The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-12-13
Miscellaneous Items.

be added to the population of Iowa this
year, by immigration
The Detroit Times says that General
Cass will present his claims to the Pres
idency once more if he lives-that is,
his friends will present them. The
Washington Upion aud Mr. Douglas
are told to make a note of thi. fact.
TIE B,adIoyd MgN1rcr. Which lived
and died one Of the bitterest Silver GRAY
! journals ever attempted on the unconge.
NAL soil Of Vermont, has been revived
under the editorship of o. a BowE a
genuine son of the Green Mountansand
| will henceforth sustain the true Repub-
| liean faith. We commend it TO the pat.
ronage of all earnest advocates Of Ten
perance and Freedom N Y Tribnnc.
Sin JOHN FRANKLIN AND HIS MEN -
The lake Superior Mining N-eics of the
27tb ult, says =" BY private letters we
learn that the bodies of Sir John Frank
lin and his men have been found by DR..
kane's party. frozen perfectly preserved
From our authority we have the right to
believe it to be true THE report is
doubted.
Lever. the Irish novelist, who resides
with his family at Florence. went to
England to take passage by the Arctic,
but on reaching Liverpool he found 40
pressing letter from Mrs j strongly
urging him to defer his visit to tie
United States on account Of remarka.
bic presentinent that she had that he
was constrained to do SO.
A CON Of James Gordon Bennett. of
the Now York MroH. through the
favor Of tho French Emperor. is being
educated at the French Military Acad,.
my.
JrDlcIAt OPINION or Row -.)udre
Mclean. Of the United States Court. re-
Gently stated, in giving his Judgment
in a maritime case. that " RrM has sunk
more s"amcn than all the tcmpcsts that
ever blew
Az APPROPRIATE NAME-Tho DO.
ton Times SAYS We learn that the
lady of Mr.. Thomas Mater an English
gentleman, residing at the North End,
Boston. presented her loge with fins
AIN, r,s f,u,,I, ~. It'll. Li; .y
has hoor n,n,nl =. Aha =. j., L.or,i.
bo,,lo T, Is nra,,,. a,', a - g.
ture This little Nina Naker NAV prove
the gentle mother" Of a family Of re.
Puol'raus.
LroroR Irrvs James Corlir tooI,
lodgings in the Rutland County Jailtwo
months since. for n term o: six months.
because he had sold liquor ofteniimes
contrary to the laws Of this State. Last
w we, =. Tn"fr a c"mr!"'"t entered rrevi-
. I =" u" r "'e.''t e ne was IRE" '"r
orJ oost. a,,d san," o" l'" - n"eu e,o
imrrisonmcnt A. h,e ox,i~,,in r'' -
eight months jimmy cam rn f,r,L ,c,;n
1o@,,U 4"''' . IT. '"''''S - II "|'A"
a woman 1--WE shall not give the
rome } in imitation # rich, and respect
h''e men, ha' frequently been s"'l"e IL
Iu'I N I'M, WHARF haS, wc'S she WAS
~ w." . '"",'" E".''i "o'u ~ ana c'S"'
mem, Sbo is ,hc ,nn,h"r ' ~ r ~" a ai'"
rem. one an inGaotI Rnt ,hc serts,ca
will not be carried into cxrcn,ior wonn.
dcrs,aud. if this mother ceases to sell
liquor Who could execute the law in
such case . R"tIam Hcrahk
r,..o .oo 49, ,.
,,o,,'. ,e' WV =; ,i J." I 49, .n'. ~ n:e
1 1ooo ., i, 'ns I"l'e,' c S!a'e: IN
1 ,050' 'H'Ic INJURED Injured, ""t my ''l"e
i iS1o' IN. I L1 ana nI.y>'wo
20 20 . s1N'eV'' , e a''', '''r'y-o"e
gov '"en,: n'e "l''ireu an an ! o om' my
Of copies. or the newspapers in 1850,
eight hundred and fifty-fve were Whir,
and seven hundred and forty>two
Democratic.
~ NJ" '->oln'H' VH'ANS'-lhe
"no'e country Is hooue" Just now with
"9eN'S iof or.{ paTers "i,,ch profess u
oe or3nhS Oh tue ~ now y oti'nTs' it
- Me.i Nno nov, =" ana UNDERSTOOD ''al 'h's
9oo'e'Y i'V''"e' nave ''oF Whit any news
PapVi u s'n'' anu 'neSe l''e'ehaeu or~
9''o are ileio ea'cl' penny cohtrV-
'tiot9 Vi V',y papers % speculate out
% 'ne "pnc. lhose VINO ought to
NnI"' ueG'are 'l'al no newspaper Is
'u'nof'Zeu 10 speak lVr men, as 'hey
reach the iuoiic ear oy. other means
Via,i newspaper DISCUSSIONS 1et IL Is
Salu tnese lfaNelDnE agents represent