The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
miscellaneous lirns.

nearly une hour heiprr b. could b. legally
Z cot down, A. thr sreyiiiors supposed -
Th-fc arr ~ lev suicides in Vermont. that
oar people dc ba' knoa bow to behave on
such occasions and they have entirely
fofgoiirn how 30 commit, a murl-t
Rry sBooh W. Cooper, Methodist
+ Ciaryman OF South Gro,ion. Mass. was
arrested at Lowell on Saturday evening.
fora breach II promise. and wss carried
bscA o. Guton iu the eus.oly Of The slcr-
w. lie Is accused " having promised 20
marry Two lsdics ~ nj congregation.
-Apur 40 Com Tho total amount
II California gold deposited 10 The rhi.a.
delpha Mint from the drst discovery up 10
Nov. J., Is stated TO be sOiOo0.OoOo.
-THr MtEntR ~ BsisnroN. uo-
man named Norton was found murdered ~
cold blood, at her hous- IN y irht,u. near
the city, on Saturday night. Her body was
horribly mruia;od. ana lay upon The door.
a fnghtlul sight 10 behold From tho cir.
cumsiancc tina, her husband has many
times threatened 10 take her life, coupled
with the fact that he has hed. there can be-
no doubt but that h. Is the murderer
The annual income of the Roman
States As nearly eleven million Of dollars.
We do not know at what rate it is divided.
A dashiug and fashionable widow
threatens TO sue some gentlemen for
breach of promise, merely to let the "fcl-
lars know she Is in the market.
C. Z. X. James has new novel nm
nounced in London as his first American
work Of fiction. 1t is named Ticonderoga.
or the Black Eagle.
- It Is openly asserted that Presidcn,
Pierce goes TO meeting.
An INTENSE NATIVE AnrRrcAN.-
The most decided case Of naiiyism we have
recently known, is that Of person in this
! city, who was asked TO attend 'hn Pilgrim
| Ball at Plymouth, on the 2ld inst. He re-
/ piled that " he was not going forty miles
/ to attend celebration in honor of the arr-
val Of party of foreigners Boston
! Transcript.
$780, SrEITuALisM. -- The Cincinnati |
Commercial says the believers in the possi. |
bllity Of spiritual inte- recourse with the souls
of the departed, are still numerically in !
creasing in that city. More than twenty |
'circles" are held regularly each week. |
while on Sunday a Congress" of all the |
principal adhercnts has, for more than two .
years, been held at tia residence of veal |
thy citizen. The Buifaly Courier saws
there has been since the first visit of the
Misses Fox, gradual increase, among the
most respectable and intelligent citizens,
of believers in spiritual manifestations"
Meetings OF" circles" are held weekly.
- Ex-colector Bronson is at Washing
ton, receiving marked attention.
49, An unciyil jest is like an overchargcd
gun, which rccols on the cannoncer.
The Albany Journal says -
The Union has learned something from
the lesson, however. Before the vote il
dlctatorally informed the Senate, that ey-
cry Senator who thwartcd the views of the
administration, would have cause for per
sonal and political regret, ever afler."-
Since its defeat IT ''tneely comedies TO ev-
cry Senator perfect freedom to follow his
own impulses" Such are the improving
effects of adversely.
--Bsyard Taylor, now the great American
traveller and one of the editors of the
New York Tribune, has arrived home in
a vessel from China. He has been absent,
this time, two years aud four months, and
has visited most of the countries in Eu-
rope, has assended the Nile further than
any other American or English traveller,
journeycd in Palestine, Asia Minor and In
dla, visited China twice and taken part in
the American Expedition to Japan. He
has travelled altogether some fifty thou
sand miles, and in all his adventures had
Intercourse with men of every cline and
race and has been received with kindness
and attended by Uniform good fortune
Mr.. Taylor will at once devote himself To
preparing his travels for publication, and a
book on Africa may seen be expected from
his pen. He will also be heard as IA lee
turer IN different parts of the country, nu-
merous and pressing invitations having pre-
coded his arrival here.
"A "ITome" for the abandoned, similar
to that establishment by Mr.. Peasc in New
York, is to be located in the purlicus of
Ann Street Boston, connected with which
will be "Penny Savings Bauk."
The very last rumor is that the two Cana
das are TO be consolidated into an indcpend
ent monarchy, aud that Price George Of
Cambridge is 10 be sent over to be crown
ed It's King. Fudge
Judge Clayton has resigned the Amcfi-
can Consulate at Havana.
"A private letter from Havana states that
political arrests continue To be made on
the Islands. Two Creoles were arrested
at Gardens, charged with treason. A
clerk IN the House Of Drake &Co., at Ma
tanzas, an American, had been siezed, and
imprisoned in a dungeon, for having Now
York pape m his possession. Mr.. Baker,
Of New York, who had been imprisoned
six months for speaking some words against
the Queen, had just been released. Eve
ry Amcucan who lands Is followed and
watched by spies. The war steamer Pizar-
70 was 10 sail the lith for 81. Jago, to
watch some secret movements Of the Insult
gents.
jus, after the 4 S. Senate had elected
q public printer, member Of the IIouse
met Mr Benton IN the broad aisle Of the
House Of Representative. :" l. it fact"
said Mr.. 4. 10 Mr.. b., "that Beverly Tuck
er j. elected Printer Of the Senate Pc
ayes SIR yes sir." replied the Missourlan.
1T Is no, only .fae,, bat a siGs -