Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-09

our ideas as their own. They are all heartily wei
come 20 do so, whenever they lind on original ar
tiole under our favonle head Of the piow md the
Hoe, worthy Of copying. M
HaY9'' .Niic Nophy .Hrgeme- The June
number is the frat OF new volume. il has
reached an edition Of $4,000 copies, and is un-
doubady The best patronized magazine in toe
world. as it deserves to be.
Counterfeit So bills on the Bank of Buring
ton are In circulation. They are good looking,
though they do not resemble the originals.
Railroad Opening Celebration.
The Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad
commenced running 10 WcodsvlIle. opposite TO
Wells River, about two weeks since. but for
some reason the event was not celebrated tll
last Monday According to notices issued by
the Company, inviting the stockholders in the
b. O.. g. NJ. Road as well as the rest of man-
kind to "a free ride. large number OF people
were collected az Wells River ou Monday
probably 1000. On the arrival of the b. G.. &
tl. Road procession was formed under the de
recton Of Col. Kent as Chief Marshal, and pre-
ceded by Band OF Music marched to the Coos
suck House. from the verandah of which the
people were addressed 10y several gentlemen
. he Sulutttory address was by Mr. Dickey,
President Of the day which was succeeded by
short speeches BY Mr. Quincy Pres dent of the
b., G.. g. NJ Road, NJ. Goodale. President of
the White Mountain Road, and Col Clement of
Portsmouth, and prayer by Rev Mr.. Davis
From our position 100 the crowd we could hear
IL a. LOO D.. D.
mainly Ola cOmgraulatory characttr-modemte
/ To- tone and quite harmless. Indeed we should
call them rood. Aiter the conclusion of the
addresses, the multitude were invited to repair to
the New HAMPSHIRE side the River TO partahe
of collation. of bread and meat. &c. prepared.
as we heard, n part by the ladies 10 the vicinity.
The arrival aud departure of each tram was
noticed by the discharge of cannon, and flags
were displayed az various points. The bridge
spanning Wells River was arched and bcauti-
fully decorated with eyergrcens and flowers
Atabout Tour o'clock, large trains over the
Plssumpsc and the b., C.. & NJ. Roads left.
taking away one half or more of the crowd
IN The evening there was a display of fire works.
wenty one lull car loads came over the b. &.
s. M. Road and about twenty-five on lhe Pas
sump-ic aud large number of people came up
from below ON the same Road In the Montreal
Train there we're some 1900 persons and in the
down trains d, the Passumps,c foil 1860. lhe
fassumpsic, upon request of the Montreal DE-
ractors, carried passengers TO and from the cole
buton free of AN cmrgc. All tie passengers
on The passumpsc were taken TO and from the
place without the least personal injury. We
could but admire toe c0ra and discretion cNhi5-
tied by the conductors and MI. hands n the
charge Of trains, with view 20 the safe convey
auCc Oi iAo passengers.
Everything appeuanng to the celebration
passed Oft PLEASANTLY. There was, however,
considerable drunkenness; bat mostly witnessed
upon the New Hampshire side OF he Connect
cut. It is no credit though 20 those persons 60
w oils River. who, as report says inr lttc
gnin looseued DO sly manner their liquor taps,
and allowed any TO partake and disgrace them
selves the occasion and the village BY drunken
ness.- GiedonInn.
Hor Ms Lalo rorts-Unler this heading tie
Burlington Free Press Of Monday contlins the
following articles
Our jail Is 10 rent I,s lockups are deserted.
It's customers have left 1t. and MS cells may be
thrown WIDE open, for there are none TO escape.
Sheriff Bowman informs us that at the time OF
his taking charge II This institution .the lst of
December last,l there were seven inmates
Since then some thirty odd have been accomm0-
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