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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

Irquhar, q well known writer on East
cfn politics, has a theory about the Turk.
lsh difficulties. 10 wh.ch d. insists that
RUSSIA dDes noi mean T. @ b. war. bot on.
ly % divert the attention e tho Eufnp.an
Cabinets from her diplomatic movements
q secure the succession Of Denmark and
Tie virtual P0ssession u tho Suund.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

EXPECTED Arrival OF ions MiTcH.
rLL.-Thomas Francis Meaghcr, yester-
day. received letter from his friend. Mr..
o. J. Smith. from San Francisco, stating
that John Mitchell and his family would
leave for New York by the steamer Of the
LIST of November. Consequently, this dis
tingnished Irish patriot may be expected
here IN about fortnight. Mr.. Smith is
the gentleman who made all the arrange.
ments for the escape OF, and acted as chief
escort 10, John Mitchell. He is an infinite
friend Of Mr.. Meagher.-lN. Y Herald, 18th.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

ANorHrH nEArn oN TIA R,Lso,b.-
90 Saturday evening" iasi, Michael Gihbon
q this place ~as ~ badly injured By being
fun oser by the care that he died Al , o.
clock the nrri morning. The sociirn,
occuurd A. Roabup. and happened 10 TIA.
way ~. Gihbon had .gnzhzed the ',ruin
O. stop snA tale himself ana wife on. bot
The tram could ua b. sinpped au,ii q had
PISSED h.ia sotcral nd. Mr. Gibbon ihea
started aftaf the train. upan the irurk. e.
idetHly thinking that iiie train sould mo-
BE- backed d1pn ~ lnm, bar ihe enginoef
had n5,escd the eng'nr, ant IN backing
the lain asau, rsH over uie uni.stun8tc
mal.-- Sistesr1sh & JanFnsl
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

iitYsas EttH R,uts".s The dou-
BE ilacA = nga cosuplctud aus "a usf fnan
Peoahkee1~lf 20 GazHeus, q d,sisnCe u
tseHy So a.iies aut thr gap brisreh
Cozsrra' tps Pc sssiii, disisncc 81 b.. -,
sn uillcs, vail b. cpms.isied b. the hrsi a
Deceairss, ElnCh eits catiiuooas dou-
tir fraet - ss.Fru'F -dsc miles. There is
tlsss doass,ie trsca easgs,lsarc bsssorh A.
hans snsi Sciasiret, a 1sstHner u rietrn
r,lrs ard fisn srfsoH hlrn i.sfntniasr O.
Tnaa. "a m1lcs- . ursil, feaay, snd uiii
b. coo rirtfd b. iiie us3aie - lioceasiCf
The risns a ttnl - fnnsty to- u.iier a
ds.slls ifacE. shA - 81 that tif~ cairg,a ~
81 un4rsais D. caEsiruc, lhis seas. I7sr
saai r. isyis,r dosn the reax ,uItg scr
fsa H.los ncrcsste o. iairn a." urtnairn
a.sis fraf 3 i.si-ocu As~ est sai iaary
siII hs salssr o. "a ratf .-Sissss inu~',i
q aa..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

4 Fam BuINEss TRANsAcrIoN.--A
4 few years since Mr.. l.. c. Swili. of West
Topsham owned the stage from Monipc.
her TO Bradford. He found himself ~ Sc
rious pccuniary embarrassment and started
f"r California. After trying his luck in
the mines with indifferent success, he f..
nally took up his business Of staging. A
short time since he returned with a pile
amounting To some $50, 00O--callcd all his
creditors together, at the Waits River
House, in Topsham, paid them or princi-
pal and interest, and threw in good din
ncr That is business Transaction to be
proud Of Patriot.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

y =, Wnlis The llome Joarnal y
ihu seek save y. r. Nlil- spent dsr
~ t-o in io~n lssi seed, u his ODD quar-.
,5v ihr Asinf llru-c. ll,s nuu,beri,s.
fr5rf'is ~iil b. giss % ivsrn tlsi his health
hss fFusily iaiwovrd Anfina hu RESIDENCE
~ a. paradise a lsicpiid Rosy, 900.
turis sni eggoA, b. looked hke a gen
i.e1an o. ha lad cane O. iavn upan laad
~ osts. rna lneu The state a. tie rraia
u.sftoI % az a shea ~ an uil. Tir hoe,
toe ss3Alo. ihr hsifhe,. Eni thc lileAisnl
sif Az lae inedlcihss ~hirh hsFr wnsBeAi
tias rhsuge IA his sRppesfsscs, AMI uhicfi
30 iria;, sal cafasuac 10 operate. t.i his
heshA Sc sharaasl', gcsi..r1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

Thf editor - the Charleston Advocate.
IN letter from Nashville. Tenn. thus
sPeaks II the ucs building Dos erecting
ty ihe STATE b. Tint cilyi
Tbs Csp5,ul, az e Il tho most msrnid.
ceih husldiags ~ the ~oTid. 3, ppw nearly
completed. II is hnili q solid liuc-.ian0.
guauied near the Aili 90 vhich u stands,
and corev exactly ga sen 81 GROUND The
architecture b. ~ the bong order, ani the
orntmeu;si part exceedingly nch. H. r,of
b. n Tennessee copper, and the platform
fs thu speaker. 81 Tennessee marble
f'hr cgst a iise etsfee IS = naliienu q dol.
nfa.#
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

MISSISSIPPI ELrcTloN. Baltimore l2h.
Returns from the Mississippi elections in
dicate that the Democrats have carried the
State by from 5000 To 5000 majority. Four
Democrats have been elected to Congress
In the Legislature, there will be a majority
Of ~ on Joint ballot for u =. Senator.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

The PHILADELPHIA Ledger expresses the
belief that, If Great Britain allows the
union Of the two Canadl's, New Brun-wick
and Nova Scotia into one great federal
province, the movement will end ia their
annexation 20 the United States.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

,pRtvALnr rms n,Lrn.
faur n. f.....n -.

1H steam p Rtlit erh iout 3lys lli E
nsw'. auiEed Al Nes Aa.k ycsicfl ~ nj ~
o'cisck
Ius ilfks h1tr Crossed i'n nairhr un.
in,lrs-a. Il b rrparrl fhel an srms8ee
hl. b~a sgrci -pah News qnl, can.
triictrf.
Nsfkr'. generally arc uncinurri. -
Cotton Bradaufssni provisions arr rath
90 l'Nrr. % any chtnrr
Cans,ls advanced > pr cen, since Fn.
dtv
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18
HOUSE.



Mr.. llanshorn called up the resolution
relating 10 the call OF the House, the qucs-
ton being upon 50 amending the rcsou-
ton rs 10 strike out that part which pro-
Nldcs that the absrn,ces shall NJ, receive
thcir dcbcnurcs for this day, and to provide
that the names of the ahsrn,ecs shall be
entered upon the journal. After some dis
cussion the amendment prevailed. and the
resolution was adopted. The clerk pro-
cccdcd to call the roll Of the House. anl It
appeared that nincty-cight msmbcrs were
absent.
On motion of Mr. Page, all further pro-
cccdngs were dispensed with until We'd
nesday next at . o'clock A. NJ.
A majority of the Committee on Flee
tons, TO whom was referred the petition of
Smith Sherman and others, calling in qucs-
tion the validity of the election of Chester
Spencer as the representative from Castle
ton, reported against the right of Mr.. Spcn-
Ger 60 hold seat, on the ground that he
was the Post Master at Cas,lcton when
elected, and though he mailed his let
ter of resignation the morning of his
election he continued To act as Post Mas
ter until Oct. ,, when his successor was
chosen and qualified. The report was or
dercl to lie.
RosolmioR.-By Mr.. Matthowson, to di-
rect the Clerk TO furnish the names of the
ahsentocs for publication in Walton's Daily
Jounal; Mcssrs. Walton and Dcanc OPP
posed, Messrs. Plympton, llartshorn, aud
Matthnwson, favored, when Mr. Gray mov-
ed to dismiss, v Inch motion was agreed to
yeas 90, nays 81.
Pending the consideration Of the above
resolution, several motions to adjourn was
lost.
Mr.. Harris moved that when the House
adjourned it be till Mondly at o'clock =.
NJ. which motion prevailed. Adjourned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

The New Hampshire Wing State Con
vcn,ion met at Concord, aud nominated
Hon. james Bell, Of Guiliord, for Governor.
and WIN. White. Of Manchester, for Rail
road Comm ssi0nsr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

WIscoNsiN ELTcros -Milwankie. Nov.
l0ih,-The returns thus far, Indicate the
election Of Birslow, Democrat. for Cover
nor, aud the success Of the Dcmocraiic
ticket. The Main Law vote l. reported
10 be largely ia favor u ils adoption.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

A large and enthusiastic gathering Of
Wings IN Fanuel Hall, Boston. took place
Friday evening. The lion. John g. Gray
presided. The Hon. X. e. Winlhop, s. II
Valley, J. 7. Stevens and others, address q.
ed the meeting, chiefly against the proPoa O.
ed new Constitution.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

N.ta wv tfiI iNti lFifiIiA NtaftttN nom Man
chester, \. H., that Hos. CH,Etrs G..
ArffrEtoN, L. 5. Scnliot fmm Tint State.
died yesterday
R,tr NfrroR. Tho Exeter Ncws i.e,
ter snys the animal killed hy Mr.. W. +.
Chapman in that vicinity. and reported "a
hc c1'cnouu'. W. NJ some tcrm II. n pan.
Their, proves TO be a cougar known also lN
the name Of puma. md by some authors At
Is called the American hon
Its length from the end ~ The aosc Co
the TAP oi tn tail j. about seven feet, aud
its weigh, Is i!'S pounds. IT, color II taw.
ny. very much resembling that OF lion,
and the extremity Of it. tail l. black. bnt
not like hons, terminating IN brush.
The head ~ SMALL and the ears on the out
side, near the base, are black. It's claws
are white, long and sharp. I, is probable
tina; the beast had been on pleasure OK
cuniou To the scasborc. and was on his re-
turn 10 the mountains uithc interior.
The cougar was once to be found IN all
parts OF the continent, but it is now rarely
seen IN the United States east Of the Miss
isslppi. We doubt ncnc has been killed
before, within the limits Of New England,
for quarter of a ccn;dry.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18
TIIE HERALD.


OIL tasssfsassassss f=oel ~ issssss - .,
ssssF ssissA 80 tsse.., s4ss .s..ss..
~as.t"asfa t-..f tts,sa So -. s-ss.s sisr
FafAss ~ zee
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

1f- rsr msttii faatg estt-s csa-
farss ID ttis Hipfs fsr rrs ~osl. s''i
W a1f ysa tsn tses raa srt- ha5 81
81 hance vtesirf = 'asif aesavlag. w
tnev 4 b. "hnaf' mH rtef h,sfs
aidfer- sfas,ss ,hsp ta.s sai sii- sc sr-
safi a,' ssee 'terirmt 80 ras eie,fs
e.aamu' vsuasosssisuslF Fraa saH,s Va.
Htst.sa - drc,das't n.e h-s An iirts
Nbaan..i st Lsts rts beard
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

Tan iAHGL C.UEoHEs.-TLc largest
rongrc ga,ionsl churches IN Vermont are
Mddlehhy ~ members New Haven
2i2; Ncrgcnnrs 207 Rochester 2U6;
Raya!s,an 81 Montpelier 81 Norwich
Forth ~ Pcacham 2i3; ST. Johnsbury
20 2l2; Nosbuy 2iG; Theiford $50 J;
Benson 52l Ca-,ir,on 273; Rutland
30 Ruilani West 2ii Bnt,lcboro East
"a Burlington asa, Springfield ~ NJ
others rliurh % many a. 100 members
each.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

TH.sEsGiyiNa.-T Thursday, Nov OH.
has been appointed Tor Thanksgiving IN
the following Stiics Massach usets. New
Hampshire. Rhode leland Connoeticn,. Nov
lrrsrg rcuusy wanna, Maylsnd, Alabama,
heuihrky, lHdisns. Ol,io. The Toronto
Ipionis' suggests that there should be-
Thanksgiving IN csn,dl. Thanksgiving
in MAINE d a week earlier Noy. IL.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

DrsgH or Boz rEos DkistiNa ChGs-
~ BrH.-Thc Worcester Trtnscnfs
states that fcs dsys since hoy o. shao I
fftecn yeArs htsing b~e-i TUNED oui - q
liiil II iAss lireasssld rr,s ars-d a boiil -
1i ChcnF faai, and ~ ususlanf ~lii sbaih.
- tos sect iuo iar se.-is IA AfanA u-ss.
j ihn shele ~ a. Oiie ~ ihr h.gs snc.
eorjoa 90 gefi-Hg asa- Au she afhrr shea
i,sna ~ss iasenashie. asi dri u 10
g'cioct de nrti dsF
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

oa aa'i-a Il ~ Wshoa. farh-f hd.
iaass 'er 4. 81 S.naf,-. eefs saspspi 4
uHia Welo'siay nru ~ ~ u'eitcs. hy D
s,se 81 ssosi AifnprL
HOUSE
Ssrrsp,x. Npr II.
NJ Hsyi Z in' fit az f,lssiur
rra1iuiiins d.
R-viryL hy The li,a,, q Repr,srn, &C.
'ires II Ire STATE of Nrrsss'. the Senate
concu-fias ihcre'n ih,i w., cHn.u,iicr on
DoAcn.ufcs, aul ita Secretary ~ tine Son.
etc, are herctF objected o. retain one dty's
prr Of each Srasiof and Mcnhv 81 tn
House, and ply tn amoan, Vt money so
retained 90 Syl,snus Ripley Of Montpelier.
iie suthonsai agef oftho National Wash
inHcn Mpnnneui Association ODE pid
ovci by sud sgcui 9, the sail Assertion.
and taxi the rrccipi Of said Agent Clr saii
MONEY On bic msiion IA resolution was
ordered 20 DE-.
Rysrr's y tonnitlc,s In favor Ut the
hiil o. incorporate tha Cas,leion Hotel
Cnppauy ordered 20 third reading. Nv
ue Committee ON Roads. ~ favor OF The
hil 90 incorporate ih' Green Maun'an
Land, l.umhcr ard Transportation COM
Ptny ordered 20 third reading.
EHvrossrf BIZ To incorporate the
Forest Mining and slate Company legal
inng nnl authorizing the sale Of lands be-
longing to the Troy Conference academy.
Nc hliihowson introduced resolution
that % call Of the House be- had. and that
all a5sonires be not allowed their dahen.
iurr for this day Mr.. Page moved to
amend by striking out al after the word
call, wirn Mr.. Albums of Milton. moved to
dismiss the resolution. Pending this mo-
ton. on motion Of Mr.. Bingham, the llou.r
adjourned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

TIE Canisn ladians say ib,i ti,e co,,.
ihs HiiH,T - 10 b. severe on. Tiny
d-nEe u'eif tn7~icdge partly from %.
s-ffaii'n ~ th- manner in uhieh the nu A.
f''' sf0 iriliti7g fi-if Irritation
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

o. Disney ~ iiis isirs,ess 81 ihe has
shen ihr slseit.se.nrta ~ oar fficnl. n
? Nmgf. sss htn8rt 10 ~csie unable b.
bass sp5-sl Ia t-.s "rsls laisr n
size u'esais.s 80 ves.l3 ges' upaatloa ia
farl ia auf citsfis sua The Isubl.z Fssvralig.
siHi IA. " tAs l.ss f,os ..i,Y sf'tf ara a.
81 -'eT.sa a lsfEs AL cassaaad.os1s Sssts
sesf az i,'Fes sfi sars ard ~eF seiec,
"a sssassfssas y rarl', Siseef~s. P-,.
t4,sasis. tasassts...slf, A. A.. D. cen.
aoo'lst o. hes sl.o ~ eirsssaly isru,sir-i
eat ~el sirangad rsiiag sud rrtfs-A.nen
81 80. shrr soisle,sen ss.A ihuif hlkas
ean psnal., u : a.sA " eTs3eH - any ies.
up .o ias stg a ets.nr ii.fi he ussTtsss
sstrd. 10 'us-ssi sal .ayis - F.scaisaii,
'ffoga.H "a " a. h.ab sss.- siss bsts rassd.
49, sdstrss-siifls ntti ~trf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

O." The illustrated News Of las, week
contains por,ait and biography of our
distinguished neighbor, Solomon ". Jew
c,i. ESQ. New York boasts with reason
Of her Merchant Princes, many Of whom
have risen from poverty and obscuri,y to
high position IN social rank and opulcncc.
Vernon, with good reason, also, may be
proud Of her Agrcuturists, who are taking
the lead IN that noble branch of industry,
and gaining fame, friends and wealth by
their own energy and iran wills. Long
live the farmer Princes of Vermont,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

a. Il d - h. koi'os ,l,si g',ssas na,s-
be- al b. lests O. sf7ss ~. css~isg a.
ia. i,ssafg ssf.ss fi's auas Meas As~,.
o.silsa o. iae c.ss Ilassss ae n s.asY
,sean ias .is as-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

ThAN,ssl'tNa.--ti ihoush the pfoela-
nation has noi been issued, yet We under
stand the sccotd Thursday Of Dec embrr,
tlio -ih, has been ased on a. Thanksgiving
he Governor having been induced TO delay
e ono week Ia nilov the Legislature TO get
thfough, % az 70 adjourn before ibs, tine.
RtrLsNn 60. R,nRolps.- The Gov.
30 has message In speaking Of the Railroads
81 Vermont, puts their cuiire length AT
aboat hyc hundred miles. According 10
,hs Il sill be seen that Rutland CO.. has
within her ava limils, more than one fNh
81 DC roads Of the entire State.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

AN:-ln delivering the letter which
accredits me as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlcnipotentIary of the United
States of America 10 the Court of your
Majesty, ! cannot dispense with expressing
the satisfaction experience in having only
TO give the most friendly assurances to
your royal person, nnl to the people confid-
ed TO yonr direction and soliciiudc. The
respected chief who presidcs at this moment
over the dcs,inics of America, anxiously
desires that the best understanding should
characterize the relations of his Govern
mcnt with that of your Majesty; and IT
would be 10 me a grailfcstion. us is duty,
to cultivate and develop every .ycnt cIlcu-
lated to reuder more intimate the ties of m
forest which exists between Spain and the
United States, and TO strengthen tbs bonds
which unite the two powers. offer,
Madam, TO your Majesty, my sincere wish
rs for the welfare of yonr royal person and
august family. May the reign of your
Majesty be fortunate and fruitful in events
destined TO render your people happy and
prosperous"
To this address the Queen replied as fol-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

80 sns p'ci.ssa, oa Fnasr nauLisg last.
ihs rng.ut q he ngii lnish, tram. g,nag
nrth. rzri7led 81 ihs Gadc,put Cui. ai-liii
faar De- ffau ihs place. killing q 6n.suan
NAMED D'ssp', and hanging NJ. Nuycs.
ilr rrgiarr' in uios' shocking uanncr.--
TOE engineer was ia The acl II shutting "a
che steam, % the commencement Of The
dosn grade. ~ ihe iiHsc tisc cxpic-ion took
r'aoe. ~. Geo. NJ iiail 81 Tins place vas
called 10 She rciiefoi N, .iffT'r,r- hr con
slacrs ubc recovery q NJ. Moves extreme
y doubtful The ireman diod Ia about
tso hours after iie hcr,donl. The engine
D. perfect prcek. sod the road 81 the
place Of cxple~i,ua Considerably damaged.
Statesman & Jonfnsl.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

PREsrNrATIoS on Tnr AMERICAN Mn.
IsTrR Ar THE SPANISH CoURr.--Dn the
evening of the 2ld ult.. Mr.. Sonlc, Minis
ter of the United States to Spain, was ad-
United to an audience with the Queen
The Queen was attended by the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, aud by the officers of
the Palace. After being ushcrcd in with
the usual ceremonies, Mr.. Soue handed TO
the Queen the Presidents letter accrcdit
ing him as Envoy to the Spanish Court,
and then addressed her as follows, in the
English lanuage =
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

c. Gov. Fairbanks returned 10 M.
hotne finin Montpelier 20 Fndsy afternoon.
the 2-lh Mt lie uas greeted on his srr,.
sci hy = saiu,c O. ~ guns, and the powder
need on the occasion was procured. aud
liz gun worked. W. understand, alto re,lier
By men opposed 20 him 10 politics, by the
recently appointed postmaster, together
with e sey fcw 81 his particular friends
neigh5orly and msgnanimous spint Is
sometimes exhibited IN quarters whore It Is
the least expected The Calodoniau.
The Vernon; mutual Fire insurance
Company hcld ~ 2,ih annual meeting a,
Montpelier on Saturday last, al the old
Board Of Directors was reelected, except
two. Is. W. Bariholoncl was elected ID.
rector foF Orange County, in place Of Col.
Jacob Kent, aud David Love fof Bcnning-
ton County, instead OF Nathan II. Bottom.
The officer. Of the Society for the coming
year are Daniel Baldwin, President Geo
Worthngion, Vice Pres dent; Charles
Dewey, Secptay James r. Thurs,on,
Treasurer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-18

AflthNhbNs
Reports Of Committees Mr. Bailey, from
the committee on manufactures f,yoruby
reported the bill from the House TO moor
porate the Pittslord Iron Co.
Mr. Coolidge, for the committee on the
Judiciary, reported in favor Of the bill from
the House in relation 10 actions before
Justices Of the Peace, and il was read the
81 time and passed in concurrence.
The Senate met the House in Joint As
safubly and on returning adjourned
HOUSE.
The House resumed the balloiinr. for
L. ;. senator Upon the nh balla, no
election having been made, on motion Of
Mr. Barber the House adjourned.
SENATE
FRipAf, Nov. II, 10 AN.
The Senate spent the entire forenoon in
Joint Assembly, aad On returning adjourn
3D.
HOUSE.
Bits intro isrei and refrreA -By Mr.
Spencer. 90 incorporate the Casil-ion To-
Tel Company; 10 the Cu'uuil,oc on Mana
features.
The hour having arrived for the Joint
naa'mhly. The Senate came IN, and the
JOIN AHHiiiihit proceeded To- ballot Tor sec
aud director n ihc State Prison. rnl upon
the lth balio, Gcargc W. Bliley was De.
ciafcd elected. Th1n4. +. Boeue was
then unanimously ole-trd 81 director Of
tie STAT, Pn.sl D. sisa 90 sais.
The JOINT assembly tiirn praceeded 20
b1il9' iof fpmmiFsioucf Of the lnsluc. aad
upon the 81 ballot Marcus o. Porter was
deciared elected.
The laiai asscuhly then pforeefled d
ballot 81 Adiutam and Inspector General.
and 90 the 81 bailR Lewis :. Pauilge
vas elected.
The l1.ff a-s-aiiy thea prs.o.ie8 %
bail0' fF Qssrer Master t.encri. aud ou
NE frf saiio, Geo. ". Gnniy sas dec!af.
e. eleried
The Iona Assembly then proceeded 70
alila Cor Jaigc Advocate senefal. ana 90
NE thld ballot Lyaal 4. WAae vac De-
elsrel elected
k'isorif n foAa 'iiseH.--lIs the cs1as.,-
iee au L3ucaisps,. 20 favor u as ban q ~
q ms and ios.hze the sale u certain land.
hoiangins 20 tie Tfog rsnfefcfc ArsI.-
"a" rft ga l.d rsa1iH.
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Public Acts of the Thirty-SeCond Congress
.ts..a OF THE
UNITED STATES.
N''.,a l85l-52.
l85l-52.

CHAp. CVI.-An Act to amend an Act
entitled Gan Act to provide for the
better Security of the lives of Passen-
gers on board of Vessels propelled in
Whole or in part by Steam," and for
other purposes. (a)
Beaeaacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of American Congress assembled, That
no license, register, or enrolment, under
the provisions of this or the act to which
this is an amendment, shall be granted,
or other papers issued by any collector,
to any vessel propelled in whole or in
part by steam, and carrying passengers,
until he shall have satisfactory evidence
that all the provisions of this act have
been fully complex with; and if any
such vessel shall be navigated, with pas,
sengers eng. on board, without complying
with the terms of this act, the owners
thereof and the vesselitself shall be sub
iect to the penalts contained in the Sec
{ tond section of the act to which this is
an amendment
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That it shall be the duty of the inspcc-
tors of the hulls of steamers, and the
inspectors of boilers and engines, ap-
pointed under the provisions of this act,
to examine and see that suitable and safe
provisions are made throughout such
vessel to guard against loss or danger
from fire; and no license or other pap
ers,on any application, shall begranted,
ifthe provisions Of thisact for prevent
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
2l,S40 FEET OF LUMBER.

IcEALED proposals for The delivery Of lhe fol-
y lowing description of sawn lumber VIII be re- re
ceyed at the office Of the Commissioner; OF puoG ;,i
Buildings, for the Territory of New Mexico, ull
IL o'clock, NJ on The Dist day of April, lSoS'
1906 pieces % l-2 feet long IA inches
IL sS9s (" i /" q ssit Sc Il
Amounting to q $40 feet Of lumber, board meas
ure, more or less. To be Of good sound pine tim
ber, such as will be accepted by the Supern'en-
dent, ana to be delivered in wagons at or near me
site Of the proposed public buildings IN Santa re;
and not to be dragged on the ground. No proposal
will be received for less than half the amount
The contract to be completed by the loih day
Of June 1858, and the faithful fulment thereof
to be guaranteed by two responsible secHllue''
whose names must be entered in the proposals
tTI PRESTON BECK, Jr,
s.5t p. MANUAL ALVAREZ,
FRANCISCO ORTIZ y DELGADo
-If t Commissioners.
J. HOUGHTON, Superintendent.
Santa Fe, March l4th, lS53.--6t3O
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Santa ian 81 &uceklp @a7rtte
TERMS.

WEEKLY S. a year. payable invariably. IN
advance single copies 70 IL cents. Advertise,
ments, 81 30 per square of ten lines for me lrS'
insertions and 81 for every subsequent insertion
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I leaves egdfaty ft 5'Ob Oh 49,. a., - -
month. GO, M
Passage during the summer months $I5o $I5o Vo Oo
4Olbs Of baggage allowed to each passenger
.. WALDO, HALL, & co, ProprleIors'
Santa FG, Sept Is, lS52-tf .. f