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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

a. itls asserted Ay caf trapping friends
~ nostA ,hs, ihc Muskrats M thai region,
Ia The construction q their suh,cfrauisn
~iusef fastfrs~es. ioy ihe coming season,
arc using annsnAl care. Ana the b. received
~ ~ cyldenee that ,hey the Muslrais are
esPceiiug severe ~aEtcr. THIS l. donti-
ls,ss a mistake Il the lrsppcrs. The eua.
mag ,snnitas arr unqucsiioEshly lpoting
ga, G@ fsnbcs legislative actions 10 refer
onss 70 themselves. and Lsros The mast-
rats arc faising th@a,sslros g. unnecessary
truuhle. The Presem legislature vii ser-
a. reach r,ch The u4askrsi question.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02
BosToN. Nov. u.

i'Ns ANiNs ~.
Adylces from Rome state that the excl
ting news from the banks of the Danube.
had created great excitement among the
young soldiers Of the French army in oc-
cupatlou, and also among the older yeter-
ans IN the service, and tina, numerous ap-
phcations have been transmitted TO the com
potent authorities for permission 10 witness
the operations of the Turkish army.
The DrcsfeH Journal contains some de-
tails Of the military preparations of Rus
STA. Besides the three Corps in the Dan
ubian PHncipllities and Bes Arabia, there
Is iourih.moyeablc Corps in Volhynia and
Podelin, and large mnsse. Of troops are con
ccntratod IN other places.
At kremcntshuck ore : regiments Of
Cunsslers, aud ! regiments OF Lancers.
aud : regiments Of Dragons are stationed
at Charkolc. Beside. these there are MI
uicrons Corps Of Cossaks ready 10 take the
ficlo. Large bodies of troops are march
ing TO reinforce the camp under Worony-
z1tf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

A NEw TRIATr o. TnE fisHrsIts.-
Correspondent Inspector" writing 10 the
Courier and Enquirer, from Washingion.
says the report of an entire failufe 81 the
negotiations upon the fishery subject u IN
correct, lnasmueh a. a treaty concluded
between Mr.. Champion and secreisr,
Marcy, and seh TO London towards Tho
close Of The last month, but It IA said that
the provisions Of tho treaty are much In
opposition 10 the yiess of the English Col.
onies, particularly N regard 10 the regisiry
Of theiI vessels, and the participation IN
the ooasting trade ~ the United States
The sape correspondent states that the
Presidents Message ~ill recommend ma
tenal reduction u the present tArih
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Gerrii Smith is in this city at present,
under medical treatment. Ills disease !.
the one popularity called rush Of blood to
the head, which is thought by physicians
to be rcvnlsion caused by severe but
successful surgical operation To which he
submitted several mouths ago. His ply.
sicians, we are informed, cherish a hope
tina, he will be relieved IN senson to take
his seat at the opening Of Congress.--lN.
Y. Tribune.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

tn, TURKisH AND EsYPTiAs FLrITs
The latest reports In regard Ia the strength
Of the Turkish navy show tina, II is very
far frpm insignificant. # consists Of ~
ships and steamers, manned with upwards
Of 1000 men aud oBer 90 guns. The
ships are said to be well found, both in
arms and equipments. There is a reserve
force on shore Of 1000 men to supply va
cancies. The Egyptian fee, in the Bo,.
phorous number II ships and one steamer,
carrying upwards Of 900 guns and manned
by nearly 900 men.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

1t is characteris,lcally related of Culver,
that he once saw in his sleep the popular
representation Of Satan advancing towards
him, aud threatening to eat him. Eat
me " exclaimed the philosopher, az he 81.
ahmed the fiend with the eye of natural
lat, and then added, "IIorns hoofs prap-
in'rorous Needn't be afraid Of him
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

An SCI 70 t''o7l''faie tle Noifpoui tnq-
pff AimHf 'ofuFaHF.
~ SCI So IN 'fParsi' The Western Vet
inen' s,s'e 'o'nfafF.
An Aci e''eisainE ue charter - he
"N'Hio" ans h'aa 1''fNny-
ing The Brandon Iron and Tar Wheel Com
pauy
An Actto incorporate the Waterford
State Company.
A Act altering ihc time q holding The
time Of holding The Coauiy Coaf, IN Rui
land County.
Al A. 49, r...-afsr4. a.. fI.t.ss...u,H
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

or We woald call the AlicniiDn u
J.rpons desifuas q finding qoartcr' foT
ihctnselios sii3 families 30 the advertise
nieHs a has,, Hsirn lea. offering 60 sale
h,s real estate a, Ccnief Rutland. To
psrsoa wishing No pu'chAso gcniocl
d~ciing. With yards, grounds and garden
uslefaiiy lad oui and made 70 his hand,
W fnas q ~ such opportunity Is Is here
icrtd.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

~ There is a natural bridge over Ind-
sons Brook, in the town of Adams, Mass,
where the waters have worn passage
from 30 TO 60 feet deep, and 30 rods IN
length, through a body of white marble or
liihc stone, 30 feet above the surface Of
the water. There are also two lime stone
caves m the same town, one of which con
tains several apartments, which have been
explored.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

insiruriions have been sen, 20 the Post
master q San Francisco 90 make up mails
g. Raihasoto, Wsshingion, Chsricsion,
Ph.is8rlf.iis, and Bo.ion. Instead Il send
ing bot ono mail 10 Nes lo's, - Leroio-
Fore.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

fKos SAspwicn lsLANps. Ten DAYS
later sd,iccs from the Sandsich lslands
have been received by the arrival Of steam
CT tnhod State, al Nov Orleans. Prince
ks,nehamcha hsd resigned the Office Of
frmc Minister aud John Young succeeded
hua.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

-faaiite Bern r.shsf All ~ rssr Pa.rfr
~ ttss s-estsUt n tllrr sssrtl eshfsivr
ttis ftrwvtI hsuiasr la b. tITstllF ~.
Pst.se TIE Iseafea isrlfis'urr. ffesHs'e
frsa vHgsas aofral fr..ssrses ga hsnt
asnH Aaa iossnr Ii,ea-xuis, hss'rsp
i,fs fhs uf,ooenf-trofsinr sursaias n ut~sr
spsrlfI tr,rsnas af vutith ns~ hnsa in
naaf8cs' vah fhe rsntss Ntsy tits.ass,t.
~. s,,a tiisr sasls ii,si tis Sists tnt me-
~ su~un8 vfh Fia-are,a - " s'asisare'
ant NHr a Srae--'s $40 n lae oSe~s'
az a,asa f1frsas.st ite,asrtis sf ne S,tie
~t.iaals Sic Jsetsous x iheif parry
srsssss tisr crvtisan a the-, shaving
ssags. a., nss i1ate5 upsu a. u8e 80
pf.aisl ehssaIaals = BantA'
oal htnt a se ''si,nrs = ser f1rai
Well 5n fndins Aiissff be- s8sh , posi,
tnd causpe'ied g. ~snest snch rauning
sarf r'fsaf, Gods by Ai' ists s,ssi irus'-
~ f,srnd. An iso. 81 ihc itri too that
r.e' 'huu d. cotr.us s.ih ~Aig blood
sast-rs fhti Wsy ~fu nd. a. be- says.
carns hsst ,ssu a. uss esIi 81 NJ Ba'
tet' Ard ,asi thc9 oi.y i,arA a. sui nd
.rulr BAN ~ be srrrnjs 20 bring ihcm
htct 50 thc true arfupru'le faid Ais'
~ ,hs tiu.o, no,hinr ha. gone night s,i,re
ST. Weirh and ins hrsnrh q ihs ffetsoi
parry bsvria ~ ps semse'ai, and me-
''sf ctra h. Gf,ds thai tho purchase vas
5caa shave 80 hsi5ly knes -As, u,sy come
oft
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

tT' 4 winter in She New fofk Jots~psi
e. Cou@,so n,hos the filovirv ctlculs.
tom. ofthr public 1ebs 81 th.s county
Iae iaial dcbt n to- rn,tod state b.
sboa' 80 $4,000; total deb, ~ iu5,,da.
o. sisie-. both sbsoiui, and contingent.
according Co. tbe .nsas ofl-JO. va 500.
100000. Tho uapbef q uife, Il ruii-
r,ads in Chr Uhtod State. flushed. b. rs.
90 BOZ progress, l2.0C0g uiAl 5000
miles on vteh, admitting that bond. on
even rad in lhe coaa'y 10 thu extent Of
$4,000 PER nnlc hs,c boon issued. the
su9uu wogid be- sel0.D0O total Cos.
otnmcni. Shte and qiaH railroads debts
sge, 0p0.0nO The ssmc authority est.
ms,os ihsi slOo,o0O,0o 4 these debts
bonds and loaas are Owned IN Europe.
This seems 20 be- very large proportion.
yf uic winter s1ys that It Is based on care.
fol estiua,cs by persons Of cx,ensse
lnovledrc
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

az We learn fnsn MoH'P.lso' A. 80
arc g,aug % Fsrss, ia, the ja1rr. q tbs
suts.tss AM CsfcnH courts SER cleciod
en- " edarsday. Ns shsagos.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

ks,trT o. fort Srtrr Pfi.os Cos
Bernard Campbell. Georae vs.
Le1dscouugr, Ed~ln ;. Jsnia, rHd John
Nni4ils, coatirfs iu ihr STATE Pn-an a.
Char'esfoun. INSIDE ih-ir escape las' night
from the PRISON haspifsl. siieh BE- undergo
iug repairs. ard vas lo' srclreiy guudet.
The Warden hss offered $50 Or iAeif sp.
1feh~nslau
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02
THE HERALD.

rrtat nntsf,e saYrxtit b, iss
tFa1r.ss.s"s-t. .s~.t -. As-A.s 50 q.
..sss .sf.~a-sE q. sa~..ass s--.r.
80 t.s~ss t.s.sss.s o. 30. .-.--.st.s
g.fa.s $500
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

BALrfaOAf, Irth.
The New Orleans Mai n Monday Ia fe
eeised, bringing Galveston dates u The
I'm
Coz. Bells nissssge r. the newly asseinr
bled l.cglslaiafe y largely devoted 20 h,s
subject u the PScibc Railroad and fsVUis
the " Pns-o route. The yellow fever siill
prevailed At Galveston and Houston.
Letters frpqn VI Pssso II Xth October
say ths, The lis.ishs had stisessd p4ny =
hmsnoans ans stolen 80 hor.-s and mules
sna that dspfeAsg.sls vsfs u ds1I Ssss''
REM
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The Hnner Who have ne christening n
places pa CsiIfoua have very deprayod
taste. There are places nesr Michigan
Bus. named Bogus Thunder, Helrs De.
hgat, Devils Elbow. Dead WOOD, ucyIrs
hssia. and lls'rs llaifAcfe There b. a.
. gsit' city 90 Placer County kn.un a.
Yankee Jr'l
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

fnt Asfatess fatst etrs TO S,oT-
lssH The faPefs inform us that f,r
rrri,,ia cafpels have isss aeca compioted
"a Glsseo~ So usc fr,adeucc 81 Prcsidcm
P.sfc,. b. Nasiaagian. The pyires rznrc
if.m : SO g. $500 spiorr. The huA-
na. si.oes q dc vorling .meu q Auenoa
pleess Leg al q respected distance "a
etff Nr~r Letter
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02
Come tilaiitrs.


NlfHsal fluftnfs - ~ hfffnssl AnHfrHl
Ma kiarot ~ Stsie hss tnerc g.
rhin b. thr irra,tiion cffull and sccnr.io
sssiigirs upsn Al suhiecis than Nermrtf.
HISS fcA ir~st faf 81. Ncvseuief 10 ,rsmiue
ssiisNal tables - The different States
tnl cospysre theu ~lth those u h. ovh
~ Ncriponicf csu o. thts withou, feeling
We State pride increased not wiihoai a.
touisimcn' 81 The hirh unt Which Yer
mont aRcs among The members u the
Jnnr
This has sl~sYs been faypritc study
With mo, and I en- rcsdy 90 affirm that
Nernpn, y fye,r. 'aov tni,iiir,si .nd k,ai.
tsitr ihan any other Sistc IN the Union.
and than uHy other country Of the same
siso IN the World. Tins vt.l be- considered
AZ crargorn,ion ny most persons, and even
By Ncruou,crs themselves but an exam
iuaiIon Of statistical tables would prove IL
o. be- entirely true Unfortunately these
tables arr difficult 10 obtain, as Vermont
has done absolutely nothing 10 collect sta
;istics, and circulate information concern
ing her own resources.
The tables Of the 'nrcd States Census
arr the only sources Of information 90 be-
hsd. until Vermont shall aruuse herself,
and provide more toll statistics The cen.
sus tables arc gradually reaching the owes
of the public, and would urge Vermont
err to examine them, aud earn the chauc.
ter and advantages og ihcir own State.
! have recently met with tables, from
the Census Of $50, showing Tie number
Of persons IN each State, OVER 20 ycan of
age, who are unable 10 read and vnte.--
The following tihle vii show the number
of persons 40 each State. over 20 ycNrs Of
age, who are unable 60 read aud Wr,c.--
The following table will show the number
Of Native born Americans, over 20 yoars Of
age, who arr unable TO read and write, IN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

RUTLtNp lorNs Mss ASSOCIATION.
We take pleasure in announcing that
the distinguished scholar aud lecturer Gro.
SrNNrR Esq, Il Boston, has consented 10
give his lecture on France before the As
soclaiion, On Monday evening next, Dec
9Th. Aside from the prestige Of Mr.. Sum
ncr's name, We shall hope tina, the present
iu'crost taken In European affairs will call
before HIM large and intelligent audience.
of Mr.. :, and the lecture he proposes To
deliver here, a Baltimore paper says;--
Ma. SrANrE's LrcrrKr o> FR,Ncr.-
4" The bnllian, lecture lately delivered be-.
faro the New York Historical Society, by
Geo. Sumner, Esq., wa. repeated in our
city last evening before the Maryland In.
suiutc. 4 good audience was IA attend
ance, and the discourse went of with great
cclst. hr. SUMNER exhibited an intimate
knnNlcdge Of the French character and the
institutions Of the country. which, with his
rpc scholarship, refined taste, aud impress
I've manner, rendered hs effort last evening
o highly saiisiacto one, II wss evident
10 las Intelligent sudiinrs, that the speaker
had fully explored the mysteries Of Euro.
pcan political life
The New Noh Express, speaking Of the
European position and patriotic Services
rendered hy Mr.. sumner, SAID not long
since. Having had the rare 1onor, for so
Young man, 10 be elected member Of
the various academies and learned soclcucs
81 The different States Of Europe, aud con.
soqucugly enjoying uncommon opp1riuni-
ties 81 inaucncc With the best minds uf ihe
Old World, he has been able no, only 10
keep jhom Informed Of tho literary and sci
cuudc progress u our country, bat also by
his sricles IN German. Spanish. Ans French
Reviews and in the transactions Of the drt-
iefcui academies Of those conHiries, 10 OPP
crate sinangly on pubhc opinion, 40 o nan
noF which 40 justice 30 hln should be
knavn ~ hnlu". II was remarked, ssys
our Pans correspondent. few days ago.
by distinguished mcu,hcr of the dipio-
matte corps from Germany, that on gues-
uons Of International iaw. he regarded the
opinion Of George Samnef as authority /;
and NJ. de Bpcqgc,illc recently observed
that GA questions 81 political economy. no
lees thsn on those of pnbllc law, the opin.
lnus - this gentleman Wcrs sought iof bnd
accepted silh confidence by many q the
most distinguished statesmen of France"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Taf NV tosshuss.--Ihs Tmdy-
Thifd Congre,. vill assemble At Washing
ton On NoBday next. the Gilh o. December
Tho senate all consist ~ 90. and the
nsnso q 2A msinhers and : territorial del
cgaics. A. faf as asccTiaiaed, thn Senate
vii stand g. Democrats. -; Mhics. 10 4;
Frce S,alcrs, 3 vacancies, VIZ. one IN
Name. one "a Mississippi. one IN North
Carolina. aud ono IN NcnBoni
Tho iloasr vli stand &C., Dcmocra,s
49, Mhigs. - Aholluoa, 4 The Mas
sschasoits Dciega,ioa consists Il nine
Wings, one DriDosrai, Mf, snhs. and one
FREE Sglcf, Nj. pcuiii q Worcester.
~ many q The Democratic member 4
both iiouscs ere ireWu O. syinpathizr with
the section IN NcS Nort cslird The liards,
that q y generally etpocted division sill
take piare before the clo~- u the session.
and that a. ia Neg Nors, the Demos ratio
Hisiukrfs SAL be separated into ts0 fac
uaas -ano lnoVn g. he Constitutional
bctbsrfsis. ~ lisrds, and the other a. ihe
Pre- Sol lAeniscfsir. 80 soft. Am1ug The
nosi Conspicuous noalhers q ihc SeHste.
sc Has msaiinh Mcssrs. hcreiL Cas-.
Ciayinn. Sgvafd. Bill. Badger. Dsnsoa.
Ta44ahs, neus sss, butlet, I1sie af-l Hunt
e. Thee are sl distinguished meu. ard
vscry vay qualified % Iecsofye tic dirm-
~ sn1 firsaie the charac'rf II the body 81
yAich tbcy ar nrlnboss -- ,rau-cny'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

NO NissaEt "A sabbath scllaal tea.
di.ef in i.3ulaAie. keutucly. ~ss eahoft-
sag paa5. pioas "a icalslr slave % b.
sef, lanhle. fsrs.lnalnc Der thsi che ,hauld
be lac ar isisl iasus, -ha had naiihsf
Laa.s 30 bamf -irs.' abr sa1c3. % SD
s,sFtass. .h.ossrA b. God. De had D.
ha,asr. b. bsar. sri - asgEars
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

The mercantile navy of the United States
Is at present greater than that of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain, and the tonnage
of the single city of New York is within
trIfle Of being equal to that of London and
Liverpool put together, According To sta
,istics, our mercantile marine wns, at the
close of the last year upwards of 1000. COO
tons, whilst that of Great Britain was but
I,3OO,O0O tons. Seven years ago the ton
mage Of New York was considerably less
than that of London. At the end of 1853,
It exceeded 100000 tons, while that OF
London was $4,000 tons, aud that OF Law
crpool G|i 900 tons. These are marvellous
facts.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Nau.sseg, iAe pggiist b s1i surmas ~
linciffAi,, and b us-s g-.ts u.usA u "
'ha sisftirg srH'1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

THr ALAhAsA SEsAToss.--Ths ru.
pored election Of Clay snd Fhrpairios a.
Senators from Alabama, requires confirms
ton.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

Malzlfy arhsai rrasisa l. ouY lihd
"a da.A foea aring as snansYaf a. ft.1 alf
place ons eiasdy ga, - u,uusuras ihe
lasiancr ~s have o. fah. be- sithsui AIS
a.,serttfiar a ii,r hratra.y bodies POI i-sg-
fe-.oa.
MeU.-lf usai's usartliy sithoai rrlF-
.as. SHAT. that t.si u rr..g.=s ss sau.s-
uusss ses . n "a s.sf1t.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02

M.ssACuussrrs. The second trial for
the election of representatives has esiab-
lishcd beyond doubt the whig supremacy
IN Massachusetts for the next year. Low
ell elects ten wings, Lawrence three, and
many other towns where there was no
choice before elect wings.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-02
>Nnnasn 4,

NrNrt-ka rrunss~- h. ocrans We, .h.,,
cf thc sneeiiou Il Congress thr s.,u,, I.
scsslnn. ~,s has h.rn astisr sa,s,..,,,s
to the uni1n ~ wears, bot tb,s,rA ,b.s.
have h~cn sAlNfh eager &C. arsr te tai.
nnd the Sindsirh Islands nnd Metre. ~,
eety has found ufrr IN oIcn ih- d,ss &C.
Nebraska. Il . .aid thsi the question ~
bet organization ~ ,rrfilufy ,s 10 he one
NJ The great gursiion- II the cnn,ns -.
s'on. u to rrnc~ The stormy uu,,s VI 1850,
and % to give -o'nc opo an onpur,un,, n
saving the y mon
Nebraska = IN TERRITORY North ,f l.tst.l,
n deg. 20 nina and al such TERRITORY. by
ihc terms Of the Missouri comprou,,s~ 4,
~ he irrr from Nlu,uidn,ary scf,nud,
This. II will be observed the south ,.,
posed t~cniy tive ycarr ago. Il has hc.r
adopted and adhered to 40 To- thu. day. An5
nov all that " askrh e that Nrbrssk. b.
admitted ht the tefrs ot thu. Misson,,
compromise. u Is said that her admiss,o,
Is 10 he resisted Nv the South tinlrss IN,
prohibition Of involuntary .cnitude be ,,
cindod.
II y difficult 10 sec With what face the
South can raise such question. The adj
Nocaicr vi the admission Of Nebraska ash
for no Wilmoi Prutiso fnr no rhrtial Ice
islation for freedom, Thct propose n,
agitation Of the slavery Question. Thee
stand by the Compromises and the Coo
su,niion.' II agitation s TO be renewed
and the Union put IN peril. II mus, be by
the South. We shall sec whether mcn
who 50 loudly denounced the course Of
Northern men seeking 10 advanre the IN
forests Of Freedom, will take the yer,
course they have denuunecd. In order 1,
prop ZIP slavery. Springfield Republican.
IuE l. ). SEN,rr.-from present an
prannccs therc Will be three yacancir.
al lcast, IN The United States senate dur
ing the coming session. II Is stated thai
ihc Scnl,o Of Miss,ssippi Is IN favor of
clctrug Gov. fcutc tn mn the vacancy
fttht that State. BIZ, ~ the lIsusc ri Rcps
rcscnia,itcs h. Is ira large nilr,nit,. sd
that N all probability, tho s,nat- vii re
fuse to 90 into JOINT ballot, well Knowing
they will be ovcrpowcrcd II they do 90. w.
In Georgia the election has ALREADY been
postponed, by combination OF wing Scna.
tors with the friends Of Howell Cobb, and
III Vermont, the trin on FRIDAY last came
no nearer nh election than attended their
first ballots.
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THE LATEST BATTLE.

Interesting sud Important Eiiraru from the FnHli.h
pfrs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28
To Mrs. Polk.

on HER LEAVING WASHINGTON.
The following complimentary verses, by the Hon.
Joseph d. Story were forwarded to the editor Of the
HERALD, by friend and correspondent in Tennes.
see who, like ourselves considers anything from tho
pen of that eminent jurist worthy Of publication
Lady, heard, with sadden'd heart,
The melancholy strain;
So soon from these fair scenes to part,
Neer to return again.
How swift have flown the busy hours
As strangers, since we met;
And some so bright, so strewed with flowers,
Are fresh in memory yet.
For have listened to thy voice,
And watched thy playful mind
Truth, in its noblest sense, thy choice
Yet gentle, graceful kind.
o, may thy future days be blest
With all our hearts approve:
The sunshine of q spotess breast,
The joy Of mutual love.
Farewell--and when thy distant home.
Cheered by thy smiles shall be,
md DER the past thick fancies come
Task one thought for me.
Feb 2e, 1880. JOSEPH %. sroRy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-28

These returns refer principally to amounts Of gold
conveyed from the principal goldfeld OF the colony,
Or Mount Alexander and its neighborhood. Besides
this, large quantities have also been brought down
by escort from Baarat Of this, no accurate return
being obtainable from the government we must esti
mate the gross amount by taking an average from
returns actually ascertained; and may state the
whole quantity received, and not included in the
above table, at about 40, 900 ounces.
Thus, then, estimating our gold harvest as above,
We have the following returns -