The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-30

IL - dread aud = fearful thing
To die On the raging wave,
To be- conquered there by lbs skeleton k,ne,
And sink 10 an Ccsan gave.
Bot sax thsu perish, ouc and al;
Aud last meath the WILD waves curl.
There sant a youth. raw .boned and tail,
In the Arms Of . ksu- flint g,rl
Extracts from an episile TO the Edi-
tor, from friend summarizing at one
Of the many lovely coves thai indsnt the
northern shore Of breezy long Island
Sound -
] must write you from spot, now
sacred TO the memory Of mutual friend
Who Las lately become insane on the
subject Of Shanghai hens. Ny 'opa,t-
menh i, small consisting only Of sin.
gle room, whilome Inhabited by orr
aforesaid insane friend. From one Of
my windows can enjoy fine view Of
a poia,ofeld, while the oiher commands
a delicious prospect Of well house and
fowl.ysrd. But the breezes are deli.
cous, aud fish, clans, and periwiokles
to be had in abundance. As Mrs. Ncp.
pins very truly remarks u tue place
i, is awful wholesome with respect to
th. breezes. and dreadful privileged on
account Of the clans Nenturing the
other day to ask her how she made Ger,
tain fine sausares, she rather electrified
| mo by turning rapidly upon me, nnd be-
ginning. Take your in'nrds. scald 'em.
scrape IN, and stuff 'em" changed
The suhjset. She snya she can't en-:
them herself. in consequence of the as.
,idrity Of her stomach = She has a
son named Couklin Neppins, who Is a
poet, and who recently produced the
following 'p0me' -
"a will sing you a song ss have heerd tell
, About q nsxidsnt which there het-l
| 1t was a rale-ioae saident, AZ have heard
! relate,
Which happened into old Nor'h-Caro!Iny
"Thc rale rode va, coming from the village
| of fSe,ingspa,su,
which the engineer was intoxicated, saying
4" lie DID uOt car" ad-n'
! Which caused n.ny innocent persons for 70
| d,e,
On account of his TREMENDOUS biaspheiay
"Likewis. his urofane swearing which he
w~kedly cussrd,
While the 'ssens permitted that has bile yer
bust
John Williams of Nswtown was hurt into
his chm,
And Mar,hy and Susan Riekets wsa also vic.
nms:
And Thomas Phelps. he died cpon the spot
AZ the engineer reported When lie Oh h''
body sol.
"Sow oil! you engineers do nat ever rnss,
Likewise get intoxicated, "a case your btle'
yer bust"
Couldn't you recommend the widow
Neppin's son 10 the place Of laureate
on the death Of the present incum'
brani'!
A welcome correspondent in Penn
sylvania sends us the following speci
men Of cool audaci,y in criminal, ]
i, the great height Of his impudenc'
tia, makes the story so tall
Judge X IA very worthy an
excellent judge, by the way.l Will
holding a Term &C the criminal court a
--. in this State, had before hin
or ,rial a slippery gentleman, charge
with tho offence of passing coanierfei
money. Afier long and tedious trial
: the jury returned verdict of'Not Guil
~, but ,ha, defendant pay the COSTS G
prosecution, as they do, under the ne
culiar sta'n,e OF Penusylvsnis. Th'
prisoner had been tried and acquitle,
several times before for like ofrert,
leaving upon the court each time an in
efFsceable conviction that he was guilt,
The court very digriGedly commande
him 10 stand up and pronounced sen
tence in accordance With the verde,
| a.7t then said
THE court take this occasion TO sa
TO you that you had no, better be asai
arrested Bnd pu, on trial in any oi III
counties composing the district owe
which We have the bsnor to preside,
The prisoner with tha, cooluess an
impotence which can only bc im'rinec
no, described. looked a, the court an
said
|. WIN ycsr honor have the lindne:
I TO inform me whAt counties compo'
V your judicial diaricir'
Coming dcwn on the upper deck {
an Albsay steamer ons day. many year
ago. a parry Of gentlemen. as rhe hos
nenred kinds rhook. Landing. were dii