The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
AlistrlImrcus 1irms.

saccecded IN esssiIitlag sssc.de a. Eae'ef'
Mn
--Abooi one hasrod hcf-es wcre killed
m unian Co. A,hnsAs. IN fortnight BY
hic..
The Cbales has huten ou, II Nash
villt. Tenn. ana nice, death, occurred IA
onc day.
Il y csHtcmpaies 10 construct rail
~sy Running elasesn 81 the Northen shore
u Lake Ere.
The Supreme Coirt Of the 4. :. ed.
iOurncd Friday 20 he nrsi Monday IN De
rcmber
A horse power rnlrosd 10 The summit
Of Noun, iIolyokc is psjee,cd.
Tine Legislature d New Hampshire
met on the 7,h.
The Palmer Worn a deadly foe To
frui, trees, Is making IL rcappcernncc in
Western Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Mcaghcr, wife of Thomas r.
Mcagher, recently died In inland.
A large quantity Of silvr has recently
been found in the Misnesou copper mines.
Jackson, the murderer Il l.Aidlaw, near
st. Louis, has been arrostsl at Springfield,
III.
The wheat crop in indiana promises
an abnndan, yield this eason.
The wheat crop ism greater forward
ness in Illinois than las been ever before
known.
-CoLLEGE Gas DIssIssrD.-Thc
Sophomore class Of Columbia College. New
York, was on Saturday last dismissed N
body from that Institution for insubordina-
ton.
"A Whir Convention held at pittsburg,
Pa, on tho 3lsi of May, renominated Da.
yid Richie, the present Representative in
Congress from that District by reclamation;
passing no resolutions but those having ref.
erence TO Slavery. The following are a
sSInple Of the series -
Resolved, That for the future the South
must take care Of itself-take care of its
secular property, supply its own blood
hounds and doughfacos-- freemen Of the
North design TO, and will crush out and ex-
terminate he breed.
Resolred, That IN view Of the dangers of
the crisis-a crisis overriding all party dis
hereby pledge ourselves as
soldiers in the cause Of Freedom-we in
scribe Free Men, Free I.abor,& Free Lands
upon our banner, and enlist for the whole
war.
WASHINGTON ELEcTIoN.--Thc cleo
ton of Mayor, Aldermen, Common Coun-
cilmen and the city officers took place at
on Monday last, John w.
Maury, Esq, who has held the office Of
Mayor for the last two years, was a candi-
date for reelection, and Mr.. Towers, n
Wing, and for some years past President
Of the board of Aldermen, was also a can.
didate, and was elected by a majority of
four or five hundred. Wing Boards of Al
dermen and Council were also chosen.
The temperance members of the Con-
necticut Legislature have agreed upon the
FIRST Of August as the time for the Maine
Law TO take effect in that State. The nd
rocate expects law that will "stand fire."
"A Yankee poet thus immortalizes"
tho beautiful river Connecticut =
a Rod on, loved Connecticut long hast thou ran.
Mr.. Bell, of Tenn, has divulged the
fact that all Southern Wing Senators were
originally opposed to the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise except Toombs, and
were forced in because it was Southern
question.
In Utah, on the death Of man, his
wives and children not being recognized
as heirs. The Church is sole heir to all
--REwARDED ALREADY.-A brother-in-
law OF Senator Badger has Just been ap-
pointed to lucrative office in California,
and son Of Mr.. Olds, Of Ohio, the Chair
man in the Committee, who made such
decisions Of order, has also been
rewarded with an office. These rewards
are for aiding the Nebraska Bill through
Congress.
The Burns CAsE--lTEMs.-The Bos-
ton .atids, in It's account Of the carrying off
of Burns at the point Of the bayonet, on
Friday last, says =
a body OF some l25 individuals, 1--WE
cannot call them men, who had offered
TO the Marshal for duty, were
drawn up in the form of hollow square, in
the center Of which was the poor fugitive,
the U. 3. Marshal and his officers. They
were armed with pistols and drawn cut.
lasses. This body-gnard was composed of
me dregs oil society nearly all were black
legs and thieves, most Of whom have been
or ought TO be inmates Of our prisons. The
sight was disgrace TO city which claims
the title of the Athens OF America, and the
sooner the aid Of such men " refused by
Government officers, the earlier law will
be considered as law, and not as an exhi-
bition Of brute force"
Rev. II. NJ. Dexter preached sermon in
Boston, on Sunday, in which he stated
fact not generally known, viz; that Burns
the fugitive, now once more chattel per.
sonnl, is regularly ordained and practis-
ing minister Of the Baptist persuasion.
There has been large crop Of effigy-
hanging, Of Loring, Hallett, Pierce and
Cashing, in Boston, Worcester, and other
parts Of the Bay State, in memory Of the
Burns case in Roe,an