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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

AK. WAKKEN IS CONTIDENTTALLY IONsULTkB
~ Diseases Prom eighteen practice. three -
which we're in hospital DR. W s enabled :. snar.asss
speedy without See his diploma In his once
No. Mott street. adjoining Chatham with ths arr
In and medicine this country producsA
nR MORRISON is CONSULTED CoSrIDESTIAIlI
~ certain diseases which he treats without
Recent few days Thirty years prsssss
enables him debility &c. FROM sell assss
See his London diploma In his once. 2AS rulsao
street N. B.-No Zee till cured.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
A Proclamation by the Gov. for
ADAY PUBLIC THANkSGIvING.

Acknowledging our dependence On Al
mighty God, and sensible Of our da-
~ to ascribe unto Him the tribute of
Praise and Thanksgiving for every
manifestation of His goodness TO u.
Individually, and rs State, it seems
peculiarly appropriate, not only that
we should call to mind His hourly,
daily and common blessings, and
praise Him for The same, but that
We should set apart a day in which
all the people OF this State might
unite in expressing their dependence
on God and their gratitude for all
Iii. merces At the close OF the
year, when the harvest has been
gathered in, it has been usual for tie
people TO assemble in the places set
apart for public worship 10 express
their ,hankfulness for the blessing.
bestowed on them, and remember
the obligations laid on them by the
Almighty, in graniin. those olcs-
siags:
have, therefore, thought proper to
appoint, and do hereby appoint,
THURSDAY, the FOURTH DAY
Of DECEMBER NEXT, to he Eel
apart as Il day Of PuELIc THANKS.
GIVING AND PRAISE, 10 be observed By
the people 0: this State with such so.
lemnilies and such festivities as be.
comeIh a Christian people and Christ
ian State.
| request ministers and people O.
every denomination 10 assemble in 'lleil
places Of public worship, and viii
heart. Of gratitude and love dcvoully
acknowledge their dependence on Al
mighty God, confess ,li:ir sius ant
J transgressions, eNerci-e deep reprint
ance tor the saint, mp!ogc lis forgive
ncss, and render 10 i!im thanks thai
Notwithstanding. our sins, His bOunlifu
care and providence has been manifest
ed in all the dispensa'lons measure,
oul that He has preserved us from
4, pestleAce, famine AID war; that H.
has prospcred the interest Of agricul
!ure. and caused the carth 10 yield !
! plentiful produce tia, He has favore,
the enterprise and industry Of All gu
citizens in IAcir lawful emp!,yncnis
and j.. their moral, social and domestic
relations and especially, thai He La
continued 10 use the Gospel Of salvation
given by His sou, notwithstanding on
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

NEGLECT nj is p,ccepts AMI commands.
IN ,r~ at tlcsu mcrc,cS, let us eater
into His gates with thanksgiving. md
into His court. With praise, be thankful
unto Him and bless His name: lei us
ask His tlessin. on our schools, scadc.
mics and colleges, and on all the irs,'lu-
iicns designed 10 promote the literary.
social and religious interests 81 The
people Of this State. and Of the United
States and that lie would prosper all
enterprises for the dissemination OF tho
Gospel TO the destitute parts Of our land
and of foreign lands, until the blessings
ol Christianity are extended from the
river TO the ends Of the earth And
let us cn,rcat Him that lie wuulI cause
both rulers and people to act IL the
fear of God and under sense of ,l,rir
accountability to lIim,----Io remember
their relations 10 each other in the
SAFE, and that neither transgrcN the
duties, rights. privileges or immunilt,
OF the other, and that all may be con.
dncted as not 70 forfeit the priv lcgcs DC
'owcd on them by the Almighty, OF
provoke Him TO withdraw His favors
and may we be prepared TO receir,
whatever manifestations Of mercy OF
goodness He may blink proper to gram
/ us
, Given under my hand, and the seal o
! The State, Al Montpelier, this Ersl da,
November, in the year Of our Lor,
one thousand eight hundred and ih,
one. and on HE Independence OF til,
U.itcd States The scvpuiv.six,h.
CllAS. Il. WILLIAMS.
RY THE GovErNca.
Il. i. ANDREWS, SECRETARY.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
ELECTION IN MASS.

The re.ul, Of the election IN Massa-
chnsc,ts !, in accordance with the fears
expressed Ivy us two weeks since. Mr..
Winthrop lack, sonc I or 5000 OF Il
mai. over the coalition vote, tho Iii,
plurality over the ID mocraric canli
date i, nearly 2I,00) and over the free
soil candidate about $1,000. Neither
party has maj. in either branch Of til,
Legislature and when the va 'ancic,
come to be filled on the fourth Monla,
it is quite probable that the Whiy- ma,
sccurc sufficient power to elec, Mr.
Winthrop. With this hope We res, fol
The present. We are sorry to see tia
Mr.. U'inthrop', maj in Boston is jot
less than was given for Gov. lIrisg
las. year. Whether these 800 vote
wen, to save III: Union or not We d,
not know.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
THE DEFEAT OF JVDGEExLLO

The rancor Of Wing Wnnkcrism ha.
AT lcngIIi Invaded the hitherto sacred
precincts Of TIE i',u"h. Jul." Kellogg
~ strong man, anI oic OF free and rle.
waited principles. has bccn stru ck down,
and P'crpoint l.ham, n Webster man.
been PIT in his place. What say the
prople o. Fcrnon, to that %. W
Freeman.
Last year the rahcor Of wing hun.
stri.m gave to The Democracy three OF
the seven Judges elected by the Legis-
lature, and it has dohe the .ame This
year. This 'rancor of wing U'rnker.
ism has removed Il Democrat from tive
Supreme Beech, and supplied hi, tace
with wing. 1t has removed whig
from the bench in this District and
placad democrat in his stead. Ii is
universally allowed that Judge Kellogg
ably and honorably fulfilled The dutic.
of his office. and wing Lunkcrian' mrv
cr brought the charge Of i'conre'cncy
, against him. AS a man opposed in
politics to - Naj Of those who placed
him on The bench, his conduct has hecl
open. fair and nncxcer;iona!'l-. n, it'll: /
Judge Kellogg nor judy" Bennett wcr,
removed for political sins, or h,cnmpe'
tcncy. local feelings and wishes ex
iNins in the neignborliood Of these men
procured heir removal. We see ne
occasion in al! hi, for the Frs.mta FL
shoulder his musSct. - ~ Aijans
Messenger.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
Conimi',,i'onsrs Noucr

We the subscribers beug 'pp"'h'' -
the Hon Probate Count flr ia" ''i'''
F,.fhaYen, commissioners 10 Fet''''' "a
me and ad lusi all claims and drn'a"i''
the estate oil Georgr I Dte"sH' 49,
Bubtard'ou ~ said dlsirct Gtf'a'r'' y '...
sentcd insolyent. aud nS months h'"
2-,h day of oc,obef bring allowed " -,
Lvur, for that purpose, We 90 'h'fr''' /. ,
notice hat NC vii attend 10 the LuAh'n
CUR said appointment at Halls u" n'..,
La.!ton on the aeeoud "Wednesday 4"
~ aud February Erxiitom o'c!oe -'''
O'Clock + NJ, IN ,acli Of said csf' 49,.
Dated a. Uuhbssdlon, an No'fr''f -,
CHAcaCRY =. RlMsEY, C,'1a =
SlTN ST )cuH, H"''
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
LOST.

Ga the 2Sth ult.. russct Yaa,r
marked II. NJ. Easterly, checked
for Saratoga; No. Of Check 10
Said Valise Is supposed to have been
misplaced between Ral'ov. Fall. aDl
Rutland, or taken through mistake.
II contains articles Of li,,lc value to
any one EXCEPT the owtcr Any n.
formation leading TO the recovery Of
the same, will be thankfully received
and literally rewarded.
7. Al. EASTERLl
Franklin House, Ru;Hnl
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
LIiAttisI&V.

Married in IinmoulL o., Il, .'''''
by Rev. {. Parker, Mr., Wind. f,'
more Of Rutland, to Nli,, Henrietta W.
Hastings Of Iinmouih.
Al Centre Rutland On the l-'h, ''''.
Ly Rev. j. IIick,, VI :. ". bIi'' ''
Now York and Miss Lucy J4n' luz
dick Of Centre Rutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.
.4rriral Of tie Cana,lu and B1tic -
-Acctdent to Me .Neamship .Africa
kossuth IN Enylcmd.

.Aecident to tie .Sieamship .4frica.
hossuh IN Emy'md.
The ocean steamships arrived at
New York yesterday morning, oh
inst, the Cunral ship Canada and
the American ship Daltic--tAc latter
bringing FIVE days later news. jonas
Chickerins, ESD, All G. J. CHECKER,
ins, came passeuscrs in the Baltic.
The Africa left Liverpool OH tie
18th ult. the day assigned for her to
sail, and the same Night ran ashore on
Copeland rocks, OF Belfast. She 20,
Of considerably damaged, and was O,
blised to put back t. Liverpool, where
her passengers and mails were forth.
with transferred to the Clnala, which
sailed On the 18th. The Canada has
, thns made the run from Boston to
Liverpool aud back to New York IL
- days.
The news By these arrivals il OF
very little interest. ko;,sut!. lad ar
rived i'll Englanl, AMI was received
with considerable enthusiasm by tn,
people. The principle portion Of the
retlnue remained Oh hoard the Miss
issjrpi, which sailed from Gibraltcj
on the 10Th direct for New York
Nothing definite is stated Win re sar.
to the future noYcG.cnts Of kossuth
louis Lapoleon has finally succeed
ell Ia forming ! new cabinet.
Iha Queen Of England hal ieci'
81 to rroFo.uc Parliament OF the ri
i'.st.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

Nj ar Charity Schyiio sell carlaia
iani. IN the ieNn OF WheelocS. With
4 proposition ,oamenl, proviin5 liant
those lands VII ch may be sod shall
no; be excmpt from taxation; con
Cured in.
RcsJ'O'i5ns. Dy Mr.. Barrett. o
j.in, resolution that tic l3u .'int
rule be 50 amended as to read, uo
bili which. Shall have PASSED Oh. hSssc
hail te sent for concurrence 70 TIE
other, Ga ci,Acr v. Tue last two DAYS
Of lht scssioa. iu,cs, by the CONSENT
VI iao TIM Is ii tbs lucmbefs J; adol
icl.
By Mr.. Trask, That the judiciary
co nu.ite: DC iustrnc,cl % inquire IA
10 the eSI edlcnry If Amending or con
-;rl.ins sections - AMI ~ OF chai.
Il Of e :, rcla;ia. to collection Oh
IL any snit in which statute Is de
clarri upoa heretofore or hereafter
commenced, the salt shall not abasc
i, consequence of the repeal Of the
statutes hcrctGio.e ~ hereafter. with
| mo. os.iions Of amendment laid On
the the table.
Ia addition ~ an act Constituting
tic AtlauGc anl st. Lawrence Rail-
TOAD Company "A corporation wt.ii
this State lasscd--ycas l32, nay:
50.
. The animal report Of .hc Adiutaat
and Inspector General Vas received
and referred to the committee on Nil
i;ary Affairs.
Mr. Rose called up tie bill rc!at
ing t. International, literary and sci
entliit exchanges, Nhic! was reloi tee
, by the commi;ten on Education, viii
amendments, prof osins to repeal chal
, 5 Of Tie CS, and dcsi snatins the Ii
brarian as the officer cx oiiicio in re
lati"n to exchanges bctwctn III
States, who shall receive So le
o anlu.n for such service !; amendment
adopted add sd reading ordered.
i, Mr.. Crawford called up the bill re
., la,ins to the school fund, which wa
:. reported by the committee withon
, any expression of opinion. This bjI
=, proposes to divide this fund anon;
. the several school districts. by pay
ing to each s. for the purchase q
maps, books, &c. Mr.. Barrett cal
cl for the reading Of The law Of 1916
, which abolishcs this fund and order
y the same to be transferred asthe proI
!, crty Of the State and to be arrropr
= ated to pay the debts Of tue State
i Mr.. BARLOW moved to amend b
~ striking out all after the 1st section
~ which authorizes the Treasurer Of tn
- State to collect all money due til
= school fund. Mr.. Barrett move
e the bill be dismissed, aud after sol.
~, discussion it WAS ascertained that til
a n motion could not be entertained,
no the same motion had once heen ma
w. and rejected. After considerable al
Nv cussion The bill was laid on the tail
w. w. Mr.. llubbell called up the bill a
w.. thorizing the business of banking,
" moved tho same be laid on the tabl
- and be made the special order f
-, Monday. Adj.
a. HOUSE.
al Petitions referred. OF G. B. H.
he rinyton and others, of VIM. Y. r.
2v ley and others, Cor bank at Rattan
of to the committee on banks.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
THE SEA SERPENT TAKEN,

The Saco Union tells about a sin
sullr sea monster captured "a, sea, q.
bout twenty miles from that place.
IL i, described as hayin. head like
porpoi,c, shatk's teeth, fins like :,
whale, and tail resembling a lizard
tie is sixteen feet long, and when Ia.
ken weighed 500 pounds. His skin
has been s,ufie1 aIl is now on cxhibi.
i'm.
GLoKlors NEWS rRnn WIsCoNslS.
THk STATE hrDrlMrp "A despatch
from Milwaukee, dated Oil, inst, SANS
- The election ia 'lis State has re.
>ul,.,i IN llic chpice Of l.. G.. Farnei.,
Wig for Governor, aud Cob. IInahe 5,
'dso Wing, fur Lieut.. Governor. -
I. A. uphan, iorme.ly MAJOR OF Tia,
! n.y. Mas 'hc opposing candidate f,I
NuNLILVi.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
Dividends ! {.

INTEREST DivlDEADS rn &c : ~ 90
j tho Rutland 1. burlington ke''i''1 ~
porltion, bought and sold W ,
THOMAS j. i.OBbfth
No. 3, sler chants EIrnnD.e u .''''
ig,r SHtd, BOHe". .,l.,
Nov. 70, isji,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

IL The only Mr.. Bristo! in Poulney
desires Us to say that he is nelher lot,
: kill run away with, nor stolen us
stated 10 our paper Of two or three
weeks .iDee--lut that Le is still 10 b,
found ia hi; accustomed place.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
TIE rrpsal Of he H1Jeas Corpt

Tie rfDFal e he H15eds Corpus
.ic'.-'Wcbster K Fillmore, to be
sr.c lave commanded it," says the
Fireman. The bill for its repeal
was Introduced b. Democrat, and
tic leading Free Demncrlt of the
House yo,ci in committee fo- irs re-
peal. Do Webster and Fillmore
ccmmant the liemocrr-y:
ness,hger.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

! ,e na,sc y. ,bc scu,l missing MAJ
We have haw soisoiion snl it L. "i
Hul. con>,ruercr. us When las, heard
Of lie was making tracks and has per
haps new name b. fore this.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

NKw JERSEY LLGI-LATiEI.-!''
next Legislature Of New Jersey VA
stand rs follows: Scr-to--, vms.,
Is dtmocrats. Assembly "l','
10 democrats a democratic gaa 90
tho former Of 3, AMI ia the laser !
10 members.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

c. Yen are one o. DE t'oo. Ia
a rude boy thu other day, TO aver, oA
man from the country. No. replied
the man OF gray hairs. ! AN iurla.
an Juncs--,hc NlnoIs live mike .ol
A halt from me, on The cross road H..
boy went hi. way whi':!in.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

fw.~l In our last VIC gave an ac.
count Of the sad accident on the Pas
snmrsic Railroad. The Caledonian
in giving full particulars in reference
to this occurrence says:
Mr. Buttcrlicll was found to be
alive, bat deeply covered by wood,
salt and other heavy articles. He
conycrsca nationally, and gave dircc-
tons how to let off steam, Sc, but
Jhc watct continued to wear away
tao earth, the wreck gradually sunk
and bearing upon him SO heavily.
that he died in about 1 l i hour after
the catastrophe. When inquired of
where Thomas was, Buttcriftl1 re-
pliel that he was upon the other side
OF the boiler, and dead Their DO.
dies we're found, onc each side Of
the boiler with tAeir legs hanging
over the end, jannncd UP agaiut the
boiler by the tender and car. Thorn.
as body was very much bruised, his
leg brkcn and burned; Butte,tell also
was badly burned. The door Of the
fire box was found open, and it is
supposed they were firing NJ at the
tune OF the accident; Although help
was speedily obtained, and every ct.
fort made to oytricate the uufortun.
ate sufferers, their bodies we're not Ia
ken out until about ii o'clock the
next day. 1t was only by beginning
at the rear Of the wreck, the cars be-
ing piled one upon anothe: so as tc
make it necessary, that they could
be reached.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

A Greek n'ni'l,n being a,krd "11
fortune she would sing her Husband
replied, - | will bring him wiM go''
cannot purclnse--a hear, nn.po0rd.
and virtue without sian--ah'rb i'oi
that discarded to ~. from Hr l2.e' ..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

If We sec Ivy The Albany Register
that DR.. \. L. Woodward Of whitehall
son Of the late Prot. Woodward oi
Ca,tleton, has been appointed House
Physician TO the AlbSny city Hospital
Wo bids fair TO rival his father rcruta.
ton.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

TThe New York Herald h4n,
from Washington iba! treaty, il.D
the King Of the Sandwich I'snl', .
been forwarded TO that city, III aver {!
their annc.a alton 10 the l'uiicd STATES
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

si'iie in his look, TO which H.. 5...
OF his voyage ros improbyLl, c..,t1,
ted.
AL, geihcr, hc give. one II, ;i...s
man ct thought rather than = mo-,
action there IL n speculative s,rini.
face, mingled with some d, srcc or c..,
sn,ho'y, Which would maxi hin, =.
>isionar. or ,lcoi.,ic,d .ril,n,i.,l..
~ than Tor great leader or -.d,;.
lie mas plainly a,,i,cd N i,L ....
fro,k coat, with hire sir hr,i1 q, !,
back ard edges, and wore q r.r',.''
lo"'crowmtd 'Cnn.c t.h hat it.,,,'
kos.nb, Who seemed il d,l.eo,. l,.lT.
stood beside lie, chil,i,p. I.,,..
Louis. boys. and VIII slmor, ,,,,
The eldest about !, he ycuns,N ~,l
was dressed a simply =, lri lul.l
Some hre-!oosirg Fellows, mai,i,a IA
J Tho bard, in braided u,,us,, r,r.
4 lorrged about tie decks, rG,u ,roh,''
ms indeed possibly ,1,jr la),r r.,l,
done. had suffered, no darit, a,S.r
( deaf from sea sickness.
! THE EMrHtNr tcuNits A.
tacncd to tie A'cnsee,ie Of MAy,v. !
4 Go. and Herr DricSlacA. d
LcnoN in this county GA Sas.',
Columbus is said TO lavc been the
largest aud most ,aiuat,s v.,,.l
in ohe United States. IT. Is .n,y..
ed to have been 100 wears eia
His weight vas five TONS AND aa..,..
ued at Sr5 Geo.
The menagc.ic rcfcmel t, w.. n
Pittstield on the ith nit. sad p,
hibltcd in Adams Tie }ay rrrv.rus --
When crossing oup Of the a..cams IN
that town, the bridge gave vag, aad
the clcrhan; VAS ,rccil iatcd sno
fifteen fee, into the water. TIE H..
, jury received in consequence Of ,hc
accident is SAID a. lave caused h,
, death. The onrevs have PROSECUTED
; tho town Of Adams FOX damaec:. 49,
, Plttsfcld Sun.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

MISSISSIPPI ELEcIioy.- We ha''
returns fron u conrtic6 vA.ch -.'.'
Footc majority Of 300. liz ''s'.
ton il considered certain.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13
rs jt>hATiIE. l..
SENATE

-, ,.,.,,;, .,l s. Lawrence Raj.
r'1i C9n17ny a corporation "'1'""
tds Sal, n2a in.ac 14e $500 !,
,cf 70; Tacs iay hc1t >. ~ . Goes. .
HtslgHs9D. By Nc n9-"''''i
tat committee oi lW' 'e''"''', B
AJAX ;isee Representatives he 'sise''
IL iaxc la'o consideration, ana reP'i.'
iis tos b M a4f'itn'ea'; "''r'f''
TIE senate fa.se the II re'a'i"s
t, n. Frsm"r; iiisioncai a"i hni .
qgiriAr S,;lct,, AMI relating T. me .
r.'.ts cfcc't1ia MAn !euai is''+ 10
tbs ,osnof Em2re.
b. Mr. DsNe.'. from ihs cl-a"'!'tee
a.. Kpai'.ia favor Of the s'.I III aidi.
,,a h tie Il 'iinlI aud " ntlehaII
I,uroa Company 70 bnltl Branch
Road; or'er' 20 u rcain:
iiy Mr. Eastman. 10 n the commit
=, o. finance. recommending ihe
oloY.!,a g. The resolution dtrceii"G
me Secretary Of >;'te TO procure '"r
r;inin- Of 800 coics .! the con'll
.l,ion of the STATE; s'o?'ed.
rms 'n'rod4rrt and r,'''rfa -
From the hoa'c, IN a'iht''a % =
act constituting the NUAn;'c sun -
Lawrence Klllrold COMPANY a coz.
,ora,ion withiu this State ordered
Va lie and made the stcciai order Oh
1ncsls5 mornius next at ! o clock.
Altering the names Of certain persons
,heirln named t, tho committee On
Finance Repeating Sec IS, chap
C-S. relating to elections; TO ,hr
commiltec on Elections.
In al ,iiion t. chap - & $, r>la,.
in. u ,,n,c. Of Fence Viewers; 20
committee on Agriculture
Tb. E;ll ineor,,r,tin, the Dor.c,
R.l,.oul aud Marble Manufacturing
Comnony. was taken 40 aud on mo.
tion Of Mr. Bachelor. committed 10
Senator for amendment, making
the at subject to fntare legislation !;
aacadcd and passed yeas II, nays 4.
,
Hcl3
Bile refc,yr3 ~ Mr. Woodland
To- rcucal All acts r,oyilinr for CON
,cnsa,io, 10 tbe militia 70 IN, com
mite. on Military Aeairs. By Ne
Lord to incoroorate the Stamford
and p,,1sh, ro' mink road Co.: t,
the committee On roads. From th,
Sn,,to rel,.;,,t, SAVINGS Ranks
The nrcs;,lcnt and directors oc sucl
h,nl. sl,u ,nalo an annual rc,o,t ~
,,nso h,,ls Which sh,,, bo axorn :,
nv tho nre.;Jcnt and treasurer anf
he published IN tho rcport Of tn,
Ana;,o, &C Accounts &C. 70 IN
,nmn,;,.,. on p,nL, Rv Mr. Now
:, r,nc,l ~ ec.s rol,,;,o IA rho cam
,cr.a,;,n ,run;fn1o m1;,;, 70 o,tc
,bn s,l,ry of ,bs Chatter Master Ger
.rol .nJ IF tho 4 J;rt,r, ami ;us,.c
,,r C,rorJ .ni rrov;j;n, H..
,L.,, ne;,o.s .l,l, ha .,ao,ad :, Il,
s,.na WV a. ,h, U,;,.1;or Gon.r,
W ~" W. ~ 's7S'''S'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

CURA MATTERS. Washington,
Nov. T. 1t is rumorcd thai despatch
cs have been received 6y Spanish le.
gation in tlli; city, stating that Span
only require; a salute to her nhg, by
the L. ). to forget the Insult oftrcl
to her coSsul at New Orleans, AMI t,
set the American prisoners free.
y letter o. acceptance Of the lEa.
wanna Consulship has been receive
from judge Starkcy.
4 letter received here says, that
Mr., Thra:hcr's dungeon, in Cuba, i,
50 wet and unwholcsomc, that 10 mal
can survive a months confinement il
it. It also charges that Consul Ow
en- made charges to the Captain Gen
cral Of Cnba q 5ainst Mr.. Thrashcr. a,
sorting thathe had propagatcd libels
Sc, to procure lis recall. Thyashcl
being an applicant Cox the Coasals!.io
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

tsx- Col Fitz'.cury Warren, q a.
sistaut 7. NJ. General. Viii after tt'e
18th inst, exchange sItualoI'' sit"
Gen. Jacobs, the prcso't Fr'. A.
si3tant =. II. General.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

EEnArA.-!n our nolirr Of the Farm
ers Mutual ln.. Co last week the Il :.
urcs made rs say that the amount in
sured in the Merchants and Mechanics
class il already IA, lG2 90, whereas
they should say 447.l62,0o.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

MIGHTY CuTN.--Two cotton wagons
meeting ON The road to Augusta, Gcor.
gia, the following Dialogue took place
between the drivers:
What's cotton in Augusta says The
one with u load.
Cotton, says the other.
Tile inquirer. surprising himself not
to be understood, repeats
What's cotton in Augusta:
1t, cotton, says the other.
Il know that says the fist. hut
what is it -
Why says The other tell 20 il is
cotton? Cotton i. cotton in Augusta,
and every where else that ever | heard
Of
Il know that AZ well as you,' gays the
first. But what does cotton bring in
Augusta 2
Why it bring nothing there, but
every body brings cotton
Look here says the frs, WAGNER,
with an oath, you had better leave the
State; for I'll be whipped if you don't
know too much for Georgia
.~-----~---.-
! PERSONAL AprEAntNCE or KOS
sUrH lie stand. about . feet niche.
NJ height, has slight and apparently
not strongly kni, frame, and is Little
round shouldercd. His face is rather
oval; pair OF bluish.gray eyc', which
somewhat reminded me Of O'ConneI!' 4
in expression, well set beneath a iuli
and arched brow, gave AN animated AID
Intelligent look 10 His counicnancc. -
Hi. forehead high and broad, i. deeply
wrinklcd, and time has ust begun "a
grizzle head Of straight dark hair, and
10 leave u bald spot behind. lie haas
not got the true Hungarian nose, but il
il fair, weil-formed feature. such a,
French passport would describe nj
moyen thick niousiachc nearly coy
err. his mouth, except when he speak
or smiles, and unites with beard and
whisker in a full flock Of dark hair, fall
ling down from his CHA III. portrait
are singularly unlike him in either per
son or expression. Whether from hl-
recen: captivity or from constitutional
causes, there IS somehow an air 0. las
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-13

Petitions referred. OF c. y. liar,
rington and others, of VIM. Y. Rip
ley and others, Cor bank at Rutland;
to the committee on banks.