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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
THE ISTHMUS.

We have files Of the Paaama Star 10 the q
inst, from which we copy the following
TIE GOLD ExcITEMEST.-Duringt the past few
days, we have heard little else talked Of in oa,
lively city, bat the gold mines OF the Isthmls aad
the projection Of several Joint Stock Mining Coz,
pAnes. Several parties, we learn, have s'arIei
of on their own hooks 10 search Of p'acef'' .n1
Major Don' expedition promises TO be "'S
large one.
The Star publishes the following petition u
Antonio Baraya, New. GrenadiaO, to the ""
ernor Of the province: -.
That, having certain information Of tne ~,
ness Of the gold mines OF Darlen, ana Oene
srous 10 contribute with my eff orts 10 fomea.n ~
ing industry in this country, denounce As IT,,
ed and abandoned, the gold mine called ca~too
Mine, in the district Of Aolineca, 10 tne 800.
Of Darien. This mine adjoins win Tns' +, IA
aud IL has no mine ia It's vicinity occsPYv1 N" "a.
situated about q mile above the mine efnes On
perth Ssnto" The entrance 10 this m.uo 80.
the same side Of the river Cana, ana '''
bles vault.
The Star also adds
We had submitted u our inspection ye.Is'Iss@s
small quantity OF black sand, costainpS TIN
particles Of gold This sand was gatne'ea ,bs
a creek less than ten miles from this ciy, -, "A.
peIsoDs in whose possession it was, n4' as9ols.
turned here and obtained the necessary - tbs
ments have gone back to their placer, VIZ"
intention OF workiDglt. gau.
There was received a few days since oy - q
tleusn and well known merchant IN tns ~ bst
los Of gold and silver amounting TO more coz.
sl5oO. being the proceeds Of one share 10 - n.
uanv Of seven, who have been engaged ~" :, 4
past few weeks, working mine stusseu c-ou,
distsnce Of less than two hundred mNe'
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LlNtRFocli W e1nesday Apfll g.
The Provision market renaoa The sane A. st r.oonsd
Busnefss rot hnsE but The exgrems C1Otsuo,s are a.
den sncec TIE haying a. prssa,t So me
usrte le 70 spscuators 90 take fr-sh arrivals ss
they orer OK ship, a. Shout previous rates
There has been f1rher sale Of Western Beef same AZ
reported ISL week A. - Sd 10 ~ per fierce
NoUsnssctiocs 10 report IL Pofk Hama " shorider,
LAID nu. snd for immediate sH extr-r1s rstas "a,
ts.nec. Al 81 suction sac - "a 70 $7swas pad
CHsFsE q mosl difficult % move Unless Al sres. rsdsc
UOR
10 The Corn market business . sss active and Tor
Whesi Sno osr css morey hss heea tSx-o hv q 2.
huste ana % g oh. Cease S,u7I fnd more rriv ard
Ire ~ Corn has s1vsrced = 70 . 50 e. rgs7-- y.loV
Fiat SEE 80 10 Round "a ~ - d. No Waits ID
-
FREieHrs shade heu-r ht 70 Change In -s,es q,
We, Pss'eugers sgsn coming rp s1a fsres se s. .
- high-g. ARSON HARDY 4 co
CUOTATioNs-Beef prime mess rev = 81 -, 7ssf
- 90 DO O-cinsry .. - d; lncia meg 80 % Porx
prime Essl-rr - o. ass do % Wsst.-s ~
- GELS do stripe, Sso52s q DO prime r.s.a ols
rtCh5s Bacon. org udclss bJn-ess Z w f5ssls.
30 90 rio in :. sh'rt uidce - bone ga "a. 10
10 n ssQ4s. hsus m sat. me, 50s65zs 90 40 orf
nary rooe Shoulders none LARD, fne 4os ii : a.. 90
good s-.d45s DO. Ortinsry. rons; 90 i,f-,i- A.
gresse Rome 6r-ss@ Bauer, - 6Sos Cheese s. ,-vr
boxes 40s d4.s dooo essEs IS ass DO ordinary boYes
So 90 90 DO casks 5is % Querslron Pssie ia
= q 20 81 Baltimore, sass Sd
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london NIarkets...April 8.

Observation-Disclosures that ANAL public saiet are an
uouLced for the present week the demand for most kinds
u by private contract Is steady, and prices well
supported. Last week the deliveries we're 81 .533 lbs
SUGAR.-U pwArds Of $500 mats Msurilius. and fair
quantity Of other kinda Of raw Sugar TO public
sale to-day. The West India market s rules inactive
about stationary prices Refined goods very duh and
somewhat lower Brown lumpS may now be hsd At IA ID
49s per cW with very lille disposition lRe part OF The
aierS 10 increase their stocks Bddth crushed quoted
al rs 6dd p &c per cwt
MoLAssEs-Nesrly al descriptions move Of slowly,
but holders are unwilling to accept lover fstss.
Coffee Although here Is rather more doing IN good
ord native CeyOn the price 10 Low only fos 10 is per
cwt liz other kinds Of Coffee 10 nothing "a doing
The sock OF Cey Ion Coffee Ia now S57 bags sgAns "a
ete DO al The CORES pOEcing period In 1850.
COcoA-Our market 10 very Inactive Gnd prices are
shade lower Than last week Grenada s Il 10 fs aud
GuayEquil - 20 "a per cwt.
FRUlT-CurrSns very dull 10 sale and lower TO p1r.
chase RGsns are, kewise. cheaper 10 other hui. very
few transactions hsve taken place.
MEIALs.--IheTe 10 6 slightly Improved demand Tor
Scotch Pig Iron ia 10 ia ia Welsh bars are seag
a. al lts EBgith Pin has given way 10, VITA heavy
demand. We have no change 10 notice IN the value Of
Copper. Spe!!er dull, g. 1 81 los on the spot.
RcE.-ROugh Bengal 10 IN fair request, a. iuG cur.
rences buIE cleaned qualities command very Lille al.
lenliou.
GVASo-The ale arrivals az Peruvian have been cleared
Of q. from 81. q 20 ~. l0s per ton
COTTON TIE Transactions privately OF trfing in
portsnce bun We have no change % notice IN prices
WOoLNOsi descriptions are very dull IA sale aud low
parcels may be had on easier terms
OLs-COuuon hsh oils arc SIl heavy Ia sale. bat not
cheaper Pale SEALS quoted a. A34G55; Cod 81 l0sG33
low 20 fne souihern SS0GSl; and Ltnseed SSs GS3s Cd
TALLow-Me have sellers Of p Y c on tae snOt 81 59s
&c ics t+ hich the dems Is inactive The
= now oo.-si CASKS. CT 5000 more han asg Ieas.
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The Quicksilver NIInea.

From the Pacific News March L.
The richest mine yet discovered IS located IN
the Santa Clara alley, about l. miles from san
JoGe, which is worked by an individual company,
who hold possession under the old Mexican title
OF announcement 81 this mine large nun.
Der Of furnaces are in operation These furnaces
resemble II appearance long steam boiler, set in
brick, with Tres underneath. The cinnabsr. or
quicksilver ore, is thrown into the boiler where il
is left from thirty 70 forty hours, by which time il
issmeted and the quicksilver, in faid state is
drawn OF n vessels after the manner observed in
iron foundries. The ore does not req ARE 70 bs
crushed, except to convenient size for the boilers.
The color Of the ore is vermillion, resembling
red chalk, immense piles Of which are constantly
on hand, prepared for the smelling process, end
which not unfre41ently yields fifty per cent
sometimes the net profits yielding as high as
$1,000 per cay. The mine is worked b. Mexi.
cans and Chi.eAns, who carry the ore in raw hide
sScks, upon their shoulders, from the bottom Of
tie vein u the opening above, 4 distance Of BE-
tween ihFee SD ioar hGndred feet. The mine %
PROBABLY tie richest IN the world, AID with toe
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COMMERCIAL.

LoNDoN Monday evening, April 7.-The Satisfactory
Of the quarterly revenue returns has caused the
English funcs 10 show great sIsatineu 10 day, although
Other respects there not much animation COnsOis
began u 10 for money snd 96 for the 18th May, and
remained without The slightest alteration up 10 the close OF
business
TIE various stocks which have been shut f)r the diy
dendS opened This morning FOR transfers aud Bank Stock
was quoted 2ll S2l2 Reduced, 95. 096; Three and-G
Quarter per Gems 81 l. and Long Auuules H. all ex
dividend lnda Bonds efs OF % G65s, aud E1cnequeT
bills, 55sU5Ss premium.
The Corn market this morning weak without alter
Alton In prices.
LoNDoN, Tuesday April 8.-Conso.s are per cent better
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Liverpool Cotton 1Iarket....APrl

The rnuke,hs been very quiet; prices DO |sver are
rot materially changed since Friday The sales auoul %
about OfO bales, so OF which we're uA &c ~, - -
irclnsa 81 American: 800 Bahia 70 W 500 by pHAn
7ltosI: 900 surats 10 4 80 Sea Islands, Il 10 q
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Miscellaneous.

RICH MEN.-In the bond given in removing the
Capitol, the following statement was made -
Aessrs u. g. Vallejo, John 3. Frlsoie, Salvador
sllejo J Nj. Estell and Robert Allen. Mariana
&. Aleo swcsrs himself worth ia property.
real and personal, one million Of dollars over and
above al demands against him, aud that his es-
tate g un.Dccmbered. John B. Fr.sbie sgears
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Havre mnrket

CoTToN-Tts markets. ve-v C-sI ard dsorsssed sac,
10 oclocf amounting 10 $50 oG-s Very or nav S-E
OHssns 10. tnci beng ha1c oe-5w ast price Irreot
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Paris Money Market.
American Produce aIark.,.

FAIRS soURsE. Aprl Latest Prces-The Eve per
cen.s s5t; Thsee per Gents, 57f 30 Bank Of France
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Commerce Of the Sandwich Islands.

This rapid growth In the commerce Of the
Sandwich Islands will be seen by reference to
the following statistical table, which we extract
from the Poiynestdn
Grna. receL M Al he CnaIom. Hnnfe Hononlu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

IL tue ear lcf} Lne VaIde OF In pOrta IrOA NkiA
fcrnia was sl3l, 5O5 % while in 1850 it had
amounted to $50, 9l2 2s. Alta California.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
SPLENDID PASSAGE OF THE PACIFIC.

The Collins steamer Pacific lefs Liverpool on
"Wednesday. April 9, at , O'Clock. and arrived At
Quarantine . minutes before lOo'clock Saturday
morning, April 49, making the passage IN days and
2ohours, being about half day less time than the
ocean has ever been crossed from Liverpool to
Hew.Yolk.
The Pacific saw the Baltic on Friday morning
at half past clock in lat. AZ l0 and long. 90 30
Saw large iceberg in lat 49, long. AZ.
We are indebted TO Mr.. G. w. Underbill, Purser
Of the Pacific, for late London papers.
The following is list Of the Pscifcs psssen-
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,.ma facilities and machinery used elsewhere,
would Weld most enormously, far beyond even
what is now produced.
AT one time during the past season there were
5000 cargas. or mule loads, OF the ore laying a.
the mouth Of the mine, each carga being tnr zee
hundred pounds, or an aggregate OF @'iVv'ySo
rounds. At an average yield OF hlty per cent Iue
product would be 100000 pounds OF pure - -
silver which Al a market value Of s per pound,
would Weld the enormous sum Of sI,20O'VJl;
This inds it's way 20 market in one direction ana
smother bat its value IS enhanced by the TACT tnS'
California itself affords good market, large guam
titles being used in separating tine particles OF
gold from the sand and dirt. aud which cannot DC
ulocured in The ordinary process o. washing
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
STEAMBOAT BURNT.

VlcKsBunG, May 81. The steam
boat Webster, Capt Samuel i,eno.took
fire yesterday, +. NJ. and was burnt to
the waters edge; at the head Of the Is
lands about 100 miles above Nicksburg.
The fire was discovered. and alarm Civ
en- about O'Clock, and almost instantly
afterwards the boat was cnvtlopcd in
Aames. The Pilot, Mr.. Rucliman, to
whom great credit is due, having Charge
of the wheel immediately cnlravorcd
70 run the boat ashore. lie was in part
successful, but the flames finally drove
him from Iii. post aud the boat being
unmanaaabc noatcd again into deep
water, thus dcpriving the crew Of the
first and last hope Of safety. AZ the
first alarm a scene cn-ucd which it is
impossible TO describe, and mingled rs
it was with the burning boat from which
the flames were spouling in all dircc-
tons, became terrible il the extreme,
many rushed into the flames, while 9TH
crs crowded to the side Of the boat,
cIinging convul,ivcly to the guardc I'M
Ill driven away by the fire, and COM
PEELED 10 throw themselves into the cur
rent.
1t was with difficulty that any OF the
females could be saved many Of them
being separated from then husbands and
friends. About twelve or fifteen Of the
passengers jumped from the boat and
with difficulty saved themselves by
clincing to snags until relieved by the
yawl Of the vessel and skiifs from tho
shore. As soon a> The fearful truth was
known by the inhabitants on the shore
three or four boats were quickly rowcc
TO the scene Of disaster, and succeeded
in saving the lives Of several who wcr,
clinging to the sides Of the boat and Il
snags in the river. They were takcr
on board Of !hc storc-hoat Gray Eagle
Captain J. l.. Case. vino did all tia
could be done TO afford an asylum tc
the few women and children who wcrD
saved.
The number Of passengers and hand
on board he Webster, was about one
hundred; Of whom only about GO cal
be found. The rest are supposed tt
have persisted with the boat.
The steamer New Orleans bound foI
New Orleans from St. Louis, hove il
sight about an hour after the acciden
and kindly took on board all the snrviv
ors aud rendered all the other assislanc,
,Iut c,ulI La la.irel
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Now York. Nav 4lh.

80" N'Ns f'h'
Aivirrs from Central America to
March iih announce that Gen. Carrcra
had returned 10 Guatemala with his vie.
iorious army.
AT iSan Saly ador both Houses of
Congress had been called together. and
sn accusation made against President
Nasconcelos. for violation Of the Con
Slilution, and The Vice President. Tclix
Guiros. took his place -, the head oi
the Administration on The lsi nf Marcl,
The EX.prc>ident has demanded ri.
al, in order 10 justify himself before the
country.
In Honduras things appear to hc in
the same condition rs ut san Salvador
! The country highly iisapprovcs Of III,
course Of President Juan Lindo, fol
harin. entered into coalition with San
Salvador against Guatemala. the rcsul
OF which was 50 unfortunate.
]hc harquc Regatta. Capt, Pratt
FROM Crylon VIA ,hc Cape of Coco
Hope. arrived here to-day. Anon,
other merchandise, she brought the fol
lowing ass ,rimcni of wild beasts. VIZ
! Nine elephants. one Bahama hull. NV
boa constructors, one moi key and on
lorcupinc. Two elephants died on II,
passage.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESVAl
IIS!lMENT.

I'll. BOSTON AO.s q! Mcn,ay r.
,.o.l;.,or,Lo cv,.,.;,o cl,,'.;o.,o..
80, , -. ,
'"'''A'h' q joan D. '"'''''''' O. 'o' O.
MAT cry says:
On Tb,r.l,v ornrn,,, hs- III.
o,..~.:,. .s,,,l;.l,,c,, .;tr,.el ON
,3'o conner &c Cn,.,rcss ord Wate,
..r....s ros ,.;y;,ol Ic ,,,ec mum.
A.nr nrn,, f,;anl. &C tht rrnp,ictors
,yio s,c,, a rcy hours IN ins,ectj,g
.Ia l:aarc,, l., ,,,rcn.s and vit
no.s;nr ,bc systematic arrapacmcu,s
c,r cr[ l,c,;n, the extensive business
orIc Grim a'iue ON IN the PREMISES.
WA c.~.o;. ,c,o.,n.n,s ,c,riyc f.
IT,, an,,., c,.,,,.c..r fine several De.
,a,,,.o,,s l,ayo heeu furnished ly 4
..,,'.,,an connected with tie cs,al.
E.l,nc,.,. Nfc..rs. Simmons l. Go.
keen tventvluo cutters constantly
c,a,loycd. wlo manage to furnish
STEADY m,lovmcnt to from seventy
10 ci,ltv individuals in the G:y.-
These are r,iucirallv engaged in ma
kin, mp the better descriptions Of
c,othmr-what is called custom worn
il, contrali,linction to shot-work made
for incidental sale. The city opera
lives lnakc.-the girls from 50 to $
rcr week, and Tie mon from 81 t,
SO. Some ofthcir best Scam,rc.se;
by working nine LOUIS day, max,
IRON e to IS lcr week. In The
country Mcssrs. Simmons & Go. en-
rloy from 1000 TO 5000 ,crsons. -
one man. on tic borders Of Mainc
} and New IIamu.Iirc. EMPLOYS frou
500 10 100 men and women, accor
DIM to the demands Of the seycra
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
M,>rtRlar. pr,tu CAvnrinor

Nl>rtRints DrtJu ST tANnglpGE
NAss.--The following particulars Of
he sudden death Of Alexander Catlin.
Of Burlington VI, we copy from the
Boston Mail Of Monday.
Mr. Catlin arrived in Boston on .hc T,
28h ult.. and registered his name nj
the Tremon, House. lie was seen
there about four O'Clock on Friday AZ
ternoon. and in the evening AT s o'clock
somcwha, under The influence OF liquor
came out from parkcr'.. in Cour, So re-
where he had been taking supper. ~
carriage was standing in front. into
which Moses a. Ball. Of Dover. \ II
John Trickcy, n man well known to the
police. Ca,lin. and one other person,
making fear in all, entered.
They were driven ont to Brighton.
thence 10 Spy Pond Hotel afterwards
drank champagne ut ;hc Elm House
in Cambridge. AT this place it was
apparent TO the landlord that something
WAS Going on wrong, and lie made an
eiiort 10 get Cailn out Of the company
he was IN. but did not succeed.
About ten o'cloci: the party was seen
nj the Cattle Fair Hotel. Cambril9c c,
- all quite merry. Mr.. Cailin then had
on n valuable watch and chain, and
= while II re-. exposed 10 the view ofthosc
= present, Il wallet, which evidently con-
o tanned considerable amount of money
They left poricr's at late honr, and
visited house Of entertainment, called
I the Abbey. formerly known as the Tel.
n cgraph House, Which i. situated on the
i main road midway between Porter
n anl the Colleges, and is now kept hy
-, LOrng Mcarham person who has rrn
dered the State some service The
J. carousal was kept up ill about . oclocl
s. when the landlord observed. pointing Il
u Cailn, Your friend is dead Yes
hes dead drunk was the reply of one
Meacham then approached him as HI
i sat on the floor leaning against the wall
and found that he was indeed dead. a
bout O'Clock, Saturday morning, til,
e officers were called and they found til,
u man as stated, but his watch and vale
had disappeared, and with the cXccp
" ton Of few papers, he had only 80,
ii in bills and some loose Change abou
ST him.
NJ Coroner Sumner held an inquest q
, Saturday, and under the circumstance
y Judged it prudent 10 cause the stomach
"a 10 be Analysed. fearful that poison ha'
IT been administered, This WAS done b.
5 Mr.. Wyman who found 10 evidence o
], mineral poison. The verdict Of I'll
- coroner's jury was death by fit pre-
II duccd by excessive drinking and appc
plcxy, TO whcl, he was prcdi>poscd.
rs We are informed by Mr.. kiitrcdgt
!, who was in The room when Mr. Cali
10y died, willie hc was there, tia, no per$o
Is could have removed Mr.. Catlin's watc
4 and other property from his perso
In without his seeing it, and flat the art
-, cles taken must have been removed b'
fore lie came to thu place where he die
=. He saw no person approfch him prev
nd Gus to the fact Of his death being mad
5 knoHn
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

,ru divisions o.. ne ua'ion--a"d - We
lave seen iliatthe Union can he saved
two or three times day IN dii!,rcti
sections of the coun,ry-wc cannot hui
tel tia, We may rest cas-. on ihis head
or the present.
lie, us then. the Wigs Of Vermont,
leave tic discussion oi this great qGes-
lion Ia those who seem to take pleasure
in thinking that they have the Cons'iin-
iinn in Il cir c.p,cial keepn- III d VIII"
. do not retire at nigh, NJ all satisfied
wi,ithemscly ef unless they have saved
/ the Iuion' two or three times during
/ the iav. Let Us see it VIC cannot get
ny Union ATTY n, i'omo;--a Union
Of the Wigs Of Jcrm7M!--Lci Us
placing ourselves on the old Wing Plat
form, once more throw out the tame hon
orcd whic banner under which W.
have so often conquered, and which ha
mover been stained with defeat; we 81.
let US rally under this banner, and b..
harmonious action ana proper effort
show 10 The country thai the "hi
Green Mountain Boys have not for
, GOTTEN thcir prnciples--nor lost the r'
: qui,te energy necessary 10 secure
themselves glorious victory. Let Il
do this and we shall at least prcscry
, a Juiou' in Vermont that las bee
worth much to us heretofore - an
= from aiI we can learn from hangrna
t i'ootc and his coadjuiors Nortl, an
South, we are willing to leave the ~
. Ioaol Union in their hands for the pre-
i cnt. We hardly 'hnh they can destrc
T. i, just yet.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

A IAtGHAELE NoTICF.-Wo q.
indebted 10 tie Waicriown, NJ. N.a.
for the following advertisements, @r"
was posted mp in n tavern in N,sb.r
while the legislature was in res. b.
that place. Mine host. it .rc,n., 49,.
an homes, well meaning fellow, who Ia
conceived the idea lha tie m,Di'
were the very salt of the earth md
listened 10 the complaints Of cor'a'
them relative to the doincs Q! II f.,
wilder characters, who did no. t'o''
TO their Fraternity. Here is iii" TO-.
which he posted in the most con.!
uous place in the house.
"Iook Here The following :.
of order will hereafter be- observe.
this llotes :--Mcmbcrs Of the A.''
bly, will go 80 the table first aai
gentlemen afterwards.
After reading it over he d,dr'l ,."
ly like it. 1t didn't say anything ao"-
rowdics and blackruards 50 a> to ta-
ton them particularly he a'doi;
"Nota Bcnc, rowdics and bla,bg.a
will please not mix with the mcm.c'
for it i, hard to tell one from The o"'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

A CCRIosITY.-Whilc Gov. Brown
was in Key West, he was presented by
Hon. A. Patterson, with miniature
bust Of Gen. Washington, found ten
years ago, in the ncighborhood Of Mr..
Paltcrson's premises, imbeddcd in the
limestone which forms the island. The
bust is Of marble, and is evidently the
work Of master. The expression j.
said to he identical wilh that Of the e.
nous statue Of Washington at Rich
mond, allowed 10 be the best likeness in
existence The little bust Is in per-
feet c'ate Of preservation nIl the deli,
cate chisseliing in the plaiis Of rufiled
shirt remaining IA sharp and well dc.
fined a. ever, aud the marble without
, discoloralion. Across the shoulders j.
inscribed the word "Washington"--a
spelling which seems 20 indicate an Iial
in. ,ripin. IN the same pot, two In.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

Thirty-siy individuals arrested on
the line Of the Michigan Central Rail.
way for robbery, and all kinds Of or
gained yii!any, have hal their nam.
her increased By nine making in all
fortyiiyc every one Of whom has been
indicted by Grand Jury, On cyi-
dcucc which is understood to have
been perfectly conclusive Of their
gnil,. The Detroit Tribune, Of the
18th, which contains this news, is IN.
formed that six or seven otter Per
sons had been arrested, and were e
be brought in that night.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08

An attorney il Dublin ha,in, died
exceedingly scr, a sAillin. sub.cri2-
ton was set or foot to lay the cz.
lc,se Ct bis funeral. Mo, Of the al
,orncys anl barii,;c7s having sub
scribed, one Of them applied to Toler,
afterwards Lord Chef Justice Noy
bury, expressing Is hope IA,t h
would also subscribe Lip shilling. -
'"oaly 4 shilling" saii To.cr. "ou!l
= shilling to bugF al attorney. lIc:,
!. "a guinea GotuIbury .ae AMI .gen
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-08
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fs1~on Friday aftcrnooa. as,,..
tlcman and lady, residents .r
were riding in a carriage round a.,
OH fertilization Of Mail,l,Lc,j a
horse took fright aud backed. n,,i
the carriage, mma.cs and horse u"',
over the edge, causing the 1,,I ~.
the lady and horsc most ns.aoI-
me gentleman cscaIcl With q Ill.
brnl,c, The name Of the Aly NJ.
Sarah Churchill, aged .s.a. !.
years. Her neck Was lroAcn l.. .
fall Boston Atlas. "