public II you intend purchasing,
call on them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

w hen ne accepted tne ONCE, he, Mr.. u.
stated to the gentlemen that he would not I'M
dertake the responsibility for money. If it was
successful he would have right on the lst
day of Nay 1850, to take the stock at 80, which
was refused BY the shareholders If it was not
successful he would receive nothing 7 he re-
suit Is well known. The work cost more than
was anticipated All his compensation had been
a salary from the LIST of MAY. 1850, of the same
amount that others received os Treasures of
Corporations who have not been personally re-
sponsible. He had no claim against the c0mpa-
ny io any commission or service, other than such
saary-and his great reward for having been
responsible for ten millions of dollars, was the
consciousness of having saved the original
shareholders from great loss of their property.
and contributed ia DO small degree 10 the mnie-
date completion Of a work that is 10 confer the
greatest of blessings on Vermont and Canada
and Boston.
But the great reliance after all. was an outcrv
against Governor Paine and the board of direct
ors No sooner was the issue ot the bonds
mentioned, than a report was current 10 State
street that the Directors had purchased hand of
the President nc - square foot. when they
could nave had II for so an acre 100 the neigh
borhood. The dose was too urre to be- swail-
owed, and it was then declared that they were
blasting rock at Mortified, which would cost
100000; but little calculation as TO men and
powder mt this likewise 10 rest
But has not Gov. Paine's property at North
field been greatly enhanced in vaino hv tb,
Railroad- Ccrtainlv il has Northf.ld Il hole
way between Boston and Oc,lensburg Vben
1t was decided that the road sbopld IN by TINT
route every thing else was settled Il was the
proper place for the GREAT deDots of the COMM
nv. and the expenditure was inevitable. GOV
Paine has sud toe company land. but what was
necessary was sold at the value fixed bv disin-
terested persons us before the road was located
and what else hes been wanted. M am anprli-
semoui of is present value. If Gov. Paincs
property has been incidentally bcuefitnd. IL has
been done fairly and honorabiv-and whose pro-
perry should have been benefited. rather tban
his whoha conferred the inostiuab}o y4lns Of
th. mode of communication ON his native state:
one of the odd Testament worthless b,yin,r
no children. erected pillar that his name rni,ht
be remembered. Owlng either IN the obdnr.cv
of his own heart. or That of the n,Gos tbcir
worthy President was in the s,t,, pr.I,ro.oo,,t.
but that. whaihor he lett Sam bobind IN, or
not. an would a,rroe that his na,n,. Womb h. nor
netuated bv a l5nger line tba,, ann, other ci,izo,
of Vermont. As II recorded tho o.bsr Diroct-
ors. CHARGES AGAINST tbe,p ,cro v,,b,nt f,n,,,ls-
ton. Thev worn bv f,r tl,o l.r,r,. sl,ar,l, a.,
m the CORPORATION II tbnv b5d ns-,ler,ol ,bo
interest, Of oti,r storfboljors ,boy bo,l ,ra a.
greater deorea ne,,lor,ra tbe,rog,p Rn, NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADnlshN tuUNI1s
CornraH, Marcus O. Porter,
Itrrisb,ugh, n. Porter, W
Goshen,
Lincoln, f. p. Hovey, gain
.Aiadiebmy james II Barrett, W
OrireR, c. NJ. Fletcher, W
Panton, flram Allen,
Ripton, John II. New,
Salisbury, Dyer, W
.Shortham, Alouzo Orchard,
.Strksboro', s d. Holcomb,
Tergennes, George w. Grandcy' W
Uaiihum Newton Rose, W
Ueybriage, Edwin Hayward
Uhiing ". ID. Wright,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Brnintree. ~ htman Howard, c
r,rookfe d. ARIEL Burnham
Cheiea, Elihu Hyde, W
CoriHih, Daniel Dearborn, c.; none last year
Tdirisc, Stephen Chapman, c
.Ntcbwy Moody Chamberlain, gain.
Orange. Orange Fifcld, w.
Randoph, A Burnham, c.
.Trg6ord, Benjamin Gilman, whig gain.
Topsham, J. Chamberlin, c.
TlmJudgo, WIN. Putnam,
Jcrshire, none coalition last year.
Hdshingion, none wing last year.
Uiliiamsioirn Mellcn Martin,
cmrrENDEN COUNTY.
burlington, Henry b. Stacey, " mai.
Esscr, Holman Bates
Jcr,cho, Lucius S. Barney,
Million. Hector Adams, W
Richmond, none
She'Jmnc, Lyman Hall, W
S. George, Nathan Lockwood,
BiHiston, Roswell 3. Fay,
wAsHNeroN COUNTY.
Barrc, Jesse Scott, old line
Berlin, Elijah H. Covell, coalition
Calais, Rufus P. Moses C.
Durburg Lorenzo DAVIS, c
Easi Noatpeier, J. P. W. Vincent, 20 maj
Faysion, " Hard b Porter,
Marstfeid, Asa Spencer, wing gain
Mdti,ser, Oliver A. Chamberlain, C. maj
.Nontpe Ter IIczelsiah II. Reed, whg 81 mai
.Noreioicn, Uroh Howe, G
.Norihfcid, John Gregory, c. 80 mai.
Pinipfed Lewis Chamhern,
Rorb,0y, Henry S. Boycc, f. $
Haitsfeld. Rodcrlck Richardson. c
Uarren. Gideon Goodspeed. W.
Uaicrbitry, Calvin Blodgett. C. none last VIZ
Uoo3b,,,1, $. &. Bprnh,m. e.
Uor,,si,r \ 4 Kclcv g.
c,trcovt. corx,y
C,lo, D,,;ol Co,l5 -
r,r,J w, Hatch ~ amin
D,o,U, Cbar,es Daci. "a coin
U..,...t w.. e.,i..-,,
Eirb,i. MERIT Newhall. e.
I,,u3on u Miller %
Peachani. none; coalition last year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

90 towns. 7726 1913 I725 500 1886 73l
NET WING GAIN, 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

Subscrptlnns and adyerlisements, left at the
office No lis Nassau-street. or sent by mail. are
respectfully solicited.
AYMOND, JONES & Co.
.Nea0- York, August 80, 1851.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02
COMMISSIONER S NOTICE

wv. tho Su'-"tth'r', h,ing NpIuint, hy ,h.
W lion. Probate t'ou'' ior the di.tr'rt nj
Rutland, t"is,p' '~i"i,rir T" receive. tsu.n,u,
tud tdIi.' all clnIin. sad demand. of al per .,r'
d.'ln,i he estate OF WILLIAM BLAME. lat,
~ Pt1i.IiIIr
~ sI,l Ia ici ','c'a.t t.tr,. Gated tu-ol 'nt
,"l ~ r"nih' 'rnm th" i'h dly "' .in:u.t
1851 MN" Showed les aid cuuI Tor that luf
prsc. W ii" Il "rciorr give notice that ". y III
attend i"th. hn.'mr'- eff our aid appointment
- ~" d"'iing h"us" 81 the W III. Sarah Bake
~ ftf-h ll ,ni the ht.t N'mtit,s e tr"hr.
'hi February rrS' tToiu n'clnrk T. NJ uutii
90 Och 4. W "u ,arit II 'aji DAYS.
Dated h'.h|t thj. ! | daN - ~cit 1901
" blossom. tro,n,.....,.,.
?. iR \ HENKD. ''un "he''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02
AUCTION AUCTION.

NV Ill be s"ld at the ate rc,isurt of S,l
w ,,slcr T. Burdjtt ia Shrewsbury on th
2Uih ui s'Ii,nnb.r, l31i
\ Saw Until and buildihs opt II desired;
\ ,irict, "f Lumber;
\ pair at thr-" We r. Old steer.
Que three year, I'D t"lt,
~" Jingle i'aluo.... .rc doull, Ilar,c',
Two d"uD, Wasnt.. .ui our Inmb Wa ION
Nv" ttcl., tWoSi'i, TIRE, rlou.h- q tl.Ius
TTn rgH-.-Cut saw. tircr liaLd.saws. water
lc,-i. Anger. tt",l. and Uit. ct III ,it,..
\ iirr .hcI near lt- Mon M"ytin: hurs..
Sale =. roIuinrn", =, " "'CiycL torruonu.
LOWELL J. BuRpil1.
September :, l"jl :,