The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-02

nv " GU "N'S h9lilB ually.
PAY YoUR PosrAGE.-ACtor ,be frs, If
july the postage on prepaid letters for less
distance than 800 miles, is 3 cents II vv;ll
be econom, for all persons forwarding let.
ers by mail to pay their postage. Let this
become n general practice and the saving of
expense to the people in the aggregate will
be no inconsiderabe amount. II not pre-
paid they are charged at the old rates.
Cdicdonidn
RUMsELLERs IN MAINE.--The down east
rumsellers are evidently in a tight place.
The stringent law lately passed by the Maine
Legislature Is putting them " over the road "
IN fine order. The Bangor Mercury learns
that one OF the keepers of saloon in that
place was arrested at Bucksport. for selling
liquors from a boat His customers were
quite numerous and at one time he was sur.
rounded BY quite fleet of natives for the
purchase of his rum. As soon as it was
known Whist was going on, he was closely
pursued and overtaken, his liquors seized
and destroyed by due process OF law, and
himself convicted of selling, fined so, and
in default committed TO Ellsworth Jail -
Daily Morning Ne,cs.
The Columbia Is c. Telegraph, not sat
isfcd with plain secession, intends TO make
demand for n share in the public property.
| The editor says" AS we should be entitled
70 a share Of the public property our share
OF the investment and the profits Of the CO.
go. S,.,os e. s',,i'',s, 1v;. " ga. ~ WI .no
mai. ,h, har,,.,;n and ,,;,l, ,r . .ne .h,II
nronoso ,o ssI,le and no, ,,;,I H., FaS"..i
Gov.rpuor, Nud ,yhor ,., IL. -, ~
our intention to withdraw, it might seem adj
visablc 10 notify Them of our desire to have
our share oil the property delivered over to
MS, or It's value in money, as il might serve
10 forlly our State and purchase or build
/ Navy What next?
AMHERST Cot1tGE.-Prof Shedd Of
the University of Vermont. will deliver an
address before the literary societies DIR.
Bond. of Norwich. before The Sor;rtv of In
qulrv; Henry Ward Beccher. before the
Alumni, at the CONNIE nccment Anniversary
Of Amhcrs, College, in August next.
r, L RON WIZ we 'earh mat INC
Commissioner OF ihHian Ah'irs' Mr. Lee
VIII p,ouau'y 'ea'h o"'h' iaui on Tue u's'
OF J"sy, wheh the treaty WIN me oiouN In
mans VII, DC lroc''neu WIN
other present.. prepar aory to entering upon
the treaty neooiiations with the Chinpewas
for the Pemblna lands
So The Senate OF Connecticut having
PASSED law Tor 'ne protection o. small birds,
CEDAR nifu' as ihe Ho'yord 1tmeS calls 1t,
(o'herwise chckadee) flew INTO the cham
Der ana huuered over the speaker desk,
: and around The windows durng the alter
noon.
, CopYn1Gur IN ENGLASp.-Lord camn-
bell the Chancellor of England has Just de-
cidcd that a foreign author is entitled to the
convright of his works in ENGLAND. This
: decisicn i of vast imuortaucc 10 American
authors, who will now be enabled to secure
n copyright in their works, both in this
country aud Great Britain, bv causing them
TO BE- first printed there. he cast: arose
unon the conplant of the assipnee of Bel
l;r;.s on,,, nj Soonoub,,Io e., nuhl;sbcd
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ra'ed one Oh lis symphonies me Nourl u
ENchequer on appeal nave uecided ma, 'ne
i1.S, ,ha, ~ cora;',n a,,bnr ,s7,as.nd ap,
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. hrst published II In England
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SON Inc cap'ai CT 'he otatc' a ietter was 'ea'i
from Col. IIckens, OF , I formerly mem
Der ct Congress. IN which he admitted the
whole scheme vi secession, and claimed MIS-
sis>Ippi as an ally, already engaged in that
schcne-he POINTED out Gov Quman ms
y ronlmand,r-in-chi,fo of the Southern forces
= in rho event of . war will, tb,. Federal Gov