Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-03
Arcrrr,-Thr brave Old Kcnnebcc journal

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0FsThe Lawrence Courier takes ground for
General Scott, and concludes leading article
thus:
we should rejoice to see the destinies Of the
nation placed m his hands, feeling that the Union
in whose defence he has shed his youthful blood
and pered his life in after years, would find IN
him an able and patriotic ruler.
o. Jenny Lind refused to leave New Orleans
on Sunday, although she was likely TO lose the
proceeds of her promised concerts at Matches
and Memphis. The Crescent commends her
course, and hopes that hereafter all actors. as
well as singers, viii refuse to perform on Sunday
nights
.irjid Deah.-A man in the employ Of Messrs
Peters. in their disiiliery Mt Piney Creek, in Car
roll o. Md met with a horrid death on Sunday
la,; lie accidentally ioll into a large kettle Of
boiling water used in the process Of dlstlng
and before assistance could be afforded was seal
ded TO deo,h.-Bsh Patriot
a. The Burlington Free Press giycs an ac-
count of % remarkable phenomenon which re-
Gently occurred on Lake Champlain, near Al
hurrh W. The ice. for an area of five OF six
rods u an Irregular form, WINS found, on the
morning of the 10Th of February, broken mp in
fragments of various sizes, and two large cakes
c,kcs had been lifted from the opening, and
flung % the distance the one OF seven, the other
oil tcn rods. The ice was seventeen inches IN
thickness and The largest piece measured one
way twonty-nine feet and six inches, and tie
other thriy-three feet and SIX inches. II con-
tsincl a' le1sl 10000 Cubic feet of solid ice, and
weighed more than 20 tons. The ice Ia the Biy
first formed about the 10Th Of December, aud at
the time OF tins occurrence was very thick and
y, ~" fli'- ~
ing A"' ""iu N.1N very naiu ~. 'oul"5
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me tost Oince at roy Furnace Orleans
W. has been discontinued.
NFRvosr MARBLE Few Of orr readers are.
aware af the rapid increase In fhe onqrrvinv and
consumption of tins valuable product Of New
England ON the 18th INST. lSi tons from Cirr-
onion were brought over the Rutland and Bur
hngton Roed 20 I've followed by 200 tons more
iiom the same town 100 the course OF tho present
week w are informed that this entire ship
moni OF marble is designed for the Southern
marriott IT takes the Boston route for the reason
umt iiHg'iis 90 southern ports are annually lowe
rg hore tilu from New York. The supply Of
tlose marhlns IS inaNhlustable. They Embrace
a the most desirable co.ors and kinds known 10
afy country while OF their excellence and re-
. FNiiI'Ni iAa ihINu increase oI me production -
tH ne-t .a.e evidence. Boston Post
Srrcr eofy. ro Eynorr-The Asia. which
4 smiled from Neu Nor, on the 2tiih for Liverpool
1 took o4. c.gif hun.lt8 al4 ftfy Honsqaf 40 lars
nl g8.rrt 'rls p3., % u,y f- rood. rosnuric.
/ ta.ol 10 foreign countries For ihe week prcvi-
o.s 700 HiesliI,f, ~ tho Asia 1nva-i- of Iglra
i iNou of s1erie was exported from New York
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a...uaf of Ina interview W john p. UaIe.fhe
N.a Ism..l-s. San.far. vith O. Vi-gini,n both
D. -tias be,ne ai tl. Redmond Hotel.
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indeed Gna"
rl-g-A Allow me ID ask. Sir. If vour name
Hlew
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