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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
Vi,lainous Outrage.

A wanton and brutal outrage was
perpe,ra;ed in Pownal, Saturday the
18th inst, by ayoung man calling him.
self Shea, upon an did gentleman by the
name of Cardweli,--ihe particulars of
which We learn from the Banner.
Ii appears tina, Shea, " lille at Whip
pies Corners, asceriained that Card,
well was going 10 WiIlam.,own and
proposed TO 20 with him They pro.
ceeded on quietly until they reached IA
steep, precip',ous gorge, about thirty
feet above the river, when Shea threw
the old man down the bank into the
river. He then run down the bank
seized the old man as he came to the
shore, took his pocket.book, and after
striking him over the head, fled. Card.
well had previously screamed, which at.
tracted the attention of a party making
surveys, and this probably saved his
life. Shea proceeded through the east
part Of Pownsl to Bennington, where
he st 'pped with an Irishman over night.
The next morning several gentlemen
from Pownnl arrived in pursuit. The
criminal, having wind of what was be.
ing done. made his escape bit was cap.
iured after chase of two miles. On
Monday he WAS taken to Pownal, cx,
amiued, and fully committed for trial al
the next session of the County Court at
Manchesier.-Ea9ic.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
iRsIvALoF THE EUROPA.
IA ~ Az, lstsr from E1so3,

Nsw lJa9 Jane i6th.--The steam.
er Europa IA. arrived with Live, POO!
date. II the 9Th inst. She brinss 81
pa..rn.cr.--amopg whom are Col.
Mure. l~av~v II dispatches a~d. and Mt
Griaiih, the British Secretary of Lega.
lion.
The steamer City Of Glasgow, which
sailed from Liverpool on tho morning
ot the 81. nj / o'clock. with 80 passcn
gers aad 800 tons oil frciga, WAS passed
IN the Iih by tic Europa, about lat.
% G. long. co 3j.
ENGLAND.
Tie steamship for Australia. while
leaving Plymouth on Fri'lay,ran against
n pier and VAS 40 much damaged thai,
she had 10 put back.
Reports from San Juan del Rey are
favorable to the mining companirs.--
The net profits Of the last year ar.
fj2 900.
A reward If fi0 has been offered
for the apprehension Of Meaghcr.
Submarine communication between
lio', hral and Dublin Mas completed
on the 9Th inst.
The uei profits If the Bank 81 Ire.
land. Tor the year 1851, amount 10 ELL
~ FSslnSss ossss .As..s,s.sx.a xzoo
from CI,arle.ion. Sou,h Carolina, Tor
the Catholic University.
a lady belonging TO IL nunnery IN
Limerick has given $1,000 10 the for
nation Of n similar institution in Ros-
common.
The foundation stone Of new Wes-
lrynm chapel, to accommodate 500 per.
sons. and TO cost 600, has been laid
nut in Belfast.
Captain Tyndall, one Of the govern.
mcnt commissioners appointed by the
Earl Of Derby. has arrived in Galway,
10 make observations on the capabilities
Of tina, port rs n packet station.
SPAIN.
\ spanisl, expedition had started for
the Indian Seas. from Manila, to erect
Notifications AT Puerto Phllue.
GERMANY.
The tram which conveyed the En-
peror Of Russia and suite 10 Warsaw,
ON the 27ih ultiIno, was thrown off the
track and the cars smashed. No one
vas injured.
There is nothing important from
France.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
The late Mail Robbery.

PITTscUpd, June 14th.--Joscph
Cambcll, a brakeman on the Central
Railroad. and his two brothers, resi-
dents Of this city, are the persons ar.
rested, charged with robbing the mail,
About $50, 900 i'll money, checks and
drafts were found in their possession,
supposed to have been distracted
from the mails sent hence on the 6tl,
and 9th inst. Campbell had been ar
rested charged with robbins the store
OF Messrs. Hamilton 4 Beatty, and
the drafts and other valuables found
in their pockets WIS the first in,ina.
ton Of his having been concerned in
offering from the mail.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

An "AsroSrsagp MAs." G]
Pierce has been an 'astoni-led 4
once in hia life, before hearing
nomination to the Presidency i
occasion Of his aslOnislmeD! IA 70
somewhat ~ this way. 1t y" !
'Iolin Atwood wac Oh the anx'os'
Gen Pierce used TO labor VIII 1
night ami day 10 convince hH !
he was q fol 10 quii the DIT
and join the ALol.tionisis III
him over the lot roai., TUNED hS
basied him-bu, all TO 10 pc'i"ys
While the reverend gsn'lrman ~
d.rgoing one Of lhe-e SHINING I
proeessss. he begged for mere, "
~ declaring in whining don'',
tone--'--Gin'rnl, ] hive beeh'",
enfious Democrat for tw.ni, y
past. This was Two much IT
erAl coul not stand IT, Tie Wa,
tonistsd man. Eyeing Di' ,'sI''
q emile Of contempt, ard d'iD
dexter At him, lie exclAilns'~, Nj
you ID old fool you. bs'''
erat twenty ,.srs. srd ro~ y"
'o1''ir.~r. YLpr.li rc,d1
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
Serious Riot at Dunkirk.

-BcfrALo,June l5tb.-I.a.t evening
aboo, 100 Of the inhabitants Of Dun.
KIRK rose en- masse and attacked the
house OF Henry Tiles, foreman in the
New York and Erie Railroad machine
shop, and having captured him burn,
h's house TO the ground. Tiles having
accused another man, named Isaac
Smith. In the same establishment. Of
having improper intercourse with his
wife, with view Of enioriing money
lro,a him. on the false oath OF Tiles
wife smith was arrested, tried and ac.
quilted. Smith took il so much TO hear,
,aA' hs committed suicide yesterday
Tiles wife then confessed her perjury.
oa the faeis getting Wind the inhsLi.
'Snis rose as above. Tiles ia in their
custody. and serious disturbances are
apprel,~nded.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
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Arrest Of Hon. F. McMullen for Assault

PHILADELPHIA, June 16th.--IIon
Fayette McMullen, of Va, was held
to bail to dav, in the sum of 81 900,
to answer for an assault upon Mr.
Fitzworth last evening, on beard the
steamer Trenton, whilst coming from
Tacony. Mr.. Fitzwofth had cccu.
pied McMullen's seat in the cars du-
ring his absencc, by placing his lady
in it. McMnllcn threatened to take
his seat BY force, but Fi:zworth va
Gated it at tue request Of the lady,
calling Mem. no gentleman. They
met afterwards on the boat, when
Fitzworth, refusing to recall the op.
probrious erithet, McMullen broke
his cane over his head.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

FATAL ACCIDENT AT FIrcnBunG
A person i" the employ Of The Filcb-
burg Railroad. Mt the depot in that place.
was fatally injured Thursday morning
while attempting to unshackle the ears.
His foo, was caught near n frog between
two rails, while the train was IN motion.
The car passed over and crushed his
foot and leg His limb was ampnlate d
at the thigh Joint but the unfortunate
man died IN the mi i.t of the operation.
His name, we learn, was Timolhy
kingsnan, and his age WAS about 40
lie leaves wife aud family.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

ys.IAsss~ ss<s s,'a ,Asif a,,wAtE~a.
Mt shrse en<hssxcs ssrv ssct made
V1hcvs srssb,e I; sui. sitter 81 ~ss
arsssrpd. ~osd IN ss's,ia6 as vsn..
~. There wss naos IA hc Md Gs
ava ssises srd nos every che gram
NJ - ~ Aaripg hsurhs the sarpn's
~osi ~s rear sgs. I.' ~hs. xec'i
rsnsssed u 60 lewa. and cold II Al
q sesy ls~ price. DID not rqni'o
sUsAy sHoees. bat SLOWED Two years
srejn. ] sdvaacsd . certain rum
speu es.ry house the government
~ the ssme; and ! collected sab
scnp4sess from the basbiD. visitors far
tie rsetes, Of 'he IessAa,s
II. s~eiseno.,h The village ~ss
sssuIs,. The houses mar, from each
eshsr ~ yea sce +; The hskehouses
we're separated ftym the dsvi'inss I:
And elss~ 10 every h,as- is = sch. !
bsi 3 ciasi ,iss. aud turned the va.
fsn u th sariou. brooks therein. an,
~sssrej tire ss.,e .snds and sssad !.
sss avn thu, Increased the f.astursss.
The sardeus sDa 6clds were ~eil IN,
s~rsd ssa assealed 20; Lr ile o~n.
~ys vers sissys ~ the spas. aud Ill!
~ - rfAx Mr. ap1 m y lQsk
r. 11iln
- u 1cs3bp5esi, sna g.st vtylS8s Mn
sss bat iini@ ffrqncnsea ] forbade
the landlord VI nv hotel 10 let tue
peasanss .,svr either wiac or beer. -
The ~ilow of ti,e mayo.. Who still
keIs the oil Gle ho,,sr, vas more an.
trr si,', ne than ever; bu, attain.
81 my snd. Had she followed nv
s.lsiec. ss's nigh. have done ~t'l Ia
,he World Tor my hotel Was gener-
sHy % fall, that man, guests had IL
,~sk rooms elsewhere aud would
have assisted her, hal she n.t con,in.
ned v'oien. 10 her wrath against ,nr.
NOV. certainly. crea. number
" the Inhabitants are ia debt To me.
las siiil they have rsil of many of
their oil debts ~ each other. Our
village j. naa the mos, furnishing il
tbs ~ha!c country. We have no n,o'c
tsssul,s. Many Of M former ulils
ere now fathers aud mothers, aud or.
der ani uestrc-s reishs in every
Anuse l assemble all the peasants
yearly; and those who have kcp,
their houses. stables. clothes. &c ia
the creates, or,ier.and who have been
most dilieru, in their iu,banlry, ana
mat correct il their conluc, re-
l'a.e from Tie ln,etes. Of tie money
] len, them. Thc three 6;s, peas
a"ss who con'i lay their debt IL NC
] excused enurclv.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
CINCiNNATI, June 90.

The rxcitmen, among our politicians
on Saturday was very great, and ,hi.
morning it reached the highest pitch of
excitment but the Wings were agrees
ably disappointed when the nomination
OF Gen. Scott was announced. The
selection seems TO & We universal salts.
faction to the party in Ohio.
The weather in this vicinity i. very
warm, and the cholera prevails to some
extent among the laborers on the Gov
ington and Lexington Railroad, q few
scattering cases have also occurred in
this city though the papers make no
mention of the fact.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

BuEGLAkY.-We learn that on Fri
DAY night, liih inst, the dwelling oil
Dir Il, e. Dayton. at North Granville
was broken into by daring thief, who
entered room below stairs, and took
from under bed small Trunk which
contained papers of value, besides a
small amount of money. The trunk
was found next morning in the stree,
,iflrd Of lis contents.
On the same night the store of Mr.
H. +. Bancroft. OF the above place, " a,
forcibly entered, and the Burglar sue.
eeeded in ab'irac:ins a few dollars from,
The pocket Of the clerk, who at ia.
I'm" was asleep in room on the sec.
o"d floor, lGranvilie Telegraph.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
The Nomination.
Wing
Diarict
Commute

Its with no ordinary degree Of pleas.
ure that we announce to our readers the
result Of the late National Wing Con.
vrniion al Baltimore nomination
Of Scott x Graham. Ordinarily our
pleasure would be grea, At this result.
because we think We know that no nom.
inafion could have been made which
would be hailed by The true Wings Of
this State with more heart felt sralilica-
ton, or be responded to by them with
more claie, Lopc.r.sing, ,ici,r..Leto-
S'hins cheer.
But gtea, AS is our qualification a,
HE result on account Vi its own merits,
wisdom and genuine patriotism, it is
UNNECESSARILY increased by the fact ,l,a,
Ncrmrnt--like some other States and
portions Of Sla,es--was So signally mis-.
represented By her delega,c,--lelegates
the improperly in the manner of whose
election, great as II was, WAS most sig.
naliy excelIed by the improlriely of
their conduct-conduct which LA, been
viewed 10y the great body OF their con-
s'i'u"n's with bushes and regrets sucl,
as the conduct Of Vermont Wings rare.
ly il ever befurs has caused to arise.
While We thus deplore the dark spots
attempted to be placed upon our Star
that nerer SETS" We turn viii, hi.h
pride and JOY 10 the course Of tia, one
delegate whose course WAS guided by
sirir, 6deliiy to the wishes and s.n,i.
mrnts Of those Green Mountain BOYS
"!ic won the victories Of 40 and AZ
lie like the angel Abdel was
"fsithful found
Among the fs',hiess, faithful only he
Ard as 10 that other noble delegate -
the o"ly property hteted district dele
gate from this Sis,c--what shall we
say his r'jessisn. will longer Le re.
msmhcsed to his honor than even the
conduct Of the fai,hles. ore. will be tc
their regret and disionor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
Rutland County Whig Coavention.

The Wing. of Rutland County arr,
hereby Eo,'ted aud requested to meet
~ Convention nj Caai-,on. un Thars-
day. Jolly issh, 1s32. as 10 / , o'clock
! A. ~, - ppMisate 4, Se naioriai Ticket
|. s:Is IN n n n
suing rtrcsioa. ], il e~rncssiy request.
c'l that every town "a the County b.
fully gcprs,enird in the Convention.
~ ills Is ,hr year for P,sid mial
E'.e'i''n. ai'i 10. pa, .icaiar Juroy,te oi
t!'s great MAJORITY of the people Of This
C"utay snd III. State, 10 our Fre.iden.
,iai candidate. i is exprc,ed tia, HE
Wiags viii take ihi, early occasion to
coina ooi ia their strength. aud ut this
Convention light their WATCH fires 10 be
kept burning brighter and brighter ill
" the Hero of three wars shall win a
more g"fiuus victory than ever teio q.
J. EDGEKrGN,
\. g. DANA, C1rn,y
&. SPENCER, ( Conan.
t.. MARrINDALE.
Jaue .3. 1862.
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Fatal Recontre in Charleston.

CnARLEsroS, June IA premed.
itaied recon're occurred in King street
this morning, between Mr. Hall, book.
keeper, and Robt Leckie. an umbrella
manufacturer. The latter gentleman
was almost instantly killed. Theweap.
on, were revolvcrs. Mr. Hall immr-
diately after surrendered himself to the
authorities, The affair originated in a
dispute which occurred between the par.
les Yesterday.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

C~'s.pssttse. ~ ~ Mss E
Euthsslass:s JbnsaeuGkssa ct Nashua.
= fsssa Il u Wig Nomination At
1AltimorA
@ NAsnvA. n. H., Juoe %.
Eptsoa MAslr-I'he news OF The uo,n.
ina' oa u Cca.a n inGeld Scott. ty III,
VIII C.@s.aiisn * Baltimore, .. re.
csi,ed herr ysseerdsy. at al,oo, : Pan.
aud no pen s<sr ,tpayS- can begin 10 de.
scribe the rasuDs;Lsi Tie news had upon
t~sh wkigs s.A Ds@ocr.,. Il ha.
been evident sSrr since the nomination
~ Gen. Pierre tha, the Democrats OF
New Hsmpshirs. Al least. have regard.
ed his succvss - depending very much
upon the why eominaiion. They have
dreaded the sspssi,s,im Of Gen. Scott,
and they tatS sought the new. With
quite as much anxiety as tue Whigs,
and when ,hsnsvs 81 Gen. Scots nom.
inx,icn ~ns fsriv~d, il VAS very appa-
rent that tho Denocrsis regarded Il rs
rlmost the s~ee precursor Of csming de.
feat. willis ~ Hhigs Of the old "Gran-
tie State" III his no,niu alton as the
sure ign q lsaing victory.
Tlse stpse % ci'ensen, prevailed du.
ring the who6p The afternoon. Flags
were rsM t{Sna we're received with
prolonged 1eakning hurrss by the
croxds ~ Frr,s. People from the
sAjeisi ,shey raAsea ihs W.
vihg 66S6 Iause 30 gsve tsvee e&
for Scot,and viScry! Tive excitement
continued 70 increase until evening -
Main street wss. for nbout bait mile,
literally crowded. With such scene
before one il was 20 evident that other
demonstrations were about TO be- made,
and expectations were not long left 10
conjecture. for soon ine loud booming Of
cannon. t,inosl with The lmriied ringing
oi Ills together aiIh the hurras of the
vast multiIade rs r"ckrt nftcr rocket
daried up from their midst with blaze
Of victory, was undeniaLle proof of The
satisfaction AID coni fence with which
the nomination Of Gen. Scott is received
IN New Hampshire. Gen. Scott will,
from present appearances, carry New
Hampshire beyond doubt.
Yours. with respect. j Il.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

We give below the first sia ballots
for candidate for che Presidency. which
continued with but Iitk variation up to
the forty sixth. when II became evident
tina, Gen. Scott would get ,La nomina'
ton which he did on the 53J ballot.
piRsr BALLOT.
Fillmore Vermont l. II. Island ]
Conn. ! New York Z, Pennsylvania
/, Maryland &. Virginia IL, N. Caro-
lima 10. s. Caroliua 8. Georgia 10,
Alabama 9. Mississippi I, Louisiana g.
Ohio /, Kentucky IS. Tennessee -
Missouri Q. Arkansas 4. Florida 3,
Texas 4, Wisconsin !, California 1,
Total 1873.
.Scot,-Alame s, New Hampshire
+. Vermont /, Massachusetts ., Il.
Island /, Connecticut 9, New York
"a. New Jersey !. Pennsylvania 90,
Virginia 1, Ohio II. Indiana IL, III
irois II, Michigan < Wisconsin /,
California .. Teal 1873.
IEtbstey--New Hampshire 4. Yer
mont 3. Massachusetts, II. Il. Island
2. Connee;;;scs: 2, New York, 9, Wis
consin 3, California /. Teal 90.
SECOND BALLOT.
's Filimoss lsi = Eco&s slas.; sNsh,
stcr 20. One New Yorker left Web.
ster and went to Scwt. A Virgins
absentee on the FIRST ballot voted for
Scott also Scott gained from Fiji
more in California, and lost one in
New Hampshire.
THIRD R!AI.Lor.
Fillmore 1871 /; Scott 1873; Web
stcr %. Scott gained in N. lamp.
shire from Webster. and Webstcr
gained l from Scott ii Virginia.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Fillmore 100; Scott 1874 Web.
ster 20. Scott gained / from Web,
stcr in Virginia, ard Webster / from
Fillmore in Ohio; Fillmore gained /
from Scott in Michigan.
FIFTH BALLOT.
Fillmore 1873; Scott 1870; Web,
s'cr 80. Webster gained 1 from
Scott in New Hampshire; Fillmore
gained ! in New Hampshire from
Scott, and Webster gained one from
Scott in New York.
SIXTH BALLOT.
Fillmore 1873 Scott 1871: Webster
20. Scott gained ! from Webster in
New Hampshire, ard from Webster in
New York; Scott gained l from
Webster in Virginia Fillmore gain.
ed 2 in Illinois from Scott Scott
gained . from Fillmore in Michigan.
Adjourned till 8 o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
CHAP. XIV.
~ SbAY IN HARD.

augusta interrupted Us Just here,
hiss wss blooming as 4 rose. her babe
lay on her arm. another little one bell
her hand. an! the elder ones followed
her. The church bells sounded
through tho valley We went together
10 the service Of God the gentle
soft singing Of the consre CATION was
aneommoniy pleasing TO me. and the
emotion which it caused WAS increas
oil by the siIve, haired cure who pray.
cd o, the alter, and afterwards, with n
true sno~ edge Of mankind. preached
Oh the relation oi tbs lie to tia, here
after.
Alter service vas ever the peotlc
collected ander the limetree.. The
mayor spoke kindly to all. aud. stand.
Ing on bench. read end exJ laincd
some government, DEGREES. aud DIVA
ted the objections which sme raised
to them. lie then laid his hand up
Oh inc, and said. IAN Cd and dear
lnend o.! my youth is come 70 vii.
me; and as ] wish 10 give him pleas.
ure. and to show him those young
people Who have particularly disiin.
gu'shed themselves BY their good con =
duct. ] invite them to dance and
ssrTer a. my house this evening" -
lie then read q long lat Of names
from sheet Of paper.
a general smile appeared on the
faces u tho villagers as they went
away. The cure, a kind. sooi.ten,
rered, lively man, the schoolmas,er
l.exreeht. aud his wife, aud the pny.
s'c'an. accompanied us 10 the hotel.
shere d,ascr ~as prepared for us
Ienjayed myself among these excellen.
rsopls; and can never forge, his
dinser, nor the eoacer, wiaich follow.
ed Il. Tweaty-fonr men. women and
eAiidrcn. sang the chorases Of Haydn.
Handel, aud Cram. with as much
taste and correctness - ] had ever
heard at aay concert in the city
Enseseevt. Augusta. sad their eide,
boys. jcined he s,nses. The bath.
hesss gardes was tie concer,-room
and 10 spot coatl have been bette,
chosen. for the d.stan, sall Of rock,
ssns bark Z magic sound. aud the eve
n'ss sun shea " golden rays over all
] wss touched, And my tears flowed.
And one man has done all this :"
'hsaSht i; "as'd this mar. surround.
cd By world Of las ewa creation
ssands there - humble snd anasumin:
ss the Eeaasats around han" eoul,
nes res,sI .hen the concert vas over
pressing him % ny bossm. and ex
csaaslag. 'Thoa art one Of the gre c,
81 On the earth. even in ihy iatoser'
sFoct . ! nov accompanied the par
y 70 the bath house, asd danced ~ill
AsSussa, and afterwards With mat,
q sss ssoss village and the geo
ssss walked snoos., the con, any ak
. intssr s~oagDt Lis children. ",
81 aosn 70 supper ~ chance direct
ed: . ynsax T<ssAsr Vas my neigh.
hes, and ia,srs.si me more tia,
esay cts belle si,h her csasersa
sssu-
~ soss - Esas xas recovered
nisy rs'rsasc '~,Aisea. I ~. liar,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

ca The Cincinnati Commercial
speaks Of n gentleman residing in that
County, who lie so particular about the
observation Of the Lords day, that he
has two handles TO his pump, one OF
which he uses on the Sabbath, and the
other the remainder Of the week.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN BosToN AND
PHILADELPHIA. The Pennsylpdnia
Inquirer, Of Thursday, has the follow.
inc mira ura,h

Inquirer, Of Thursday, has the follow.
ing paragraph -
"a new enterprise in just about to
be started. We alludc to n regular
steamship line between PHILADELPHIA
and Boston. The projectors are Phi
meas Spraguc & Co., to whoa great
credit is due. The first trip will be
made on Saturday next, when the
steamship City Of New York." Capt.
Baxter, will leave Boston at s p. NJ.
She is very Superior vessel, of $50
tons, and possesses all the necessary
qualifications for the trade. On her
return she will leasc Philadelphia at
2 p. NJ. June 26sh. The steamship,
City Of Boston," Capt, Goodspeed,
will leave Boston tho same day. June
26th, and Philadelphia July 3D.. 1t
will thus be seen that the underta.
king is, ncnced in earnest. Both
steamers e new, and they present
every comfort and accommodation
They are intended to be regular and
reliable, and will leave on the days
advertised, full or not full"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

ES-New Orleans papers of the
l6th ave the details Of a terrible at.
fray which occurred a. Csmyite On
the Red River. The par.ie. were
DIR. Packet, his son, Mr.. Rubico on,
and . constable named Davis. Guns
pistols and knives we're used. Davis
vas killed instantly, DR.. Pocket mos,
awfully wounded, and The other par
ties alec severely irirr-i.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

HE friends Of temperance gave a
grand demonstration ct Concord, N. II.
on the Bib inst. when monster petition
with 10000 signers, praying for the
ia'ne Law, was presented 10 The Leg.
islaiure.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

HsJ-A desl crate horse,thicf,
arrested at Westtirll, Mass, VI, Y
day. The man gives 10 ''a'@, 4
sixty five years oil ase, large anil
letic. lie resisted the office,
was overPowered, and is nov nrs
ut Troy, y. Y.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

ca A lady in Florida advertises
iora husband. She is amiable. good
looking, domestic and rich. The mnn
must be a six footer and nothing short.
err money no object, the lady having
enough Of that. Sixfooiers. ma,rion
ialiy inclined, may address Echo"
Warrington T.. o. Florida.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

Es1~rhe British ADM, atty. always
alive to the exigencies Of the sea ser.
VICE, have published full directions
Tor signal lights. to be carried BY all
Bri'''i, vessels At night on the ocean,
aud which. being worked uniforml,
,oy a code will render collisions hear.
Y impossible.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

Hxs,rNlr. BENJAMIN O'uonell

HxJ"Mr. Benjamin O'pouell. i
spectacle citizen of the village d,
maca, N. Y, who has been eng
ed as a blacksmith, by the Long
land Railroad Company, rcocnat
gratifying intelligence on Wsdses
last that property to the amcss
100000 had been bequeaIia
him by u deceased relative in !
land.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-24

III The cholera s-em TO be prevail,
'ns to q Considerable extent OF L,ar,l
Tie Aissis.iiia steamboats,. Tie 81.
Louis 9ep~Ll.eaa VI the ! l,li ANNOUNCE.
the ARRIVAL a, Tia, por, Of The steamer
Atlantic. with 500 Immigrants OF board
She had about 80 more deck passenger.
Than The h~ allowed. and a srea, deal
OF sickness has b-es experienced b, her
passenger. 8 q whom had died on
toaSd. BALL.. .....