The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10
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ssifiY. TheFe y na<i,pr ooeuus.r 70 Tv,uss
parry fecliaKs, "a the di.rassiea ~ ~ ~
- Fv-sh-sd. TIE rsPa6a, ~ish which
Speaker Grsa,ey sesys;eise. bs.ias.s. .si
'asr slser4 a iAe dfs&Aef u isss yesf. ~ill
oHnrsfe ~eil - the rsssenrnts q loco.
'sssse ss5 a. or,ena
The Casfi~tra iisak. a seeai.. By ia~
u or s,n,e, h4s been compelled 10 pay
iH'e tss SsNl@ Treasury one tlcs-sad DOT.
isr-. becsase 4 faded. is fe- DAYS, 10 ~.
dessn ~ hiiis q, The suttsls Bsak. sithoagh
y has Reres eesssd 10 re4crm H. bile a,
IS coanies Thisf siiarr 10 rsdecta IN Boz
soa srpse ff~'a 90 iaabilay 81 the bsas. bui
f'ssn 'hs deceptive rsaasgcsscs, Of the for.
serr cashier. A bill 10 refund il.ss penalty
wss vo,sd down on Saturday. I, -ss a
erael soie.
4 leagshy bill has bees i~irsdaocd into
the Senate providing o. The anHaal cleo.
,iea cf Rsilrssd Commissioner. ~ho shall
examine INTO the eoaAit,oa II the entirc
snsiaess of tAe several railroads In this
STATE, and make an annual report TO the
General Assembly. This Is good plan,
and i's duties ~iil be sery oncoas.
On Saturday. the rsiIrcsd oouses, be.
tween the Pssssmpsie sBd the Montreal
A Partlsnd Companies vas compromised,
and the latter Company can build their
road from l.lsas Pond 10 81. Johnsbury,
provided the foracr Company do no, ox.
tend their road TO the Canadian frontier
within enc year.
A bill 10 cleo, ehsplsin for .ihe siate
Pnson- with salary Of $500, was voted
down BY large majority. Tho resident
clerrymen Of Windsor prcaeh by rotation
to the con,ie's every sabbath, and receive
800 per anDum from the State. The Su.
P''riu'cnd-nl Of the Prison. and other. bcs,
acquainted with It's discipline were opposed
10 the new plan.
The House Bank Committee have re-
ported against the eharering of hsnks at
iI.~~-A-.eii and IIydepark. More Of the
Samc sort are close at hAna. There is bu,
little probability that any bank charters
~ill be grated this year. A Special
Committee. appointed 10 tinker the Gener-
al Banking law, will report such amend.
menis as will sllcw the use of more capital,
and. II is said. that banking can be done
under the Las when 50 amended.
The -DauphinT arrived in town ycstcr-
day. and will probably take care Of the
claim Of the Iroqoois Indians on Vermont.
7. 7. Rcd6eld, Esq, appointed by Gov.
Robinson 10 examine into tho whole mat.
ter ofihe iroqaols claim, has made very
elaborate, Interesting, aud valuable report
to the General Asscrnbly. |, will be PRINT.
I'd. Thefo - . strong disposition to sd.
lourn on Thursday Of next week.
day, to repe,l tho &C, making appropriations
for the and Of County Agricultural societies.
Amer good deal Of defamation on the
one side, AMI good argument by NJ. Field
agains, It's repeal. tho bill was defe aicd by
vote Of i53 10 ~.
THIS evening there was Ladies' Fair,
al which there were a multitude Of people
OF all ages. The Washington Hall was
decorated with grea, labor and taste, and
there vas an abundance Of music by the
Montpelier band and by Others. The OBJ
jeet Of the Fair was to raise money to aid
the individuals composing the Band.
In the Representatives Hall, this even
ing, there was lecture on Agriculture, by
George 4. warng, Esq, the gentleman
who furnished the Agricultural columns OF
the HssaLp during a portion Of the pas,
year. There were about two hundred men
present, and they gave close attention for
an hosr and quarter. The subject Of the
lecture vas Plants. lie described their
composition, rnanner Oh growth, and the
e'ndisioas Of healthy growth. To proven,
grain from lodging, !, Is necessary To add
some alkaline substance TO aid the plan. in
taking up the siileious portion Of the soil,
In order In give strength To the stalk
Lime. ashes, &c, applied TO the so,l will
tend to prevent gram from being I" weak in
tho joints" In eul,iyaiing corn. he said,
care should be taken no, To "hill 1t up"
and explained faliy and satisfactorily the
reason vhy It shoald no, be hilled up. The
prevalence Of sorrrl In the fields Of Yer.
Hsss, donnz the pas, year. he said, was
owing to the wc,ncss OF the Spring. The
land -a- wet and sour. and prevented the
gro~,h Of plants thai did no, contain the
acid foand Ia sorrel. Application Of hne
os sshe- 10 the soil woaia proven, the
growth o, sorel. The discussion of agri.
esltarsl subjects after tho lecture, BY the
farmers present, sas hIghly interesting.
Tmpssp.r, Nov. 2.
To-day tho Governor sent 10 q dozen
bills thai had received his approval and
s'gasiarc. Last year tho frs, bill APPROX.
Cd by the Goyeraot bears date Nov. Ii.
A biii 10 eatsna the po~cf d Justices oC.
the Pcsee, In trying setiOas on book ne.
eouas. ~ss discussed long ti,.se, and de-.
fcatel hy a large tna,or,ts