New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-11

CV Truman Chittenden, the son Of Thomas
CbittendeD, the first Governor OF Vermont died at
Wlston, Feb. |, aged - years. lie the youngest
OF family Of nine children and born 10 Salisbury
Connecticut on the third OF August ITO Governor
Chittenden died In August 1871 All his children but
beng at that time living OF his daughters, Of
them the wife Of Governor Gaushs another Of the
somewhat celebrated Matthew Lyon, who was elected
to Congress while Imprisoned for violation Of the alien
law Noah and Giles, two OF his sons residod In the
towns OF Jericho and WlistOn until their deaths, the
former Of which occurred In 1895 Martin Chittenden,
another son. for some Tune member Of Congress, and
afterwards Governor OF Vermont Federalist Of the
raLkest stamp during the a 1914, but afterwards
equally ardent Democrat died In Wiiston In s4o
Trumsn, the last survivor Of the family Of ThomAs
Chittenden.
IT, The following statement of tho opera
tons of the Housatonic Tunnelng Machine II from
The North adams 7resseytN The facts are that
the rock Il not yet blasted away sufficiently 10
bring the machine up 10 the face Of the rock se
the tunnel, and cannot be- with the utmost
ton, for some itle time bu, the work 70 constant
y progressing The machine now stands some ways
back from the tunnel against the ledge, which has been
len for little way, for the purpose Of having something
20 experiment upon but IL there works TO zrest dissd
yantsge, and sords bat just about face enough 70
cut fu circle, leaves but slight shell TOP which
the blasting breaks down, rendering troublesome
But the working Of the machine 10 que satisfactory a
the directors viii be ready show BY practical demon
strsfion 20 committee Of the Le2slatuc Whenever
they may see III 70 visit H.
~ In the Birmingham EHg) Journal of
Dec. II, End sdvertised the following liz Of ssase WI.
ten By Charles Jeffrey. and s1ssessd by UncIs Tome
Cabin They have been Get TO BY Stephen Glove nd
illustrated BY sqndry srtists;
Elias song" Sleep my Child"
Georges Song" Ny VIE my Childv
Evss Parting Words" Come neay ALL
Poor Tom-"Mas'r, I can tell Gu noshinfs
Topy's Song am but little Niger GI:
sanbo's Lament" Keep tbs VIE and Sell the Hue
'' bae,L ynan sn q E I".y III. Be. of ol.-
h-xA offSr MafhsF v0a
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Also, now ready the Fourth Thousand Of TulIys Top
rs POLKA, With The Pottr.t, by Louis cofbsa1.
r. The National Intslbgesesy has tho fol-
owns paragraph ia relation 10 the original Of the
difficulty between schaumbers and FULLER: several jean
ance schaanbers boarded u Falers, Willrds
Hotel, kept BY A. Fuller Co. When the dzm -
came insovent be indebted several hundred dol
lars, and has continued since AplneenS1
made 70 kim from tine 70 time for payment ~ NC
surviving partner, Edward H. FULLER navlns 49, -.
By him learn the osnd tosI ~ esos
due, not 70 Mr. Fuller but % the frsss ance H
Ia an siercston 90 the subject some s~o yssn -, .o
sehauubs eer,oosIly chssesed bum Tne cncsmseanes
was matter u general neesnsy g sas nms' sna s~ nss
the nswspspera" a.,
~ A Philadelphia paper asks whether Al
hs ~ ~ h.srd there in Open, and ssys We knov
IL. nruyv viii BE- an eEpsnnve bot the Villages Of
Gsv-Yon sna Boston can sesad II ssreiy he tmpsnC
Metropolis Of the Ksysesos 5tafs can
TIE LAST CURIosIrI.-A piece Of the poet
Laru-ste!