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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
WILLIAMSBURG int iligenee,

A NAD rot xnfIp-Ror SsVa WIN a PI-r)i.--0n M,n
day morning Oh shedrsEe, OF tho third ward dis
severed n mad dog Iunnisy a. begs n south Ss.osd
Artst kstyesp 1mth asa EsyertL otrsats which ~
IN sai1tsy despatched with shovel Ias ssse
had hsrtiy accomplished vhsp bay ale s'-veG
yaais - sg. nssed Augustus Nh4tl4, came M With
double J- rallied los led pistol i1r to pupss Of hoops
In Vhis sfssdi,g )sokiss Mt sns ecaa ar nat with
tss lIs sl bsssmE assly By bs ise ~ he
sAte-.t spd lxsgsl u,reugh Ms Ight lsx, besw ths
kss. ata grsrad ~ too o. tte ofcere bost Thu boz
sas con egea tho resldrrea OF hi. psroas eerae
7suth Frat enc iints stts6ts, vnsr, ha Nsusd wsa
diclsi by sisun The Ctice. book ohs rss Of sns
pistol
Frhr--I uolsgsSp Cow 1'uP .-7.lStr5sy sfarnocn
,supis ny 81. jonathan Hobro,h tpe City rrct qur,r
M ar.d ths coe.f o. IoIrlinsr ead Johnson streets
90 sIhot 50 me GrrnsJ eary tpe gr0u nd ard
vol ed i1 July, he building tcsether vim ySInate
sud Gov largo lUaptity 81 feed 6pd 'erets s6t
=, brrrts.. uIle1 Loss 20 ar Uoibro0x II
600 Porte Nv tnssd. II Is supposed that tne aro
the oo.k NJ 81 iuCen4isry
3oAsn o. TrANcs- at m sljeurpsd meeting ~ tba
hoUd Tu sdey cvcsg te conpitsec appoints. sscsr-
81 u s F.ta ct tn0 sly .ptss Baies iaogfh rs ,ocs.
or sbish tb.t t1c grO7s sr0I1t " ths CITY
fsdsbGItas u $3.50 9,5 - end tn mount Ell property
selDb M cit $50 .)t 90 tala Leaving balance
~ gtS s. u ..scl n ta ri'J.
Ct1sD rspaSI DGcee PsoAet sf tie second Wird,
stA.y e,s9ix .,si log naaed lohr rnn cls
viii sesifB tf5 ron por toulo Kept by G., ,asn
Water tfttot Iftf north First sizes. Wnen ta1ou,
az Ia gfd foaLd bls l.roa, end S2l ~ s-igor
-tcraeo hs stable .s ;heJ 10 M DoDtis's -ope sAk.
tfs l0ck,C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
The latc Cese or Suicide at New Roche lie.

Sncs announcing the melancholy suicide Of Frankli,
c Grey ls.e CT the Fifth avenue the following sdii
tex al per -iculars have been obtained
Mr.. Cry native Ct Kentucky, ard went % Cali
fofna iu The eary part Of 1912 and remained thers until
isst fall During his residence IL Saa Fra acsco he
nrl4tea large fortune. which consists principally In
real estate there. For tao years hs Alderman,
and niuch etserned. On returning from California hs
spa. CD Of bis tine N Washington, wbers he had
eor 10. able ousine to sset and VII % tnero n, be
caue aa ed vth ss French, Wsshipgtsc ayouag
LADY o. Een responsibility au1 a ahttys OF virginia,
TO vho. ". was the latter psrt Of Februery
or begI a;ag Of March last. Shortly afterwards, Mr.
Gay rrv ei to return 20 California IL quosce
u he post OF pis vts be oserrej doing o. aad
cauc this city and purchased house In tbs Fifth
ave nue scd flsu heo IL pri 3cey STYLE END 10 which
10 Ms. Cray, ard Mrs. French resided until rdssdsy
Tie 12'h 'nst., wh.c, at the tssusJt ~ Mr Gas, MS
h6y ard her mother returned - tns. sment ia
Hasbingtoh p-onisisg follow them Fbgrsdsy, the
18th ast having As ~ alleged r,rolvsd 70 reIrA At
~ Day 10 C1i:er., vhisber Ma q vas 70 acc
psuy him. NJ. u ~ net rrosssetn 20 Washlcg.
toa according to plosLso. Ms flensh immee a,sly
der,stchr5 Ler dr. JJniss French to az ar.
&iin whether aDy,hiag tia RIA ter. In the
10, iati,o sr Ccosso, a. Lrool I'm visited Mr. GRAY st
In "a aoe % tae tn sytavs and On 90 d n 60, ind
10 bic bs0 ~ ulaei. and boii1y under
s.cn q sptiss, ard tGAet lin lenovsa
Lls oVn Issbisnce IL Brooiyp, sed h,d him Watched
Oh sels ess aec.9ss hogl- beta hu,. Mr. Fcsa3h
oyet oy ed and n. ted 'ks artachnsnt for
hui aud iron returned TO Hssington ii Ter I-s
GIsy, vho ntrutJ stsrsd cnatansd BY hsg brother
g. join her insbs nj. Bat previous ~ har arr-yl Mr.
Cray had goae up 20 New nechs!t vita hsjlr aars
hs sid 20 see tna pace, snd Il lie liked 1t 70 salect
hlsitmoEts los binsef "a and drG .Fsrch f. uly.
IT, sssotSsIos Rith tie su,gestrnp 81 Mr.. CooS, of
o: gs0aa.sY, &C i1tbnnte TREND OF ~ Gras. Msior
sco.,,-ra 10 eft.rsar taa 6.os.ssa A. AZ
st e. ssd q tbs same ce Fsps strSt v,th OF mia
raytinspis % se1.t - Ms OF ,ey ous durnf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
United stes.s District court


July l9.--The United Stats rs. Theodore T..
FoSsie.-On application VI Mr.. Dunning, Associ8te
District Attorney the hail Of he accused ia this
IVES increased from $j 900 10 IS 900, and the trial
iuner postponed. Eosse. il v-ll te reeoe.ted i
charged With the rtceni Post Oaicc robbery ofievel
~ and other articles, which were pacel H. lettues,
~ itiCaGed ior tlaasA4ssC!i, but as dC2oys TO ea
trap Liu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

and with much more interest than he WAS able to ap
preciete, I" how do you get now, since you can't
run any more?" al employ agents." said he, and
of went the velocipede the little fellow worked
the crank.
"Wel - said ] to myself, II is said there are no
children now a-days, and l will so no further for
proof" q. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

ADJoCnsMEST or TIE WWcotsW Lgg1sr,-
TuRg.--"be Lceisiaturc a6iOuTncd % Tic l3th iest
Amoag its lat acts we're The oefeaf the f'uls ~
Railroad BILL W lie vote, aud she passage II q
large number o, appr1priatio hills. Tvs state
tfga~ory bankrupt, thcIJ az ~ ing money enough
i-it 10 cty The meabers Of Tie LeNsa,rr. moiety
Ct,liCir Itr dien. 10 urfl TIC onG ~ there must
10 anc.itr issVtt " tagat0r. fftW7R.ie hcm5
~, H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

Curry FOR NJ SCIENTIFIC On Monday
the ii nst 81 O'Clock the ilii Of Kite oe,tas
,ntl14!ed II che telegraph wires ~ 9 lire running
tLto,gh Ham street, Port Chester y took 'ire as
t. cotnociimi With both VIE, Ard ,ns plece b.
tween tie wires, as well ~ TIC tail uB el the lcs,
I'LL 10 me uuurS brupcd, anc gent This vas
Wirtt &C is sGrae )f thc 1904 r.spgrt person ia
Tor ~ igser wbo ere willing e. sDt talti 10 tut
tisemants.--1Neso Rochel: Mems, Jtiy -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21
Finx AT Dn.oM.-we earn from gentle aan

FiBv AT DILoM.-We learn from q gentlemen
who arrived yesterday or the mal boat rom Biloxi.
that en- Saturday afternoon lest tie brick sheds and
buiidng at.ched, belonging TO ". q, Kendall,
Postmaster Of this city we're burned to The ground.
ana forty tlo1sand dollars, bot there some iu
sDange on the machinery Mr.. ken1als loss VII he
somewhere between twenty Eve and thirty tLo,u and
do lar. Mr.. Kendall y TIE contractor fof furnishing
ne has sufficient stock OK hand b sJppiy fho Ge
uaId vntl the mfchileiJ has beer .tyaced, 0li,h
VII re about JaIuary Iea,t.-Fe1o Orfceas 'sqyas,
-yg.f4i IL.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-This great
national work is advancing slowly, and
has now reached the height of 1873 feet.
1t is proposed to make collections in this
state, at the coming election, and it is
requested by the Monument Association
that a box be provided for that purpose,
in each town, the contributions to be ia.
ken charge of by some responsible per.
son, and forwarded to the Board Of Man.
ayers, at Washington.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

VERMONT STATE FAIR.-We are au-
thorized to say that all animals and ar
ticles for exhibition at the Vermont
State Agricultural Fair, at Montpelier,
on the 18th, 18th, and 18th days of Sep
TENDER next, will be conveyed and re-
turned free on all the railroads in YER
mont, on the Northern Road in New
Hampshire, on the Saratoga and White
hall Road in New York, and on the
Steamers Canada and North America,
on Lake Champlain and that on all
the above named routes visitors to the
Fair will be conveyed for half fare, or
pay one way only.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

s We are informed that the pres
ent to Prof BIrTlNGER- last
week.-Mrs. not from the graduating class
alone, but from the students generally.
In accepting their memorial, Prof Blr-
FINGER made some excellent and ap.
propriatc remarks, showing that the co.,
science, rightly cultivated, is not only
the best guide to emincncc, but every
mans best friend.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.-G conn.,
plants are made of the irregularity of
the mails. These arrangements are nat
urally to be expected, from the numer-
GUS changes of postmasters and mail a
gents, and SO long as the system of rota-
ton in office is practiced by political par.
ties must be tolerated But we desire
to call the attention Of the department,
and of the press in these parts of the
country affected by it, to the great and
unnecessary inconvenience of the pres
ent mail arrangement from Springfield
north. The attention of the department
has been called to it by petitions for re-
dress, but the answer has been returned
that no change is needed This answer
is dictated either by ignorance of the ac-
tual effect of the present mail arrange
ments, or culpable disregard of the con-
venience and wants of the public.
1t now takes four days for person
either side of Bellows Falls to writo to
any place on the other side, and get an
answer. All mail matter passing Bel
lows Falls, either down or up, must lie
over at that place one day. A letter is
two days from Westminster to Charles
town, less than twenty miles, by railroad,
though two trains run between them
daily. This Inconvenience extends to
all places north and south of Bellows
Falls, and is productive of very great in
jury, especially to people of this State
who have business correspondence on the
line of the road.--Brattleboro States
man
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

CulTTENDEN CouNrY.-The Wings of
Chittendcn County, in convention last
Wednesday, nominated the following
ticket For Senators, RoLLA GLEASON,
Richmond, G. W. BENEDICT, Burlington,
DAVID FISH, Jericho for Asst Judges,
John Lyman, Jericho, Stephen Saylcs,
Huntington for Judge of Probate, Jo-
scph Marsh, Hinesburgh for States
Attorney, VIM. W. Peck, Burlington
for Sheriff, Josiah futile, Essex for
High BailiG, b. 4. Neodham, Charlotte.
The above ticket is too good to be de-
feated. 1t will not be, if the Wings do
their duty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

~ The Marble Quarrics of Yer
mont arc gaining a reputation abroad
as well as at home. Two blocks of
Vermont marble, weighing one ton
each, have been ordered from Rome,
for the purpose of making bust. This
order is from an italian artist, who
prefers the West Rutland marble to
that of his own country.-Erchange.
Strange events and coincidents &C.
cur during life time. We apprehend,
(thought we have never been there, ;
that many, very many changes have
occurred in Rutland within 40 years.
Over those Marble Quarries, which
are Justly gaining a high reputation,
resided the Switzerland family" after
whom was named the "Falls" in Otter
Creek, and who were descendcnts
of Prince Rupert of England, and the
Sutherlands of Scotland.
About six miles east Of Lewiston in
this county, in quiet family burial
ground near the Ridge Road, may be
seen plain marble slab on Which is
inscribed,-" Fanny"- aged
81 years." &c.
Forty years since, she, whose re-
mains have here found quiet resting
place, was young, full oflife and hilar.
ity, and daily sportcd over the rough
rocks Of Rutland, little thinking that
one Of them would ever become her
tombstone in Western New York.
But such is the case.-Loctpot (N
- Courier.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

py-The Louisville Journal crit
cises the long, ill-timed and extrava-
giant eulogy upon Gov. Marcy as Sc
crctary Of State, lately published in
the Washington Union, and calls at
tention to the fact that the only official
act Of the Secretary which is consider
ed worthy of special remark, is the
appointment of Dudley Mann as his
Assistant Secretary. The Journal
adds" We knew Mann many years
ago as Wing, but we believe he was
one of the goers-off after John Tyler.
When he was Wing, he offered US a
couple of Wing articles for publication,
but we didn't think him able enough
to write for the Journal. However,
he may have quite sufficient ability to
write State papers for the PIERCE ad-
ministration."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24
Addison County Wing Ticket.

For Senators,
ERASMUS D. WARNER, New Haven,
ROLLIN JONES, Cornwall.
For Assistant Judges,
JOSEPH HAYWARD, Panton,
ROSWELL DOTTUM, JR., Orwell.
Fer Sheriff,
DAVID S. CHURCH, Mddlcbury.
Fer States AHorHcy,
JOHN W. STEWART, Middlcbury.
For High BoihG
GAIU5 A. COLLAMER, Bristol.
For JDdgc Of Probate, Addison District,
HORAT1O SEYMOUR, Middlcbury.
For JHdge Of PrOJdtc, Ncto Harcn District
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Bristol.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

CALEDONIA CoUNrY.-Thc Wing Con.
vcution in Caledonia County. with per-
feet unanimity, renominated the follow
ing ticket, which was elected last year
For Senator'S, Joshua Stevens, Morde.
cal Hale Assistant Judges, Ora Crcs.
by, Albert w. Burroughs States At.
torncy, Henry s. Bartlett; Judge Of
Probate, Charles S. Dana; Sheriff, Geo.
Ide; High Bailiff, John II. Damon.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

so there arc none upon whom every kind
y moral influence and motive have great.
or power.
Before closing this brief report, it may
not be altogether irrelevant for the com
mittee to express their qualification at
witnessing the improved condition of the
College grounds, and the order, convcn.
fence and ncatness ofthe recitation rooms
and other accommodations In compar-
ison. or rather in contrast, with what
VAS recently matter of just complaint
they congratulate the corporation for the
generous libcrality which has rewarded
the indofatigable labors of your worthy
President, and supplied the means for
making the improvements referred TO-
These embellishments, though external
only, have nevertheless an intimate re.
lation with the prosperity of the Institu-
ton, and, it is hoped, will continue to re.
ceive the attention, OF late so propitious
ly awakened to them, until the external
aspect Of Middlebury College shall pre-
sent more perfect correspondence with
the beauty and order of its internal ad
ministration. II. S. KENDALL,
j. ID. WICKHAM.
August s, 1853.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

WASHINGTON CoUNrY.-The convention
Of the friends of the Liquor law,in Wash.
ington County, on the 9Th inst, was We
ry fully attended The Free Democtatic
candidates for Senators and Judges we're
nominated Hcman Carpenter, of North
field, for States Attorney; II. L. Briggs,
for Sheriff and III. Ketchum for High
Bailiff The last three are the regular
Wing candidates.
TIE Freeman is calculating on Free
Soil U. S. Senator, in case the Wings
shall be in minority in the Legsla-
turc. 1t speaks just as if the bargain
were already made with the Old Liners
An announcement, however, which VIC
presume it is not authorized to make.
There is to be a Mass State Convcn-
ton of Free Sellers at Montpelier on the
LIST day of September-to be continued
through the next day, should enough be
present to make it worth the while.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

To Wing Town Committees.

The Wing Town Committees, in the sever
al towns of Addison County, are urgently re-
qucstcd to lake carly and efficient measures
for securing full attendance of Wings at the
polls, on the first Tuesday of Septcmber to
distribute sufficient number of regular tick
cts for State, County and Town officers to
keep a good lookout for spurious or split
tickets, so that none shall be Struggled in by
deception and fraud and to use all proper
means for harmonizing and concentrating the
strengthen the party in the support of the
several whig candidates. 2;w.
Byorder cfne Comfy Car.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24
Important from Mexico.-Collision
between Mexican troops and
American citizens.

Adviccs from Ell Paso, of 22d July,
announce an attack upon the Jail to res
cue Californian, imprisoned unjustly.
The Mexican Guard fred upon them,
killing the District Attorney of FL Paso
county Another was wounded
Intense excitement prevails The
Mexicans arc armed and arc drilling
near the American town of Paso, which
is in great danger.
Troops are concentrating on both sides
of the Rio Grandc. Maj. Delafeld ha;
gone to the Mexican frontier, by orders
from head quarters A collision may
possibly occur bctwcecn the Mexican
and American forces.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

Dun CoMMENcgMENr-A correspondent
of the New York Commercial Adccrti-
ser writes as follows of the exercises OF
the graduating class, at our late com
mencement;
The exercises of the graduating class
on Wednesday were marked by solidity
of thought, chasteness of diction, and a
manly, graceful elocution. have new
er heard performances of this kind char
acterized by more uniform excellence.
There was not particle of mere bonn
bast, nothing that could be called Soph-
omOrical, throughout.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

A "LlBERAL" PLATFORM Several
independent" citizens of Craftsbury re-
Gently assembled and adopted the follow
ing enlightened and expansive" plat
form:
Resolved, That our representative, il
elected, be instructed to give his vote
for the repeal of the Vermont liquor
law, and to abolish the Offices of State
and Town Superintcndents of Common
Schools.
THAT ",r" is we'll put in, and ex-
ceedingly felicitous.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

Essex CoUNTY.--The Wings of Els.
sex County have nominated the follow
ing ticket:
For Senator, William II. Hartshorn.
For Assistant Judges. Harvey G. Fry,
Miron s. Chandler. For Judge of Pro.
bate, Oramcl Crawford. For States
Attorney, Reuben G. Benton. For Sher-
if. Greenleaf Webb. For High Bailif,
Samuel Il. Donnett.
The ticket is a strong one, and bound
to be elected.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-A Fugi-
tive slave was arrested in Cincinnati,
on the 10th inst, as the property of
Henry Mills, ofKy. Much excitement
existed, and large mob of colored
people gathered in front of the Gait
House where the fugitive was held by
the Marshal. On the 10th the fugitive
was brought before Judge Mclean,
who, on the 18th, ordered the slave to
the custody of his master. He was
taken over the river the same after
noon. An excited crowd was present,
but no disturbance ensued.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

WIG "ExTRAvAGANcE" IN VERMONT.
An able correspondent of the Brattle-
boro Eagle goes into thorough and
conclusive showing on this miserable
humbug of our opponents and arrives at
the following sound and incontrovertible
conclusion
"IHere is no State IN tie Union qcliere
the expenses of lie State government
are so small, IN proportion to territory,
population, business aud pcalth, as IN
VERMONT.
Tho article itself we reserve until
another time.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

ORLEANS CouNTY.-A. j. Rowoll, ESD,
is the Democratic nominee for Senator
against w. NJ. Dickerman, Wing, in Or
leans county. Mr.. Rowell was lately a
Jealous Free Soiler, but now We under
stand, supports the Administration Of
Frank Pierce
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

Aug. 19.-The deaths for the last
"a hours were 1876, from the fever
ia.
Among the victims of the yellow
fever, in New Orleans are several Of
the Sisters of Charity who have devot.
ed themselves with untiring constancy
to the care of the sick, risking and Of.
ten meeting death iu their labors.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

had fled. They all belong to the higher
classes of society.
Severe sentences had been passed at
Venice on numerous persons found in
possession of arms.
DENMARK.-Thc cholera continues its
ravagcs at Copenhagen Total cases
4700-dcaths $500
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

ANOTHER LIouon SEIzURE.-,On tue
18th inst, Sheriff CuuRcH, on complaint,
seized barrel of new ram at the depot
in West Salisbury, marked s." No
claimant appearing, it has been ADVERT
scd by the officer as the law directs
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

Tomato IGs.--As the time for
preserving tomatoes is at hand, the
following receipt may be useful to
many Of our readers. 1t was received
by the Directors of the South Carroll
ma Institute from Mrs. johnson, to
whom a premium was awarded at the
last Fair for tomato fgs:-Take three
pounds Of tomatoes. They must be
first scalded to remove the skin, then
place in stone jar tomatoes and sugar
alternately, to extract the juice in
twenty-four hours boil them in their
own juice until the sugar penctrates
and they look clear, but not so much
as to mash them. Very little boiling
is necessary. Return them to the jar
to remain two days, when you must
pour off the syrup; boil it and throw
over them. Let them remain two days,
and then shake them from the syrup,
and dry on dishes, turning them every
Gay for a week Of good drying wealth
er in the sun. Should the weather
be damp after the boiling is finished
they can remain in the syrup until
good weather. When perfectly dry,
pack down in small wooden boxes
treating each layer to sifted loaf SUI
gar.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

SCATTERING ToTEs sometimes work a
good deal Of mischief Think we'll, be.
fore throwing away your vote. At ev-
cry election heretofore, greater or less
number of Wings have thus made their
franchise worthless privilege. 1t
should be exercised as a sacred duty,
and made to tell for valuable purpose.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

TIE AUGUST ExHBITIoN Of the Cham
plain Valley Horticultural Society will
take place at Clinton Hall, in Platts-
burgh, on the 25th instant. The rail
road and steamboat companies on both
sides of the Lake have, in the most lib
eral manner, agreed to give .tree tickets
to all persons attending the exhibition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

BENNINGTON CoUNTy.-The Benning-
nington Old Liners had a Convention at
Factory Point on the 10th inst, and
nominated a ticket of their own for coun-
ty officers. A good number was pres
ent.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

TIE Logon CASES AT EAST MIDDLE
BuRY.-Trials were again had in the two
liquor cases at East Middlebury, last
week. The jury in both cases was un
able to agree.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

The Nashville Banner, of the 18th,
publishes full returns from the fourth
Congressional district of Tennessee,
which re-elect Mr.. Crllom, Wing, by a
majority of thirty-two votes, aud not E.
l.. Gardenhire, Loco, as at first report
Cd. Bugg (Whig) is also elected over
IFS Democratic competitor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

Broke JAIL. - James Mckay, a
Scotchman,agcd about 25 years, indicted
for theft, made his escape from our Jail
on Saturday night last, Forty dollars
reward has been offered for his arrest.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-08-24

The Car of Russia 1--WE see it stately
has, through his private Secretary, or
dered eight blocks of Vermont marble,
weighing six tons each, They are de-
signed for the erection of monument
to Kiefheur, who is supposed to have
been the originator of movement for fir
ing Moscow on the advance of the
French army.