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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

ACCIDENT ON THE II. X. R.--As
the freight train of eighteen ears, and
one passenger car, was passing about
four miles north Of Cold Spring, on the
Hudson River Road, early Wednesday
morning, il came in contact with large
rock, three feet by two feet in size,
which had tumbled on the track. The
cow-catcher was smashed, and the en-
gine and several cars passed over
Three Of the ears-two of them carry.
ing sheep-were demolished by the col.
lision. The passengers and sheep e,-
capped uninjured. On examination, it
was ascertained that the Waterman bad
not been over the track since the ca.
press train had passed. Several other
large stones, loosened by the Spring
rains, impend threatening at this locality
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

WORTHLESS MArERIAIs.-The skin
used 10y the sold-beaters are produce,
from the ofial of animals. The hoof
of horses and cattle, and other horny
refuse, are employed in the productioa
of the prussiate OF potash--that bcau,i.
full yellow crystalised salt which is e1,
hibited in the shops ofsome of our chem.
ISIS. The WORKOUT saucepans and tin
ware of the kitchens, says an English
paper, when beyond the reach of the
tinker's art, are not utterly worthless
We sometimes meet carts loaded with
tin kettles and iron coa!-scuttles, travers.
ing our streets. These have not vet
completed their useful course. The less
corrodcd parts are cut into strips, punch.
ed with holes, and vanished with a
coarse black varnish, for the use of til.
trunk-maker, who protects the edge
and angles Of his boxes with them
The remainder are conveyed TO the
manufacturing chemist in the out-skrn
of the town, who employs them in con.
Junction with pyrolgneous acid in max.
ing black dye for the use of calico
printers.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

OIL.-The New London Adreytiser
gives statement Of the whaling vessels
expected TO arrive At that port during
the year, with the estimated quantity Of
oil and bone 10 each ship. These foot
ings arc--l3 vessels, with $40 bbls. of
sperm, 29,s00 bbls. Of whale oil, and
$4,000 lbs. of bone. Besides This.
there are 400 bbls. sperm, 10000 bbls.
whale, and $4,000 lbs. bone to be
shipped home from tho Sandwich III.
ands.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19


bsatsitr, % ~ tAlHosra Rsiaf.r<s; q
heligIoes Novel. BY Miss cAiaarne sul-
slAf. New lgk Dcpiu & Dayen.
pm, fuhhshcru.
This sosk - recommended By Rcys.
1sftneF Spring, ID. D.; The. T. bond.
d. d. S'ci'ias Murray. n. d. 1.-The celc-
efaiod -kT~Ab,- and number q oshcr
distinguished Daiass. The following ex-
tiHe, % frnm The London Syscia,srs
"beaino mus, rant A. the frs, q Ms.
siNcLAiss nscls. Il y written with
great carr. In scenes Of Description o.
en'esiou. - hss ,akrnA srrp forward, an!
crhithrd E spirIs stssh -. have NJ, re-
oesuizsa bs4s<s.-
f@ sale By SrsSesA pficc 50 ecsas.
Iss ithrsrsarfs Means os Asr -
Mes iwk Psbhsiiod By Alexander
Montgomery, II Slaaoo-st. fnce, Is
eerss No. - ~ PER snnumL
We have received ~ March 40. II
tfAss F.af,pisoSl, and hssc beon hoth pleased
sna odihod B, lie examination. Il y truly
~hsi 4 Pa'Psis 10 Be, Magazine IT mt
rhis NJ. eosss'fs 20 nrh rsgasisgs, and
spms 81 the scfy hoss sHiciss We haze cr-
~ Rad Pc sale By sr,ScrE.
CAA The Puhl.si.ess afssrd 10 send ~ de
tfs' AID seooad Huu.bers' eTIl
rs E-ss.ApAaA PaflSr ANNUAL. scho,l-
feiie~' sisr AZ rsoci,oa. but came to
lAir &c an tPPS q'iA,e notsce thn wocl.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

The latest adyices from Mexico state
that the people Of the capital were SO
sanguine Of the return and reelection
OF Santa Anna TO power that they had
already secured and furnished a house
for him. A Mexican revenue cutter
left Vera Cruz on the 2lst ult., with n
commissioner on board to invite the re-
turn Of the eNiled chief
i. ;. by an arrival at Mobile from
Vera Cruz, we learn that Santa Anna
arrived at the latter city on the LIST in
slant. lie was a passenger of the Eng
lish steamer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

NEW ADvERTIsERs.-H. l.. Spencer;
Mrs J. 5. keeler; David Kirkaldie Bron-
son, Knapp g. Co. James Adams F. Chat
fee Terry g. Spafford Racine, GAINESVILLE
g. Mississippi X. r Co. Geo. X. Camp
h"n' isaac Mathewson; Jason +. Walker.
Estates OIL J. l.. Weeks, Chloe Fri,bie
and WIN. Alyord.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
Doin;s Of IN, late r.r-

NrtRNtSNH crNlrl.
An additional AppmgI
appointed fer the rucui, t,as
salar, of sGOu0. liz ha, aN
ing expenses pail, in aliu.
salary.
SURVEY or riiI Cot,r
BESIDES the usual orpwpr
the following;
For continuing the sure,
northern and northwestern hike,
ing Lake Superior, fifty lhon,
lars: Pro-, id,el. that a sure.
much of The communication d..
Lake Huron aud the SAUL Sic.Y.
rs may bc necessary to asctiiaat
part thereof requires to be- dc,p.
shall be made without delay. aud ~
and estimates placed before Congr,,,
its next session.
For printing and distributing ds-
Of lake surveys, fifteen hundrtd dtt,
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Two new Foreign Missions ha,rl-
mndc. one To Peru, and another to ts
tral America, with their Secrclare.
Legation.
The Chinese Commissioncrship
been made full mission, with n S,gn
outfit and $4,000 salary.
a new Chargeship has been cles,
to Switzerland.
Ministers Resident, new offices, bar
been created for all the Charg,s pru
ded their salaries are not increased O.
this proviso will soon be taken oil, AZ
their pay will be raised,
The salary of the Commissioned
to the Sandwich Islands has been rtv
TO $4,000.
The Consul General at Alaxnnii
Egypt, has been given salary Of $500
The Clerk Of the Legation nj l.ondo
is hereafter to receive salary of $50
NEW TERRITORIES.
But one has been created, "Wa,l
ington," north of the Columbia Rive
in Oregon. Nebraska" and all ii
other Territorial projects, failed.
THE ARMY hill.
This bill provides for the remountir
of the four companies Of the Light A
tillery, that have been discontinued, NJ
appropriatcs $500 therefor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

New York, March l5.-On monday
next the weekly line of the L. s, Mail
steamship Co, will commence. On that
day the Illinois will take her departure,
and be followed by the Crescent City
on the 2Sth. The days Of the departure
will be on the 9th, 18th, goth and 25,h
Of each month.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

FATAL AcCDENI-We learn that
rs The freight train was passing over the
Boston railroad, near Chatham -Four
Corners, on Tuesday evening, it ran
over female, supposed 10 have been
walking on the track, literally cutting
her 10 pieces. She was 20 manglcd tina!
it would be impossible to identify her.
except by the clothing which she wore
Who she is, or where she came from
has not vet been asecriained.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
CnARLEsroN. March 1.

The hail storm in Columbus on Thurs
day last lasted but 10 minutes, but in
that time done immense damage. Al
most every house in the city was injured
The warehouses and dwelling houses
were blown down or unroofed aud al
most every chimney in the place de-
molished. Taylor & Cos. Gin Factory
was badly damaged. II is reported that
the bridge in Girard was blown down
and wagon aud horse and driver
were percipitcd into the river. No
lives lost. IL Is helieYel.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

A heart-rending casualty occurred in
this vicinity Wednesday. A penhe-.'"
teit the city Nth hts wiie and infant
child in sleigh, to 60 to his residence
a few miles out Of town In order to
shield the infant from the weather, il
was wrapped up very closely, and as it
remained quiet they supposed it wa.
asleep; but on arriving at the place Of
their destination, it was taken from It's
manifold wrappers. when the fearful fact
became that il had been smoih
cred to death. The infant was but four
or five weeks old. The anguish of tbs
parents can better be imagined than de-
scribcd.-- Portland Advertiser.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

New Bedford is tall place for the
woInen-folks. A young man there who
had backed out from promise of a
marriage, was prosecuted and impris-
oned by his intended.
The injured fair one paid his board
two weeks when he surrendered and
they were married.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
ONE HUNDRED Miles PER Horn

ONE HUNDRED Miles PER HouR.--
"A Maine Yankee" announces, through
the National lntelligencer, the inven.
ton of form of road and improved
locomotive, which he says, will safely
transport the mails and passengers at the
rate of one hundred miles per hour =
Inc wrIler iurrBer says he has been
made acquainted with the details Of
these improvements, (which are so
palaply correct in theory, and feasible
in practice, that every engineer and
railroad man will, on examination, at
once recognise and admit, as the des
deratum, even to the extent of safely
and speed above indicated" The neyt
Congress, it is said. is to be invited to
secure its adoption, and give to the
world the result of the first experiment
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

ca The earnings Of the Ogdensburg
Road for February are s2i,9l2 against
sl2,942 same same month last year
An appeal has been made 10 Boston
capitalists to extend the connections Of
this road up the Ottawa Valley, Cana
da West, by means Of the Prescott and
Bylown Road. A meeting on the sub
jeci was held at the Revere House last
week, at which Mayor Seaver presided
The amount reqired is about s7l5, 600
20 complete the work.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
a. Two female. rcsidinp al lhe cor

fS- Two females residing at the cor
ner Of Federal and seventh streets.
Philadelphia, were found on Friday
morning murdered. The cut Of knife
or some other sharp instrument were
found upon their bodies. The women
were sisters one Of them named Lynch
gave birth To twins few week. since.
The husband Of Mrs Lynch has been
arrested while another persons is also
suspected Of being connected with the
murder. The excitement in the neigh
bofhood is very great
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Mr. Cornelius Perry committed suicide
in Londonderry, on the morning of last
sabbath, by hanging. The deed was ac-
eomPlished at an early hour, and he Was
no, discovered ,ill hfe was extinct Mr.
Perry was little past the prime Of life, 10
comfortable peeuninry circumstances, and
no cause Is assignable for the inconside-
rate deed. He leh wife, and large
family Of sons and daughter.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

ANoruER.--At 4 "A, T.. NJ, on
Wednesday, the passenger train Of the
Hudson River Railroad ran over a man
near Coxsackie, killing him Instantly
and mutilaiing his body in horrible
manner. lie was wealthy farmer
named MILLER. Being deaf he did
not hear the signal, and when the en-
gineer found tina, he paid no attention
TO il, il was too late TO stop the train.
His remains were taken back by the
train 10 the first station.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Majority for Hodges

dothercfore DECLARE, and make this my
PRocLAMATIoN, that SiLAs w. HopGEs,
Esq, Of Clarendon, having the greatest
number Of votes, Is du.y elected County
Commissioner for the County of Rutland
for the year ensuing of which all persons
Will take due notice. Dated at Rutland,
this 18th day of March, A. ID. 1853.
+. w. HOPKINS, County Clerk.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

The -four mill Of Jacob Mccormick,
Of Ithaca, was destroyed by fire on
Monday morning; supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. Loss heavy.
Insurance $4,000.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

A nov Post Office has been established
at West Burke, and Silas Beckwith ap-
pointed Posinasier also, one at Willough-
by Lake, in Westmore, and II. II. Hal,
hp ointcd Postmaster.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

For the Herald.
The following table exhibits the number
of children between the ages of and II,
in the different School Districts in Rutland,
on the first day of January, 1913. 1850 and
1853, with the amount of public school,
money distributed in 1850 and 1853.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

II is quite probable that d. A. Slnally,
Esq- Of Burlington, will be appci,ncd to
the collectorship at that Port. The Barn
buyH1s fare slim IN the distribution of the
sroil="
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Thompson. Bank Note RrT,osr
chronicles the failure, Of the Eastern
Bank, Of West Killingly, Conn. ana
Of the Woodbury. Bank, Of Woodbury.
Conn. Their aggregate eifcn'alion p
MOI l.., than 500 600
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

fAt-sf ~f"t"tN ~ 49,
y d. ia. ...~sr,r. hy ,b,s Uyl.
. So. .sr..S Abn., C,aur4. Va. r-l,,,a Se
p ,,nr Is p.s.ss-r a 4. h.g c.ga.,,inv ~.
/. 900 !. rtls s.~ Tn, N.x Yo.t s.5,cs
! h.,s de ,,sf,er m h,FA tu, a. Va ,oslv,
IA III. r,.s1.~-, h.. h,eu attained
b Destroyed ~ erc IN NrS loft On Munday
ercnine.
T.o S~.y,,. h..,s. 49,, .,,,,,d o,
S,.,.. 49, - -. ~, -.
siderable par q the copieais was saved ,
total ls'ss.
a eo.o,,a -o,,.n named yb,,.s.b
Wfl-n ~. a,,,ig,.s an N.w y,.,l -,
TUESDAY 10, b,ms, ,,hb..,,. .ua a., ~.
'f,fi Attorney informed ths coar; ,hA, laI
Complaints ftr larceny were lodged sgsinsi
her sufficient 20 sentence her 10 the State
Pr-sn iaf nearly ors g.ousasa y,ars. should
she BE- convicted upon csch charge. She
HA"a R"'''l 10 ihfce gf~ha larceny IN
'"~ A"a W." o"i's'grs'a 10 me stale
'troh iof u'e torn {" - years. ~ me
'P'ahon % her sentence she ~iil be SIX
i"''' ON Il" oaheSday, ie-
mac nAh@'o Margaret Dofens was convict
." a''a 'enienoed 10 state Prison for two
years Tor roobing a brcome County farm
Anne.
A, y
,,, .1l..1 "" =" "es''} WI tiay-
A,,,.,,..., -. ~ =" ,,,e sum
i.s.,.1 - ~ ''P' W ''' "'ug-
me "o'orDof OF Massachusetis, with
me adFioc OF the Council, has appointed
thursday hPni 5th, ~ day Of fasting,
"ui"iisnoh and prayer.
The cabin Of the schooner Nancy Ann.
Of Georgetown, ID. C., living at New York.
was burgiariously entered on Monday NOR.
ming by some person or persops unl,ovn
Us" ''""'o ~ ursn Tor siJo, and the
''''''n "ouse passport
AT New York ON Tuesday ,no,,;,r ,
man named VIM. S,,,ddn,d x,as ,,s,.n,l,,
killed by being s,rpck n, IN. ho.I 10, ~,
crank IL the Catherine F.rrv s,c,,oor a.
Jis. The doc.ased was ennl,vcd ~ &c
man ON hoard the -lLy,, and 81, I..I;,.
at the slim h. w,s c,n,d iii, ~. La-s
crushed in a shocL,,o ,,.nn,, m. A.
ceased was native Of Massachusetts, aged
- ycars.
4, ~ VI n,
,.a1 -, -" as' "cf'''ah
was ehoked TO death while swallowing
piece OF raw beef.
There wns, sl, oc anon, :, n.,c.
on Friday nigb, of la, Vol ah;ah 80, -
"a the gro,nJ 10 ,ho J,,,,,, - IL e.,
inches They have ne, L.l al
snow at Soynnn.b his so.son
IN SUNNY afternoon last colored
',ni III ii'cks 81. brooklyn, Tor some slight
IL, with , ,;,chs,,t H. 49, al w..
was pursucd and arrested '
~,
death Of Edw. Howell Jr., at Bath. He
was Secretary Of the Buffalo, Corning g.
n. T. Railroad Co.
A store in State St. Albany owned
by the Misses Lewis. and occup;ed nv Ia
seph Davis g. Son, las a pain, s,orei and
others. was DESTROYED nv fire las, Nooa,u
aigh,. Fully insured.
dressed a Lotto, - pasa,J., -, ""I , Iu
Nelson ,n5 o,hn. 49,. "a $500.
,nou,r,ro thai, on;n;on .s o. H. 49,. 80
the s,,,to If Tho wo,lnon .nd ,ha 80
lion they arc or,,,.J o. So ,ha e.
Thov ,iyo ,,,o "n;,;a
mise pr,cc, .re illoy,, and ;nd;n,ahIo "
er,mc. and IN, ,he Go : hanaI , - "
toe, the workmco who 20 10 wa,L =, ,to
old prices and that the c operation is also
responsible for all damages done by those
who oppose the workmen. This opinion
~" '''"i :" 'hO ii'"hci'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
v,LEn.s uvTrEn wonx,Ne cuuRx.

s'~s~ ~ ~ W
This article Is recommended To pc .upe-
nor to all others Coz ehurning the butter,
bringing Il IN from three To SIX minutes
from new inlich cows cream, and producing
fruan FIVE to twenty per cent. more butter
than Is obtsined by mes, kinds Of ehurns.
A. buiferteoraing r.oehin,. il is insalra-
bic in the Dairy, A. II works over the hut
tel IN very short time works in the salt
and completes il for packing OF for market,
without, touching the butter with the hand,
leaving !, decidedly nSsv valuable than IL
worked IN the old way with the hands
There are Eve siEes 81 this chnrn, ranging
IN oaraehy ftun three TO sixteen gallons -
We have one on exhibition at tins Office,
which any one can call and examine at hia
leisiFr. They arc also on sale a, the freight
DePa IN this village.
hrssr iloIars, the general ,gcm for
the State Is prepared TO supply orders in
ANY quantity, 90 sliort notice.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Nj Waller, TIA Arehaec,, has been
auihoissod q, Tia Pros.dshg 10 repair.
eunseii.sh, and psooufe furniture ior the
Nkas iiouss, a''Asr The late aPFsopria.
300.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

FROM HAyASA.-The steamer Ores.
cent City. from Havana, arrived to day
A passenger who left Maianlas CD
the iii says that Mr. King Mas 'ey
low--getiing worse---and in all proba'
bility never will ieaye Mafanzss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF NrnnoFTs, d r,rr M a.
County Clerks Office,
Rutland, 18th March, 1853.
], Frederic w. Hopkins, Clerk of the
County Of Rutland, do certify that have
this day canvassed the vote of the freemen
of said county, cast on the second Tuesday
OF March instant, for County Commissioner,
IN pursuance of law of this State, approx
ed 2}d November, 1852, entitled san Act
to prevent traffic in intoxicating liquors for
the purpose of drinking" and that the re-
suit is as follows:
Whole No. of votes is 1906
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

ef- Ter ehs.as 'ssdiss So, s-, p,s,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28

SENATOR SrocKToN.-The Trenton, IN. J. y State
Gazette says there is reason to believe the state
ment correct that Commodore Stockton Intends m
resign his seat in the United States Senate. If he
can secure the appointment of his brother.in law.
John r. Thompson. ~ 40 !"
=, zen flerce according 70 statement in some of
Tue papers. mas written cordial letter to Mr.. Bueb
ahan' soilclting his nomination of member of the
cabinet from Pennsylvania, and STATING Tho, NJ
marcy would De his preference for the Sau VT
representative 10 the cabinet Az
HE CAPITOL ExTENsIoN.-Tbe s,s,s,,a,. a. :.
s an the loTenen employed upon tie wolk of the
CaplteI extension testified before the Honsa - -
mit'ee' is denied by two OF the foremen o''A'
Col. Heoert the new Governor of Ioris;,.
oeing unable, In Consequence Of illness 10 40 ;,
.he S!ate capitol to be iGaugurated was swor1 in.
W ounce Al MS residence on the 30th inst nv CHE
Justice Eusts, in the presence of con,ni,y Cniel
esch branch OF the Legislature. ~ JAZZ
An army Court Martial for the trial of co, Gle.
Porter, adjourned from about two ,n,,h. NC
met on tuesday in Washington; Gen ChurchiIi
president, and q full court are nrese,, Tha
ca Ifges are based on circumstances tnst occrrrai
at Fort Brown, in Texas ''
Dsuiei Fotts, OF Lancaster county, Pa last " seq
soia nog weighing 400 POUNDS, il is stated for
oo MT !oon Taylor, of Brunswick county. Va. AGED
sor years was married lately to Miss Nancy Chris
;. napoleon III has Issued regulation forbiddine
sne growth CT imperiais; be has grown his own and
wants no rivalry,
nov. Walker, of Louisiana, has vetoed the regis
lature - VIC ias' 'esis
Zen men charged with being counterfaiters have
been arrested in Harrison county XIV and "a "a
Ia counterfeit bills recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, Jan. q +.
Hausa nf nelegatee.

This was business day in the House. A
large number. cf petitions and resolutions Of
inquiry were presented, and other preiimlna-
nv business transacted.
There were only two bills passed In the
House to-day, as follows
A Senate bill to incorporate the Spottsy Iva
mia Mining and Manufacturing Company-and
A bill making further appropriation for
continuing and completing the Beverly and
Fairmont road.
The bill providing for the completion of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad, and for q
loan of money to said Company, by the State,
was taken up and read third time. The
question recurring on its passage, the previ.
Gus question was demanded and seconded.
On the question, "Shall the main question
be nova put 7" the vote was-ayes A, noes So
So the House refused to put the bill OF its
passage to-day. And then the House at three
o'clock, adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28

The chair of Medical Jurisprudence in the New
York Medical College has been accepted by the
bon Joel Parker, OF Massachusetts.
During the week ending the 18th inst, there were
$50 deaths In New Orleans -l2 of cholera and IL
of consumption.
The telegraph between Pue5la and Ferote. and
between Perote and Jalapa, Mexico, is completed
Mr.. Samuel Drury, of Torpedo memory" re.
Gently sold his farm at Astoria, N. Y for $50 0O0
The ground Is to be laid off into building lots
An old man named Hartman was frozen TO death
on the night OF the 10th Inst, near Republic, Va
John Anderson, a colored man. has been convic
ted at Lancaster, Pa, of kidnapping John McKin.
ney, also colored.
Judge Caleb Cushing is said to be quite i'll. OF
scarlet fever, at his residence in Newburyport Mass
At Louisville, KY. hay is very scarce and selling
at SIT per ton.
The city debt of WILMINGTON, Del, amounts to
e23l ,95l.
An asylum for friendless boys is in successful
operation in New York.
The number of Indians in California ia estimated
at about 90, 600.
Gov. Marcy and Com. Conner were at st. Angus
tine, Fla, on the 9Th inst
The Scotch giant died in Paris ON the 5sh ips..
On the 25.h ult, the yellow fever was still raging
among the shipping at Port au Prince
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28

POSE OFFICE OPERATIoNs.-Within the
past week, the Postmaster General has estab.
lished the following new post Offices in virgi
mia: Ronsy's Point, Ohio county; Stony Creek
Warehouse, Sussex county; South Landing,
Cabell county; Spanish Oaks, Appomattox
county, and discontinued the following: Sc
we'll Mountain. Fayeue county. and Lang
torne's Tavern, Cumberland county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-28

LOUIS NAPoLEoNs SwEErHEART.-The Paris
correspondent Of the New York Albion give an &C.
count OF tiiltation going on between very beau
tiful and wealthy Spanish girl and the French En-
peror. He frat saw her at the theatre. aud becom-
ing enamored with her, invited her and her mother
to the palace the next day, where they have been
ever since. The correspondent adds
Inc best horses in his stables are placed at her
disposal TO join the hunting parties; she is invited
wherever the Emperor goes; she gives a list of
such ladies to be asked to the reunions at ST.
Cloud; and is, in short, in all such matters the
sovereign for the time being. 1t is, however, but
justice to add, that notwithstanding the perilous
game she is playing not the slightest suspicion of
what, In such cases, is commonly called dishonor,
attaches to II; her ambition and not her heart be.
Ing aim ost undisguisedy the motive in the whole
affair; and she even takes the insoent pleasure in
displaying the chains OF her captive, and her free
dom from any such letters.