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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

SLEEPING IN CuuRCH.-B Bon "
rants should cautiously avoid sleeping
III church. a Manchester (Engand)
paper states that n wcll-known gentle:
man had the misfortune to fall asleep
during the sermon at one Of the church
es. and 50 sound was his slumbcrs that
he was not aware v hen it was time to
arise and depart to his home He
was noticed, however, by the sexton,
who, with Sigh, shake, aroused him,
with the observation. Come, come,
sir, they are all out With somno:
len; yawn, the sleeper replied, Yell.
fill again. for it's my turn to stand
glasses round
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
OEIIIERs-

OFFICERS.
FERRAND +. MERkILL, Pres
ID. =. THOMPSON, Vice Pre.'i,
SETH THOMPSON, Secretary,
JACOB SCOTT, Treasurer,
ORklN SMITH, Medical EAamiae
L. NJ. RCBLEE Substitute.
DIRECTORS
Alvin Sabir, Torrcy F.. Wales, Js
Scott, William IIowes, Geo. ". bst
Azel Spaldins Henry II. Bates. Jo.e
Poland, William Ma,,oe.s, G.. j. b
lee Daniel l. I-ymrn, samuel VI"
Daniel L. thompson, ferrsnd r W
I'll, Henry I Barnes, Orr.n sm!lA. ,
!. BurnLafn. james I. fnur.,on, jar
!" Els, Isaac W. Brown, Ku'n
Andrew, L. l.. Blood, Seth ILomp"
Joseph Warner.
Be'ween 80 and G5, twenty-five =
cent extra Is charged.
9E All Communications should =
h'ter'ed % he Secretary rosY pAir
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

SIC eesselly IN stsrtng out rrco .t.,.
=. ,h Of lite he early hafucotb, -
e .clt.tclancr, and therefore rai,,,4. K
,nd msninliy upon the soi,yc outs,
With a determination 10 ms.r for h,.
character worthy the approval Of h,,L. ~
psn. Tnt he had succeeded N u.
" no tne~ him Willie aw i,nc. Az.
comparatively young e, the tim. o.s 49,.
hc had By his .ndasuy. energy saa "a.
rsisc and the integrity Of his rha,,....
sa,fcd . standing IN LAC husIHtss eos...
~ atnusd HIN highly command,ur.,,,.
SEWN. the consideration OF all
VAIN aud earnest N his .,i,-,r,.,
highly social ~ L,s disposition LIN
courteous To- oil with whom he a.srr a.,
he had Won 10 b,nseh a iaist era,
friends, who Will deeply mourn tie az.
close Of hts earthly career while b. a
ted dow aud children, and he. o,h..,
,Ivrs " u, IN the recollection cfl,o.t
kindness. ts indulgence and mark ~
tos'i, of irehn,, feel Mat h.V l,..n
parable
Il sa consolation TO his friend. o III
,ha, although the suh,eo, OF thcu t.n,,s
was the" called upon while fat ava, !
his family and h omc. and that a,,hurti
w,fc failed 10 reach HIM IN time To rcd
his las, And words-..he was yet .urtouta
by IA, nds, ;Le k'ndca &C friends. and 4
all attic nl'on was paid to him IN ,h,s hn
I necessity Co
! Ia West Eu,land. amer long ard ., \
/ Illness, hhtam Dams, aged 36 year.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

ARREST or a RUNAWAY pAIE FRAN
Observation-Disclosures Wa, received
by a mercantile house in This city per
The steamship Canada. tha, Edward
Rayner, clerk Of Joseph Bulmcr, pro.
prleior Of the Are Dale Saw Mill,
Leeds, Eng, who had cinbo zzl d flOOU
OF his employers funds, was a pa.sen.
ger on board the steamer 5. =, Lewis.
tor Boston, with female COMPANION
named Ellen lloulga,e, whom he called
ms wife. and that they were under the
assumed Dame, Of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
ward Dixon. This information wa,
communicated 10 the police, and upon
the arrival Of the >. 5. Lewis in our
liafbdr yesterday, officers Bu'rnan aud
la"lion proceeded On board Of her. and
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon were brought nm
TO the city under their guidance, with>
out the least SUSPICION that they were in
the bands Of the officers Of Justice. Lnt
on the contrary, thought the gentlemen
exceedingly polite and attentive. The
reality of tier situation was however
quite apparent to them when introduced
INTO The Office Of lie City Mar.l.all AT
HE tty Hall. The money ha, 10, as
yet been recovered. They remain 10
the custody Of the oticers. Rayner la.
lefi wIfe and child behind him. and
the woman Who ACCOMPANIES him is
about twenty-five years Old, and is re..
Fectably connected.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

The number Of lawyers in the United
States is 2l.Hjs New York has i1in :
Ohio 2o3i, Pennsylvania ls,S Viz.
sinia li2o; Mass. ll32; Vert al.
Ot IA newspapers in the United States,
~ are clas>cd as Wing. ~ as Dem
ocra'ic. aud 100 miscellaneous. There
are - daily papers, l"t lli-wcckly aud
scm-wcckly, and 2o2l weekly liz.
ingstoas Lar Register.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
TRENiENDOt SNOW STORM
BUFFALO. Ian ~

49, phifALo, Jan, 10.
We are N the midst Of he u.ost ,io.
'e"' sho" siOria ever known, No mails
"a's arrived and business Is ala .,and
s",i' Ike EMO" IS drifting in huge
bills, and The ali is quite binding. II
covers Window, door. aud tie .ides Of
houses I'll whole blocks look like mas.
so Of snow. The storm has RACED
nes''' - hovrs and 10 -ilI unsbn,.d
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
Lar H0uE LAVA meet.

ILs Houg LAVA meeting 81 10
soHs !s'ofsG.s ~ ghe Ten Hour system
sas he'd IN The Hard Room IA, ~oolh
h9s'on. on Saturday evening ia.,.-
jane u SloDe. q Charleston. made
al Siife'i, sai a petition sas drawn
MP praying 'ha, the Legislature would
pAs' isS mA.,n. ten hoar. l.sa.
dave srk.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

l.ur .Sp L,NorsoE A SrsniA
Journal coa'ain. tho Elowine singular
SUMMARY There no 3nGt languages
.yokcn throughout porld--ts7 IN Eu-
rope. !G7 in ASIA, .967 IN Africa. and
l2ni n America. The number cf males
!. nearly equal To females. The average
Of human life is ~ years fourth Of the
population die before the agr g! four
years the half lc,oc ;ha, Of /. years
such a. survive these periods ENJOY a
measure Of hcoi,h which Is dcujci to the
other half ut the human race
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

CorNTERrEITEas. Two men named
Nathaniel aud Ira Alien, were arrested
- Na'hna on the 9Th inst, for passing
counterfeit iive dollar bills on the Or
leans Bank, lrashurgh, VI, They were
committed for examination.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

\ case involving III" liability Of Tclc.
c-gilsr., has l.een i,- jici IN the Fifth
b.aft Court # New Orleans. The
plaintiff. named >uie!is suci the Wash.
Irg'on AMI Nov Orleans line for slGi
4amscc.. arising from the iucar,c, Trans
Nilsson ii commercial i.,ya:cA. The
p.Aspi.d soa. receiving $3.50 damage.
'se o,s' Of toe deTI.a,eh.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

ca a depntalion Of Southern mem-
h"rs called upon Kossull, and declared
that he could not expect couutenance
from the South so long as Seward and
his clique we're identified with him.---
h"ssuth replied that Seward had al.
ways treated him in the most friendly
manner.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
Boots. Boots |!

Sn FAIKN MrnF, Bo,'s and 1,l
wv boots consisting of men I,g !,
stoga, b", $ kipand stoga rbcAr b,o,t
wnrran'' d IN all respects. They aic ~
al eastern stock Of superior QUALITY, az;
ihc hes, manner, and are sold at piicr. {
below zero. G.. BuRT i SOY
Rutland Ian 1870
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

1Koors FOR CAlIfoHNiA.-A dos
patch fiom New York states tia, about
900 troops would sail thence yesterday,
IN the Steam or Falcon, for San Diego
amp B'nicia. Major Pa,,en, Capt. Day
Of the u Infantry, and Lieut. Watson,
Of The 81 Artillery, will probably nc
company them.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

The Cuban prisoners who were cngag-
ed in the late unfortunate expedition have
been pardoncd Iy the Spanish Govern,
mcnt, who were mich pleased with the
action Of oar Government in reference
to Affairs growinS out Of those dis,urLan-
ceS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
1 oNGaAss PSNsktLvAAI&p OtJ
riCs SGW nANpsHiRt >oNi.
NATIONS kOtst TurRksipkAIs
DIasI f,ktLG

WAsniS0roN. Jan. io.h. Is!
Tie iIosss has no, been - session
to-day. hss,sg sdjosrued over yes;cr.
day. tn molten VI Mr. Ceuuy of Tsncs-
sss, ososf ,"s' ne democrats .flcnds.
On the othsi .iie u the House. nigh,
be enabled 10 recover from the fatigue.
And agitation. 81 s3s sset II, Sen.
ate hAs teen Ia session, Ia, La, done
nothing cave TO h.en, or 'Al,cr sui NIT,
fSr ,Lerc Ssrs plscisss fss that pad
suy s;tent, oa---to . tedious, rigma,pic
speech Of Ar. Downs d La, on thai
everlasting sutject The Compromises -
ilon. John DAvis Of our own State la.
the Moor ~ Monday, ~lr.n | hope We
shall hear some'Lin: better worth rs
tenins 10,
In tho Las.y letter ! zen, you from
fh'laasiphi,. ! gave ,oa some accoun,
q the ccnmSiioh' among the harmoni-
on, Dcmsrvsey " dat State, Before
III, fssch" you, ptshsp. yoa vii! have
tetn that The tesu.i has 80, br.D very
d,herssi frsra ha, ! anticipated Con.
irary 10 ID" expectations a. mot, The
friend. Of "a" have t..i-n Buchanan
N Philadelphia county, anI chosen the
ds'eg.Ies 70 The STATE Convention
il ~ not quite certan tha, this viii give
them tic .'o~ndsncy IN the conveniioH
but il uakes II. re.uli very doub,.ul.--
fhh'ij,lrhia CITY. York snd Lancaster
have since declared Tor Buchanan, but
tnly after = most desperate struggle.
here are = large humber Of delegates
clo.en from other counties. who 20
anias'fuc.ed and uncommi,,ed. The
resal, wi, rev depsnd upon the course
they may 'aAe. lis though, by the
b'a Judges that the chances are still 10
favor Of Buchsanan, bat ,ha, tho issue
-. -, -.
From I'enn'y Ivxuisn politics 10 those
Of New Hampshire the transition is
not very diMcul,. The telegraph an.
=, >'' '"'' WV mar
VI Wv '"'''' 0''''
=, =" we
" '"''"' " 'o''''"'
-, " "'e '''''''"'
''' - y ''' from
n.:, % " ''"Ne
'''' D"' US
.,,1., r '' W
NV ~"
=, =, ''0' "'"o'''' '"''
''' f''''''A"' :" NO i'o'
..,,i. ' '"'"'
,..',' ~ " vac '''''e prom
n - VIC "'''' -
'"'' 'A' reserve
'"N '"' " '"'"' vince
' '''' "'e''1' I" Tue suc'' 's'
A" II q GINNING d"ise'
" may not "o'F - well AS
'!' iN'" nomination for
Jaw '"' ""'"'.s 0''' heie
~ s"'r''''' IL "" sen"r'
''fP '"' "0''eo'"h "'n!a
'"'se ""'' q ''"''on 20
Nv """''' "V'o' '"e strongest
' "e! ''0'a nave presented ard as
"s u" "n"'e'y uHm'ied with the re
'eh' '''ouaA'"hs' divisions and ial'e
n''emeni' 81 The Democracy oi that
"'a's' " +" possible he would have been
eh"'e". His defeat h''s cur friends
s"h sop"' and our opponent. "Hh al.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

"a a moveu.en, Is being mad. IN
'he Rake cilir,, 10 concert measures to
press forward the quc.,ios Of the con.
siruc,ion Vi "A canal 70 connect Lax.
M'cL'gah ~ih Lake Superior. 4
meeting Wa held IN Cleveland a few
days siDce. ct which ..rols resolution.
acre passed ia favor Of iL.s wofk.-
There ~.ll probably be cooperative
-c''1n in all the elite. of the lakes, for
tie purpose OF securing the con,iruc,.
10 ofihe cam.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
STATE OF VERMONT, Ult

District OF kutland, UEtcit4t 10
u special erssion Of tic Probate Cont III;
raid District "f Rutland held at Rulardilf
for the ssid distriet,on ,he 18th Iay .. Jal.r3
\ y. 1872
Prr-rn, Hon. HARVEY BUTTON Ji5
Whereas Moses Perkins adtuu,lts
within ,h's State Of X Tia A Green a.,
Montgomery ~ the County of Mcnl,ort
and Slate of Alabama deceased ,ri,st,,s
ths day applied to the SAID ft,rait o..
pr"prsIng To rcndcr an account Of h,s s,z.
s'rat,on Of said estate.
Therefore il is ordered iy said coGrftLs
examination q. aaid ncrouni Tor alily,si
and u decree ri tlic assets found IN las pa
after PAYING the expense OF aGm!n,s.;s.
to the persons emitted thereto br and
same are hereby referred 10 a stated .rs
al said court 10 be held al The Office o! the n
is,cr OF SAID routt III said Rutland on IT. Z
Monday bong the I'd day Of February A.
le52, aud that notice thereof be gwen m n
lshIn. certified copy Of the record o! !
order three weeks succrssivly prc,'nust'
10 "a the Rutland Herald newspaper pa
ed IN SAID Rutland ~ order that all psrrl
interested therein may then and there 'px
hr'ur" sand court ana %! jec, 10 the a!lov,3
cree if they SEE cause
rue copy Of rccoDd
3 HENRY HALL, RsCi.W
STATE on VERMONT, /Bc ,trem,usi
District "i Rutland, as. ! that a, I'D
session OF the probatccturt Of the sald a
ui Hut.and held al Rutland IN and for ,ae
l'ir' on the l2t!. day Of January, A. Il. 49,.
Present, Hon Harvey Button Judr
Whereas Gn!en J. Lnck. Adm. OF the
tate Of l;huaina Lincoln, late Of Dsnbf
sa,d district decreased ,n'estnie, has tn &
presented to the said Probate Court p,a..
IN writing therein setting forth CERTAIN &
relative to the situation Of SAID estate wIfg
+, appears that II ~ necessary 10 81.
real "e,a'" IF sad deceased in order to .
assrts towards the payment Of the cspsns
adu,nls'rai and the debts Of the sa.t
ceased AID therefore requesting Sad cou
grant hiu IA Iiceusc to sell sad real e.tt Z
SAID real estate IS deserted IN the uvens
as the Homestead q! said deceased sIlua,st
sad DANDY containing about Z acres q! Z
wth IA" bu'ldin.s thereon.
therefore, Ii ~ ordeied by sad cour, q
the SAID petition be and the same IS hrf.
referred for hearing and Gcc,s,ou 10 d "a.
SESSION "a, said court 10 be held al the "
OF the E"gister ofslid court ia SAID R1,s
on the l-t Monday herng the I'd day OF j.
Iuary 4 ID. l-j2 aud that notice there.
gwen by Publishing a certified copy o.
record of tins order three week, suecrrslr'
previous thereto 10 tie Rmla nd Her!
newspaper printed ~ said Rutlsnd ara!
CulaiIIy ia the ncinh bnI hood Of tboss Ips
estrd in order that all efsons infer,
therein may then and there appear beforl
court ana gave bond. for the payneH
said expenses aud debt, or uihcrw,se on,
10 the granting Of sad license if they
cause.
uue cory Of recor.
HENRY HALL. Rsptr
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
Rats Rats! Mice, Mice,

loN Magnetic Iills for the dcu.
! ton Of Rats and Mice, jus, i,ccwr.
IL said that If box Of these Pills ~ t,,
the honsc, the Rats aud Mae ,atr tua d,
and never return. { BJkI & SQ,
Rutland, Jan. j., I-53.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

A .hc-'S Of III earthquake vas felt in
this village On the morning ot Dec. 23d,
n few minutes before : o clock Brad.
ford h3mrcy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

liou Archibald Diroa has ben elect.
81 [ . S,us.or from houv..kr N r.to.
~ He Hsnrv Cla,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

60 Tho President Of he United
States las rccogrizcl Alfred Golefroy
as Consul Of Prussia. at San Francis.
On
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
Engine. Hook and Ladder
ON ID "A lIt.S

Those intending To jim these compa,
mes vi. meet a. the Engine IIou.c q
" = on Wednesday evening. Jan li,h
fur the purpose oi clec,iug their officer,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

a number Of Indians from FIVE differ
cnt tribes Of the Sioux, visited kos>uth,
on the Sth, inst. kossuth expressed
himself as highly gra;ificd at the meeting
and shook hands with them all be cx-
planned TO them that he was an exile from
bis own Country on visit to the Prcsi-
den: Of the United States, He male
each Of them trting present and they
retired highly pleased by the interview.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

William {. Carrin-ton, Editor Of the
Times at Richmond, Virginia, died in
that city on the 3oth ult Mr.. Caring.
ton va, an editor Of much ability, and a
firm ANA Underwriting Whig.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
Rutland Village Corporation.

A. Ii" annual meeting of this corvor
alton on Wednesday last, the following
officer: were duly elected.
J.HE, B,EEErr, .Uodera,or.
/. W. HorKINs, CieyL.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

lto,,t.rirr -- Ete1.n = Ge'"
,,l.yt al L,,.., an L.rtra,f. t.,
,o' imPaftari ir,ce '..o.' AZ ;he : si'
Ilpu" yesterday was the te-,Iocsson g.
Gov. Eouiw.li a-a Iieu' Gov. tush-
nAr. to oiBrc (or another gear. The
.,l cjion - candidate. IN tie House
oal,d oui tie fljnalos vote.
ron oosIR>oR
Who, rutnhtr .h No,rs, GHi
Ny,es,m, for ohD.c. l.'
Geo = HoulWc.l 81
Gto'cr, had 200
X. { W,u'hiop. Of Bos'. lgi
Ara Gccrge ) Boutwell, va. de
Jared to be one II the candidates 81
,hr y nair, decision.
The Ilou.c lbcn Proceeded 20 bal!o
;tr a sCcond candidate fur Gu,etnor.
! hc result wa- ~ fullnw..--
Wholr numL.r q vote. @s6
y. c.s.a'y ."r a choice, IA
i: { Winthrop. Of Bosl. 240
). &. pnl'rry. Of
mhidge, so
.a.-ls Cosg.wcli (ln.
lcycndenD l6
B,.Gks bot couHicd. II
..f...on.r.ix IL. S.,a,, .-, *, ~, a.,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
TABLE II.
BErwFRs 10 AND 20

f'r" reel and Jraet~nat parts q a zee
GtpLiOh
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
THE TARIFF--tIV. JAMES'S
PROJECT.
" AsiiINoTON. Jan. !


learn that. though no Tariff scheme
ha. ye, been brought forward in Con
grc>s, the subject has been agirated
among the members. Senator james.
Of Rhode Island, has framed project
tor modification Of The Tariff, and hav-
ing consulted number Of members in
regard to it. will present it, with the APP
probation Of some o! the leading dem
ucratic members OF both Houses.
! understand that this scheme en-
braces reduction Of the rates of duties
on some articles of manufacture, that
cni"rs INFO general consumption. and
increases he rate Of duty on finer IA
brics. u proposes to add ten per cent
10 the present duties on iron, and the
same upon fine cot!ons, and fabrics OF
cotton and wool. 1t leaves the pre-
sent system unimpaired in other res
poets.
Whether the project will meet the as
sent Of the Pennsylvania and New York
interests isIoub,ful. The Pennsylvan.
ians expect more. and ask Tor the ex-
elusive protection OF their own interests.
No scheme can be brought forward,
with any chance of success, except UNI
der Democratic auspices. In the course
OF week or two. we shall know more
Of this subject. Jour. of Com.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

q" Mr.. WFrD, editor Of the Albany
JomHat, now in France, rays, in his
last eiter--
The success Of Louis Napoleon. de-,
mon,;ration viii, in defiance Of the max.
laa, roll back the wheels Of Revolution,
II viii pat out the fires and crush the
spT.I Of Freedom all over Eu.opc.-
There !. no hope for SWITZERLAND or
Sardinia. and less ,han none for Hon.
tafy. The people Of Prussia, Belgium
q r. who obtained ins,alm m. Of Liberty
IRON their mo"arch,, will or may b..
required TO Weld them back
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
GREEN MOUNTAIN MuTuA
II 4 A L TIL ASSOCIATIVE
MONTPELIER VT.
Rates of Yearly Payment
TAHIt

irrational rd,fs Of II Ttok ,resJftS
BETWEEN ID AND 80.
wv per year draw 81 90 per wssi
J'D 800
aD " 10
500 - 500
go GnD
TARIFF II
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
a rue copy Of rccoDd
3 HENRY HALL, Rsri.,v

~ ilE on VERMONT, Re itrem,ms;
District ii Rutland, IS ! that a, .tg
session OF the rrobatccturt Of the sad "a
u Hut.and held AT Rutland IN and for ,an
lrir' Gu the l2tA day Of Janpsry, A. Il. lS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
foREIGN ITEMS.
rax rnE ArRlcA.l

,u,,.xn.--Aasices had been received Ut
,,s,,s,s thst1he AbeeFa steamer was on her
no, from Vera Cruz, with E5,oo0,0u0tfl IN
rold. from California.
re london Times of the Goth, has long
..,iris on The expedition to Japan, which il
,ases for granted is intended to break up the
.rciusism OF ina, Empire, and says, II II Is
ssrripd on in this spirit OF humanity, and un.
~, The impression that the government, and
~ hacked with the sympathies OF all Euro.
,s.n nations. II compares this expedition to
T.. English operations in China, and wishes
!, the same success,
Ten Thousand OF the engineers lately on a
.,~,te have sigued declaration TO return to
ga,se quantities of wheat and -four have
hnen shipped from London and Hull TO Pr1s-
s;a at a nominal duty, in consequence OF the
crps, scarcity in that country. Large con-
7rocis are said TO have been entered into by
leading corn factor.
FRANcs-A democratic demonstration had
Asen attempted at ST Prieux, in the Deparr-
,,sDt OF Haate Vieane, on the occasion of Nj =.
Massnd's funeral, formerly banker, and a
member of the liberal party. The disturbance
vas easily suppressed.
The MoniteGr, OF the Oath. publishes a de-
cree regulating the course of procedure in
,he Assembly, from which it appears that the
President has complete control of the action
OF every member.
Tie opposition candidate, NJ. Henon, has
been returned rom Lyons.
The merchants and ship owners at Havre,
were in great alarm in consequence of re-
mort tha, il was Intended 10 make qualifications
upon the duties on sugar. The Chamber OF
Commerce held meeting on the subject, and
the merchants and ship owners had been con-
voSed to draw up petition to the President
against the prepos' d alteration.
TUsKEY-The loss OF the steamer Corvette
Marianne is confirmed. Eighty persons per-
ished in her.
PRussIA.-rhe report Of the finance commit.
tee on the proposed newspaper tax is publish.
ed All foreign newspapers pay tax of %
per cent on the selling price al the place oil
publication, exclusive of postage.
MARKErs.-3reddstufs-McHenry's cir.
cuIar says the market closed with more hope
full feeling, though without any improvement
in prices.
Gardeners Circular, on the contrary, says
that the tendency in Breadsiuhs is still down
ward. Wheat has declined 2I.a3l. and Flour
Is
Tobacco is in moderate demand at steady
rates.
The Manchester market had experienced thu
same depression as the Liverpool cotton mar
kei. Goods generally were dull, and buyers
Offering lower terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-09
WASHINGTON Affairs,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The trial of Capt.
Naglee was postponed to-day.
The case OF Mrs. Van Ness was resumed in
the Circuit Court, on the application for an in
junction as to the right of property. Messrs.
Bradley and Carlisle appeared for Van Ness,
and Brent for The contestant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-09
Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7rh.-The scaffold.
ing in front of the building which is being al.
tered for the Harmony Fire Company, fell this
morning with portion of the Eoof. Three
children, named VIM. 5. ketchly, Adeline
Poison, and another girl were seriously injured.