The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

Mis- pacr has ss,oosct~d sADo darn.
srr a. Csdlins, ., Nfrrcnos., lnj.. ono
dsv ths posk. sFsi Niss lIsh 4 Rather.
s,-i. Ts,in.. $500 4 VIC. T1stchef.--
Bsh bad crcagca n marry and uoold'ni
) ro;sinpspy calls ihi. ''hcshng brreches"
!, certainly docs casc ihr tgetoiss 1-soi,fs.
-Thne rufians STACKED Joel Daniels,
Esq, Treasurer q the to~n II Franklin,
Mas, last Saturday nighi. gagged him si,h
sponge. and fobbcd bin 81 : 100 IA mon
~. and al the town PaPefs 4 rcWsfd Of
500 dollars u offered By the Select men
q Franklin for the apprehension Of the
al.sins.
On Nondsy evening. 18th inst. at
Cedar grove, PldlsdciplIa Co. Pa. ia5sos
O'Ncil stabbed sho'hrr yuuDg man, In a
fracas. killing him instantly. O'Ncil wss
committed 10 PRISON
r. s. The quarrel Is supposed to have
been religious one. O'Ncil being a Cath.
ole. aud the murdered man, lSoIly) Pro
t,~fan'.
Dourhny'- Drug Siorr, on the corner
II Fii,b and Main streets, Cincinnati, to-
gciiicf with four stores ON Fifth and three
on Main street, were destroyed by fire on
Monday evening last, Loss heavy.
The hone correspondent ofthc Wash
linton R,prs5iic says, the Cabinet have ceas-
ed ,bcir daily meetings. coming together
nov only thrice week. Their three last
meetings. havo been devoted ulnos, entir-
~ 70 the consideration Of the Nicaragua
and Honduras questions.
Hon. Mike Walsh is dangerously IN at
has residence at New York and slight hopes
arc entertained Of his recovery. lie Is suf-
icriRg from severe internal inflama,ion.
A recent report made 10 the Mayor
aud Aldermen Of Boston states the appal-
ing fact tina, the Boston I.unauc Hospital
contains two hundred and filoy -one patients,
.tow:ftlhs Of whom arc foreign, insane pau
pcrs
AS the mail train from Boston, on Mon.
day morning last was passing through
bridge near fnchburgb, on the Cheshire
Railroad, the engine and mail car were
suddenly procipitaied into the river The
switch had been left wrogr. and the en-.
ginc was thrown directly on the cross ties.
which giving way, let the train through
The mail agent, mail bags, chains &c,
were 'mixed up and piled in one corner
Of the car Very fortunately no person was
injured. In consequence of this accident
Mondays mail from Boston did not arrive
a, Rutland until Il o'clock, F. M-three
and halt hours behind time.
"A great fire occurred at the BROOKLYN
Navy yard on Sunday morning. The loss
is cstimatad at $4,000 Several persons
were severely injured by an explosion of
bomb shells.
The publisher of Life in Boston was
assaulted IN that city few steps from his
own residence, on Monday night, by two
rufhians in the employ of Boston gamblers,
and nearly murdered. A slung shot was
employed, and there is 10 doubt they iii-
tended TO Kill him, on account of his expos
ure Of the galvanized prop tables.
The night express train on the Erie
rail- Dad, going west on Monday night, and
due at Blnghampton on Tuesday morning
at ten minutes p1st two, when passing
| along the Delaware, west Of the bridge,
came in contact with a large rock, weigh.
ing three or four tons, which had fallen
from the bank above directly ON tho track
The whole train was thrown Off the track,
and the iirem1n instantly killed. Mr..
Tallmnn, the engineer, was MORALLY iniur-
ed, and died in about half an hour None
ofthe passengers were seriously hur, though
some were seriously bruised. Th- engine
was badly damaged, and all the cars much
broken.