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masses with whom he thrown in personal the
Hotel de Ve but be will find that is not Of universal
application he will fail in applying il by of bis
scr u peup to the millions Of France; and be may call
Louis NAroIEos good boy, and pat him the head and
say how sure he that be will keep his word and do nothing
that's naughty but predict that LoUIs will be naughty
boy in spite Of papa LANARrISKs confidence in him.
bill is before the Assembly and will probably pass ap-
propratng $751; to the establishment Of eight lines
Of electric telegraph between several important cities Of this
country The length of the proposed lines 4s miles
estimated that the keeping those lines in repair and the
working them VIII cost the annual Of sls,70 bu,
being all these routes ordinary aeslteegsph which
il is intended discontinue, and these last cong annually
more than electric tslesaphs be established there will in
point Of fact be effected considerable saving the national
treasury. tt Sei
The first experience Of the extent to which the thousand
troublesome ormaes which accompany the use Of the esc-
trio telegraph in France embaasses the public preventing
frequent and general it, fully confirms the correct
ness Of my remarks when communicated the legislative
ton relation to the subject months ago. The whole
income of the newlyesbshed lines during the first fort
night, was two hundred and three francs, (S4O coy
read in The Gazette Of the Empire, semofcial journal
Of Vienna, notice Of what purpors to be denive
relative TO the Hungarian refugees domicied
Kutayeh The Austrian Ambassador will soon declare to
them that they may 60 where they will upon condition that
they never reener any Of the Austrian States The Porte
conducts them, at its expense, to seaport where they
will embark for Europe Some ten twelve individuals
excluded from this amnesty. These exceptions include Kos
suth, bis wife, Bat,hiany, and Perczel.
Gen. DrxBIxsKI, who commanded the Polish army in
1884, and the Hungarian army at Kapona in s49. arrived
in Paris few days ago. large number Of Poles and Hun
resident in Paris Immediately proceeded TO bis hotel
to bid him welcome again TO France.
very curious and interesting philosophical experiment
has been attracting crowds the Pantheon during the last
ten days Its object is to show by Of the pendulum,
to make manifest to the eye and mind Of the most unscien
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btray in absolute space WILL by its apparent motion,
cal to him the actual motion of the globe which supports
him. When the magnetic needle which does not 10
point toward the NORTH appears to turn in one drecton is
Immediately concluded that the ship itself is veering in the
other. BY and by, when shall the plane Of oscla
ton Of free pendulum constantly deviang in certain d.
rection we shall likewise conclude 10 presence Of this pane
which should not turn that II s that turning in the
contrary direction. Upon this point then, shall be again
constrained to by reasoning the testimony Of
Upon putting the pendulum in motion, wewill COM
by establishing ourselves upon an essential
property Of matter nesthat the plane determined BY
citations canno, turn about the vertical and IT, contrary the
positive laws Of mechanics the pendulum appears to
to have movement Of rotation conomed to that Of the
lcsal sphere, will struggle against the appearance and
will apply ourselves to the ground to the objects
rounding us, this movement in opposite direction.
Al the same time behooves to acknowledge that If at
the day the experiment seems conclusive and de-
cve we must thank for it the progress Of the times In the
hands Of Copenus and Of Calico this experiment would have
only proved one perpexiy the BY reason Of the diff
Guilty they would have had in sezng the link which
Il with the movement Of the earth lis hen rather con.
sequence Of this movement than proof in support Of
disputed TRUTH that would produce here for it, which is
impossible there be yet found persons who persist in making
the sun revove around the earh s certain that for those
preudiced minds the spontaneous deviation Of the plane
oscillation Of pendulum would remain without effect But
considered simple vefca,ion this experiment has least
in It's favor the advantage Of ce execution and assured
The phenomenon develops itself calmly. fatal
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eFS OF the divided cfce 70 successVey
plane OF oscillation, which remains nvariable
This being well abIished, becomes necessary repeat
the experiment under circumstances somewhat comp
Gated So long the apparatus remains the centre Of the
table, and the table itself only upon its axis the
plane Of oscillation remains absolutely fixed. But il you
place the apparatus upon the edge Of the table, while the ia
Bile itself turning about its supposed centre. the vertical Of
the pendulum which must always be included in the plane
oscillation, becomes eccentric, and, consequently, maeri-
ally subject to Of translation which did not ex
st in the preceding This movement draws with the
plane Of oscillation, and count upon its abso
Lutte fxednes But is the plane itself going to change By
no means True, it follows the vertical in s displacement
but its direction undesoes change. If in the beginning
il was parallel of the walls Of the room continues to
be so parallel all the while that is successfully placing itself
various distances Thus acts the compass which you
transport various positions. The pivot carries with it the
needle but the needle does As for the plane Of
oscillation, the point Of suspension is is pivot It bears
along the plane Of oscillation parallel itself II is incspa
be Of causing deviation. Now, while the table revov
ing upon its supposed axis bearing along the whole apparatus
Of the pendulum placed distance from the centre, il
impresses movement OF translation the plane Of
oscillation and 10 the divided circle. More than that comnu
nicaes the divided circle angular movement which the
plane Of oscillation ressts then, take no notice Of the
movement Of translation, and we thus fall PACK upon
the preceding expermen in which we bad only 20
Of the mmoby of the plane Of oscillation and OF Inc
circle Of rotation about centre We may introduce into the
experiment yet additional complication, wnicn VIII not Dc
without analogy with the complication Of the movements OF
the heavenly bodies At the same time that the table y re-
yov;uv mon ,s axis, we may make il move around the
room la this case the point Of suspension will describe 10
nsc ;nuou. curve but without affecting the paalelsm Of
the plane Of oscillation
,rhe communication of M. FoucALT being rather
Ionr IT have translated about one-half OF it, you
wo1d perhaps, prefer that it should appear In Two
narts. will send, in three days, by Saturdays
steamer, the concluding portion, in which the ap-
naratus constructed beneath the dome OF the Pan
ibeon, in Paris, is described, and its application
made 10 demonstrate the phenomenon ofihe eaftffs
diurnal rotation. t"'
3 aiTst2.a t1i>. 4tIaesa
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NEMrmGa

In Cabot, u dysentery, September ~, Esin n.
son Of hr Juliat and Esle q uoodell aged Two yrs
and fnoglths, .'I
~ Nashua, n H., sepl. ~, ofpp,oid fever, WIN
ihFop kliif TeceHty Of DausIlls, aged 20 ysHs aud
monti,s--san u the iai6 Jacob Klls,
Ia iartoH sept ~, 0f the scarlet fever Carlos the
eldest s~lpf Cyns and hnrHaret Heath, aEnd about
u sears,
Ia Knoxville, Illinois, Aug ga,peacon David ZIG
aius 10 no 6sti year ofhs ~ ,-0Aperiy u Gov
entry, W.
iu Worcester, Me-, sept 20, Edna, A. Aason, ~
ed ivysau4 manths and gOdays daughter u Atom
20 aiid Anlla Mason formerly ~ sullivan, \. u,
La brighton hspt. ~, u consumption. Als Mary,
wife u fhrelHud ioseblnoki nFed ~ year., shu
bore hor long proincled and distressing sickness,
with christian fesgnFiiuu, Death 20 her had no
tenor, and lhe grave had losi ii' sings ealmly aii
peacefully fhe awaited the summons HAT boru bee
frUn time % eternity, She has leii large circle
eifrendA % mopni hor luss an earth, but they have
consolation, h the belioflhAt slo has gune "a hci
ret, nudn rcpdses in lhs boom 81 her saviour,
and her God, for 'ie wa Practical and con,eicn-
tious ohri'dan. Com.
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MAIL ROBBERY.

II is well known in this community, that
for long time the mail route from Burling-
ton TO Derby Line, by way of johnson, Hyde
Park, Crattsbury, &c, has been very unsafe
one for sending or receiving rrtnittaurcs OF
money through the mails. This state OF
things has been a source of great annoyance
and pecuniary loss TO many of our merchants,
and other citizens having customers or cor
respondents in that section Of the State One
of the special Agents of the Past Office depart
ment has spent some weeks in searching for
the cause fan this trouble, and on Friday
last succeeded by some "meaps aud applian-
ces" which we do not understand, in detecting
an old mail driver and, contractor by the
name OF LueiuS Clements, who is now safely
lodged in .jsi! in Montpelier, where he is soon
to be examined, before the U, s. Commission
or.
According to the facts rs we have heard
them, there can be but little doubt that this
man, with perhaps an accomplish or twdNrhas
been doing an extepsive business In purloin-
ing letters and packages, by means of mail
keywhich has enabled him 10 examine the
contonts Of the mail bags passing through his
hands, and abstract whatever he could find of
value.
The Post Office authorities are entitled to
the thanks of the community for having at
length, ms we hope and believe, rendered the
route in question what II has. not been for
years, safe and certain medium Of communi-
cation and business correspondepce.-B,T
hngt0n Free Press. ~
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ST. LAWRENCE AND ATLANTIC RAIL
RoAD.We learn of the President of this road,
That IL will be open for tiTe transportation Of
freight and passengers, next week, as far as
Melbourne, distant IS miles from the banks
of the St. Lawrence, opposite Montreal--that
the road is graded rs far as Sherbrooke TWEEN
~ three miles from Melbourne, and that the
road will be completed TO the boundary, in
the course of next season, unless in the exca-
vations TO be made, they meet with some for
midable unknown distractions, requiring a
longer time To remove them, than is at all an
ticipated by the directors. Further, that so
far as funds are concerned, they are provided
with the whole amount necessary to complete
and stock the road.--I'ortiand Arglas
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Gbt GalrhuniaH,
ST. JoHNsBuR
sATURDAY, OcTOnER Is, 1851.

Inr NV HANrsHIng STATE Fam, 81
Manchester last week, Is represented by the
newspapers NJ l,sins ezrrli,snt The amonut
ofstoek was large and the articles Of dolnes-
tic inanuiAeture, numerous, In the latter,
the display was greaterwe should judge from
the representations than 90 our State Fair,
but In atock--in numbers and quality, oonsd-
erAbly inferior, JUDGED, Vermont cannot be
beaten by any New England state, 10 ths
line,
Dapiel Webster. Senator Hale ofN H.,
with others, made speeches, The lion. NJ.
r. Wilder Of Masaachusetts, delivered the
regular address on the occasion.
The practice Of holding State Fairs is be-
coming common In most Of the northern
slates, and il y not ccrlain, 10 our mind but
il would be Will 20 abandon county Fairs,pnd
have al dc people Of single state become
competitors in State Fair lis quite pos.
siblc that the main object for which Fairs ar,
holden would be as wcll,i not better, seenrcd
in this manner a. by tho numerous smaller
Fairs, This object Is the introduction Of the
best stock, the best Of manufactures, the best
ofeycry thing, into the State and among the
people. They could be holden in different
sections of a State, and once In the coursc Of
few years almos, every body would be able
to ationd Stock il now taken upon Rail
roads to such places free, aud the people al
halfGTei and when they get therc,ifat . lid,
extra expense, they would be likely to Sc,
enough more 70 pay them for t.
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( The New CANADIAN MrNIsTRY.-We
learn from Toronto that the new Canadian
Ministry, ms far as announced, is composed As
follows Mr. Hincks, Inspector General DIR.
Ralph, President of the Council; Malcolm
Cameron, Post Master General VIM. Morris,
Commissioner of Crown Lands; w. b. Rich
ards, Attorney General for the Western Prov
ihce Mr. Drnmmond, Attorney General for
tho East MIR MORN, Provincial Secretary.
fhrrr other members OF the Cabinet have ttft
to be appointedL Altogether, il will be the
muzt liberal government Canana has had.
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A ragged Italian boy, sitting on the side
walk in Barclay street, Nav Rorkron Friday
last, apparently deprived of one leg, excited
raueb sympathy, and received bountifoI aims
frouf tho passers by. At length, a gentleman
who noticed the successful beEeary, and was
more suspicious thHn the rest urged tho boy
to rise, whsn the young rogue sprAng up and
rSn, away with great speed. The lost leg had
been ingcniously thrust into hole in the
pavement
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; 1AETHicIAl rEErs.--Dr. Morton Of Roston. has
recently established at great expense and on large
scale, manniaetory for Mineral Teeth. This fac
tory is tho second Of the kind in 4he United States
and IS far superior 10 rs Only competitor. By means
oil the facii'ties afforded him by this establishment,
DR. Morton Is enabled TO furnish those who rcop,,o
his services, with teeth Of tina ,st az.
can produce and at more reasonable rntes than spv
other Dentist in the city; a,
In Rdditon tosupplying the Clothing, for the sea
men Of the entire navy OF The Quilted States WessTs
Whiting kehoe n Galleupe, 81 boston. have ,hs mr.
geat stock OF ClQthsng iorchEen's wear 10 BE- suna
No zntor -hhcnle ornit calling upon tkaI1 h1es,r
frfah'nf hs nHrchatss offail coods
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Bic RoduEa ARHraTrt,.=o On tho 25th
OF September, a theft was committed at the
Northfeld House, and suspicious were enter
taincd of two strangers calling themselves
Frederick Merriam aud VIM Brown. As
-t'fiit, ct tiir money t1krrr was peculiar and
easily identified, il was dcemcd best To sec il
tho roguus ruuid not by that means be detect
ed. Accordingly thcso two men were en-
ploycd IN unimportant posts on the railroad
and watched. On the 9Th inst, one of them
was caught passing part OF the stolen money
and both were arrested, after n well conduct
ed chase, defeating artful dodging of the
smartest kind. Brown confessed, but exon
Grated Merriam. Brown said he had bccu
an associate of.BristoI Bill, had been banish-
ed to Sidney for n years, but escaped, and
had since committed numerous robberies lie
is an Englishman, and il is probable that he
is the famous English jim" Judge Carpcn-
ter thought both were sufficiently implicated
to need further examination, and bound them
over for trial at the county court. They
have been committed TO Jail. They SAY they
came from Virginia. and have been in all the
principal cities south and west Their last
operation, previous 10 visiting Northfeh, was
to boiToD q sum Of money at Hotel in Yer
mont--of course without leave. Vermont is
= -ts'sass place. Cos this sest f sei,tFs
Daily journal.
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PARRIcIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
We learn from the Springfield Republican,
that on Saturday afternoon, Richard Walk lev!
Jr, living with his father, an old and respegt
table citizen of South Main street, inflicted
upon the latter wound with knife. which
his physician, DIR. Vaille, deems fatal one.
and attempted his own life. The Republican
says=="The son has been pest ct socicty.
and n terrible pest in his fathers family ,.for
years. He has been in Jail repeatedly, and
at the time Of committing the foul deed was
undcr bonds to keep the peace---bonds, too,
we understand TINT were entered into by his
father. The principal cause of this viliainy
was drink, which had been INDUCED in to
such an extent as TO make him savagelv in
sane under its influence" Amer committing
the deed, the assassin left the house, and was
soon after found in lot belonging to the late
Ielotes Lombard. His throat had been cut
with duh jaok-knife;and he become partial
ly stupid with bleeding. His wounds, which
bad involved no important vessel were dress
ID, and he will probably live. He is now
under arrest at his fathers house. On Sun
day evening the old man was still considered
in hopeless condition, though apparently
more comfortable.
On Monday there was more reason to hope
that, terrible as the wound was, he will re-
cover.
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TnE U. S. CIRcurr CoURT AT RUTLAND.
We learn that a grand jury was callod,and
bills were found against Clements for robbing
the mail, and also against Alpha Tilden, Esq,
of Barre, on a charge OF obtaining pension
by perjury. Tilden's defence is that the per-
jury Of any) was committed by the applicant
for the pension and that he ('Iilden) was not
aware of it-Ddiig Journal.
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EAnmnAGMga

IN Waterford. Oct u, by Rev. ~ Green, Alr
John u. FaH, OIL s. Johnsbury, ana ,lisi MARY Ann
btainan, " Capada East
~ Liulelop, n. A., Oct 1, BY Ilov hr Carpenter,
hmos s Hale, Esq., of Waterford, ai'i hiss Lydia
o, Whselsrof l.,
IL Cabot Sept a. by Thomas osgoodi IT,, tsq.'
Alr Mason y. htsAns Of Danyild, Hud hirs fhiisna
Paine of Cabot .[
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u The Hon. Brigham Pike has forward
cd To MS the annexed account Of the fatality
Of the dysentcry at Upper Waterford.


Of the dysentery at Upper Waterford.
WNrERFoRD. oct. IL 1901.
Mn CuApwIcK; DEAR sIR 81 take the
liberty to inform you that our little village
has been. most sorcly afflicted with tho dyson
terry, which has ragged among the children
The FIRST attacked VAS chiid OF Mr. aud sirs
Cobb. Mrs Cobb went TO Alanehester,N. H.,
on n visit TO her friends, aud took her titris
child with her, where II was taken sick; re-
turning hoiiic il lied The next day. Deaths
occurred rs follows August 20, Julia, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Caleb j. Cobb, aged years; Sep
tember 9, Abby, daughter Of Mr. William
Jenerson, aged years aud 10 months; Sept
20, Edward, son OF Capt Charles Richardson,
aged years and. months; SepL2S, ,Lamoin,
son Of Mr. Albion Dunn, aged y6ar and j
month"; 0cloher |, Solan, sou OF Mr. Caleb J.
Cobb, aged years. Oct 2, John, son Of Capt.
Charles Riehardson, aged years; Oct d,
Jewell, son Of Mr. Caleb j. Cobb, Aged .
years, (twin to Julia); Oct 6, Fred r., son
ofMr Moody Wheeler, aged : years aud z
months. t-t'
AT the present time there are no now cases
the disease has ahated. I
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Al ITERATION, Ihis y 90 certify thai have
~ FiVah my squi ilugius n. hurt, ihh time dur
Ing ihe remainder 81 w. miuuunI aid ihall rlalm
none ~ hH wagss n0r paY ans detif " Do Goa
tmGfng hfier ihIs date. JOHN u, BURT
Wines, liileY Harvey.
LgHd0n, prt "a 1867 7i2Nas
NOTicE.--lhlt may certify fiiat hHVs tiis dHT
~ Tiyen ny con, Oren IS LsTfcy, hs rme.--
hhall pay no debts ni his r0nractng nor claim any
Of hlt earBiBs afisr this date LOhAh LEhkEA.
Attest joel sianly, jDspph ilinmaiL
Maidstone Oct T. 1901, ff2W8
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ConRrcTIoN.-Iu the Report Of Premiums
upon horses, In this county, the second pre-
MUM Of 5000 upon blood horses, should have
been given to Moses Clark, Of Cabot, instead
of Ira Branarl, Danvile
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PENNSYLVANIA AND ONO ELECTIONS.
Elections were had inthese States, last Tues
day, far State officers q haxn hut partial
returns, hut enough to indicate the success
of the locofocos in both States.
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V cry Small
Horses Lost.

SsrRAYEor stolen ftumt.c pasture ofthe snbscrib-
~ 80 --.. t-. ',-s4t' - irurrrv ttrrr,
n o years old bay horse, with cropped enrr silr la
forehead, natural tail Tho other a hotnelv, low .
headed, long'nllcd sorrcl Mare about II years old
has bunch on her near hind loot caused by being
corked. Both are very fist ira vclcrs.
Whoever viii retnu said horses or give info -. =
ton where they have been seen, may be found,
shall be rewarded for his trouble.
rt.tt REAUMAN BUTLER
St.lohns6ury, CentW, Oct 40, 1901. 742w2s
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THE called OMAN

LATER PROM MEXICO. -NeD Orleans, OoE
li.-Dates from Vera CrW 10 the ADJ inst,
have been received "a this nlty Gov. Letrli-
or arfiyed al ,Yem Cruz On the let Inst, aud
proneeasd immediately 90 The capital,
Accounts from the city uf Mexico 10 the
7ih ult represent the Government 10 b. in
great confusion, aud Alnfbst without resources
the Treasury being at'thh lowest ebb Many
intellectual attempts had bosu made 10 form a
new Cabinet
The accounts 6f The revolution Ia the
northern provinces had not reached DIE Cap
ithl
Tho steamer Yacht has arrived here, from
Brasos with news from that quarter 60 the
Sch inst. The LibeFatHR army were still on
successful moYe,and had taken the town OF
Heynosa, with bat little resistance. One field
piece aud quantity Of other arms oil into
their hands
Al tie last accounts, Gen, Canales, Cover
nor Of Ianmlipas war pppuaFhIng hiaiamo-
ras, and Gen. Ayalajos WAS on his way 10
meet them--whefher ~ a fiand or foe, = an
certain. II y supposed that CAnalrs will a.
sumo the chief command Of the Revolution
ists--- act that will dspease tho American
partizans,
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nmanInN MAnKEr nnl-e-


AZ mnrIeL g1gg lLef caIilg Z.la aiul..s Lii.
wording oxen, cove sad calves 1900 sheep ani
lambs, 1850 Spine.
fucEs betf Cnfile-Esfm s0l 1t quality 81 "a
quality, s6nhi 81 d.. 81 al
siurcs-. caruHs e'a yc',rn uld ia ~ . Year,
old iha 90
Working oHefi--eq, -, - 90, tFaiuo,
Cave and cnlycs-etf, 10, ~, ~, 50.
Ahrcp and lHnhs--E2, "a, "a, 2l,Aal.
hwino-iHSci retail Slaoej Pat llog alo.
CAMBRlpGE CATrLE MARKEr--Oct. rs,
~ market 1891 opttlo-uboui 1900 bceyes. aud
~ Ht0rus, orslsfinR ~ working oxen, COWS aid
calves and and years old.
-Alarkel-ENim beef 81 ist quality o.
~ quality ~ 80 quality 4 +; ordinary 81
bsreiag cattle, Ne sales
Hides e-CRt IHll0W d.
Veal Cukra e. 6ad
Storea-Wufking Oteu-sgO, 70, F2,nO
CnWs agd oai'es--sls -, 30, ioa5O.
feariinfs-sf, iOnia.
Two Year, bd--si2, ~ an.
Three years pd2all, 20 %.
Sheep and lnnl',=492t ~ market. pricc.-Ex.
tru g. baI by lot, n 2la2i
swine bate Cat hogs at lla5c
Numbir Jr1,H elrh saisi '' rr
a. 4