The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-27
miscellaneous 1ieule.

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irGic 70 be n,isau3ers',s,d IN serne parts -
iSe Sisis. u The siHer q ihe commuurs.
,icn IN the Rutland HcrsR recommend
ing ceitain snenlnrnis II the low
manz vh,ch u one maknr drunkenness
paui ,hsbie asa crino. and snshct su,hot-
if'ng iae seizure Of liquor intended Cor sale.
by The sheriff his Depa,ies, or by the Con
stable. when snca officer was satisfied II
iis whereabouts and i,s in,cnded sale.
~i,lom the present cumbersome process Of
eomp,ain, hy ifcemen to the Grand Juy'
&c. &c.---J ynsHl Chronicle
---- An American citizen named Phil
lips was recently arrested at Basic. Swift
erisna. on the superstition tina, he was Man.
ziui. the political sg,,a,or. Mr.. Phillips
was treated very harshly and confined IN jail
for several days. lie asks $4,000 francs as
damages, and apology from the SWISS Cen
trail Government. This has been refused,
and Mr. Phillips Genes home to get the
Federal Government TO interfere in his be-
half
------ Tho New York Mirror saws ScnrY-
LEE, the Railroad Swindler, Is flourishing
in Paris.
--- Eleven persons were drowned nt
Troy on Friday. the 18th inst, by the up
setting Of ferry boat.
-- 4 convict in the New York State
Prison, a, Auburn on the 18th inst, sue
ceedcd In procuring a citizens dress, aud
slipping it on, walked out of the gate, pas
sing himself off to the gate swinger as one
of the keepers, and made good his escape.
- kissane, the forger. who made his
escape a short time since by leapng off the
cars on the Erie read while they were in mo-
ton, has again been arrested.
In Texas the corn crop is unusual
| ly large and such is also the case in por-
/ tons of Tennessee.
- Col. John Allen publishes card
stating that filibuster expedition, which
has been organized at ST. Louis for some
time past, and numbered $4,000 persons,
have been disbnndsd. Cause: want Of
means.
- There was a show at Cincinnati the
other night. for the benefit Of the city poor.
The receipts were S37 so, and the expen-
ses $3.50. The poor are now called up
on TO make m the deficiency.
-, p-~--op &c Nov yo,L and
David Lord Esq, a distinrnisheldo f IhS,M anq
of that city, have both written opinions
against the legality of the reputation of
the Schuyler stock" by the New York
and New Haven Railroad. They both tale
the ground that innocent parties are not to
suiier by the rascolity of known and re-
cognised agent of corporation.
- Accounts from Prince Edwards Is
land state that the Legislature there have
on their part accepted the Reciprocity
Treaty.
- PRor. MORSE, of electro ma netic
Geographic fame, has been nominated by
the Democrats Of Poughkeepsie 20 serve
out Judge Deans unexpired Congressional
term.
"A JERSEY PoEr-desircs us to
publish the following epitaph:
Weep, stranger, for father SMILED
From stage coach, and thereby killed
His name was John : gkes, maker Of -ass.cn,o,s
slain with three other outside passeng.rs,,
1t is computed that there will he
twenty one thousand miles Of railroad in the
United States on the LIST day of January
next. The longest railroad on the surface
OF the globe is the Illinois Central, which
Is '3l miles in length and is rapidly np-
preaching completion.
- Gov. Burt of Nebraska, and his of.
heal suite and their "colored servants or
slaves, viii rendezvous at st. Louis on the
LIST Of October.
- Ward Beecher, Horace Greedy and
Phineas I. Barnum are announced as about
to take the stump for Clark and Raymond,
IN the river coun,ies.-[.4rgus.
"A proposition is on foot in WASH
ington. to erecthy subscription, in the Con-
OCCASIONAL cemetery, a monument TO the
gallan, Stuart Holland, who persisted at his
post firing the signal gun on board the
steamship Arctic.
- Rev. John ii. Hanson, author oftbe
recent work contending that Eeazer Will
hans Is the lost Dauphin of France
died in New York, the 10Th.
A chip Of the old blockr is eyi-
deitly, the son Of Rev. DR.. Bacon. of New
Haven who the father being absent, sup
Piled the pulpit, and preached from this
teSt;--Thay will reverence my son.
- Twenty four y. s. Senators, are TO
be chosen before December, 1855. includ-
ing those to supply the existing vacancies in
several Of the States.
- The New York Evening Post un.
derstands that the difficulty which occurred
some weeks in the business of G. p. Pit.
nam q Co. was adjusted in the most prompt
and liberal manner by those Interested. who
unanimously expressed full confidence and
cordial good will 10 the firm. The b,s;
ness has suffered no interruption, but will
go on vigorously and with the best promise
OF success and prosperity.
- ANrRIcAS DENTISTS are getting in
vogue among the Parisians. There Is said