Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-09

Tur ATLANTIC FoUND-CHoLERA, &c-
BrrfALo. ~ T.. Aug. 3J.-Air Henry Wells,
-agent Of Che American Express CO., has returned
20 ihs city, and reports TINT the wreck oi the
Atlantic haas been found 1t lies about five miles
from Long Point height in about 100 feet of wa
ter No additional bodies have been found
/ he safe and money Of the Express Co. wlI be
recovered
There Is considerable Cholera in this city
Look Our .CouNrrRrrrrs. Two dollar
bills purpoung TO be of the Hartford .Blnk.
iCtI have just been put into circulation Ihe
filing up and signatures are bad but the plate
900 many respects is a good imitation. be- let
ierlng IN the words Cash. and PlCs't." are
larger m the counterfeit than IN the genuine
Boston .idr.
WoRLD's Fam EniFrcF.-The plan adopted
for The New York Worlds Fair building is
Greek Cross. with Dome over the intersection.
Zach diameter of the Cross ia 365 feet long, and
ll9 feet broad, and the Done is 100 feet high
The plan was furnished by Messrs. Carsten-
sen and Gildemesier Mr.. Gildemeisier is an
alchetect here of reputation; Mr.. Christensen
Is the archetect and designer OF the llroh ana
Casino of Copenhagen, which are extensive
buildings and grounds for the recreation ana
amusement Of the people of that city.
There are in the building u 900 square feet
/ of space on the gtoupd floor, and G2,GoO square
feet m thegalories. The structure is estimated
TO coast $4,000 The building is to be entire
/ ly Of lron and glass and is already advertised to
open on the second day of May, 1853. The lay
my Of the foundation will commence to-day
The other plans every beautiful and ingenious,
but the Directors are confident they have select
ed the best. The committee who recommended
the plan adopted consisted Of G. = Deimoidi
snpenntending engineer and archSect; Honio
Allen, consulting engineer; and Edmund Hurry,
consulting archItect.-.N T. jour. Com.
Patents.-The following are among the patents
issued iol the week ending lyug. %.
/ Benz. Liyermore of lartland, VI, for improve
msnis on instruments for lasting boots, Andre"
/ Walker, Jr., of ST. Johnsbury, VT, for immop-
ments IN apparatus for feeding engine boilers
S5,0000O0 worth Of willow are annually I'M
ported into this country, chiefly from France ana
Germany, at price ranging from : 100 10 sloO
per ton. All tins could be grown in this county
TO advantage.
c. II Is feared that among the victims by the
recent steamboat disaster on Lake Erie was y;
k.Fairbroiher Esq, of Saxton's River. lie leH
That place for West Just about in time to have
taken the Atlantic at buffalo, and in the llst oil
names Of those who we're ucketed through from
Albany TO Chicago, Is that OF " Mr.. Fanbroiheh
VINO IN all probability was The above named gtl-
ueman. lie was admitted to the Bar IN this
County last Term and intended to establish HIM
self IN practice IN Illinois, Brdhieboro' Eagle
ANoTHrR FArAL STEAmsoAr DIsAsrEg oS
HUDSON RIVER. -Sdug0iies, Sept. 4--lhS
Steamer Reindeer, Capt. Chas. W. Farhum, e'
New York at this A. NJ, and arrived % MAJ,
den, Saugerties landing, atl IA =. NJ. she hau
landed her Saugertes passengers, and "ss
drawing IN her gang plank, when the pipe whien
connected the fiues, called the connection Of in9
return ilues, burst. Seven perssns were klleS
instantly, two or three were blown oYerDoa'u'
and drowned, thirty very badly scalded, and ma
ny others partially injured.
sunday Erening sept: $50 far, there az
q, deaths ana II is pretty certain that olleis "a
the badly scalded cannot live.
LATER.-The number of deaths aseertaineu
is 30.
ST. JAGo NEARLY DtsPROYEn BY EASIn
QuAKEs.-.NsV Orleans, Sept. An, eal diI,
quake occurred at -. Jago de'Cuba on the -vui
INST, causing terrible destruction Of propeiYi
All the houses were more or less injured an-
the city Is blocked up with the falling .buAu'lss,
Three shocks were experienced in tie courseo'
a few hours. Many others followed during u'
next two dsys.