Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-02-17

GEN. PiERcE's INAUGURATION SUrr.-The
Concord IN. IL. correspondent of the New York
Herald gives tha following description of Gen.
Plerce's Inauguration outfit, now beng made up
in BostoH:-
Some of Gen Plerce's liberal personal friends
in New Enslan seem Determined that he shall
go to the White House handsomely equipped
albeit he is as modest and unpretendlng IN his
habits of living as the average of "mankInd III
general" The Bostonlaus appear to be vlelng
with each other in This matter. The newspapers
have airefdy announced that some friends IN
that city. will present him with an elegant coach
and span OF horses on The Dist Inst | ieafn
That others are now preparing to donate m ele-
giant SUIT OF cloths. to be co npleed on Thurs
day of the present week. A friend who obtained
"A peep at the programme DIES in!egumens has
furnished me with description, which shalt
transcribe for the Herald an the edlfcaton OF
the ton" in New York and Paris. The suit
consists of six garments as lollews:-
l. A fine black dress coat, made from the
same cloth which took the premumat the last
Worlds Fair in London Coat superby lined
with satin dechene sleeve linlngs also ot SATIN
Style about medium between the gravity OF
age and the fnppery OF upper tendoIn.'
2. Undress wascoat of plain black silk back
OF satin dachene, and lined throughout with
white satin.
g. FuII-dress vest of plain white silk back
and inings of white SATIN Ga The SATIN hnng
Of tue right side are thrty-one stars, represent
lng the States of the Unlon, forming a circle,
wrought in silver. Within this circle of stars
is the Anchor of Hope worked in gold. Out
side of all is an endless circle. at the top OF
which Is the All-Seeing Eye, wrought and ra
dated with gold. Translation Of these emblems
an the Unionxk the States' is our only Aaisn
God watches ayl1f the repubhc--e!ernal be ns
durauon'' On the opposite white satin lining
is wrought chapet of bay leaves. tied at the
bottom with golden knot, outside of which Is
another circle Of gold Within the chapl"r
'anciIulIy wrought IN gold, are the words God
and Liberty
4. PMS eff plain black doeskin, of the finest
n'atrral that can be procured.
5 Undress pants of plainb lace, very fine
ST and wool mixture.
6. Overcoat OF plain black, superbly lined,
and made in the form Of a eoutou'.
This suit is beng manufactured by II. l.,
AKMlNGroN, Washington Street, Boston, a
gentleman who is to the tailoring art what Green
on9h was among scul ptors. 1t is intended that
the suit shall be the finest specimens ever mar
utacnured in America.
Mir. Arlington is one of the very best tallors
In the country.
Twenty eight thousand New York women
have petltoned the Assembly of that State, for
a law sufficiently severe to destroy the liquor
traffic.
The necessity of appearing at the French
court in small clothes, has not only produced the
greatest cons' ernallon in Paris 'mong the seder-
legged, but has demonstrated that there has
been. for the last generation or Two, falling of
IN the physique of the Parisans. and growing
tendency to spmdlelsm in their shanks.
A LARGE BIRD.-Mr. Samuel Blood. of Ok
ford. N H.. a few days since caught grey
eagle IN trap, which measured eight feet across
the wings, and weighed fourteen pounds.
Jesse Hutchinson has gone into the Graham
| -four business at San Francisco.
The Office Of eXeeu,oner for the 81 free city
of liumbnrg, having become vacant on the Is
of November, the senate advertised for a sue
cessor. The number Of applicants was saz hun
dred ana four