The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-14
Miscellaneous Items.

Kossuih would reach Boston the las, Of mi.
month.
Horace Preston, arrested in New York
as fugitive slave, on the claim OF a gem
lleman in Baltimore, was delivered up, after
full examination, on the 81 inst, and return.
ed 10 the claimant.
The Massachusetts House Of Reprcsen.
latives postponed the further consideration Of
the Liquor bill until Tuesday, the 18Th inst.
RUTLAND AND WAsHrxGrov R.rtnohp.
we are happy to learn that THOMAS II.
CANFiELD, ESD, oil Burlington, has accepts
cd the appointment Il Superintendent Of
the Rutland and Washington Railroad made
vacant by the death Of IloRhcE CLARK,
Esq. The energetic business habits and
talents Of Mr.. GARFIELD, rs we'll as hi,
genlltmanly bearing, are 100 well known in
this community to need word Of comment
from us. We most heartily congratulate
the company on having secured the seryi-
oes, 10 Tins 'mportrni post, of so competent
ana eiicient Superiniendcnt.-Ffe Press
A GOOD ExAMPLE.-The Legislature of
New Jersey have passed bill appropriating
one thousand dollars a year, for two Years,
10 ald such colored persons in that State a.
may desire 10 remove 20 Liberia, under the
direction of the New Jersey Colonization
society. The vote in the Senate was 10 to
IN The House 80 10 IL. Let New York
follow The example, proporiioning her grant
70 her population and resources.-N. J.
Com Ado.
MIR. Clay is again more feeble in health.
and his friends begin to despair of his being
able TO reach home this spring.
Henry Clay was rs years old on Mon
day, the 18th inst.
The Rev Mr.. Law, who cloped with the
daughter Of the Marquis of Londonderry,
has been received into favor By his father.
ln-fdio, and presented with a snug living,
worth $4,000 rer annum.
Rev. Elijah Hrddirg. senior bishop Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, died at
Poughkeepsic, n. Y. on Friday last
The Wing members Of the Legislature Of
New York, at caurus held on Wednesday,
adopted esolution. declaring Gem Scott
their choice for the Presidency, nv vote
Of 90 to l. This was not full vote, quite
a number OF Wing members opposed 10 this
movement being absent.
DR.. King, the eminent American mission.
and tba ra,.,,I
Greece, has been sentenced to fifteen DAYS
imprisonment. and to expulsion from the
| country, for having published book TO
prove that divine honors should moi be pad
10 the Virgin Mary.
A meeting oil the young men OF the city
oil New York, favorable 10 the election of
: Daniel Webster to The Presidency, is called
ut Lafayette Hall, April 10Th.
Late advices from st. Jago (Cuba) repor,
, that another expedition against the island
, was apprehended and that vessel. had been
ordered 10 cruise between Cape Cruz and
Cape Mayze.
The revenue from imports has declined
, considerably the past quarter at New York,
being about 100000 on the month, aud
Sl,7Oo,000 on The quarter. AS compared with
The same period last year.
U The Temporary injunction ae aims, the New
d York Art Union has been dissolved, and a
. permanent one denied by Judge Duer.
j. We learn from good authority, that the
long and runous contest between the Yer.
mont Central and Rutland and Burlington
Railroads, has been amicabiy settled by
Gov. Paine ard lion. Harry Bradley. The
5 stock of th.se roads will now 90 IN We
also learn that good understanding exists
nnl arrangements have been made between
the Worcester and Western and the miIdl,
line, so called, composed OF The Fiichburr
Cheshire, and Rutland and Burlinc Iol
Roads Boston dt'as.
:, ST. LorIs, April s-The Steamer Glen.
d cove, which arrived this evening abou s o..
clock, from New Orleans, while making IL,
lan0ing, blew up with terrible EXPLOSION
bursting all her boilers. She had about on,
hundred and fifty passengers on board at tn,
the time, large number of whom were xii
led. The steamer Cataract, Georgia, au,
Western, which were living alongside at III,
| 'ihNs fNcv
eral were also killed On board these boats
The number of the killed is not vet ascer
tanned, but il must be very large. Tn
Glencove took fire, and burnt to be water
. edge.
II A committee of the New York Legisla
e ture, after an investigation into the irus
# funds of The Chancery Court, have report
, ed that there is nearly million and a hal
:. of dollars now held in irusli and that tn
righlful owners of nearly million Of hi
large sum are unkno,cn.
c MAN praising porter. said i, was so ex
Of cellent beverage, that taken in grea
d quantities, il always makes him fat %
e have seen the lime" said another" when
}. always makes YOU lean" "When | Shout,
At like TO know" said the eulogisi. "Why
n no longer ago than last night--against tn
nj wall"
~" This is a world so full of white heap
. with black cats inside, that il is absurd an
;" perilous to assume that ANYTHING is cal or mea
by superficial aspects alone."-H, Greeley, 1rib
une.
True, o Horace and opropos Of whit
Al Hc"Hs WIN OidCh Vdtri &C, SOME lOlkS q
81 say that famous old white coats Of your
RS is one Of EN- Huntington Sentinel.
e The fremont Temple was a Gvorte o
k our citizens, and is connected with man,
re interesting and various associations. II wa
rs erected as a theatre in 1927, and was uses
/ n such until lS43. when il was sold 10 lh,
Bapiists for public worship for s55 900. /
fin. ~
ofs25,ooo The depth Of the building wa
Ioh fat ,uillh in fronI "a La. .iAh :.