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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
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G The Springfield Republican re.
Ia,e' ,he following -ioach Il Nature
a csr fsil q I.a.sengrp passed over
~. wcssrs Rs.lrosd. IN which oeepr-
rcd simple bai, touching scene, worthy
of record. One Of The passengers WAS
~sfnan carrying in her arms a child
~bo annoyed everyone 10y ia pe,ulcnee
and erie, uiis afler mile llsc l,a,scn.
gre bore the hsic,ioB u i,s noise, ~ hich
ipcrvased rather ihsn diminished. until
n last il becsme farioas, ard The I'as.
-nErFs nearly 40. There were open
-pmpisihn. saa sos man SHOUTED, stake
'ir eh'j oai" Tho vain stopped nj =
ssiiOn, when sn oil gentleman arosc
ard made the simple statement thai the
tssisr ~ tkr child bad died recently.
svsy from homo, ,ha, the mother had
becn 90 visit 10 her friends, and had
died ~ beard the train. and lhs, the
ei,3hi was iu The arms a woman Who
Vas stranger TO il. II was eaoagh
there MS tear In neArly every eye,
ard all verc melted into pity and pa
hcr,s. Al selfi.hness Was losi ia
ihiskiae q the desolsiion Of the roor
EiiIe ~andsrer, Who would have found
q ~Hrtn ~cirone in hand, that. mo
men, before, woull slfaosi have visited
Il wiik a blow.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

GIVE ncsltcied TO notice in the prop
81 place last uerk, the s,urce IL the blcs-
.ings ~c hs,e recently "enJured- IN the
way u Dsv 'ypc. press, and other ms,efi-
ais iui The H,a.Lr. Tls rsire arfs WAS
pgfcia-cd at ,l.o bsssoa Type Foundry Of
Mossrs ions X. Roork. q Co.. and may
be taken as iAH spoc.@en Of wha, they
arr prepared To do Go Others IN the same
hn.. Those who like TO deal with gentle
men Pronp&, fair, oPso-landed business
n,on oanno, do better than call at the
Be~,on Type Foundry and these IN wan,
Of aay description q printing materials,
~ill be az, TO ct as good an article there,
20 as fair terms, a. " a'sst anywhere"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

JENNY LINp-It is stated by the
New York Commercial 4drcr1iser that
Madame Goldscmidt intends rcsuminr
her profession the present year, and
that after the fulfilling engagement, IN
Germany and England, she will visit
this country, and appear in opera in all
principal cities. The Comseraa
quotes its authority rs reliable, AMI
states that she will remain here scyernl
years. We are sorry to hear i've
mean her resumption Of her profession
because she has made quite enough
money, and because il will dctract from
the peculiar cclat which attended her
wherever she went, and which VA,
strengthened by the received opinion.
encouraged by herself, that she wa,
about TO rclinquish it forever. We
doubt, too, very much indeed, whether
she will not find The enthusiasm attend.
ant upon the temperance totally d,tlrr.
cnt from what she experienced before ,
Mrs. Goldscbmid, is not Jenny Lind
any way You can fix It, and time and
fixed facts have removed all those little
uncxplainablc causes which once mad,
her the subject of an ovation, such as
genius never before obtained, and many
an ambition would in vain sigh for.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

~ Il 70 Il snu's Importance 10 u' u
reoove psseos Il HAr~r--. ds'aths, &e-
as ncs1 the ,iino q thar ecsarrrpee a.
oanvrnaefs, accompanied BY q rusPsnsiele
bsn~. Ia such lussAisecs, towcFer, wos'sd
Il nss se prcpcr g. the Psries iiasrrssed
n pscps, ihsss po~ssgci Ia Hanseer Of
,s-sases. they hs,e pea ,i'oaFhi FroFer 10
Do ,i,i,, ana 80 bopcd tse, al bear u in
lna..a N hl,slfs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

A CooL PIEcE OF RAscALITr-A
few days since, Mrs Palley was walk
ing alone Main st., Rochester, near tho
New England House, when a runaway
horse came along the sidewalk. She
tried to escape. when man seized her,
under pretext Of protecting her from
the danger, and robbed her Of gold
watch chain and pencil. In her con-
sternation she did not discover The rob-
berry till i; was to late. Tbi. was done
in open daylight, and is rs cool piece
Of rascaiiiy rs we ever heard Of.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

N'w kNituoNp ENctNt-.p.
p,mutisl pi,.cniod ~ thc | So.
u, Nj foc,, ~ Nrrunti. ii,an a. y
:. frrnch, 81 Virginia, s.A us Oh, d,
at The %, crnmcu IN testing ~.
invented machine To- o,trro,ns he era,
Il rRilrca,ls, Will attract sti,n,at \
presenting The memorial Mr. lna al.
"lhctc l. nov model iailve, a..
engine of Col frcnrN- improved M.
upon daily exhibition in H., tour.
the taIdiol. 80 that We cas- Ill t,sa,..
Il lnr ourselves and form oar p~n ,....
inrnl 81 IT, practical uiili, lr,m i,r...
al inspection. ln hops I'll vii A.,
themselves III the opportunity ol ea.r.
ming this model, il Is cnough tot M,
say Tor the present, that have ei,v.
incd u with some care. and with a.,
great inlcre,t, and have qniic sat.s,
my own Judgment OF the praclirnb,la,
OF Col. frcnch's plan, and uf u, ultima.
complete success. The great prar,-,i
ends To bc attained by tia. impIu,rmrr,
are 10 overcome heavy grades -mur.
heavier than arr nov deemed pac,ie,l
to run all grades, high or low. VIZ,
much lighter machinery than is nov 10
common use aud the greater .ccury
again>, trains being thrown from III,
track. II these ends are attained il in
lows that a vast expenditure will h
saved in the grading Of roads, especial
ly in the rough and mountainous d.
tricis OF country n vast expense in til,
wear and tear oi roads, caused by run
ming heavy class Of engine. upon then
will be saved and the hazard OF ~,
sonnl injuries will be greatly diminish
ed. These are the most importan, An
desirable results, and Of universal inter
est.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

o. Under resolution adopted By the
last i,egislAinre, authorizing the Governor
Ia sPPoin, a committee Of three persons, TO
report to the General Assembly at it's next
session such provisions and amendments in
regard to ploading- and practice in courts.
a. IN their Judginen, will be beneficial.
Gov Fairbanks has appointed
Hon Srrrurs Roior, Of Berkshire,
Hon. l.. u, Pron, q Montpelier.
Hon J,srs B.NArrT, Of Woodstock.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
CsI,rTce ,I,IIs,.

AFtrsahly b. pr,sasas e,Siee. Rutland
Gastsy Ci.Hyrtiigh So heis a. butiAnd,
Ga ne lssh a Fcerusry lisa Sc ths par,
F~s = fseos.n,esa1ing sospe sai,shle P,f-
80 Sc tA,r ss.os = Cs.usis cs-ssssassionss,
b. oofrf riisiY ~ the reoufsl sscitpn a shs
.st pssscA 81 ii,s isss ..ssioa q The tsst'f-
a. A~s~ssAly q ,ias rssi.. ssEiiioi' An
Aci 10 grrsesa the Tpaar Ia ifiussics,ing
l.sgOsfs Sc ne pnusse - ilnRalsE,"
iiah 4 HOWE "a. ciasen rf-saSciN.
/. if%Niflss, ssrfeas,.
nn as.sias. clslsllitse ~ fais,'d, Goa
sasiias = ussr ffosa earA tss.a f.rre.rui,,l
in ihs csssrfsiar, - psc-esss F.lsfanstion
- ssatff Gs,aueissslatr 1'iss l'ass.slliiif'r
Ts'Fasts'a az t.Asas y Silss " iiei.ss =,
E-s- < Ciassssasa- TIE rryTs 80 ~
efTasA 49, Slus ~ iisas,. "a. usata-
m. 90, fs' aaa-s.-.lse . ti,- f,s,1ssA ~ M
te'sfaf "a . i.ssssn ssianrialY .4aalsis',a 49,
issi s19saaiaraesf. tss,ustaisan EdysaFiss.s.
2 iioNE. Fftseirst
l. bssiris. Nsrfrisfs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.
STATE or VERMONT.
o''iss % Iss rscsst.s, OF ~.

MosiI-iiof. frh. ~, lisa
/. FrKHASp y. MrSKiLi., Secretary Of
State u Vermoni, hereby eertify.that have
eanss-sed the votes Of tire Fresmen Of this
State, cast on the second Tuesday ~ Feb
ruary, A. ID. ls53, in pursuance Of Law
Of this State, approved November n 1862,
entitled AN act To proven, traffic IN In
,osicating Liquor. for the purpose Of drink
ing and that the result is as follows:
Votes AYES" 22,2I5
NO." 2i,044
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

az Communications on all matters Of
Importance, either local or general, are re-
specifically solicited for insertion in our col
umns. Everything Of interest TO town,
county. ct State. will be Thankfully rcceiv-
81. AID ficely .r.sonsj, psoy.dod il is ae-
co,npanied with iaoirn naiAs, OF proper
guaranty Of grnuinonos~. VIII M, those
interested ia the .elfare u the paper, take
spa,c pains TO keep Us posted up" in mai
ter of local impcrtAoce.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
Majority " Yes"


Majority "Yc-," ii,7l
! do, therefore, hereby pEcLAKr, and
make this ny PRocLAsArIos, that the first
twenty sections Of the said act are to
take effcc, on the second Tuesday Of March,
A. ID. I-53
ofwhich all persons viii take due notice.
Dated at Montpelier, this Oath day Of
February, A. ID. 1853.
FERRAND r. MERRILL,
Secretary Of State.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

CT Those subscribers ~ho paid in al-
vance previous 10 the enlargement Of the
ilKMALp. and also ,hsse with whom We
made special agreements, gill receive their
paper. for the tune agreed upon. cn the old
amw- "A bargsins bargain" and those
Who were protnp, enough to make their
p~ysent, at the proper time, will reap the
advantage a H.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

AccIprsT.--iesterday morning, al the
dePos IA tins place, droyer, in attempting
10 ct on the eaiile trAin after II had start
ra. zen upss the track t-i.een the carr,
sni narosly o~raPod ~hh has life. lie
bad an arm broken. and ~As o,hcrvise &C.
verrly tnTurrd III. name Ia Bristol, AID
has rcsiAeDce y N Massse izIsriis. - Md.
Register.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

CT Gov. fsiFss.rk-. sccasnpsH med by hi.
yoanr-st daaTAier. leit ~ JehnsLnry or
PsTis. On Tuesday. the is,h, and took pas
sage IN a steamer Al Ba,ieR on WcdDes-
day. IL l. erposied TIA, the Gosernos all
Be shsen, shoa, too isonth.. lmF,otAa
hss.no-. ofs Enl.is cAssselei called ham
shstad. 81 ai.,.is,uisn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

trsssaa ffsssds ~ go irl's-fsfhnes
- rsil=s "a, ffasaa, a isssgrss'.rs
,-ssy sts~ W sss ,.a.,es i,-,, t'-rs
sislsd o. ss,s sl,si osiHs, is' sn-ss
r-,.lI.iAs. raa a,-<s~oss ~ ,a.sss,s'F
hs., ls-s sgseay sa,s 49, ,s'-mrrF
"A We hwss ~ r,vsa.st sss i,s-s.ss
80 ,sfrss,si ,srs-t.s'i'''es s,.a ysiilitsi
f,s- .aarr "a. il-as g,sss.s. dssssrai
res a,rn~fw'- saS ykfn gagsy -
ssrfla W ey-n sei,~s& f,sss .hs.aa. ~
snsf sHsal is~,e,is. se'ncs ~ sssss',aes
Nes.f i~sass 81 rrr.ess iss'ssss
hss, eat r,,si.,, socu ihs Ffcss rsegsoa.
spHrispssr N NJ IAFss.eA ts~usia 10
to.s rf-s y'rs,s.s~s w'--s,oa 70 10 isll
iar~ IA p~~s'. iiui th,y h--s "o~
~ r-~. 100 osis lsyp'sss forAa sc ilre,f
sgit And thtiI isfpss --ss,ir norslansc
sa.-,... asd sl,sss ssss AT s,sfsi.ss.i,,.
~ isssA ssir,s flsss DE- n regard 70
a., qasss.,-n lssl Is,sy hsss s~en. to,
n-sf Mr.. Csfsp. 30 20 siaos. sbsn.
sraAs,s si.,ss tssli.i is eus@s sio~u--poa
oait - il.s I,slslosi iespo---t'si 10 On
see isis iiss vo.sif,fvss si0sa-g,hsre u
,l,atm .a1 ssssss. ~lscrin are vaei 20
sMngsxeais ihs io.s.srsp-si,r~ ing. isp,.
ssasasas. T,e'stcal sa'su. a The nsigh-
t.ssl.ps,9. BE aAliy sasd nis,sl' meet 10
canvas %, F'.in,si nas'fs = il,s naiie'i.
and A,sssss apos uAe rslslits n-fii'
Cs.ospil'l 4 itcss s,ssll-rs gsss pre-
ss,.l I'D 10 ~ IL s~.l,s. soss@'s To
ysdgs a al l.'sashs ..sf-ss ,hsir ifibS-
Esl Nax fs ~bss l.HrPasc have ihsss
,ass 5,en % ssi0oasl, made I What
Ia. bsen lkssT Mission Mhss haze
ihsy .esgbi g. icsshi Tai inienle-
sa-a. . on ssl wss.lsilui anse.hoe.
ss.ss That the t.s'sArc u the Ds~ lao
~ill pvt an cod ~ tse ell Wonderful
.sTsoa, Ard 30 teal ihe i,ada - tn.
halter po.iii9p, have the, MI s'iesIssd
10 eafcfes thai oahsi d-afiss. iAsa v-i.si'.
80, s-sy h. a .s~ss r-rr - TIE opss'i.
fs,ae.a'.'y q tie iss. 10 so' do'Ed 70
% fer ~ ~ yve's'on. met his per
sz.,ial viss, Mes, nso.i Il tho. among
y. LA,e ssnas,essiiy. Al lca.,, glanced
q ,As ,sas, hasiory Of our race, AID
have 1salsics.. al iinss, ich their blood
,iusie al he recital u u1ones done ia
the nAase u ll,n Who -cocr did ~ronE.
lbs god might con, and for ~hs.e
irscAiass tA,y sosh so~ Substitute the
5c,afiae thai constructive I'slury r,ay
ts oosau,isicd ior sscb The hgJ,s 81 a
FTO~Psti,'s god ma nfHsIr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

a. NJ Cha, Formerly representative in
C,4agruss frrsn tina, STATE, beng obce ssk,,d
hu~ h. iled a ncsidcure "a the rAilogsal
u.rtrsssahs, rsrliod that hs preferred Vet
nsasa--- g. here Aid b., they have
~hiis hu;ier and yeilos giiis, shile ia Vef.
a.ssa they hsss yuiio. tuiiss AMI White
rFla~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

DIABoLIcAL MURDER.-The Whig,
OF Mt. Sterling, Ky, records as follows
the particulars Of a tragedy -
We understand from reliable source
that most brutal murder was commit
ted in Clay county, in this State, few
days ago, by four men, whose names we
cannot recall. A youth about seven
teen years old, without the least offence,
was seized by four men who had been
drinking, first ducked until nearly life
less, and then his hair singed OF close to
his head, and then at last shot through
the head. All this was done by way Of
amusement Of those demons They
claim that they took the boy in room
after ducking him aud burning off his
hair, merely TO alarm him by firing pis-
tolls over him, and that one Of the .pis-
tolls bursting killed him. But It SO hap
pened that one Of them, after il was sup
posed they had Intentionally burst the
pisiol--the boy seeming to have been
dead a bali hour beGore--was seen en-
deayoring 10 drive one Of the screws
from the pistol stock into what appeared
TO be bullet hole in his head. A man
cannot think Of snch men and believe
there is no hell.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

THr BfsE0n ra-i states tksi Ngllaafn
Rayu'erd ls-r, TIE sbie saprnairslsfs q
flic B-,sisH snd fraiienrs railroad, hss
esen ins.i-d - heroszss m Pros4ders =
M Nr'uslr, csuaTsi Rsilrasa, s,.i wi &C.
cegs M ssnse.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26
HE HER AID.
"a GO ~ ugN Nfrsf~tts
SlLAS ". HODGES,
m Ts~tra6sa
wa IInlr

A. % - ~vs ~ sss..i sst~sy g.
a's lssss i~ss mi Ahhsprs ,snr-
~suf kr~ tar sus smsf is,ssrt, 4 10 -Al
80 Ast~s--4s~ sssss ssiup ,As' shs t@siR d
Sss,--as . ss-ss..si' ~ ~ yrS.ryss COO
,sus.aiss 10 "a s.nscsHssss ~ tisai. a-.
~ On, csrsulsrr ssrs,. . dis4spsed - give
ns-s i.se,Naasafsin 10 Ill avs ,sshssr li.e
fissi s.'znssfis.
We hsfs hs5 ~ As.sas fr,sa The tcgia-
usaE. c,'s, uAlan'y q fhc ffccrpcu Il ihc
fssass ses.ia soss g. - sasgsioA. Ard our
80, ssrJss.s ~. tiisi 80 IA ~ Il sa.,ss'.
thai usayniy y - sFsAll. compared sifh
prcsFas. 'ssss "a the sase subject We
o. ~ ssseass 81 ,l~ kii,pg os n t''r
va bs~r'cf. " any la,s - interest IN
~ rtSs's q tcsaf.cTance. No reasonable
ran fss, rHirss-a M carrsfa q Ding.
Aansg fiie canvass. can ssiicrc anything
a. shsufd The fvsi. isngitir, old.ss-h-
t.sssrd shiiss.ssithess - the s@p,raacs
sesa y - !" rrufh alitf today a. ever, IN
the hosr. q IN. Prsple and ~ill nj
tsAy casssssve ~. but ~iii iDcrrAsc IN
svnsth AID nngortsnre -sh every test.
uraii We final ufaHsl.sAHs AAols,,n BY iso
xbale 1oe - maniind We feel conf
Acla Il sosh result.
whr,h-f the sdoision a tia. lu- VII
rrsoh ~ the adysB-~gc Il -Buni morality,
ana cfI,~t the dnsircsl sai should md. and
.~..s, 80, ss- be Hn1c MATTER Of ques-
,leu. D. y he h- d the land, and NJ
nss can claim 10 be q good citizen without,
rrsI,-cuRr Il a. such. I, becomes us 10
rive " = fair ,rial, and il II does nj stand
ule iss', II viii be repealed Il /, does, !,
u worthy plsee on our statute books, and
noBe sill fegrri IT, admission there.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

CT we give more than the usual space
TO Congressional and Foreign news this
week. finding these matters Of more than
common iu,ctest. The several articles I'M
der the.e heads viii be found To be emf
Bcnily worthy an attentive ponsal.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

Ten friends are dearly purchased At
The expense 81 a single enemy for the
latter ~ill take ten times more pain. 10
irjure yon than The former will take 10
do you a service.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

ELoPEsENT.--We learn through the
Springfield Republican, that joel Bruce,
Of Aihol. elolsd from that town, on
Wednesday d last week, with n seven
teen year Old Mrs llarwood, daughter
Of his wife by her fir, hgfbsid. The
precious pair lrft nj Aihol, respectively,
wife aud husband. and announced Tint
they were going 10 Palmer, where Il Is
supposed they forgot 10 stop, as they
have not been heard from since. Bruce
is described ~ about forty Ave year. a
age, tall, athletic, and black eyed, and
hi, PhfamauF as rather tall. slender and
hAnasomr. The Republican sagges,,
that editors, who may be oppo.ed 10
such nm unholy eomminslins u drcayed
vice and lender iinmafuiity. are reqnest
81 20 DO the ~s'h, they ieG behind
them" sid she pohllr generally. an &C.
ierisl iasoT, by nasicing the above.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-26

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Ss,esS 70 ,
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10y - 80" ~ ~" 80 -
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Sip@sn W. W.
vi ,''s'ueHs suos'" ~. was wv"
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-, '"' 1870 ,",S
'Hino'i'" va n,u' i'o"sAo'e ''' '"0
P.'e'',.h o' w" ',",c-
~, MASON no',1i " oon,', 1,, W
"'e ,""ain"'ee ON i"Nns w" Na."
Inc duo~'e $40 eo,,'""eo u' 'ioS''s'
i~sN' Hou,e anu i''''' anu '"e 49,"
=" V n ""s "
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T'r'of'i"'eu !" ~ e' ~ h"a, ~
w t'o'""V'' ' 'O'
HE'v'p '" A..
r "e"o' "'V'eu 70 80 w. ."'
I'" sey''oh; "eo'P pu 'as s1 Tl
W S 1no "'N'' "''''''"' "'
e'nrn 70
housf,--Mr Duncan from 'ne Iom.
mi'iee on commerce. reported 'he i''sn'
liouse bill =.
Inc House then wen, 'n'o 'o"'nh''
tee on the tlNi ana irp'opahe alpfo-
priniion bill.
Without coming to any action on The
biIl. the .ommntee rose
The Speaker laid before the House
a message from the President, with a
letter from The Secretary OF State, re-
lating TO the inicr-oceanic canal by the
Nicaragua route. In consequence OF re-
cent communications from the British
Government, and other circumstances,
it is recommended that our diplomatic
relations with the republics Of central
America should be placed on higher
and more efficient footing, IN order TO
secure the objects OF the cfnyton and
Bulwer Treaty. For this purpose an
appropriation will be necessary. The
President says:
"The whole suhjec, is one ofso much
delicacy and Importance that should
have preferred, SO near the close of my
administration, not to make II the sub
ject Of an executive communication /;
but nasmuch a. the measure proposed,
cannot, even IL deemed expedient by
my successor, take effect for near a
twelve.mon,h, unless an appropriation
is made by this Congress, 1 have
thought il my duty to submit the report
Of the department to the two Lenses"
| The Secrtary's letter recommends
an appropriation for salary and outfit Of
n minister plcnipoicniisry TO the States
OF Central America.
Feb. 10.
SENArE.-Mr Rusk moved to take
up the Pacific Railroad bill. Agreed
to. Amendments were adopted.
Mr. Shields moved to amend the bill,
by providing that no portion Of ihe mon
ey appropriated by this bill should be
expended in the construction Of any
road within any State in the Union, and
so much Of this road rs may b within
The limits Of any States be cok<iructe,l
under the authority Of the said sSaaie, as
expressed by the Lcg;slsture thereof.
Adopted-yeas 22 to nays 20.
Messr.. Rusk and Gwinn confessed
that this most eifectually killed the bill,
and the latter in the hope tina, some one
would move to reconsider the vote, NOV
ed an adjournment.
Mr. Weller said he would move to re-
consider on Monday.
HousE.-The House Committee took
up the Civil and Diplomatic appropri.
ation hill
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senator Walker, Chairman of The Sc.
lcci committee an the ether question
has reported biil appropriaiing 800.
0Jp to the discoyercr Of the ansnhciis
prof'erties Of ether, and directing the L.
sue 10 he tried in the Circuit Count "a
determine The discoverer.
DocuNtNrs FROM the State Depart
meni have been lhil before the Senate
'lo~ing HAT The drf,ai II the proI-o.i.
ton 10 reeipTDeaie free G-heri-s. ~ al
nit colonial hriisb .uhjreis 10 S,aibefr
fsorts IN violation r. Slate lnHs, and az.
likely 10 be forribly Fcsi,ied.
Eu.s,io,y shoali real or advertise.
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Rents nfe going up enormously IN
portions q New ioh ciiy Stores
which rented last year for $1,000, are
b''inz r-uied foT 5000 The extension
ofihe Ssh Avenue Railway up CanAl
street 20 broadway has raised rents In
Canal street. Stores haze risen from
$3.50 20 as high A. $500 IN soae enses.
The Railroad, have incsrssed lie alns
u properly generally oh tbrif rDuies.
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GA Mss a. CoAs'sfsis.,rl., NJ
Ssfsk, ta4 kis lads, srllsed Al F.ossa4s.
Tusrtrr. $500 "a itasE - laHssrr
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~. P.ssIA. - ffy-,ofs,.ii.. la. -.
tslns,t l,sf-sa 60 fs,ss.ss ~ I,ssisrAs
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4 sensible rils, AMI ope which vii
apply ans ersuliy, l., when yoB- have
o@hi"s 10 fa!, 'sy Do'hlns
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NJ AZ .s.4feisa q l. a. Bsfssg, Il
Ca s. . Eo a q. ssa ffss.s.s Mig
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Ess'1iosy shas'li real or alysFii.e-
as. Th.fs ~hs, 'l.sy &c pi,uieJ Ca.
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pr.ru ruorsEN.To. ATuERToN

The paralysis of the Hon. CHARLES u. ATH-
ERToN, has resulted fatally al Manchester, N.
Il. The Union says he was lawyer OF great
eminence, and was stricken down in the
court room, the field OF his labor and preem-
inent reputation since his retirement from
the United States Senate in 1919 Born ana
reared in the same county with President
Pierce, close aid uninterrupted frlondship
has subssted between them for the last thT'y
years. AT the last session of the Legislature
Of New Hampshire, in November, he was re-
elected 10 the senate and now, ia the vISor
of manhood in strength of intellect, aud at
the highest point oil his reputation as law
yer and statesman, he is stricken down He
was the son OF Charles II. Alherton, FEEDER
al colleague Of Daniei Webster in the House
oil 1914 10, and lawyer OF eminent ability
and worth, residing in Amherst, n. H., where
Chatles Z. was born, though he has resided
LOT Inc last twenty years at Nashua. The
younger Atherton has served with disiac-
ton in The New Hampshire Legislature aud
I'in Congress, having served in the House from
1897 to ls43, and in the Senate from '34 tc
'49, prior to his re election last year, and will
be remembered as the author of the famou,
"Aiherton gag act" which brough, dowr
upon him the ire of John Q. Adams.