The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-02-26
NXXU CONGRESS--l.r.s,.,.
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SrSArs-Mr. Miller, Of NssI
soy presented rcmons.rance ,, .s
repeating the Law III admiralty :.
ccedings.
MIR. Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, vi
mi,tcd three rcmons,Iances ,.,.
the Woodward patent also rs,a,. !
a modification Of the tariff on ei,.
Mr.. Walker, cf Wisconsin, tr.,.
ted a memorial from Col. Shc,bq,.
relative to his new patent anchor, ~
spoke favorably on the sane. n
anchor. he said, wss designed to ,,
vent disasters on tie lakes. RI.
red to the appropriate Committee,
Mr.. llamlin, Of Maine, p,exaa,
memorial from certain nil! o.,,,
in Maine, against tho renewal q {,
patent fer Parkcr's water wheel.
Mr.. Chase presented a rcn.,
STRANGE against Woolwarl's ,sar
Mr.. Fish presented . petition f,a
! the citizens of Massachusetts i, AZ,
of . modification Of the admin,
law.
Mr.. Hunter reported back ,h. "a
to establish . branch mint in N,
York, with On amendment.
I!oVsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House resumed the eonsids,
sion cftAs bill giving ths vigh, ~
and donation Of public lands, to al
tho construction Of tho st. LOU. NJ
St. Joscph's Railroad in Missouri
Mr.Johnson, Of Arkansas, a,.erp
ed, Intellectually. to report , bill /.
the appointment Of Supcrin,cndta
Of Indian Affairs in California.
: Mr.. Welch, Of Ohio, spoke no. /
the particular amendment he cacr.
yesterday, looking to the union Of Is.
extremes Of the 81. Louis and l.a
more aud Ohio Railroad. bu, to id
Principle Of it. lie held tia, ri
should grant a portion Of the prbh
lands to aid in tho construc,.nn ii
,, railroads wherever it can be d,as
without detracting from the assrs
gate value Of the public lahd,. hi
concluded BY replying to Mr.. Rau,ca
!, respecting the tariff.
Mr.. Bennett followed in opro,,,ia
to the bill. lie was willing 70 ;.
! Just and generous to the new sat,.
but he contended that justice 10 lie
old ,,'yss, demanded light grants 4
land - '..en.
,Li- Tho African General, Chs,
gnrnier, Kamoriciere and Bedau, have
: taken up ihei residence on the i.'sh!
,of Jersey. Thi. is an English .ast
and within two hours sail uf ne cor
. ;of France. il is surmised tina, hi. ri
y idenco has not been selected without
view to further revolutionary msv,
S n,ents in France.-.NWiI
~Ss>-
css- Intelligence Ia. jus, reached IA
s'e,dam that NJ. SchGi,;er, you
Dutch Catholic missionary in Co.i
China, has been pu, 10 death for p,eas
J. ing christianity. lie was denounc
= by tho mandarins, arrested, bound Ia
I and foot. conveyed 10 the capital, u
] Flo. and condemned 10 death BY .,
Of judicial commission. lie VA. BIT
. on very lofty gihLt,. More Than i
900 troops attended the execution
prevent any hostile demonstration
5 the part Of the numerous Chris,ian,
n Hue Fo.-NaiI.
t 4 Good Rsascn.--A country ped
= gogu". says the Carpet Dag, had +
c pupils; 10 one hc was very partial. T.
l. TO tie other very severe. One moi
y ing it happened that these two W,
d late, and were called OUT 10 accoun,
+ ii.
You must have heard the bsll, 30
why did you rot Gomez
g Please, sic. said the favor;tc,
!. was drcamin that was goin' to CALI
10 ny, and thought the school bell ,
v the steamboat bell aud WAS going
Or Very we'll, sir, said the MASTER x
&c Of any prctext 10 excuse his favori
T. and now, sir, burning to the 9th,
J. what have you 10 sayf'
Please SIR. said the puzzled boy,
H. was wai'in9 10 see Tom err
D. Nat johnson, recently arrested
ST Buffalo for npprorria,ins a dress to
own use belonging 10 another PERI
rs was convicted and fined 500, and .
to To Jail for four months. Nat was de!
Ct ded by some three or four lawyers,
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