Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-07-27

ltlrd me Most strluEslI t1vltg his left hand
| ol0wh oil, making 'inpulalioa ut the arm below
the elbow necessary The explosion threw
heignal to the ground when the first exclamation
he made was . My God m God what will
bee me of my poo Children The thumb of
another OF the men, Joseph Storms, was also
amputated, and fears are entertained that he will
loose his arm. Storms served five wears in the
army of the United States, and was in the battle
OF Cerro Gordo Another person in Trenton
was blinded in one eye by the discharge of Ro
man candl' Not igniting as speedily as was
d sired, he endeavored to blow it, when one Of
the fire balls WAS suddenly discharged in his face.
The house of MIR. Raas, at Manlius Depot
Onondaga county, was set on fIe by fire crack
ers in the morning, and a little boy of Mr.. Reals
burned to death il, the flames. The dwelling
was totally destroyed
AT Souh Boston, Monday evening, young
man named John llamlin, had his left hand bown
off by the bursting of gun Amputalion at The
wrist was necessary A lad named Theodore
Grant in Claiming street, Boston had his mouth
burnt badly by the premature discharge OF pis-
tol A young man named Gilbert Bmsely, clerk
for Abel Tompkins in Corntill, Mass, was
so badly burned in the face by powder, that the
loss of both his eyes is feared In Boston, Tues
day, boy threw u lighted bunch of pistol C. ack-
ers at the foot of horse attached to the South
Boston omnibus. The explosion was so power
full as to break his ANGLE bone, and 1t was found
II cessary to kill the poor animal.
During the exhibition of fire wo Ks on Dor
chester Heights South Boston, fire was by some
means communicated to all the rockers at the
same moment serious explosion was the con-
sequence, and the crowd narrowly ESCAPED from
lear A I'D
Kelly had her o,hes badly burned, as had also
a boy, who was standing near her.
A patriotic but very awkward young Dutch
man, eve cising himself with horse pistol upon
Main street, Buffalo, fired first and looked after
wards. lie seem. d not TO be The least disturbed
at beholdng man near the muzzle of the weap-
on, feeling for his nose, which the laundering
brute had actually shot off. What was equally
queer, was that when the unfortunate found that
he had lost the end of that organ he que, ly COW
cred it with his handkerchief, and. instead Of Kill
ling the author of his misfortune, took his way
up street aving the Dntchman ramming sup
Elementary wads into his horse pistol.
THE New HAMPSHIRE LEoIsLATuRE.-lhls
body adjourned nearly two weeks ago The
great question brought before the Legislature was
the election of United States Senatsrs which, as
is vel known, was not accomplished The lo-
lowing, among other acts, were passed % pre-
vent false and fraudulent issues of stock in bank
railroad and other companies; making cities and
towns liable for damages caused by mobs and RI
OTIS and TO empower married women to make
testamentary disposition of their estates. Gov
) Baker vetoed three bills.
PR.cTIcAL SpIalruALIsM The Spiritual
NoIo 1,b nj nf a ShtnOlp
machine the draughtof which it says was given to
a medium who was under the influence OF ID
Franklin machine was made according 10 The
draught and specifications. which is said to pro-
duce a shingle each second of time, l. GLIDING
the time required to re "ove the single from the
mac inc and the replacing of the bolts upon the
carriage" A patent for The machine Is to be
! app led for
A NOBLE BOY The Pawtucket Chronicle
| says that on Friday before last, Danie' Buckin,
, lad sixteen years ofage saw small boy drown
ing in the Blackstone river 1t Valley Falls He
went into the river for him, and by exerting him
Sc to the utmost succeeded in doing SO but was
50 exhausted that on getting ashore he laid down
and died in few minutes A larle quantity of
!, water was found settled around his heart.
L
its issue of the 4th inst furnishes the following
= little girl of ten, daughter f Mr. Overland, a
resident Of the Eighth Ward, as the clock was
: exclaimed to her mother, . Tomorrow at this
s hour shall be in Heaven" There was some
+ thing so sad and painivc in the tone, that in
d spite of the parents interpretations nature, it
n made an impression upon her mind, which she
n fam ln IN nfF A
tod her hus band the circumstance, and he en-
S doavored to rally the child, but with sweet and
o sad smile, in which. however, no te1r was mani
e tested, she repeated the same conviction. twas
a now the fathers turn to fee depression of spir-
its, which overshadowed him the whole day, SO
S much so that in the evening meeting officer
S Young, Waterman Of that ward, he told him Of
the child's singular prognoslication.
e Up to this time the girl had enjoyed exceeding
i good health, but during the light her parents
were aroused by her comp planning bitterly of pains
: in her back and head AS early as possible .
S physician was called in, who pronounced her il
). a high state of bilious fever. Notwithstanding
: all that human aid could do, she expired at noon
g Her fatal prophecy was fulfilled
3 WOMAN Over THE FALss The Niagart
If Falls Gazette has the following A woman
:. named Ann Hall, aged about a. is supposed t.
+ have gone over the Falls on Monday before last
IS Her shawl was found in the raceway below thu
t, Grist MILL and her body seen floating in ih'
n raceway by an individual in the rear part Of TIT
st Cataract Houre, but before he, with others, cout
4 reach the spot, she probably went over the Gaia
It ract. We learn that she had, till within abou
e two weeks, lived with Mrs. Jacobs. She marIi
If ed the week before man named Russell and ha
been residing near the Canandaigua Depot. Sh
m was observed, by those who knew her, on Mon
he day morning. to act in rather singular manner
t. and she is supposed to have been partially de
ir ranged. How she succeeded in accomplishing
the act in the daytime, undiscovered, is ttl
y strange.
le A young man at Combach. Radnorshire, late
III ly lost his life by having a slight cut in his thig
dressed by rabs' fur and cobwebs, which po
Dh soned the wound
ist An Irish riot occurred few days since on tn
is railroad near fredericksburg, Va, in which
is man named Joseph Ashton was killed Sever;
III arrests have been made.
Il, MAcKEREL.- Our exchanges from the seaboal
i. Boston, Portsmouth, &c.--say that last wee
m the waters were alive with this delicious fish, an
" the fishermen on all sides highly successful.
v A Whale sixty feet long, which yielded twenl
IN or thirty barrels of oil, WAS captured on MAJ
ng tucket Bar, lately.
The timber lands of Alessrs Norcross g. Co
ed in the north part of Hampshire some 80 ,0C
mt acres III extent have en- on fire for several day.
"a and large potion has, been burnt over
40 ,a On the reassembling of the Convention, lIo,
., Samuel Beardsley WIS eced President, and. G
nal 0""''' '"eoe oil a"uress'
To Alter some Other hnsinnss wns d;cnosnd u