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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Ma Northern and wcsrcFn
pcmccuiie journals have made Mr.. FILl'
1ons's fuai sssssagc the OCCASION Of com
aimcuas to III ,pl'ii which be has arrlsy-
ed throughout ~ administration. especial
" in the oonddtvof its Scrcirn relations
Similar Acknowledgements appear in no,
few Of the Southern journals which have
acted with the Democratic party. The fol-
lowing, from the Athens Gal Herald,
tsou,hern Rights, merits quotation as a
specimen OF the disposition thus manifested
TO do Justice To the retiring Presidents
.,yhs,evcr party malice, disappointed
ambition, and personal hatred may pro'np,
men 10 say Of Milhard Fillmore, posterity
will award to him the credi, Of disintercst-
cd patriotism, sterling honesty OF purpose,
and constant cifor, 10 administer the Go
yernsnen, according TO the Constitution
Called prov,den,ially to the helm OF Affairs
In the mids, Of one Of the hcrces' and Wild
est poiitical tcmpcs,s that ever visited our
shores, he comported himself iike q man--
exercising the high powers with which he
was invested, not for the benefit 81 sec
ton. hut for the good OF the whole coun-
.ry-with intrepidiiy stcmming the tide OF
Northern fenaticlsm, and Overlapping the
preiudices of carly education. We must
confess that although We cannot fully up.
prove Of all his acis---and we have never
so far pinned our faith to any man MS TO be-
lieve all he did was right--yet the stralght-
forward, consistent, patriotic course of the
Chief Magistrate in the trying scenes thro
which he was called 10 pass, has won oul
most unqualified admiration. Although the
eyes Of the people will shortly be turned
to the rising orb, they will cast many Z
slong, lingering look behind on the glo
mes Of the setting luminary, which, like
the glorious orb Of day, will leave brigh
halo to mark its exit long after it has SUM
beneath the horizon---and which, we trust
will rise again, to run with renewed ener
gy and with increasing eiiulgence tn
course which, Notwithstanding the lowerin,
clouds and threatening storm that obscure,
its rays, called forth the admiration of th
American people. They ,ciH yet do j,isti'
10 Mr. FyiImore--brawling dcmagogues, pc
, litical mountebanks, party jugglers, an
senseless fanatics TO the contrary notwitl
standing. ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08
Arrival OF the Pacific.

The steamer Pacific, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th, arrived in New York
on the ID inst. The news is not important.
Cotton was a shade lower. Breadstuiis
firm. Trade a, Manchester dull.
The debate on the Budget continued TO
excite considerable attention.
The English papers were commenting
rather severely on the Cuban corespon-
dence sent to the House of Representatives
by President Fillmore.
The Times pays high compliment To
Capt. Nye of the Pacific, for his gallant
conduct in rcscuing from the sinking wreck
of the ship James Stevens, bound from Que.
bee to Glasgow, all of her crew and passen.
gers.
1t is stated that n commercial treaty be.
tween France and England has been dcci
ded upon, and only awaits certain modifica
tons prior to being publicly announced.
Tho propeller Andes had put back t.
Liverpool for repairs. She was announced
to sail on the 2sth.
A great food had occurred in the Tyne
on the 18th ult, doing considerable damage
to the shipping and causing the loss of ,
great many lives.
Dates from the Cape Of Good Hope, t,
the 9th Of Nov, had been received in Lon
don. The Cafire Chiefs had declined III,
proposition Of unconditional surrender
They had been dispersed, but not subducd
France continues quiet. The Empir
and Emperor had been very generally re
cognized by foreign courts.
| Business was very active.
The Pope, it is said, will go to Paris t
crown Napoleon iii.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

TmAL Tar OF rur EhicssoS.-The
Ericsson lei, her dock at Williamsburg
yesterday morning at ahou, half past nine
O'Clock and after proceeding up the North
River at short distance, took her course
down the Bay. We are informed that she
made between tenand twelve miles the 6rS,
hour. Thus vessel Of large dimensions
has been propelled at a very fair rate d
speed, by motive power hitherto unknown
Should this new method of propnlsion prove
available in practice, 1t will supplant, to
some extent, the use Of stoam,thc great econ.
omy of fuel not only essentially diminishing
the expense, but, for the same reason, yes
sells are qualified for the performance Of
greatly heightened voyages. Fuel enough
may be taken by a single vessel, IL Is est
mated, for a voyage of 5000 mica. Yes
tcrday's experiment with the Ericsson, wal
certainly very interesting ONE Jour
Com.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

o. Our good-looking brother editor.
Major Eastman, of the Patriot, is calling
loudly upon the democracy to come to his
aid and help him out from under The Coali.
ton Ponoy, which seems 10 have thrown its
rider. This driving tandem, and riding
double, perilous business for editors. Be.
sides, isn't il little ungrateful in the Ma.
jor to turn his back upon those Of the Free.
soil party who bowed their necks TO boost
him into office Mr. Barber, Of the Brandon
Post, on seeing the Majors cry for help,
says, at is appointed unto man once to die
and affair that the Judgment, and qfter that
cite redemption Of Vermont by the Vernon,
Patriot. Waterman.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08


Jacob l.. Mitchell, Of this town, killed,
on Friday last, pig sren months and f,cen-
~ days old, weighing BAG lbs. Who cun
beat this p Potsdnm Cour. and Jour.
To which the Watertown IN. r.. Re.
former responds as follows:
"a Great Hog"
There was To be seen at the Railroad
depot, on Saturday last, porkcr that weigh
ed 6S7 lbs. He was raised and fattencd
by Mr. James Woolworth, of Pinckney, thur
ruh for Pinckney J and was year and 7
months old, and brought his owner, st "a 50
per hundred, S5l.25. This we think rath-
er more than match for the "pig,r and
beats MrTEsNEr's (of Rutlnnd) great hog,
by being one month younger and % pounds
heavier. We question whether this is not
the first hog ever sold in jefferson county
that brought its owner the snug sum Of
$3.50. Just think Of it--a hog worth
fihy-one dollnrs and half! What would
farmers do with their corn IL II was not
made into whiskey?
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

ALHASr SrArr RESIsrIh.--SAsurL
II. HansosD, Esq- has become editor Of
this able and Influential journal. Mr. Ham
Sosp n ready and forciblc writer, is IA
miliar with the political history Of the
country, md is eminen,ly suited TO the sp,
discharge Of the difficult and lsborious do
ties upon which he has entered. The Reg.
ls'er, under his management, csnno, fail
10 preserve ~ rank among the fin, journal
in the country. We are glad 10 be able
20 state that thu Regirer enjoys large
iH-f"s.,ns. md r-nmnrrs'ing patrons
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

GIVE would advise a certain Assistant
Editor, not thousand miles from Rutland,
to attend to his own affairs, and stop writ
ing to one Of our boys, in order to eniicc
hun from our Office Bennington Banner
Don't be scayt, friend Cook, be We b. G.
orJ. ]. c. It's not the ouid b'hoy we were
'cnticing."' Did Mt we know, long ago
that you could MT get along without him
quite as web as he knows that he could dc
nothing without you 7-s-s-s-ay,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

RIcn.-The Cayugn Chief, one Of the
spiciest papers in New York State, is some
times disposed TO be witty at the expense
of others; then look out for fun. We clip
the following from the Chief of a late date.
The first paragraph is from the Spiritual
Hartangr, 'Knochester Bookings paper,
whose gibberish is about as ridiculous as
the doctrine it promulgates. The last par
agraph is from the Chief:
"In the twelfth hour the glory of God
the life in GOD the Lord in God the Holy
Procedure shall crown the Tribune Creator
with the perfect disclosve illumination
Then shall the Creation, in effulgence a.
bove the divine seraphimal, arise into the
dome Of the disclosure in one comprehen-
sive revolving galaxy of supreme created
Beatitudes."
"Then shall blockheads, in the Jackass-
| ical dome Of disclosive Procedure, above
the ALFRED great leatherfungus Of Peter
Nip ninny go, the Gooseberry Grinder, rise
into the dome disclosive until co-equal and
co-extensive and conglomerated lumuxe,
In one comprehensive mux shall assimilatf
into nothing and revolve like bob-tailed
pussy-cat after the space where the tai
was! Can the Harbinger understand ou
spiritual manifestations ?"
There IS certainly smack of blasphe
my in the first Of the above paragraphs
Whether Il is treated as il should be, i
: perhaps a matter Of question.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

o. The thousand accidents which have
occurred from the use Of Burning Fluid,
have prevented the general use Of the arti.
Gle for lighting; and some means Of pre-
venting explosions in its use have been
anxiously sought after. The great beside
rstum rs at last discovered in BrLL's Patent
lamp and Feeder, which, by very beauti-
iol and simple arrangement, not only pre-
vents all accidents, but renders the use Of
this elegan, article Of high, matter Of con
venience and economy. Messrs Pond aud
Morse have the articles for sale.-Read
their advertisement in another column.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

SurcIDr.-Mr Assos yosEs, young
man about Z3 years old, and nephew Of
Judge Jones, Of Richmond, committed sui
eide IN that town on Wednesday Of last
week, by hanging himself lie killed him
self with due delibention, and note was
found in his pocket assigning peeunia,y
troubles as the cause, though they are no,
looked upon as suficien, TO account reason
ably for the rash act. The Jury Of Inquest
summoned by Jos. A. HALL, Esd, render.
ed verdict ia accordance with these facts.
II Bur. Free Press.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Asia.

NEW YORx, Jan. ). II
The Asia reached her wharf about 10
o'clock this morning, with three days later
news, having left Liverpool on the 18th
Dec.
Cotton shows no change. Sales of the
week, 10000 bales.
Corn sells freely at full prices.
At Mancherter, trade was more active.
American Stocks firm.
EsaLAsD.-The Ministry were defeated
at o'clock on the morning Of the 18th,
upon the first resolution Of the Budget, by
a majority Of 10 in the house of SOC men,
bers.
A later dispatch announces that the Cab
met had sent their designations, causing
great excitement.
The resolution upon which the defeat
was sustained, was on the question of The
House Tax.
The Standard says, &c Irish member
voted 30 for the Ministry and SO agains
them. A coalition cabinet is now Spoken
of consisting of Wing Peelitcs, Moderatel
and Radicals, though in what proportion
cannot be defined.
Trouble is threatened with Austria, il
} consequence Of an outrage upon an Englisl
gentleman by the Police Of Vienna.
: FRaScr.--The financial defci, for tn,
year will not exceed forty millions o
francs.
The Ambassadors of Austria, Russi
and Prussia had presented their credential
10 the Emperor
SrArs.--Afiairs at Madrid are in an on
settled state.
The report Of Gen. Navaez being OF
,, dered 10 quit Spain is confirmed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08
WAsuNOror. inn. a

WILMINGTON, Jan. 4.
The Steamer Fulton has arrived in this
city. Mr. King is worse, and his friends
now advise against his going TO Havana,
especially on account Of the small pox there
raging. Mr. King has not, however, ye,
determined 70 forego his intention of en-.
barking for that port.
Mr. Buchanan is here ON visit to Mr.
King. r
The Illinois Legislature, now in session.
is expected to re-elect Senator Douglas this
week.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Tsfsrvss 10 NJ Nsssrrs.- A ffi-nd
n ssrs sss eesl~caSd oae ksllnsa az
s.ffay-ssse srf sssas that hate been pfrsch-
% ss2 Psibllss.-A en- the death of Da6asl
Wessasf We iscssina< tia, ,i,s death II
NJ rasn l. shas ~asry sisee that a seorge
Nsssssgsoa hsz stirred 81 Aesply thu sen.
stsa.atrs a The sssi ss,saAl h~srt Wuh snly
a<re esd tAs<s As~os',si.ai ssse, lst~ thai
% fsaAss. u bsa.ah. al. Ma, - syfarss.,
p-s $50, ks Sssas haas y ihe r~,r.ss
~ sIs-.s. NJ va fe.,-v.-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

u We are panied To learn that the
venerableeSGoyernor Hubbard, of Charles
town, n. H., had his lett arm broken near
The shoulder, by falling upon the Ice, near
the State House in Concord, on Monday
last,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

A boy was detected in the act Of steal
ing something from a lady's pocket on the
corner Of Bowery and Grand streets, New
York, on Thursday, and upon his being
hauled up, and searched, instead of a pool
ei-book the stolen article turned out 10 be
half pound Of rank, Dutch cheese, rolled
up In a paper
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

james Clough, convicted of the murder
Of G. i. Manchester, police officer at fall
River in July last, was sentenced in Bos-
ton on Thursday last by Chief Justice Shaw,
to be executed at the expiration Of one years
imprisonment.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

o. In the list Of Patents issued from
the Patent Office for the week ending Dec.
9Th, We notice one To ERASMUS A. PoNp,
of Rutland, for an improvement in Pill
Making Machines.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

We see II stated ;hs, the soiicn agains,
ule captsin Of the Inflated steamboat Heary
Nlsy, Tor compensation for luggage dos.
uOyed' which has been pending ~ como
time, has been settled. vs. the cspspin pay.
ing - cisinls m f,ll.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

% A bill has passed the Senate ofFIor.
ida, by IL yeas to 2 nays, prohibiting the
retailing q intoxicating drink in any dis.
tr'ei where a majority Of the voters arc Oh.
posed thereto.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

Tn Hos JoHs DAyis,the veteran Mass
aehu 'eti. senator, declines a rejection, and
tvows his purpose Of retiring from public
life. lin copre has been ona 81 uniform
heejiy and integrity, honorable % hnnee,i
End usefr' 20 III. co'ln'rv
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

II the course Of two OF three weeks
perhaps a month--we shall enlarge the
Herald to nearly twice ix prssen, dirnen'
sions, with new type, head, &c. &c, eon-
plcie. Particular hereafter.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08
lIes. ZtSn hewt,
CHrsr,n SrrSera, Es.
Prsf T. \. IaNn,
Rrv. Alnsct wsrus-
Dr. ". O. H,airr,
Laws nsanrrr, Eeq.


The report was accepted. and the OH
GERS wore elected accordingly.
EvrMSs SrsgoS.
Aasr prayer BY Rev. Dr. wAisrn, The
Conversion was addressed w Hon. Tncs.
As y. Powrns, Who, in a very clear and
forciblc style, satisfactorily replied to the
objections made 10 the law now before the
people Of Vermont.
TnuRspsr MosSISe SrssioS-.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. COPELAND, Of Waits
Geld.
The COMMITTEE on Overtures reported in
favor Of Publishing 10000 copies Of the re-
Dor, of the Central Committee. Referred
10 the Committee on Tracts.
DR. MrHRiLL, from the Committee on
Tracts, reported the following;
Resoirsd, Thu, there be published, on a
sheet. 5000 copies Ct the report Of The
| Central Committee: also the substance OF
the dee,s,ons of the Supreme Court, show.
| ing the night of search and the right 10 pro.
hibii the sale of intoxicating drinks, and
10 coDhscaie and destroy the same in Ger
tain cases together with brief synopsis
Of the Vermont Law, aud reply to the
principal objections raised agains, If.
After few remarks ii was laid on the
table.
The Committee on Overtures reported
the following:
Resolved, That, as in most conflicts the
f's"ds are deemed the sinews, the several
counties be now called upon for pledges.
| Which was adopted, and pledges given
I AZ G,llnws yiz.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

0we perceive tina, tho project Of
railroad On the west side VI the Hadson,
To compete with the Hudson River Rosd,
rs receiving considerable attention in Al
bany.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

u In Now Orleans, Intelligenccr pub
fishes circular signed by large number
OF Congress, recommending an organization
in the States and Territories for the purpose
Of raising funds to build a monument To
Henry Clay, al Ashland.
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Non.in,eryeu,ion' The Herald, In our
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

The first No. Of tn, Tsaehe's roie'.
and Fremont Monthly Magazine, Is rseei'.
ed, snd Will b. appropriately np';esd In oaI
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

The North American Stone Dressing
Company Of New Haven have declared
dividend Of eigh, dollars per share, equal TO
thirty per cent.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

GF In New Orleans, on Monday, oflast
week, the theruaofnetcr stood at 10 degrees
Pretty hot for tins time ofycar.
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Wa would say u our friend In Shrows-
bury, AZ well as To ali others interested,
uiai our paper will be mailed hsreaflu in
season 70 reach even town In the oouny
ON Saturday, and Il subscriber. do no, &c,
them on that day. the faul, vail be eharga-
bic 10 the Post oaiee arrangements, and
not 10 us. We have received numerous
complaints from nearly every town in the
county respecting The iregulAniy of the
Hsraid. fos the pas SIX OF eight weeks,
with oEe exception IL has been earned To
tho Pos ofiiee an season ior MopAsy's mails,
and sssoa.a have been received accordingly
Il sppesrs, however. that there n a powci
-o'sse~ l'.rs tss, ian3ers IL FREE passage u
the Peoisv dc-sisatisa AND eli those con
ocrnea may res, assured that the v hole mai
'cf ~ili rsc.ive an immediate ssa thorough
Inyestiszii0H and subscribers wiIi e.ii,e
receive 'htif p@PeF, When due os too~ III,
reason
I sAoald therc b. az, c,nis.ionr ct deiin
qseneI~s beFesfrr. ~c shall be thankful 70
information there's. --ss we are determine,
70 solio~ he H.ai,er to the i.si ertrc,ai,,
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rArAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
x.xscv g.esps OF 0en. Pierce

Ia Narrow Escape OF oeH. Pssrcsi
lA Ncv-ycrk, Jan Il
Tlrre was I'D accident on the Boston
ana Maine Railred to-day.
Gen. Pierce, his wife and son were among
the passengers on the train
His son was killed--his wife severely in
mrcd. The General himself escaped with
on, injury.
FURTHER PARTICULARS
BosroS, Jan. @.
The half.pas, ~ train over the Boston
and Maine Railroad, was thrown off the
track to-day near Andovcr, owing TO The
breaking Of the axlc-trec Of one OF the cars
The train was going pretty rapidly at the
time, and one or two OF the cars winch wore
hlled with passcngere were thrown down
an cmhankmeni.
Gen. Pierce, his wife and son, were pas
sengcrs on the train, on their way TO Con
cord.
The son. bright lad of some ten years
was instantly killed. The cars was badly
smashed, and several passengers severely
bruised--in all ten OF twelve persons NOR,
or less injured.
The down train has just conc in with sia
or eight of the injured persons on board.
Mrs Pierce is supposed to be very scri
ously injured. She was compelled to pc
hold her son crushed before her eyes. He
agomes were of the most frnntic nature.
She attempted to seize the body, and ha'
she not been restrained by passenger, sh'
would have shared the fate of her son.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

o. Our readers in Chester will be hap
py to learn that Messrs. HuTcHINsoN and
HEArn will sing in that place on Monday
evening next. They have given two Con-
ccrts in Rutland, during the past week,
which, although not as well attended as
their merits seemed to demand, drew very
respectable and exclusively select audien-
ces. As they are to sing in many of the
neighboring towns in the course of this
week and next, we would say TO the lovers
CT good music that they will miss rich
treat in neglecting to hear them. Get your
quarters ready, and prepare to pucker.'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-08

The last of the American clans against
Portugal lin amount $780, 00) left 10 Louis
Napoleon Us arbitrator has been decided by
him IN favor Of Portugal.