The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-22

good health in heavy wet" because an
English Ship, called The ChrysolHe, has
made Passage from Liverpool to China in
80 days, beating The american Clipper, Oyi.
entail by days. In the midst of all his
chuckling, however. the old boy seems 10
have gained some experience, which he can
not forget; for he wisely adds thus, for he
present, the ChrysoIyte bearsIaway the palm"
Quite right, John. quite right il is only for
Tie present Next week, or next month, or
at any rate, next year, we are bound to
make the run in 75 if not 10 days
The latest intelligence from New Orleans
is exceedingly favorable to the prospects Of
the libcraling party in the American prov
nces; they had advanced to the town of
Preynosa, which they captured, after a tri>
fling resistance: large supply Of ammuni-
tim falling into their hands. Canalcs was
advancing on Matamorns, and all opposition
from the Government may be considered, at
present. out of the question. The Treasury
is at the lowest ebb, and confusion reipns
supreme in every Department. The prrsi>
dent is utterly unable TO form n new Cab>
net.
This revolutionary movement will, if sue,
cessiul, fully answer the expectation of Sen,
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State Agricultural Fair. an increase Of SUI,
ear>growng States" New Leon already
produces sugar and the soil and climate are
such, that large quantities might easily he
raised, if labor and capital were invested
1t is stated thar President Arisia is favora-
bic to the revolution. This statement. how.
ever, apparently Incredible, may be saiisfac,
torily explained by the fact, that his private
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insurgent districts lie knows that Annex.
alton, and Yankee enterprise, would not les
sen the value of his property.
On Saturday night, the police re>arresed
a hoy eleven years Of age who was com
mit'ed 10 the " Tombs," for some petty Of
fence, about month ago, and escaped in {
very ingenious manner. There are mum,
Der of barrels placed in the yard of the Cit,
Prison, for the reception of swill. Whel
these are filled, the lids are closed and the,
are carried away to the place of deposit il
the upper part Of the city, The boy motto
ing That one of the barrels was not quite
full, jumped into it unobscrved, and coset
the lid. Thus submerged TO the throat il
the offensive liquid, be patiently awaited III,
carman, who shortly arrived, and taking tn,
supposed full barrel on his cart, carried i
off. When he stopped 10 unload, the boy
whose name is Andrews, sprang out; ant
the carman was so paraysed with asionish
ment that he could not catch him
On Sunday, our citizens who were on h
lookout for the 1ildntjc were disappointe,
al finding that the large vessel slowly steam.
ing up the Bay, was not the anxiously lonked
for atlantic but the Washington, which lei
this port on the 4th inst and had been com
PEELED to return. in consequence of havir
met with an accident to her machincr,
She was taken round to the Novelty Work,
Immediately, and she will it is supposed b
ready 10 sail again on Saturday next.
The Bdlhc sailed on Saturday. with g
passengers, and only $4,000 in specie. O
the same day, the tuyof Glosg0,r, with
passengers, sailed for Glasgow, and .hc En-
pire Gig, with nearly GOO passengers sale
for Chagres. Besides which, the Horid
for Savannah, the S0uiherner for Charlie,
Ton, and the Rodnokc aud Ciy IF Ricdmos
for Norfolk and Richmond, also sailed wit
) an aggregate Of LOO passengers. Prett
well Tor one day, is it not ?
Yours Truly O.