The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11
Miscellaneous Items.

The Administration seems to get Cd
like a badly-wounded snake. Every
thing is at skies and sevens in the ull
iversal Democratic party. The jealous
les, and hcartburnings and enmities ard
bitter and innumcrab,e. - IriJune.
The New York Herald states that
severe article upon Gen. Scott. whicl
appeared in that paper during the las
presidential campaign, was written b]
Gov, Marcy.
The Editor Of the Burlington Couric|
announces that that paper will hereaftc
mot only emerge into day, but sprea
its bright. broad wings. and perch. wit
a limited ubiJuity, under the name d
the " VERMONT TRIBUNE" in and Owe
the counties Of Chittcuden, Franklin all
Lamoille."
The IIards in PENNSYLVANIA are OF
ganizing with considerable vigor The
platform is opposition to federal inter
ference in local politics, approval of tn
compromise measures, and Democrat
opposition to the administration.
KossuTH- The New York Dull
Times learns from private sources Ell
titled to credit that Gov KossuTu Led
London for Constantinop'e on the 90
of December OF course he would nd
have taken this step without an intimd
ton from the Sultan that his prcsen
there would be welcome.
Gerrit Smiths speech, Thursday. d
the Koszta affair, was more eloquent eve
than his former effort WashburnI
speech in favor of the annexation of I'D
Sandwich Islands was one Of the best d
the session.
NoMIHATioN FOR L S SENATOR
kENrUcKy --Loufsrilc. Jan. 6-Tl}
Wing Legislative caucus, at Frankfor
have nominated J J. Crittenden for
:. Senator. The election takes place
Tuesday.
Possibly 10 single Inc in the languad
So conveys the idea of height, as ii
words in italics in these six lines
Tennyson, on " The Eagle :"
" lie claps the cgag with hooked ands,
Close TO the sun in lonely lands
Hinged with the azure world, he stands,
The irr.a1l-d sea 5cleaM aim cgaic!s,
lie watches from his mountain walls,
And Ike u thunder bolt he falls"
A HANDSOME Present At Was
ington city. the friends of the Rev. Nj
Sunderin, the pastor of the Foura
Half Street Presbyterian Church, pr
sented him New Years gift of poll
of Life Insurance for $4,000.
The Rev. Mr.. Weld, Principal of Il
American Asylum at Hartford, died
his residence in that city on the event
Of the 30th OF December He had
Gently visited Europe for his health, b
without avail.
The correspondent Of the Tribu
states that there is rumor at Was
ington of new tillibustering expedite
which is to proceed in a well arm
steamer. to the Peruvian coast, til
hoist the Bolivian flag and seize up
the Lobos Islands.
Halls Effend, a Turkish poet,
written national hymn, in the style
tie Mar seillaise-a patriotic war so
of course-which is stimulating the
thusiasm of the Ottomans against
Russians in an extraordinary degr
The Turk has not heretofore been s
posed to. have much of the chant
cherub about him but all Turkey
now said to be sounding with the stra
of the new lyric.
The caloric ship Ericsson is to Il
the place of tho Humboldt on the Ha
route. She has not yet, however, IN;
her trial trip since the new engines h
been put in.
Mr. VIM. Eggleston, As years of a
was killed by the fall of tree at Me
on, on the 9th ult.
A. Latham & Co. of White Ri
Junction have finished for the North
Railroad tho first locomotive ever b
in Vermont Ii weighs % tuos.
The man. who was not ashamed to
that his cousin was asNew York All
man, Indignantly denies the insinua
| that he has relatives in Erie.