Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1852-02-18
Correspondence Of the franklin Democrat.

Rev Mr. Stone of Park ST. Church delivered his adj.
dress upon Kossuth and Hungary this afternoon in the
representative hall Long before the hour of speaking
the galleries crowded TO their utmost capacity
chiefly with ladies' After seating the members of the
Senate and house below, every seat and avenue was
crowded where human being could sit or stand. The
address mastery performance from beginning TO
end-worlhy the occasion, the subject and the speaker
It was received with breathcss attention throughout,
and with constant rounds of loud and spontaneous APP
pause Many portions of the address Of the the
most thrilling character and the whole audience times
seemed melted TO tears. Mr. Stone to have
tered most thoroughly the history of Kossuh and Hun
gary He is of the most liberal, radical, and elo
quen Of the clerical profession in this city-Frank-
lin
Hungarian .4sSociatioRS.-A large number of citi-
zens from different parts of Ohio met at Columbus on
the 9th inst and organized State Hungarian Associa-
ton. Gov. Wood was, by accomaiion elected Presi-
dent of the Association. County Hungarian Asso-
citation for the county of Franklin organized the
same day.
Hon. James Meacham, NJ. C. from Vermont, has re-
ccivcd appointment to the Regency of the Smithso-
nian Institute at Washington.
The oath required of the public fnnctionaries in
France thus 81 swear obedience to the Constitu-
ton and fidelity to the President"
Madam Howard, the discarded mistress of Louis Ma
poeon and the mother of his children, is said to be an
American, born in Baltimore.
Governor johnson, late Executive of Pennsylvania,
granted fyhree p4rdons during the last twelve days
of his administration.
The Washington Intelligencer says the Government
has paid since 1885, $2S5,OOO for lost horses
A piece of quartz rock from California weighing 1873
ounces, gross, has been nssaycd at the Philadelphia
Mint, and found yield $l73 in pure gold-being
the rate of 1920 per ounce.
The county Jail at Harrisburg, Pa has been fitted up
by the Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance for the
regular meetings of the lodges in that place.
Rev Z. E. Town, pastor of the Baptist church in
Mechancsburg, Champaign county, Ohio, has been
missing since the Goth of December last.
/ Some days since young named Clyde, belong
ing to Lyme presented at the Lebanon IN. H. Bank
forged note for 81 800 The cashier pronounced it
forgery and refused to cash it-whereupon Clyde drew
a dirk and threatened to stab the cashier if he did not
pay the note. The cashier took pistol from drawer,
which so frightened Clyde that he Immediately fled
but he arrested and lodged in Haverhill Jail
The editor of the Long Island Star has taken the
BILE to examine the files of that paper for number of
years past, for the purpose of ascerainng at what times
the East river has been frozen TO admit of
passengers walking He reports that it so
frozen in Feb, 1917, and Jan. 1921.
The works on the Egyptian railway now in active
operation, and 10000 men will be employed on the
north end of the line.
Ninety-two of the Cuban prisoners in Spain TO
leave the LIST instant for the United States, board
an American vessel from Corunna.
Seven of the Hungarian refugees who came over in
the Mississippi have been permanently engaged in the
extensive pin factory at Worcester, Mass.
James Cavanah of Mnersville, Penn, attempted to
murder his wife the evening of the 10th instant and
then threw his child into the fire. burning to death.
He has been arrested,
A crazy Englishman, whose offer of marriage re-
eeted by the countess de Bocame has left her 100000
francs by his will
Singular Faet.-Mrs Richmond of Ticonderoga, NY.
sevenythree years of age, has been deprived OF teeth
for several years, until recently set of front teeth
have cut through, which, says informant, enable
her to eat and scold as well ever.MiddcJury Reg.
Ten laborers recently killed on the Great Wes-
tern Railroad Canada West, by the caving Of Q bank
of earth under which they were at work