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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-12

A terrible earthquake visited ""
paraiso. & in the neighbo'Ins c''h'''
Oh the 2nd, destroying a great 'n'|
o. property, and scvera! lives
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-12

CT Nine persons convicted o. - :,
der aud condemned to BE- huos' a''
in the Tombs, New York
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-12

Asr'HisuIsG E.cArr. \ little boy ii
Worcester, aged iye year, attempted ic
sap . hal c,Lacc,el Nth steam engine,
waica was making i5D revolution, per min
u'e Tie hrlc fellow, throwing ii, apron
around i. "a =. ugtAcn his hold, Vas thu,
qu,c&!y bound ci3-c to tie slan, and ear
ric'l aroan4 with j, luy about thee minute,
before the alarm colIi be given and the
,,canl On anotAe. bujidiugj shut of The
place sas very marrow there being les,
than f1gl;eea inches Of room, either alb We
or below the sAaft, yet astonishing 10 relate,
the eu,erpri'.ng- ynuag,ler Wa taken out
~ .'h NJ .sr.'Is injury
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-12
NEW York. June 3. 1881

Only n few days ago, the uront eour.
Ter Of June made our streets vocal with
The lorg-drnwn-out cry OF Rad.ssche.e
ssc
And now the harbinger. of summer
are rnriching the morni ns air with in
Vulnerable EXPLANATIONS Of tina, luxur
Luus " nd
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-20

letter and spirit of that instrument. In permitting
one portion of the Union to appropriate entirely to
itself vast country, acquired by the blood and
treasure of all the States, you have made a wide
gap in that Constitution, into which the wedge of
northern aggression has been inserted. Soon the
requisite pressure will be applied, and that sacred
covenant be severed in twain. What then viii be-
come of the Union We shrink from looking
down that precipice
1t is no modification, to us at least to find our
selves in a minority in defence of the doctrine of
States Rights,-of the power, rights and interest
of that section where our lives have been passed
Whilst attached to the Union sincerely, those
who cry aloud their devotion in the highways, we
shall never abandon those noble principles, by
recurrence and devotion to which, this Union has
already been more than once saved the princi-
pies OF the sovereignty of the States,-the sacred
ness of the Constitution and the limitation and
reduction of the powers of the Federal Govern
ment-N o. Delta.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-20
Great Exhibition of ls5l-The Cctton Feature

One of the most important departments of the
great Exhibition is that which is devoted to cotton
1t is not particularly attractive to the hasty obser
yer, and is passed with indifference by many
But not so with the careful inquirer, the states
man, the manufacturer, and the political econo-
mists Millions of human beings on both sides OF
the Atlantic, are dependent, directly or indirectly,
upon the growth and manufacture of cotton, and
an amount of capital truly is invested in
this business, in all its various ramifcatons. The
following account of the British importations and
exportations, connected with the cotton manufac-
ture in the year 1850, is taken from official sourc-
es, and will convey an adequate idea of the vast
magnitude of this branch OF industry
Imports-Raw cotton, 1884, 793 cwt.; cotton
yarn, 9C5, 966 lbs of the declared value of f97,
562 cotton manufactures not made up-East In
dia piece goods, 176,01o pieces, of the value OF
f68, ,933; other articles TO The value OF f297, l76
cotton manufactures wholly or in part made up, tc
the value of f14,315 xports--Foreign and CO.
Ionlal annfactures-cotton manufactures moi
made up--East India piece goods, 145, 895 pieces,
of the value of f58, 493; other articles TO the
value of Eos, $50; of cotton manufactures Who'll
| " or in part made up, to the value Of E25, 667
cotton yarn, 777,9 ,957 lbs, to the value OF G81,-
IOI4; British cotton manufactures, Exclusive O
lace, patent net, sewing thread, and stockings,
/, 357, ,238, 837 yards, TO the value of eco, 582,
i 15O: other descriptions, to the value of G236,
ora cotton warn, 131 ,433, 1853 lbs, yolued a
E6, $50, ,948.
The quantity of raw cotton consumed IN tn
cotton manufacture of Great Britain IN the yea
1850 was 584 900. 900 lbs.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-20

AN EXHIBITING SCESE.--A few days since, on
board steamer from Memphis 10 Cincinnati was
a very large crowd of passengers. Our attention
was drawn to the unusual number of passengers
focking below on deck: with the captain and two
or three officers Of the boat we Joined the crowd
in search of an incident to drive away the monoto
nv of a steamboat trip Arriving at the spot
which seemed the centre of the excitement,
found man in quaker like attire. sitting upon
LARGE chest, declaring that il should not be broker
open unless they killed him. Soon from the chest,
as il in distress, was heard voice apparently of
colored person.
LET me, out had rather 60 back to master
oh, merct ] can't stay here any longer
Look here, my friend, says the captain.
you'll have TO get off that chest
'1'll be darned if [ do, he replies
"Oh, dear let me out, let me out" came dis
tinctly from the chest, if in apparent suhoca-
ton.
s'Mate," said the captain, 'brng some men.
take that person of that chest and break. it
Open"
The person showing fight, was seized by the
passengers, all believing he was carrying OF Dir.
! Darkey contrary TO law made and provided
The mate seized an iron bar and forced it between
| the lid and the body OF the chest.
/ .sOh, don't! you'll kill me- says the stifed
voice; Il want to get out; want to go back; oh.
! dear l shall die
Hold ont few minutes longer. says good
natured philanthropc person, stepping up, you
shall soon be released.
i Quite intense feeling was now raised in the
crowd, when the mate forced off the lid and
came off the chest, unesrthly, demoniac laugh
came from the old clothes with which il was fll-
ed, and sign or appearance of any living thing.
Amazement appeared on the coun eaances OF the
before angry but now bewildered lockers on. We
were shortly after let into the mystery BY the CAP
tain, who informed us of what he was before a
ware, but had forgotten, that the iaimitabe Ven
triloquist, the sFakir OF silva, stood By. an sr
parentlv anxious spectator Of he procss5izes
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-20
NUMBER "a.

Donaldson to Mr.. Greer. 1t is frank, and can
did, and open as the day. So far from needing
explanation, it IS the key to the whole cores
pondence. His views are consistent with his pro-
gramme, and his purpose is promptly Defined
Whether he and his friends have commenced at
the right time, or in the right way, not, the fu-
ture will determine. Their plot, ike that of King
Henry, may be a very good plot, and their army
may be as good, though can only apprehend
mischief from too much reliance on their free sod
Inercenaries'' %
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-09-20

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The New York herald., 1851-12-06
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

DAY's SPRING SHANK CLOG ovERsaoE-THE
~ arpreoiating author of New York by Gas Light
thus spesk Of this valuable discovery Of Mr. Day,
y CoftAndt street III 10 possible 10 describe the
The hghtres the olinging elegance Of this ovcrshoeas
mach surerorto all others a. the magnetic telegraph
ouetoatmau bag BY the Introduction OF spring the
middle O the .oe the quarters Of the shee made
Is held closely and lovingly TO tho footadaptins itsf
every curve, and fpringing back every
The heel 10 made with high firm counter thst slight
touch with the grger At the top viii, be given with
out sopg white Kid set tbs sloa free IL drops on
medstey In putting merely set the into
and adjust the heel piece by gentle tension Of the spng
and ht-thus avoiding the perpprinr rgio
and hateful scramble 90, into pair
shiored rubbers In churches theatres railroad
cars sns other .ees where one must ely Or time and
wishes bis feet not too the clot irvaluab
invention account Of the ease Of putting of and
short for all that large elass embracing three Of
population Of cities. who aspire TO
eessnoc ard in the day Of life,
the Spring shank Clog 0vsshoe Is invention Of the
positive and real value Especially ought the lSies-to
Who MT Day chivarousy devoted the hope Of vhoss
approval has stimulated his happest intprston-to
thankful to him for this newest graceful every
wsy most admirable OF his schievements which rescuss
their pretty feet from deformity and At the ne
bes them 70 project their precious Lives from The
rigorous climate.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

Mursr, Escvpaor.-The IIoyt Guards Senior Capt
Henry King, Of New York, marched through Fulton
street Thursday morning the City Hail. where four
tQueen line Of stages held in readiness to carry
thsm to A. X Gnberts Mount Prospect Hotel, ninth
Fsrd) for the purpose Of target practice They nun
otrsd in all about forty men, and accompanied By
shetons brass band beautiful wreath of artificial
dtwers, presented to the company by the Arm Of O.
fhompon Co, Cherry street, was suspended TO the
target. The prizes silver goblet, lined With gold
ssiyer lever watch gold pen asd pescil and sqi
The iiousesmith Guards, comprising the workmen EN-
ployed IN Coweus Iron Railing Mandatory, Centre
took stages at the City Hail. and proceeded 70 the
Place for like purpose The company numbered about
thrty musks's, snd presented good appearance Dod
Tie Union Ferry Guard, of Brooklyn, commanded By
Capt Colirs proceeded 20 Re Hotel JAmaica also
men in ;he employ Of the Union Ferry Company, and
turned cut in strong force numbering sizty three mus
Seis The Brooklyn Comet band Old the music.
FnEprssIMts1 W Np-At smestipg of the member,
o the Fire DepsEtntn ut Fund Association at Firsmens
Bal en- "wednesday evening the flowing officers
caHfSei of fMechaSc's Hose Go. No 2 Vice President,
wm A. Walker ef Atlantic Hose Co. No 1. Secretary,
c Msorehouse, Of Clinton IIook and Ladder Co. Ne
Treasurer, Henry A. Moore. Of Engine Co No. IL,
Collector, james Young.
B.tL rHr Brytrrr cr DISABLE PiRE1rv.-The
members Of Protector Engine Company No. o, gave n
GRIND bell on "wednesday night last, at Gothic Hall,
which vss numeropsly attended by both sexes and all
passed o peasanty to the participants in the dance
which was kept up with urhsgying interest until the
short hours In the morning The proceeds Of this occa
sen are TO be appropriated for the relief Of the families
OF those members who were injured by collision while
returning from n TIRE some time Ia November last
THr THayEsenIye DiNNER TO rHr CHuDprv oF rHr
BRootIvN ORPHAN ANLUM The Board Of Managers OF
this iDstuton exprefs their ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the
citizens OF Brooklyn or the bouniful contributions pre-
rented to the children Thanksgiving Day. The
Of sec collected for them among the members of
Plymouth Church besides other contributions from
cus sources were received amounting In the aggregate
70 sS2 81 cash. satisfactory amount Of provision
and clothing was also received, which will enable the
msnsgers Of the ssylum 10 meet the Indictment
With their household Of l5o persons well fed well warm
cd an well clothed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

HEART RENDGNe AccTDEnT.-A heart rend-
ing and fatal accident occurred the Toronto Bay
Tuesday the 18th November whereby four Of oireps
Daniel Lewis (blacksmith) Samuel Pearssll, (black.
smith Halliburton (tanner and Low lost their lives
1t sppssrs that en- Taesdsy morning. the above named
persons left their homes to go duck shooting the
ispd They remained there until sfter six O'Clock
when they entered their skf and proceeded homeward
bit sad to relate reached the opposite shore On
the following morning person who went in search ofths
unfcrtunate men discovered skf near the mouth OF
the Don, bottom upwards shortly Afterwards he CD
served their bats and caps lying upon the edge Of the
beach, and owl which they had shot and tied round
the legs with silk handkerchief The alarm given
snd every means for the recovery OF the bodies
sey set on foot but up TO yesterday noon without
oess tits said they all married ren, aud have
left fan Les Of youns ehidren T6ry,S( CsYeis) Pssg
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

BowERr THxArar-Fhe entsrtanmsnts vbiob v.,.
given here last evening proved highly attractive that
They eons ous de ds'T E.ss as
NY Poor Dog Tray" all OF whioh are cast to the full
strength OF the company
BROADWAY TnEArRE-The receipts OF this evening ara
for the benefit Of Mis- Clarke formerly Of the OLYMPIC
theatre The pieces selected are Ladies Beware The
ssnislIon With the comedy of the frsh Ion Rs
member Miss Clarks's benefit this evening.
EIBLo's GARDEN This evening Madam Msrzetti takes
her benefit when It expected her many sdmirsrs viii
pieces embraces the Chinese psntoniims OF " Kim-Kan
and the grand spectacle of "Mazulm which has drawn
large audiences"
pieces which has given to this house such character for
dramatic fame again offered this evening The enter.
aad will terminate with the amusing sketch called, the
"Pirst Night"
NAIIosAL TaEArsr,-Three very popular and highly
sons 81 ssu are or this evening They
Dogs" with Mr. Blanchard in the principal character;
and the entertainments will close with the piece
Jack Sheppard"
BEoucHAM'sLYcErM = Mr. H Phillips avery worthy
actor and great favore takes his benefit this evening
when three very popular pieces are The first
Is the amusing sketch called the money Markst tho
next rheresss Yow;" and the concluding feature will
be the Mountain sylphn
BARNuMs MusxuM-This extrsmely popular estsblis
moral play entitled the Soas u wsksasSS sns ths
excitement to still appears be intense for we
evening. -
bowEav vAMraIrHeATsE-sands & Co. have provided q
splendid for this atternooa and evening
The powerful equestrian corps Of Sands Co will all ap
pear together with the entire troupe OF ponies This
will be hne opportunity for the little folks.
CHRsrr's MiSsIaELs.-This inmitable band of Ethio-
plan dsneators give another of their highly popular
formances this evening
FELLOWS MiSsrHELs give their usual afternoon and
evening entertainments to-day The programme is rich
SIoprANI HALL.-Ths magnificent panorama of the
Worlds Fair Is attracting very crowded and fashion
able ssee mblsges ct this place must prove almost
mine OF wealth for its proprietor
APOLLO Rooms The Oliver Family, a very excellent
company OF vocasts and musicians give q concert at
this establishment To- night The programme embraces
many fine musical selections
Biz WILLIAM Don and the Heron Family ore playing at
Detroit.
Madame anna BisHep at Louisville on the Goth
ultimo
Mr.. DEMpsTEa is singing at Albany.
Mile CioccA is dancing ct Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Jas Hackett. the talented American come
dian, has arrived in London and will shortly appear
at the Haymarkst Theatre.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

The following letter from DR. Bernhise the delegate
from Utah, appears In the Washington Union CT Wed
netcsy.-
UxtrrD STATES HoIEL, wasHScroy, Dec. 1, 1851
TO EpuoR THE USfoN.
Upon my arrival In this city am met BY statements
in circulation injurious 10 the character OF consti
tuents and Of Governor Young Of Utah territory aud
after general inquiry which have taken the liberty
to extend to the Presdent hni them without other
authority than letter which appeared in yoar columns
stated be from "A Judicial Oicer' an1 dated Great
salt Lake City, September %, ls5l
The statements Of this letter essentially incorrect
It's usations mainly based upon persons alleged
10 have been ca upon the memory of the late President
Taylcr ny the governor the occadon Of the eesbra
ton Of The arnivtrsary Of the sh CT July Atthat oeis
bration your (aupposej) letervrier not present
not having srrived till time after the orxsni,tion
of the territory. But was present and an able 10 in
firm you upon ny evp rssponsbiity thi, ths 93vrr.
ncrs remarks uron that occasion included sriu
whatever upcp General Taylor character or Peoc ser
vices nor Ia fact any all ucu 20 him at al that can
rem,mttr The celebration was made the opportunity.
q, always has been the patriotic people OF Great Sal
Lake City fer repeatedly renewed expressions Uf tlsis
enthusiastic at,achm mt TO their beloved country
when lett Utsb nineteen days after the tsi- ~ ths
letter Go which you gave public ati,n peace ami quiet
prevailed everywhere and unbroken harmony and good
feeling between the officers Of the government aud the
people Of the territory The pacific character Of oar
people and the faternal relations which they cultivate
towards each other bad indeed. yet, eft the courts
without entry for their dockss but Governor Young
had cheerfuy scceded 10 the request on the judges ami
secretary to efx his name 70 petition 70 congress OF
which am the bearer praying for an augmentation Of
the salaries Of the territorial ocers account Of the
expense of living under our California prices
Under these and In visr Of the fact thai
no communications have been received from Salt Lake
tnce theee charges made can be expected for
some time 10 come ask that you will Be good enough 10
70 request suspenson Of public opinion upon the charges
TO which you have given circulation until further nj
more authentic Intelligence received from Utah terri.
tory
I hsvs the honor to be your obedien, servant,
JOHN NJ. BERNlIIsEL
Delegate from Utah.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06

Posrsair os KossurH -Goupil, vibert Co., No. 2s9
Broadway have just published splendid hslfensth por
ust ofths great Hungarian hero and apostle Of universal
Liberty Its correctness az portrait IL attesed BY Kos.
suih himself ard work Of art II reflects the highest
credit on the house that have published it,
TtE DscLsRArroS or ISDtrENpENct We have received
copy OF the Illuminated Declaration Of Independence
pubh.neo by hmt Sestg no 2S3 Broadway. IL II the
most beautiful bng Ct the kind we have ever seea The
ceisn T. sscsecuslJ cbsste sad unique and the work
men, .. ? = oeestdut Ii vocd maze very hanisome
TaIlct piGtUrs
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
AGE NCY.

yVoRTHINaToN O. sNErHEN CONTINUES TO
practise law in tAs supreme Court attend 10
before Csngesto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and Boards Of
patents at home and abrosto obtain
bounty landsto collect deb dividends egaoies inhe-
rtAnces In any part Of the United States and In foreign
oounresto make Of funds In stoc ks
and bond and morgsgeand TO negotiate purchase
And sale Of loans lands rghS any the
eases cemns to tho United States Supreme Cour.
PEAL Communications pre- paid Addressed W. a. sne-
then. No Carroll Place Capitol Hill Wash,ngtoa d. C.
viil meet with promps attention.
The New York herald., 1851-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

~ Ha-TAxes Tor ls6l.- Taxpayers are hereby notaed
that An addition Of ons cent viii be made all
por coat the d day Of December The Receiver would
sse upon sne sne mporssnce OF making early
must neesary follow jus. previous 70 the oeStase
ing Added The last day Of November
A!payers are particularly notified that Saturday the 9t
M bs she las: day which taEes win be received Without
he "a dtttou OF Hours for money
from o'clock. An. 70 Pm Dankabls nonsY only re-
HARVUY EA0avav ~ Tava,