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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
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ps.rH q, Eos ssp jt~trr. ~ No
n.st,.--wc ar painra 70 lrsfn the nisl.
sarhal, re~s u The death q NJ Je-ssi. in
Csilsrusa lie ~ss. &c hril-se. universally
respected BY ihs.s hp lines ham ., hoisc,
and hi. ioss ~lli ercs;s q void IN the eon.
sunnlt, xhich e.nns b. hiiea We copy
~ iollg~ins .riicic from ,le Ms'y~iiie
HsrulA. the truth q ~h,ch has been eorrvs-
cr.ied, A. ~ learn By letters received by
has ftseud, Al bcnle
In the lest il-rpld hfcf soeouH ~ss
gi,-u y tie stssbing Il Edward IeWe,i.
by an enkno~n individual ~hpm Mr. JcS-
e,i had taken in With ham 10 rdc. between
Dr, Greek and the Gslcna House !, 10
nv our n,ciafsr hply task 10 state that, nos.
-iihSsniins hoPos were a, first entertain
Cd that the wuund world M, pruyc fatal,
Mr. Jc~cii died on "Wednesday evening. B.
The rrinsins u the wandered man we're
brought into this city for iu,cnncu,, on
Thursday. by his brother, Mr. George ID.
jswcti and ooroncr's inquest was held.
ihe verdict Of which was that he came to
his death ffoin the fleets of stab in the
lci, side, by some unknown aSsassin- We
sincerely hope that no Efforts vii be spar
cd 20 discover the murderer"
Mr. Jewct, vas the son Of Othniel lew
eft, Of New Haven, and aged 20 years.
He ~As a member Of the Congregational
Church IN that town lie was one of the
hrs, cmigrants from Vermont TO California,
and was here on . visit two years ago.
lie siil be remembered as man Of libcr-
Atty, of great kindness Of heart, and Of
true friendship, honor and integrity.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Tur WHOLE SToRi.--Arc The Ma
diais condemned and prosecuted solely
for reading the Bible p: Muliitudcs
have no doubt got this impression from
reading only certain class Of Protest
ant journals, which have manifested n
studious care TO conceal the fact that they
are also charged with the crime" OF
possessing n translation Of the English
Prayer Book, and of teaching lis doe
trines. The reason OF such course. is
obvious. The Romsh authorities have
placed the Prayer Book in the same
category with the Bible, and have re-
garded il as n most dangerous book, be-
cause il teaches that "the Church of
Rome hath erred = that the distinctive
doctrines of Romanism are " fond things
yainly invented, repugnant to the Word
of God" and cannot be taught with
out arrognncy and impiety :" and ac-
cordingly they have condemned and
punished the Madiais for holding and
intoxicating the doctrines of this danger
Gus book Now, to give the intelligent
reader of newspaper information OF
such facts, side by side with articles on
tendencies in the Episcopal Church 10
Romanism" and seeds of Popery in
the Prayer Book" would be to admin
lister the antidotc with the poison, and
bigotry would thus efiectually defeat it,
own purposes. Hence honesty is sac.
riiiced to consistency, and the reader i,
told but part OF the story about the Ma.
dial persecution. Calendar.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

An old philosopher gives the follow
ing advice 10 builders.
Never erect house after YOU are
hYe-and-forty have five years income
"a hand before you touch a brick. and
always calculate the expense at double
The estimate There Is n deal OF wis
dom In these three lines. House build
ing RUNE more people Of moderate
means than any speculation that they
can embark in. A man with a surplus
Of h'e hundred dollars wishes 10 build
house worth two thousand dollars he
pays the five hundred down, aud gives
mortgage for the fifteen hundred. To
keep Up this mortgage be takes money
that should have gone into his business
this leads 10 low spirits, low spirils to
Inactivity. and inactivity 10 ruinalinn
and a Sheriff sale. The unhappi.ss
man 10 the world. in our opinion, !. The
poor desil ~ho undertakes 10 build DO.
fore The signs come right"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

JENNY LIsD.--We are assured by a
gentleman, recently from London, who
received letter from the Nightingale
but few days before his departure,
that she does not intend appearing again
in opera that she is great admirer Of
America, and may possibly Welt ii once
more, but has not yet determined when /;
and finally, that her relations with her
husband are the very opposite Of news
paper rumor, an unpleasant word hav-
ing never been exchanged between them
since their marriage Post.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Lons ouT--for counterfeit IO'. on the
Franklin Couniy BANK, ~. Albans BAY, VI.
and are in circulation. They arr easily
de'ecied-@ngruving course.
Altered bills on the Asiaiic Bank Sa.
letn, 10 To l0s, are quite plenty. The hr
ore 10 Is rather heavy, and ou, u proper.
ton
There Is tso ihihgs that modest iseh
should never gndcriAke-io boFrou money
OF study la~.
Fe'eher llErPer. Jr-. son ID one q the
INNS q ilAfPef 4 BrOahers. has becosnr a
PrnPneto' q The y. " Ty@.s
y Y. wdl,., brasher 20 \. P. wiliis.
n dead. THIS geniissnah figured eaten.
s'svly ~g'h Lola Moniez- .hsn shs hr.,
cnHr % iias eoau,rs.
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Later from California.

New York, March 30.
The steamer Georgia arrived this
evening, from Aspinwall. with POO pas
sengers and sl,SS2,000 in specie, Of
which 100000 were in the hands Of
her passengers.
The Georgia left Aspinwall on the
18th, at D +. NJ, and brings California
dates Of March lst.
Panama is healthy.
The sloop of war Portsmouth was to
leave soon for Valparaiso.
The Winfield Scott arrived at San
Francisco on the 22d of Feb.
News not important, weather fine,
and news from the mines favorable.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Tnr Law ~ BrsSfsoros.-Two large
meetings Of citizens of Bennington have
been held, for the purpose ofadopting meas
urcs to enforce, in that town, the liquor law
and other statute laws OF Vermont. The
Banner states that most Of the leading cit
izcns attended and took part in the proceed
ingr. An association was organized on a
plan likely 10 be efficient, and the oonstiiu-
ton signed by nbou, 10 members. We
have not room this week for further partic-
ulArs. The Bannsr seconds the movement
with zeal and ability.-lNt Chronicle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Tnr y. o. CHrscESr, 10 an article
noticing The facilities Of the Express
system. eNirad, the following item from
one Of llarndenG Way bills:
One young lady. a. per ielegraphic
orJer--charges slGs %, freight $50"
On enquiry, we learned that the e1-
press bad been employed by ieiegrsphic
message 70 lind this lady's residence,
pay all bar outstanding debts, and for
ward her without delay, and had fsl-
hiiod the commission 10 the letter. We
Submitted 10 the aseu, Of the express
The aifAeuiiy of secoring the payment
~ the ehsrses on such movable freight ;
bat he pointed 10 the mysterious letters
c. q. ID, appearing o. the margin a
The "a, bili, sifnsfy ing " collect on de.
livery" and hinsins that. N the event
d d'niculty ~iib the oossigns.. the sI.
rr,is Faish' legally aeisin the basyAs-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Havana. March II

On the 18th of February, five hund-
red negroes were attempted to be land
ed at Cayo Verde, between Cardenas
and Sagua. In going in, the SLAYER
struck a rock, and they only saved one
hundred and ninety Africans. The bal
ancc were seized by other parties. aud
they still retain them for saving them.
A part Of them have been brought TO
Havana, and are being offered for sale
by the agents Of Pancho Marty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

The opium trade Of the English with
the Chinese has drawn from China
within the las, half century, over four
hundred millions Of dollars in silver.
II the trade continues il is believed that
in less than twenty years the remaining
five hundred millions which II MAS com
puled that country possessed, will BE-
exported 10 the commercial nations d
the West. This statement is made o.
the authority Of writer in the New
York Medical Cosette, in nh EXTENDED
sketch Of the opium trade.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

We learn from correspondent in Wal
lingford that they have had visitation"
Of Law in that place. Two casks of pi;en
arrived there on the cars the other day, and
was seized, locked up, and an owner ad-
ycr,iscd for. Nobody fathers the waits,
and they will undoubtedly meet the fate
and follow the way of all stray liquor; like
Hsmcn, find that destruction intended for
Mordecai, and lie IN the gutter instead OF
carrying victims there.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

RAILROAD TRAvELINC.--At late
meeting in London Of the proprietors
Of the London and South Centre Rail
way Co., il was stated that simple
contrivance had been introduced on the
trains on that railway for greater safe
ty against accidents, by which com
municaiion was preserved between the
guard and the engine driver, by which
the guard from his own box nigh, at
pleasure sound the drivers whistle. lie
said that during the last ten years, ear
rying as they did 100000 passengers
and running 100000 miles annually,
not single fatal accident had occurred
10 a passenger.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Tn, ILLusrHArrp M.sszISr OF AHr /;
Published on the first day Of every month,
by ALrN.Sp,s MosTeosrKy, IL Spruce
Street, New York. Terms, ~ per year
or - cents a number.
The Magazine for April is received,
aud sus'ains the reputation Of previous
numbers admirably. The illustrations are
fine, numbering some thirty dis,inc, engra-
ungs and the table Of contents presents
= variety Of choice reading that cannot fail
attuc, the attention Of readers Of taste. 1890
For sale by SprScrK.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

The Singing School AT Walhngiord, I'M
der direction of that popular and success
full teacher, JAMES 5. MERRILL, Esq, clos
ed with grand "blow-out" on Thursday
evening last Singers from other towns in
this and adjoining counties were present,
and joined in the exercises Of the occasion /;
aud wiihal 1t is represented as having
been Concert of high order, displaying
a degree Of musical talent rarely surpass-
ed. Nothing but pressing business en-
gagemon,s would have denied us the pleas
ure Of enjoying so rich treat.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

The Buffalo Commercial Adrertiscr
says two nice individuals, one a young
man ~ years Of age, the other young
married woman, both Of Rochester
were arrested in Syracuse on Friday
last. They had eloped from the former
place few days before, leaving the la
dys husband and child behind. The
affair was eompromised,-,he lady"
agreeing to return home with her nc
commodaling husband, and behave her
self, while the young man is to 60 where
he pleases.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
THE HERALD.


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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Az AvALANcHE.--On Wednesday
evening portion of the hill east of
Fourth street, in the rear OF the old In
dia Rubber Factory, slid off into the
Poestenkill, filling up the stream at that
point, and covering up about an acre Of
the low ground. A house occupied by
an Irish family was moved several rods,
and several of the inmates had a mar
row escape The obstruction caused the
stream TO rise several feet and find new
outlets Troy Wing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
NIM NoRK. NInrch DC.


BY the barque Ottawa, from Rio
Grandr, We have dates from Buenos
Ayers of the 10Th January. The city
was still closely besicged by Urquiza,
and sKirmishcs occurred daily. The
Governor had issued proclamation
requiring all male citizens TO unite in
driving of the insurgents, in consc-
quence of which nearly the entire pop
ulation was under arms. There was no
prospec, of the siege being raised, ms
Urquiza has immense influence with the
country people.
Produce was scarce-none coming in
and business is almost entirely sus-
pended.
AT Rio Grandc, produce was scarce,
and commading high prices Hides
were scarce.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

"WHrRE DOES INV RuN co TO 2"
Some scamp or scamPs entered the dis
,illery Of ID. W. Lawrence, nj Medford.
on Tuesday night, aud lei loose hesp
Of spirits, about 2000 gallons, into the
river On Friday morning, the tide
was seen 10 be very high, and the fshes,
il Is supposed, were high too. As 10
the rum, We don't care much for, except
a dislike TO see a persons property de-
siroyed, and ordenfiy hope the offender
may be caugh, aud kept Tight Bunker
Hill Aurora.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Observation-Disclosures

MURDER AT MILTON LOWER FALLS.
AT this place, about ten o'clock Sat.
urday night, the dead body of James
Logan, an lrishman, was found in the
street, with the skull broken in, and 9TH
er marks of great violence on his per-
son. Coroner Vose, Of Dorchester.
will investigate the affair. II is sup
posed the deceased was waylaid and
murdered. lie was a pcaceable man,
about 40 years old, and leaves wife
and several children.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

III es"sas u i,e,inr'sH ~ dissiose,
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a rss, serasasAis eanAitsn sale. Z. 7Si
f,nsss 1;s&. sAs0~lsg that thess -
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The rlus.xuu al wa,hinslen.

III, ra'lrr eill y, -sin,ihing ul an
idvn ul the state VI aA.ur> nj ~, fr,l. ral
Capitol, i,om n, following extract. ir,,n
Washington dispatches 10 two y. Nvfk
icu,nal. I, j. rVilem that ,h,ry b. q
screw loosr solnvW herr, aud that ihtrr
/. Danger of crash.
From the Herald, jisreicl,
The policy ofIhc administration .crm.
10 br rmiucnil, compromised m ihr
matter OF appointments. II Is ustlc,.
10 pretend The cabinet is unit ul,on
This subject, whatever mny be ihv cas-,
in other affairs. Mr. Marc, has ioo
many opponents 10 :" crush 10 poWdrt'
~ hr said, 10 permit The rrrsidcnl to
I'LL the offices upon the principle OF civ.
ing them Ia those who have all along
stood on the platform which carried The
last election. Other members ut ihc
cabinet. having none ot this personal
feeling. are disposed to hcsilsic ere the,
let the Secretary OF State have toll
swing, aud hence The delay.
The refusal Of the Soils 10 endorse
the Inaugural IN the New York l.cgi,.
laiure, together with the silence Of The
free soil organs, has apparently fright
cncd Marcy and an article IN the But.
falo Republic. edited by Mr. Wclch, the
State Treasurer, has fallen like bomb.
she'll in the Prcmier's camp. The Pre-
micr is in fla.
The fight is getting lively. Marcy
is playing for the Presidency, md Cusb-
ing's main business is to watch him. cor
ncr him. Dust him, and so be Premier
himself in name rs well rs in G,ct. Ca
lcb don't say much about the Collector
ship. lie listens to others in the cab.
net, and has quiet, private talk with
Gen. Pierce afterwards. Caleb specu-
lates sud dreams like philosopher.
From the Tribune's:
Some days since John Tyler applied
through Caleb Cushing to Postmaster
Campbell for the Virginia mail route
agency for friend, and Campbell gave
him encouragement. Soon after, Mr.
Hunter applied for the same place for
friend of his. Campbell evaded the
application Hunter left his paper. and
went away. Yesterday the friend told
Mr. Hunter that there was some difficult
~, and the latter called on Mr. liobbie
about il, but obtained no satisfaction
lie went next to the President with no
better success returned TO the Depart.
ment Mr. Campbell out told the mes.
sengcr TO tell him rs soon az he Mr. c.
came in. At length that gentleman ap.
peared, and tried to cvadc the subject,
when Mr. Hunter exclaimed, God
damn you who commands this CON
Germ 2" and then went on to damn the
Administration. lie said il had rem
egade Wing for Attorney General, and
a renegade Virginia Route Agent, and
SO left in high dudgeon.
The Departments are at a non plus.
They dare not remove important otli'
GERS, and cxpeciants are outrageous AT
this timidiiy. There is fine prospect
for "A general row ahead.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

o. Henry Rogers Of Newbuy, VI,
died on board steamship Oregon, on her
passage from Panama 10 San Francisco.
George Il. Fuller, also Of VT, was drow ned
by the upseting Of boat in the roadstead
Of Honolulu. At Stockton, Jan. q, John
lIaseltcn Of VI, was inferred.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Tnr SonooI-FrLLo~ a Magazine for
Boys and Girls is published at 1872 Full
ton street, New York, by e. NJ. SAyroN,
at II per year
The April No. u profuscly illustrated,
aud contains many articles Of an entertain
ing and instructive character. There il
no better book in the world for the cult
,ation Of taste for reading in children.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

THE FINE ARTs.-We extract the
following items from a recent letter Of
Grace Greenwood's, published in the
National Era, in regard TO American
Artists in Rome:
Mr. Story is engaged upon a labor of
love, in modelling the statue of his faith
er, the late Justice Story. He seems
to me TO be making noble work Of il.
The head i. exceedingly fne--the face
wearing a mingled expression of being
nifty and strength, Of calm thought and
genial kindness, peculiarly beautiful
The figure is sitting the attitude has
the dignity Of the judge, without rigidiiy
or sternness-the judicial robe is man.
aged most judiciously, and forms drap-
cry a. .;raceful as imposing.
Mr. Story haslin his studio little
study for an ideal statue, the subject TIA
ken. ] believe, from Spenser-an Ar
cadian Shepherd Boy, piping. ! am
delighted with The youthful grace of the
figure, and with the sentiment Of the
pure primeval music, if ! may so e1-
press II, which speaks not alone in face,
but in form and attitude even.
Mr. Richard Gpenongh is now mod
cling striking and original group-a
Shepherd Boy attacked while robbnc
nm eagles nest, and defending himself
against the enrased eagle. The youth
Is crouehed upon one knee, and is just
about 10 plunge his knife into the body
Of the bird, who has aligbted on hi,
shoulder. His attitude is full OF spirit
and his face has a fine expression o.
strength and courage trust that Nj
Greenough's late snd loss, in compelling
him 10 return 20 America. will not oblige
him long to abandon a work which pro
misses so much.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

d. W. c. CL.ss Esq, has Withdrawn
from the proPrie'orship and editorial man
sgcDem Of the Huntingdon FSo Pres,
~hsch ~iil hereafter be edited and Published
by Prot. Gao. W. B,NrDtor. The Free
Pres na valuable paper, and should have
the hearty support Of Chit,c ndeL County
Nkigs.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

VALUABLE TnErs.--Six pine trees.
standing on 10, near Island Pond, were
sold a short time since for $3.50. This is
good pr,ce for mast sticks located at so
great distance from the sea-board. So
much for railroad faoili,ies.--lC aledonian.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

FiRE AT BEyLELr FAHns.-On
"wednesday last, about noon, the house
Of Mr. stephen Gross, near the Man.
ehes'er boundary Inca, Beverly Farms.
was nearly destroyed by Gre, supposed
70 have been oooasioned by children
playing With friction mstehes. The
ioss "a estimated AT $1,000. No il.suY.
Anee.--f Salem Resislor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

The o'clock accommodation train GO
ing north, nn upon COW belonging to $.
l.. Goodcll OF this village, some 200 rods
north Of the depot. on Saturday morning
last, which threw the baggage and passen-
ger cars Off the track. No damage to the
cars. The COW, ve.y valuable one, was
terribly mangled and killed.--lPos,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

PROsrECT az WAH--AasirlA ts'
never forgiven Turkey for her ho'pii'''
iiy TO kossuth, and nov, undrr snoib'
preieneeI that Of protecting the Chn',
Iian races IN Turkey, seeks 10 emD'o1
her in var. The Sublime Pore e'lh'
res no disinclihaIion tor il. and will "
saPPorted Ny fance and Enyiand~
Russia "a, u course. at the eli'iH i
Francs. Joseph, aud the armies d iE-
are Ca ll,s Turki.L frontier. 1bsfs e'-
lie hitle doubt that hasiiliiies s'l e.
cue.
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From THE WEST INpIEs.-The
Baltimore schooner Manchester, which
arrived here yesterday from Kingston,
Jam, reports having been boarded, when
20 miles east Of Cape Antonio, by
twelve men belonging TO Spanish
cruiser, who took possession and con.
veyed lie inside the recf,and after over
hauling her papers broke open the
matches, took out about a third of her
cargo, and even went so far as to break
open the letters Of her consignecs. Az
ter detention Of "a hours, being I'M
able TO find anything TO confirm their
suspicious the Spaniards demanded
$50 of the captain for safely plotting
him through the rccf--nnd then per-
miited him to find the way out in any
manner he could.
The installation of General Santa
Anna took place on the 10 FEBRUARY, as
President of the Dominican republic.
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10 men calling Themselves Brnson
ard hoFFan' seF- arrested At Cap Nis-
orn' Ihis morning ior passing one dollar
i.o'e' Al'crcd 10 hfireHs % The haHl, 81
N@~srA, y J. and the Brocsr.ort IN.
shASss baHk. They had . larrr
Aa-oe'a a iha. altered Hnn~y 10 fhs,f
p'sssessson. AID bad pssssd $500 o. |.
hsckrr ~ kiss.sos. Csnass