The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-03-19
New York Correspondence.
New YoRK. March Y. 49,

a bright blue sky, and AN atmosphere rs
bland as May, wo from "ihe desks dead
wool this morning, but as am bound to
give you staye to day, will forego "thc
custom of sweet exercise awhile, and lot
YOU down notice or two of this great Me-
tropolis on this same blessed twelfth OF March.
After a few hours of quiet larry here,
Henry Clay of Kentucky, (titles would be
supei huous) sailed yesterday in the L. S
Mail Steamer Georgia, for the II opics The
vessel was to have gone ria Havana, but in
compliment to the distinguished passenger,
the owners ordered the - Georgia " to New
Orleans direct. Had she been advertised
TO proceed straight ththcr, she might have
obtained considerable New Orleans freight,
but as it was, she took only the freight and
parcels Of Stimson & Co New Orleans
and Mobile Express. in addition 10 her
Chagres stuff Usually she tranships her
New Orleans passengers and freight at IIn-
vana, whence they are taken in the Pacf.
ic,"" Falcon or " Philadelphia to their
destination.
The cabin passage by the Mail Steamer
line, and the new Union line, to the Cres-
cent City is 500. BY land. and river, one
may g down for hall that money, but with
more delay and trouble.
Yesterday morning, 50 a couple of the
star police hanking short thick healed
logged individual, in manner
which would have been regarded as quite
fric ndly by an invalid, or person too weak
to walk without such support. On inquiry
learnt that he was one Of two enterprisinn
individuals who had that morning at n very
premature hour entered the store No. 81
Dey ST and scoldel $500 out Of an iron
safe that is had blown il up. One escaped
as far as the roof, where be was arr. sie1
The one | SAW had run ION observing an a
larm was giyen) bui was overtaken few
squares oil by wuichman whom nature had
blessed with longer pair of legs.
Most OF the money stolen was found IN
possession OF the two burglars and they are
now ~ Jail awaiting trial. The fashion oil
bic wing saie-locks prevails very generally
anon. the imps Of the moon"
In the Court of Oyer ard Termincr, the
trial of Pritc hard for numbering Lamhrcchl
is progressing to. day. This murder occurred
among the most desperate characters and III
the viest haunt of our city. The prisoner
is irish and only II years old Two wit
ncsses for The defence rejoice in the eupho
IL ouH apilthdtons Vi DufCHeT ]''t' ""N
" Four Fingered Dutch.' Tho prisoner and
others, it appears, obtained drink without
paying for il "a trick they had) Mt place
where the deceased was keeper, and on
the latiers trying to force him to pay, the
murderer struck him the blow on the left
temple with pound weight.
In the course of the iesimon, for the de-
fenc', the 70 lowing revolving BIT Of evidence
was elected from gros shop keeper.
Mr.. Clark you sell liquor to boys OIL
the prisoners age?
Witness-Yes ana ID sight younger
than he is, daughter.
Mr.. Clark-You don't care whether the
person is five years Of age or fifty?
Witness-it makes no difference to me
| Laughter
Mr.. Kay and Crvder's alleged swndle o
$4,000 from The Treasurer of the Mlwau
kie Railroad, is still undergoing primary
| investigation.
The detention of the Steamer Souiherne
| (Which left Charleston on the 9th inst, ant
was to have sailed from this port yesterday
but has moi yet arrived, is accounted for b,
slight accident to her machinery 40 mile
from Cape llaiieras. She put into Norfoll
and is expected here to-day.