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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16
CALIFORNIA NEWS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Z, L, VI.
There have been several fires IN differ
cnt portions Of San Francisco since the
departure of the last steamer, but the loss
in each instance was not heavy-San Fran
cisco, Sonora, Stockton, Downieyillc and
Sacramento, have all suffered.
From the mines the news is highly en-
couraging and the miners in many OF the
localities are doing better than ever.
A massive lump Of gold, weighing eleven
pounds had been found.
A brutal and disgusting prize fight had
taken place at San Francisco-the combat
tnnts being John Carey and -- Carl
gan. There were thirty rounds fought,
each Of which was severely contested
carrigan WIS the victor. The purse was
for $1,000 a side.
Nothing further has transpired regard
ing the Sonora expedition. and no further
movements IN that direction reported.
An earthquake had occurred in IIumbol,
Bay, but no serious damage ensued.
The san Francisco papers record more
than the usual number Of murders. The
health Of California was generally good,
and the weather favorable.
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TIM is,atsLArtsr adlourncdon Mon
day Of last ~cct. sAar the ionges, 10y ,-o
weeks, anl the frsisics, iby gr.s, deal
session ctcf held IN tbs State. AZ last Il
aSjourne.i. - the gtoa, JOY q the people,
saA he lives and property q men, and the
lises and polts Of u.uskrals are noS more
sale.
4 legislature cshpo 90 on ihre iegs,
fts hoay tbs, acts by DaloFiiy u --scn.
tally bipod There we're, &c the Pco-
pc 90 siiled II, ia the Legislature three
lssse gaitio. bcsiAos hslf-a dorm lIliie
SPECIAL Psr'ies. No party having uslof-
Hy. Sbcue'ot party question afusr, therv
-ss d,4d hsli unii oompfoutisc Ct =
ooslh,tn -as effected. Msny H'an eosiid
frsisi e.; 90 hanf - . day, but hctoad thai
IL, psrt, fsi,,falboss and virtue 81 Boi a
FEE ~es unshlc 20 g.. These u,on stc1d
~ ghe is.He3is,s prcscnoe u ofiCos ~I1h
a.,afs oi.si, md coula ~" the losres and
ashss 70 b. snhin theif reach. Thr poo-
pie yofr 81 hoipo. the elections HcFe
t-sife n,oilihs sheaA. the brave trsela.
,ioas 81 conventions we're iofFoiien, "A 81
insfssrsir haue,f irafE uahin pssssrd hard.
Ti.-nsafe. .nsl . sArhi show u Psuilhg
snd rosisiine. lisHsers ss.d Pre- soilefs,
tafih aussa md = bali II hssssFablr ca
csTsias,s. rasi,od dsily iH,o zach o,hess
riad sras.
Ia Jhis ~af, she's The wheel. q goseFa.
n.sta ssssssod fssi siacs an rot. the uuiind
Ssaula,rs ~ hsirYes men htscsn 80 brin.
ecrais. fres neassenis, iianteD, Prs
k.alofs. llsi4s AMI So. l.sl.ied csi ihs
~h.es,. tud ihs Old ,ei.sele vstsl o.. tasugt
sadls hr-,aad4iet AID Issees,i'ag IA .
pr~ Girornah
Tlss gs.os ~ I nisd Stairs ssnssoi
slels ~ts isa ssouut rr,rssna -dicse'
osuid "a cosuluss a. Esrh far'y -afass
And csturantd Il n ogutl value 10 oil w
ssiifss. Bfh parry had isfofsis oih1i
dsivi Ga hat oaies. and . sts very go
Aoa usft 10 ihs se-saea il.ai thfsv ~osl.
DC D. 'itrt.os. Ansrarh ,hiss r,ne ssl
l.ls scrf he'd 80 sss There no nosS tp
s.rasrt o. o chaars hst nss So ffro-saai
rrs hgat iol s~sy b. tlfs "Jset o -lisc Ian
triu' aeaas II tiss bead a ,i,es RASH, %
4. siahsf. aa.ll hsrs hsrH siosiod ~ as
tt hai usisiius o. As giaAaisre a siasn
leader. lheg faa iAssuaslscs dseo4 said
saiasis-4. sfsd rs'ld ~sdsls ssuharf
The snaaum ~ hassas~s broarla hsfss'
M 0onrrsl asassiisi, pss lsTgs. NJ ~.
issn sAfus hunasel sh1 fny tll. srfs la
ua1aeeA 40 ti,e lssu iiasss. y, ~
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lhfrttttvi nfr~trN St,str.s,
tstTdHtf ,Nn SfVarnt gutN Tie "a.
r.~p'nirn rf'hr \ \ Tao ID rysthss.
iollo~s - That lrr,t uudti date II rm..
81 evening
hn unfortunate difhcoly ,rcnfrtA th,.
rsrfuinr ee,arsn SHttrisn taihf,r sn8
Senator t'eih, rttlir TpNsury Dctsr,srp,
Thr Secretary 's charged With treating a..
Scuatof ,rf, uisie.
Np-f~oual rpccunict vas hkolt 10 rr,~
ont " y, hui mutual f.irnd. arr nb,ir,',..,i
90 have provided iof an atnirahir settle
mrn' 10 n'oftoN, by an aroiug, fnsn Sccrr
tay Gu'hur.
The breach among the Srnstc p,fnor
racy yesterday, . evidently widening II
- understood that The rr-siAfu; p,ll mai !,
determined fight arsins, tide faction. The
latter ha'c evidently cast prudence To- the
winds, and the President wif nocd Jack.o-
nian tirmnoss.
San'a Anna has been declared nic,,t,r
i,H ten YEAR, over tho McNican S,n,cs.
Smart country, ih1i.
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Vermont state Agricultural society.

The second Annual Meeting Of the So
ciciy, for the election Of officers, and for
the transaction of other important business,
will be held at the Cour, House, in Mid
dlebug, on the first Thursday in January
next, at 10 o'clock, A. VI.
A full Attendance Of the members is re-
quesied. Arrangements have been made
with most Of the Railroads whereby per.
sans attending the meeting are carried to
aud from Middlebury for fare ono way.
Committees Of award upon Essays, Field
Crops, and Manures, are particularly de-
sired To report themselves on ARRIVAL, 10 the
undersigned, at the Addison House, where
requisite statements Of claimants for pre-
mIums on these articles will be submitted.
An adjourned meeting OF the Managers
will be held at q O'Clock, on the evening
preceding the Annual Meeting.
BY order Of the Board,
7. lIoLBKook, President.
December !, 1853.
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Correspondence orhe .Ntir York Time.

Correspondence Of he .Ntir York Timer.
OEEGoN CRY, %. r., Oct 81.
Oregon enjoys peace and plenty. In
ternaly and xtcrnslly-absolu,cly and
relatively. She has little To fear. aud much
10 hope. The harvest has been abundant,
and were 1t not for the great immigration
which has rolled in upon rs, there would
be Il surplus Of al sorts Of agricultural pro-
dnets. A u j., Oregon viii hayc very
lnile TO eel, and viii, ~ doubt, Dee obliged
10 buy considerable before the frurs Of an
other year viii be gathered.
The pnce q provisions hss diHishod very
litile. Butter issslhng at from Soc. 10 75c.
a pound flour at fiom : 70 so a hun
dred pound. eggs al 70. dorm; pota-
tors At 81 50 bushel onions. - BUSH
81 beet l5c. 10 *. pound pork at 3Uc.
and h,u At nc. 10 3jc. pound, &c.
Money y growing scarce. The country
IL fan Of mcrchand ise and manufactured
Articles. The Indian var IN ihc Rogue
River county hs. interrupted he -Hppii.-
u gold, sud almost the only sources u sup-
ply iuf the muney market have been the
lumber trade, AMI the cattle, hogs, and
poultry which have gone 20 Caliioma.
The average Yield II wheat, smini0rn-
81 By several fauaefs. j. shout - Or ~
bushels 10 the acre. No doubt the Yield
might be- 80 % 90 bushels, II different meth
ods II tiilage ucrc adopted The dry sum
men here render deep cultivation highly
ad,aniageous, yet sin told ihs, many d
the iafmcrs raise two or three CROPS ~
n beat from the sume ground ~ifh1u' pl'af-
lug n sii--oHly narrowing thoroughly or,
hMey plough. u j. very specifically.
The lmmigrsilon D. rapidly coming "a
the greater pan has probsb,y srrted.-
fru'u en- sccouni a the .lsnigraufs taken
a. The iillia agency, u appesm tls' nfil
persons. aO77 oxen, G-5i- cows. Osfl h0f-
80, 81 - lee. $40 sheep and aB
sag0us, have passed ulefr. To- hulk ~
ths lmmagrsn,s ore IN iolrrsb'c h-alih. con.
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fsstnfsfsnts Tts sr,k. ~, u,1rf.
s,rnse sssullsf ii,s ossfgsa y ~ hrstssr
iiststa NJ o. D. rfief is.as - frs fes's
espraetr, "a -svslsg~a Sc. aud oas,s'.
outlaly veAs fsif lr,sv inars q tas fespua-
sshGstos as,f s.a.sas iaissft t,ssrv ms We
o. r. "a sss,s fisi ss.s iauf ssesii,ss'''l
AMI es,,t ri,sseass a us' ll1..ts. the
Faaa sla sns ,'eslsrssss a 81, sosssu'sss
" ss,soa as. size Iaoslssry sat ssrs~,sss
fttsa1sgss l~wlaaaa fs iAs 'sgpr. ss.S
nlsf ..aseia and pfss.res.ur essi 90 ca,
f.sr, ~il s-eus, o. oil sesesfi sBcoo~s.
Twa rrnsrptan, 4 suse hsss resd tiss
lIrsssa. tt.l r. na~ oansrs i'sio~f tis is,r
,gtfe ihirA 4 lsss. ~ .uarir a. iamos,
bssr oaaaartf,t Ny t.s,oss ana tsr'ahl' is.cn.
vbe sid b. laae fssgenibrfsa. pu1 hfs'
.ssss a q aevppsp~f ~, oeuaocied ~HA
%, paie,. s@s. sl,haart li'iar IN 'eH'.o''
gssf - a. sasis. Sc Passfasa's hofu sRs
iaucusrf. ,bs ~siooae signal "a DE a.
fnti u she iittsts.
Ne gsspan' na radical changes in ih''
ape. bas st 81 prg',se 70 Hisfs Il pc
ri.,8g ~lsi m tlir4 eaf readers Do,'1 30,
Ssalrs We shsH nas s'ieseis - friarn
dsc y odd ia trc. - esrn in iea year,, ~
shell W. roaiAer r our du'j 60 o., a. ~
laos aescst 30 snsigh sf1 cef3cina esef!
issi, ~, i,As' sgsina sssiute, AM s1cis
s~s We silsn nS sgiouiIs 60 .Ppll
.'sasis1 prusetlpg." a3r give mctscsl al
raoe 10 n,.srins'g Ptii''is We shall NJ
r,b tt.s d, iso.aliassicf q, be fcfuic. ~ tl'
if~rsf a his hr,sf lsui Ne shtii Try. siI
~hsis,rf a.ossure q Po~cr ihefs Is IN a
g. i1sAc Ntiulasa Nc~spsPv'. such a
,isis Costay and reini'Y deserve. snd SUD
40 I'll coprrns',d -ii spPruee snd support
ws bsl.e eos, coHDociion With the ii,s.L
w.il ioasr csasiaae 10 the mniusl sa;isias
ton srd hcue6, q soah reader, editor an
plhhs5cr
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-p.,e,r o, G,,Iss Pl,pess p,roRr

--n,>s,n % Gi,ISs pLrpGrs bEroRr
Ei.oTIoss.--iion. lioratio Necdham IN
i-52 voted for the Liquor Law, and IN lss3
after being made Speaker, he voted 70, its
repeal onthi' matter, correspondent, Of
the .uddisburs Register who signs him
seIf - citizen Of Bristol says -
LAS, year. Mr.. Nt,pn.s gave positive
pledge 10 vote fofibe Maine Law IN all Its
csseu,iAl characteristics. We learn he did so.
Thi. year. there was a doub, as TO his hdel-
II, 10 the principles u the Law. and err
tain irionds csaoiod pledge again, lie
frankly and fully pledged himself 10 sp-
prove and vote GOT the lA~, and made,
II his friends understood his frsnkes, Avor
ais. M essential reservation IN his pruniis-
CO.
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THE SwANToN MANUscnIPT.-A tele-
graphic despatch to the Journal, fow
days since, informed our readers Of the dis
coycry Of an ancient m1nuscnp, m the town
Of SWauton, VI We learn that the man
uscnp' was discovered in slnd-bunk ON
the west side of the Meslsco riyer At
depth Of obou, four feet from the surface.
It was enclosed IN a cylinder q lead,
which WITS stopped up at each end with
wood, entirely decayed. Upon the paper
which Wa very thick aud heavy, unlike
any used AZ the PRESENT day. vac written IN
q plain, heavy handwriting, similar 10 that
ftwo or three centuries ago, the following
words
"Noy -, 4. u. Is. lEither-Oi or
ca This is The ~ ,rae DAY must die
thi. q ihe 90ih day since ~ len the ship,
oil have Per.sAed and 90 the Banla Of tll.
River de. - farewell, may future Poe.
tcriiye Know our end.
JOIlNE CRAVE
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usis,ursna,.,s p,s issB ahsa hay q tisosr .
tils iusns 4 fus sstsan.
TIE r-r~i asaises q irss-,susi esil's.
ssrs. 0,, 'sdsoulsas ,nsun~ tn ~bifh tm
Cs,sarasssts ve-s rs8s NJ tn1 ~ frt-
,,s,ss rsil.s,s - ~ Fess soA nsfs, fFs'
isnrrs fi.s scsnssr f. ~ runs'r' 81 ic''rih
r., s,t-a.. o. To-, npsis a ID, oailiuf q
,l,s zee, saa nsr., siasss, cos ~ l'ss n'ss
~ uu
- v,rsr t.s,af ts,a~s. Rsai chsrifrrnF,
naA,,,s6 Cansalaaa'tsa. md iise lsgus
iss~, -srr u.s rl,si qas.'saas i'''fsFr ~
I~risl.,urs. tn, Des.nl Bsni NJ la
n lssi }, virtually rrT-t}ra- Il hs' d.
,p,,aiaisd - fgrpas. snt feusa " BE-
vssiaes. ., irss ssen ~ rrlssfro "a
istatilg rf.1 hinas1urs - baanoss. --
Mors'Y. Tisij a Ncwfsne. and Bsftef q
NsSdlsbuy. Sss fal@ina b,ii,, --cseFssa
rH tbsr s,r-ar,h T. sasssia he Cenefal
nsfAsug isr. aud ~ s'eF oil sht'scfnr
snl ,r-, AtrensF. ~ Dcnaefs's ,oss g.
49, char,sf - fc.eharsf = sauks.- sad
NJ twid. -si.sy $50 go. - 80 That.
tnashsf yotr, ~ flan.fsst ADD line can
-sups u,ctn" 1h,y v5ud % hs,cn 10
Z such cfustinx, and ~ men who f,oFhi,
. hiea. 40 s,sf iE,sliicAlly undrt the ban
r,sf u '-sstBiiey and Bsnt Refuns.," voted
{ fs oref goo. Ooo iisc lcssc = Bans chpi,al.
. Nex Rsnss are chartered II B~dierd,
NoY7itheid. Royslion. Springfield, jsmsica.
and Wsisrhury Bsa.s arr rv-chArtercd
II ~ Aibsns. Sefgonncs, BfaB3on. Ru,-
i.sd. and Montpelier 10 rsch case the
80 sst-s }. 10 be distributed, and I'll have
INCREASED thsu capital. except The Ban. q
Nonip-aicf The Bank u Woodstock
faded of being re-eharrrod.
The Lisuor iA~ ~as attacked % every
side. ts II each man had farorte ~sy 81
gssiing drunk himself, and q keeping l,q-
uar away from hi. ne,gibor. III. House
,,,,ed, by a majority of t-cn,y 1--we, TO re.
,.,,sl tb, ls~, veil kno-ing howsycr, that
the SENATE would NJ, sgrce. Many voted
fot repeal, hoping the Senate would refuse
-. "a. 81. ,,,,,A M 10 no,
49,, ..,.s,..,,.
train % amendments proposed by Mr.. Bar
,.A a.. H. RI.
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'"''s''ii"A''"u ma ID "''''s Nv u'o u'o
mug "''"o ''s''p'' ou' " i'SS'eu .'e '''''
: s''' ana f''e'''' - ''''' III '''' ''o"''
Inc nna'''f vi" hH uf'acts''-'a'--u 'e Peo
Z Pio "o'' "pi'"'u 10 H'--'h"Se ''"'''r'o
IA "ai'f0adS d'u MOI uh''e IN "s support u"
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FiRE.--A dwelling house occupied by
Mr. Quinlan, IN the Southeast plrt O
Charlotte, was consumed by fire at about
two o clock on Tuesday morning. Three
children were rescued from the flames, but
so badly burned that II was doubtful wheih-
or they would recover. Mr.. Quinlan was
missing, and 1t was feared was buried in
the ruins Burlington Courier.
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jOIlNE GRAYEH

"A nv paper called the Lbeytg
Standard, has bern s,ared d, Montpelier.
Il b edited BY John Gregory, and Is DE-
s.gped - take The place q the IS,,aaia ia
su'l-siatep cifeies. The Pre- Soiler- ~
that Blrber Pisl9 and Thompson have .oie
ne parry % liaHkensm, sni they Ia iufu
frPuditle sac Grefa .nsuH,un Ff,-uar.
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G. H. HAYDEN

To Ger brr,hfeB Il the vermont
rsys.. ~e src under particular obligations
~ che favorable nnsicos they have gwen
q, - frusrfsr The Burlington fr,'
Pra. Mildichary R,gisisr, Western Yer
u,oa' Jeufaai Bsuisboro Eagis, vermont
chses,ci,. Rspdoiph Ii,,r!d. and ~. Johns
hury Cai,fenian have our esp,c val thanks.
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Ucrmont Nous 1trms.

49, Far Is BARRE.-On he evening of
the 9th inst, Starch factory in Barre, be-
longing to Hon. Leonard Keith, together
with the Clothing Works and Carding Ma
chine belonging to Mr.. Jackman, were en-
tirely consumed by fire. Loss about three
thousand dollars-both well insured.
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-- STEAMER HuMBoLDT. A despatch
from Halifax, yesterday, says the Humboldt
Is breaking up, and her engines going tc
pieces. Only about 800 tons of goods
have been got out, and little, If any more,
can now be saved
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We d. ma asi yoa h. believe q, bit
q - ~ a srsandlrss r0a.l ussi tAsfc
.r's several standing iosAsss 10 tAs Goa.
GRASS ehsliibei 60 ~ lssi nigbi 4 The
sassion, aus tAsi lhsf srgu-d, lAnusi-as4
sne ased funsas'f sssinss Coz. 4 ahlssoa
saes4ss Ia .0SiA al 80 tss s''ishtnsssa.
o. chs L4ySos lss
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THE HERALD.


~ as-sfstsssssis- -. .-.ss -. s..assta o.
s.sts - .sts.-s 80 " sess.4ss -~.-y~.
see 80 t-s.s. tsssssss.. So 80. s-s-ssstss
rssasrs s.r.s.
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The Editor of the Fremont Painot IL

The Editor Of the Fremont Patriot II
not satisfied with the amendments TO the
Liquor Law, and says she has met no ono
who is satisfied with the result" Pray
tell NJ, Major, wha, road you are travelling.
All seem to be going one way, where the
breadth and crookcdness Of the path suit
admirably.
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u. \. srs.Tos. The General As
scnbly failed les Ss-sker Ne~dham would
cay Ito vote together separately 10 cleo,
= Srns;of 10 Oh the vacancy occAs,oncd
By the death q the late Mr. upham, de-
ceased" 4 vacancy nos occurs for
~hich the Constitution has not expressly
provided The Coscfpof can hll yscan-
ciss securing dunng the reccs. 81 the
Legislature. Il IL said that llon \. X.
rhelps, has gone L. Washington 10 claim
. "a, IN the Senate. There s n prcee-
dets IN favor OF be holding a seat II Is
al,a, SAID tia, Gu,. Robinson viii appoint
lion. Dsuiel Kellogg 10 Oh the Senatorial
vacancy. fsu, this "a, a. yet, mrrr ruiaoG.
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About two o'clock on Saturday, fire
originated in Iinrpcr's large Publishing
House, and entirely consumed that cXtcn-
slyc establishment with fearful rapidity.--
A strong northerly wind directed the flames
towards the corner of Frankfort street. and
they also crossed Cliff street aud franklin
Square. The fremen, although almost
appalled, at the difficulty of their task, la
bored with hercuean vigor. Dolcrty's
Card Mandatory, the " Franklin Square
Hotel Walton House, aud several
large boarding houses were destroyed. -
When the fire communicated 10 the rear Of
liarpers, two girls jumped from the second
story window of the Bndey, and were
considerably hurt. Various rumors were
in circulation IN regard Ia the loss Of life,
as several persons were missing. but it is
impossible TO tell the extent Of the injury
sustained 10 life aud limb
The occasion Of the calamity is attribui-
ed 10 defect in the machinery, or 10 the
bursting Of the steam chest.
The loss lnirinzically must be immense,
invoking the destruction of llapers' OK.
tensiye catalogue Of books, the entire set
Of their stereotype plates, the immense
amount Of material stored upon tho prcmis-
e. the loss Of the Magazine enjoying
circulation Unprecedented in The annals Of
periodical literature. Is tins calamity
some 600 operatives are thrown out 81 en-
pluymcnt.
The liarpers were, 10 o great extent, IN
surcd, still the wealth and oHterpfiss Of the
house will avail 10 retrieve speedily the
consequence of the disaster
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Tss secro,ary oftse Tr~sfup sd,ocsies
10 As ePar', satss deculhes sceelsahls
o. the whigs- he "a prsoelianlst .ad
safuouies The rolne,al q 4.iios on ts.es.e
srsilles oa.ly ~laCa are ns I.sedaoeS 90
manufactured 10 the 4 ulted Sisies. AH.ang
osAsf srieis- II q prol.sssa 70 satlli ,ssod
ifish u1asilns iisar n auiy
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The rft.ldsni ,Alss around the Pacific
ksslrcad question, and ds-s not advocate
snysh,ng definite or practical. NJ. went.
.osth a liilnois in'r,.dncrd a rcsllu,ion IN
10 the lioass on Monday, deelsfins II the
euiy shd Po-ef Of Congress 20 build uae
fsolhe RailrosA Ths r-so,ation vas
lad o. the Table BY ,,ss q ~ 10 ~. ~
the FrssideIl, AID Coagross all d. b1,hing
% far~afd thi, gFes, nsiio1si pru5ect
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- Al the steamer 90 Lake Chsbylsin
c1crff The Passes SaLrrs which runs
between Burlington AMI Pot Kent, have
goes inig winter quarters.
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het inaJes,Ns subjects, forced loan OF two
million dollurs. ior the support Of war.
MAKriN koNsrA The Washington
correspondent Of the New York EIpr,ss
SAYS
The Hungarian is likely to prove pretty
much like the present of the clcphan, Ia
The man who had M place 10 put him in.
and who did not know what 10 10 with him.
lie came from Boston per Adams Il Co.'S
Express agent consigned To franklin Pier
&C, President Of the United States, and
WIN. l.. Marcy, Secretary Of State. lie ~
quartcrcd at Browns Hotel. and asks the
Secretary of State and several others the
very insignificant questions, "Why he
came What he came for How long IL
he 10 abide here Z"
lie calls upon the Government 10 rri,ira
hun 10 Turkey, from irhence he uas taken
'rithom has o'cn consent or 10 giro him sm-
| Woymoh IA The service Of he United States
PnrNrior has been cyulting over the
/ twcntythlfd birthday of the LomsriHe
/ Journal. How many men, besides PsrN-
TIoE, can use such language, on such an
occasion, as the following f-"rhc thought
of the twenty-three years we have passed
] ntTt Is 80 llthhhil 10 us, tliNi Hf MoWh
lore 10 lire them orer again. If permitted
TO do this, We would ardcntly pray Heaven
for the privilege of correcting many errors
which time and reflection have pointed ont
TO our mind but, If that blessed privilege
were not youchsatcd TO Us, We should thank
God for the privilege Of once more living
those years Just as have lived them
Our youth has passed, and our manhood's
prime is passing, but We are as happy now
as when we first entered Louisville IN ls'O,
with high hspcs and buoynnt spirits.
PRrNrIur should tell the world his secret.
CO. Massachusetts,. with u population Of
9oi 50i, has but 1861 nltiyc-born adults
who ctnn,i read aud v;ite while Virgin.
a, withi Il population less 'hani one-hai
greater, shows 1905 whites IN the same
gnonnt condition. i.ousnnn, with pop
ulation OF 25j, 49l whites. shows ~ ,22l ns-
ilvcs who do not read nor write, against on
" 1850 in New York. which has n white
population of 3,0is,325 -ncurly twelve
times as great AZ that of Louisiana. Com
PARSONS Of this sort--howcvcr disagreed
bic 10 States where education Is lin
tied in its spherc--cannot fail to induce
profitable reflection, and stimulate TO efforts
for improvement.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

- Mf. Ply, 10 libel sut against the
New iork Herald. bas received send.ct
~ hls favor " $1,000 damages and costs
The Head had siandefod The Italian OPP
ers. 4 rh.ch NJ Fry vss director.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

-ArrsfurNptp lNvlsiuN ~ CrrA. --
Tho Captain Genera, If Cuba has issued
IN important circular. important o. csh,b,-
ting hrs fears " another INVASION. and dis.
closing The measures be Is prepared To
adop, IN meeting IT, In case VI Invasion.
every native capable Of bearing arms Is 10
be called oui. ana when mrn and propcf,y
are wanted. II they arc no, Forthcoming
Praccnhly, they are 10 be scigcd upon. All
Who Cnrr any resistance are to be- snot.
The principal Crcolcs will be required To
subscribe their names 10 a declaration of
voluntary tender Of provisions and property.
Zach OF the captains Of departments Is nn.
ihorzed, IN case Of Necessity. 10 cSac, from
her maIes,y's subjects, forced loan OF two
million dollars, lat the support uC war.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

Already are we indebted To Ion. Jas
Mcacham for various statistical Documents,
and the Congressional Globe.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

John Mitchell, one Of the Irish Patriots
who has recently escaped from Australia,
10 which place be wa transported by ihc
English Government, l. just nov creating
a great favor among the people Of New
York, and vicinity. The people u Goth
am are great on receptions. Every Doto-
bic who appear among them Is destined
70 be Toasted or toasted, T. receive pro.
cessious and make speeches D. them, and
devote himsclfto the task u receiving the
acclamsiions and the greetings Of The mob
~ long as he consultation will permit
None bat able bodied great men should
yisIi Now lork. The favor q that city j.
'iilhng" 10 OH but men u great slnrngth,
and remarkable powers Of ondunBce.-
Vermont Journal.
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