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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-22
THE GENERAL sE WIS.



ADDITIONAL TROOPS FOR CUBA.
LORD Howden, the Br ish Minister, IL TO have com.
"sna uae "a me East. He succeeded BY Mr.; 0tway
six war steamers to DO sent TO Cuba instead si
'ouF, ana they VIII take out 900 additional troops.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS ON THE CUBAN SLAVE
TRADE-KoSsUTH AT sHEFFIELD.
I'D John Russell lad before Parliament treaty
with ) ain respecting the Cunan slave trade.
Mr.. bume asked II the government would also lay be
fore u Hou-+ any documents received from tho British
Consul Havana, In ord'r to ASCERTAIN L those anti
smvfry ecrees were enforced, within tie past three
month three caCses Of slaves had been landed in Cnba
Lord John ksssn replied that the treaty decree just
laid on the table, being dated March o. could have
ferred 10.
On the notice book motion for an inquiry into the
seizure Of Americans at the Falkland islands.
Government has agreed to the appointment Of Mi.
meter OF War the Duke Of Newoa tle being she man Lord
John Russell has accepted the Office OF President OF the
Council remaining In the House Of Commons, and Sir
George Gsy Is appointed Colonial Secretary.
kossufi. made "a eloquent spesch in Sheffield the
nationality OF polaod aud the Londop Times has ed
toriai endeas"ring to counieract its eject
Ten Thousand sabres we're taken from the Tower os
london to equip equal number Of Turkish cavalry.
France.
DEFATcATIONs-M. TURaOr sTILL SICK.
There hid been several defscatons Paris Bourss
but not Of a serious Import
Admiral Baudin had died, aged 20 years.
~ DE Turgot had returned from MacId leave &C alb
hence He was still suffering from the wound given by
Ar. Soule in the recent duel.
POlaRd.
DJsARMING or THE PEOPLE.
further discerning is orcere6 in Russian Poland None
but government employees allowed 70 retain firearms
Portugal.
HER NEUTRALITY IN THg WAR.
The Asanto (sei Official iourpa states that Portugal
VIII, II possible. maintain entire neutrality.
Italy.
EFFECTS OF THE CONsCRIP1ION, ETC.
From Genoa there rumors Of some Russian ships
cruising the Aedit terraEean under neutra, hags.
The double conscription is causing great distress
throughout Lombardy. Substitution costs 600 francs
Another miracle is reported from Rome. picture OF
the Madonna in the Church OF San Antona d Padcva s
Cyita Neccha, has been winkipg at the wor5Eippers
The Austrian Gordon against Tessina is abolished.
Prussia.
Prussia ho forbidden fho tcco
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ADDITIONAL TROOPS FOR CUBA.
Lord Howden, the Bri ish Minister is TO have com.
mand IN the East. He Is succeeded by MIR. Otway
Six war steamers to 30 sent TO Cuba instead sf
iour, and they will take out 900 additional troops
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General War News.

meeting between the Emperor OF Austria and the
ing Of Prussia, attended by their respective ministers
as to take place the 9th inst at Tcschean the
xony frontier. 1t was suspected that the meeting
ould not tho cordelity of Austria towards tle
estern Powers, especially Il has transpircd that
punt Wosez Is the bearer OF letter from the Emperor
Austria to Nicholas. II is, however, stated that
russia had sent note advising Russia TO accept Aus.
is's invitation to withdraw from the Turkish Princi
hlities.
There Is rumor that Russia Is inclined to authorize
ustria TO propose an armistce.
Important movements also disoeruable among the
e-,nan states.
AT conference Of eight governments recently held
Bamberg ii was unanimously resolved that 1t Is the
cntion Of al the German States TO adhere purely and
imply 70 tie convention OF Apr tho 20th IL IL be sub
ited to he Diet. At the time, there drawn
the basis OF note to Austria and Prussia IL those
ovNrs shall further consult the Dict. The note
rees 70 defend the Austrian and prussan territories
menaced by Russia provided Austria and Prussia viii
gree 10 defend Germanc territory with their whole
rco instead Of their contingencies against nvasions
ut the German States demand the right to reconsider
fsre engaging in any act Of aggression. Bavaria Is c
egotiating power between the parties.
CHANGE IN THE TUERIsH MINISTRY.
hehmet Kcpresli Pacha, recently called from the gov
nScnt y Adrianople to be Minister Of Marine, Is ap
london snd is liberal Halll Pacha succeeds him as
mister Of Marine The change is consI9ccl politically
iportant.
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Asia

Letters Of 5th May report the effective force under
EN- Guyon and Kerim Pacha at %, 600 men, with sixty
ur guns and two regiments Of Arabian cavalry There
i've been no movements except skirmishcs there is
me sickness. Food and ammunition are abundant and
20 months pay was lately distributed TO the troops
laipg six months due.
The Circnssians, under schamyl, preparing {,
tack Tiais The Turkish fotilla which was recently
nj to the army Of Asia with ammunition, had arrived
|AAy.
CoEsrASTSorIF, May 30, 1s54.
The occupation OF Rcdout Kalek by the Turks il
3med Anapa was evacuated, as also was Kuliah.
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From Washington.
THE TREATY WITH CANADA-IMP0HTANT M0Du'ICA-
TIoSs--THE GARAY TREATY WITH MEXICO, ETC.
WASHINGTON, juno 81, 1854
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HER NEUTRALITY IN THg WAR.
The A,anto (semi Official iourna states that Portugal
VIII, II possible. maintain entire neutrality.
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to il in his inaugural speech declared that the harmony
which had been secured by II should be disturbed
during his term of office The President, recurring to
the subject renewed bis pledge in his message
Congress NJ tho beginning Of TIC present session. in the
following larguage:-
Tpt not ndos the differences os opinions and
osc provsiona the aequicsocnce Of disn citizens
svSn renewed 1sor 70 our ns.its s'
OF rersae and ssurit 70 tho public mind thr1ugno9 vac
my official term have The power to avert IT, those who
placed me here may be assuSed. .... .. $500,
Under these circumstances the proposition 70 repea
the Missouri Compromise suddenly and
mnde by the same committee on territories wnicn only
ten days before had M the sancty OF the Missouri
Compromisc and declared the end of agitation, the
following explicit and unmisakeabie Language =
Your committee DO not feel themselves called upon 70
sy s ss s sisa sassl. ss
from decJins tho matters in controversy by az
ss%1s q ,n u ssf @ y 90
Smmittee are prepared recommend departure
fs% ssssy iss .rmn sssIf
se or set - & r 81 e Of
Tho abrc cation has been effected in pursuance Of the
demands OF the administration ITSELF and by means Of It's
influence On Congress. In the House of Representatives
that body which Is inncdatey responsible to the
people, the contest was equal than in the senate,
though Is due 10 justice and candor that i should be
stated bat could not have been carried in either house
without the votes Of the representativestrom the iroo
stacs Tho minority resisted the attempts TO arres. is
euseion upon ibis grave question through struggle Of
longer duration than any other known to Coagrcs
ssional history. No attempt made to stigma
tic that minority factioniss, yet We fsarlcsly
| declare that throughout the contest they resort
ed solely 10 The powers secured TO them by the iuv
1 and the rules Of the House. aud the passage Of tn
measure through the House elected theougA sub
version Of the rnss by the majority and the exercise
power unprecedented In the annals Of Congressona
| legislation The deed Ia done. II b done with clea
proclamation by tho administration, and by Congress
that the principle which !; conssns exsspas not only
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The House adjourned at hall. past six O'Clock
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Portugal.

DJsARMING or THE PEOPLE.
further discerning liz ORDERED in Russian Poland None
but government employees allowed 70 retain firearms
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-30


We arr srrr ~rrr TIE
prsn,e-s -s'a . haliasy. spd y, sh,A a.
~isi se cas- a. shssn asst -sst. b. ns
issuiaF sbs Hea1d TbsT hsss discovered
tAss sscss tre hsy thrss seeks ia lisa.
tae Aey slana he s,p, ~set co. tbeH
s~jsreiGi uss.
LsHsstse Roo, Msm houses
srs hsfses az suii s,Jssce 10 the eaect.
ofllgAaaaag aht 4 vel 10 sttens 10
usctf Pruirciisa II The present time.
AZ Edserisemcui II , lsfhuar Rod
may b. hsna thi' weeks paper. ~hich
sFPs'enty p,sso.srs many good gasliies.
and aany pa.as q ati,srs.sH.
-An cagiBe~T on . passenger train
wa svnausly, probably fatally, ip!arcd a,
whaing en Wednesday. lie va. nrei.
d~ensaliy caught between the ears and a
pest standing near the track, and the bones
ofthe chest we've badly crushed.
- arou. storm Of rsin and Wind
came on suddenly, on "Wednesday noon.
The frame Of a large building. Jus, erected
near the II. X. Station IN Rutland By Mr..
BgHai vas blown down.
-TBE CouSrr C~oSvrSrios on
"Wednesday was very faiiy attended and
vas composed alike Of Wings snd those
sho are opposed 10 the ~ueacherous and
aggressive policy Of Slavery. II DOES no,
become US 10 remAfs upon the quAlihes-
tons Of the candidates, As they are much
better known 10 our readers than 10 u.s.
The ready adoption u the resolutions Of
the State Convention by the County Con-
Nonaon indicates very clearly that they
meet the approval Of the people.
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PULsATIoS or TIE POPULAR
HEART.

The position Of parties jus, now is an
anomaly. There is 40 almost perfect a ius-
ION" Of opposing elements. Extremes
have met or are meeting. The. future is
fall Of promise 10 the friends Of Freedom.
fK.SELis Pirkcr went into Office the
chosen leader Of a powerful party. The
%Democney," from California TO Maine,
gave him a support us cordial as that rem
dered TO any man since the election u
General JAcKsoS. A hapPy reign was
predicted 10 be followed by a long sue
eessi0n Of Democratic victories.
The exercise Of common ssgaeiiy, guild
ed By an bones; purpose, would have result
Ted in the fuldlneni Of these giowing pro-
pheeies. The Wing party, betrayed, sew
erred, md beaten presenting no formidable
frout ina National contest Nor vas the
future more promising than the past. II
seemed Pfesnmptu0as 70 anticipate even a
very remole triumph over the disciplined
ssd ~eomPseted hosts u Loco Foeoism.
Bat the folly osihOss an power has done
fN the Opposition that the Opposition
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feelings or opinions u auy parry IN he
STATE. frcc soiiefs fcFaaiaie is action,
straight cut democrats fcpaaiA,e u and
honest old iiaers deneeace IT, The las,
carr mo, 10 daub ~sh such un,cmpcrcd
mortal and The others having bcen 10 the
verge. haes turned ssci from the Prccipice,
wevsa With ioll eonstepee for the
voice q evhacmnaiiou and rchehe Of the
managers ufihc convention To come up
from every town 10 the State, rcprobaung
Ia unmeAsurcd and eancs, tone The heart.
lrss and vcnal ,teaehcty to principle, the
base, moan. dishnDorable, eowafdly aud
cravcn fear Of discussion, the creeping,
%serile, aejeci. trucking saesrtyicncy to
tho administration and Stephen A. Doug
lass which have damned to everlasting In
fanny, the tsn Called democ ratio convention
Of June 81, ls5l.--H aicAman and Journal.
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never could have aeas for themselves
|, has oblitcr,tca slmss, every ,cs'ige II
disaGsoifon IN their ranks. and secured to
them the sympAshics of masses q electors
Who have long stood Aleo, From both Of the
leading political organizations OF the eaun-
Try. And the vcry policy and measures
which have thus cemeu,ed the Opposition
have distracted and aemoraliscd the Dem
ocra,ic paa,y. fS.SrLiS firRer Is As
weak to-day IS JoRs TrLrs was IN the
second year Of his parcnthcucal rcign and
the it.dicstions now are that, Ike soolehra.
ted Executive Of our own State, he viii 81
out with cven greater unanimi,y than he
came In.
Nor will the Democratic party. whcu
thrown into the minority, be essoercd BY
the reflection tina, they were placed there
by the advocacy ola hcaidcent principle
They will carry with them The odiam Of
violated fsith-a consciousness Of having
broken their promises, and trampled upcr
the fundamental principles Of a Republican
Government, in order 10 extend the Dor.
dcrs OF an Institution with which the Al
mighty has no attribute ia sympathy.
Already the work OF condemnation ha,
begun. Those in power may, like thost
in Scripture, complain tina, they are "tor
meuted before their time !" but their actor
has grated so h,rshly upon the humane
sympathies OF the People, ,hl, they need
hope for no mercy until they shall be utter
ly " cas-, out"
The work Of condemnation, buguu IL
Maine. has been followed up In the State,
OF Connecticut, Rhode Island and New
Hampshire and with alnos, equal Gun
phasis, in local contests in other Statci
which cast their votes for the present in
cumbent of the Chair of State.
And these are but the shadows of com
ing events" The elections soon to follow
in Indiana, Iowa, &C.. will de equally in
dlcative Of the utter dctestation in whict
the action of the Administration is helC
by the frcemen of the North. The brazeu
violators Of solemn compacts, who have
lcagued with the ~Propagandists of Slavery
in their crusade against Freedom, will b,
taught Il lesson which will not be lost upon
them nor upon those who shall come aitel
thcm.-.4ibany Journal.
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eIosrsoo 90 rar nrrLAsp


IL the yssr ie52-a gill be rseollsc,ed
b. c~r readers there ~ss a p~re.de~nsi
slsenon. A. ssss tine, or.y fa~t States
ssesped from the e~eyosnsgjs-s Il De,so-
ssey. aud ,hes as n -ete. ny = the skin Of
,hesf tech" hsolher year rolled around
sSiy 10 s-rll the ~msjeniies u the any
snd "a add 50 the nsHSe, of ,sefe,gn
sis.ss ~srh formed ue long ,fie mphal
prccrssion that attended tbe Inauguration
Il the ne- AsD,nistra,iea. All spps-Hlon
Gas ~esersheinsea n there ~. ary .hs-
per n tse1siftt. " vas tos, 10 the 40
I-sn" Of the vietonou. DernoerAcy. A
email mar. from Ne~ Hampshire, sec ame
~snadsnly 'sesied to gigAH'sc p~speriobs,
and ciA sss9e The land hhe q Colossus
tAs solSesi only sen,ared To ssk ,hennol-
ses, pon whsi meats ksfh this Cesar
led that he hath grown so grosti-
This Cesar has been Al the head Of
'Governnocn, sgt htie nssre thaH 4 yoss,
aud hiss eoneiosasely demonstrated The
truth that q s~os politician Is no, oaly nm
q, TO guide the eesuHie- ds great nation
In stirring tirsrs, but ,s csen 10, q, to be
the head u . gruss party. IL this briaf
sPscs Ct time the gvsernmen, h~ bscs
eompic;ey denanansiired. asS the Dous-
srsi'e party, isie 90 prood ana triumphant
10 psrslyred aat broken 10 pieces. Tie
Prsslaes, y tseesang -nk defect AID dis
rtscsin sii the Northern Sta,es, even New
Hampshire 10 20, serviie eaoeg h te DO him
,~vserenee. The prsAabAf,y !. tia, be eoulS
not today ges an electoral rsie 10 the free
s,ssss. ifu 10 found impossible 10 Nrv
Hampshire 10 elect Senators friendly ..
the Afusfnistfsiisn. Whist 10 to be expected
ffosn The ether hsAies' IF these things ave
done IN the green sre-, &c, &c.f How
iSng -iiithe Sou,h saPpor a Northern mas
~ho is thus eondemned by the NORTH 4,
has never been the policy Of Southern pai-
it'esns to sacrifice themselves 10 behalf 81
abe sinklsg fortunes a Sortkeru Dough
face. IL 10 not in human nsisfe to lsye
tre&ses fsf i,seH; the uritsr cas- erpee, .
u-afd Only frsss those Who derive sene
benefit from the treschery. When the
ropal.si,y Of "Norheru man 9th South.
ere prsaelples- begins to soehAs 8, home,
Jet him isck ca, foo a distinct and severe
Aiek from each 81 the sasihsrn States
cr.,.aae has tean defined ss--aa iiy.fy
ssnsc q fsren rrPccsed ssa THE dshn.
tsea 70 peculiarly applicable 10 thu, cent?
snsrs a. esescssed BY ssesherH ,o.snes
Hostk.rn soli,s~ispa
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4 ns oqaulss lbsi hs hsA 80 sAaol1
aN taat 3 ngN 81 tasss ep,r rruiynr
ge' p.f.aasi preferences. vhsss 4 utris
Sivias the Ar sisssft xftssasar fa~cs "
ths sasts sst 10 ssy 6errps supuai rss
.sossss = p~assps vhseA 30 asou v "
ti smp~sspet
Tbs sSias u re Nsrssrsa lnSsirv1'
"a ~ frissS ths Ceafsrsiea lie 10
s~r,ssysss slsfu,sd seOsass us Way paf.
~ a Yssnoa hes plauaeS nssif yah -
mWsh eufsasis upun Narhsfn F.vunA
ws tre - s~tv sh,, uns .~ipgutref-
hss h,eu sest,ng she'g bot y s,rsa. = IT,
tie sAHgalaf u.st be ssoels be- fnrhtesel 81
The t.ssnvew a it1csilaas thts there "
s~ciasily AID Truly - Nsah." We observe
tsai be- esar, ss i'sPos co. .sie from -hieb
4 esr be inferred thss hs laqaisos have
cesss . a. Unsatisfactory i~siminsi,sn he
frtHtly runfrssss that be has eetn nziiug
bet q passenger" m Tie wAig psry. 10,
he eoes af ihfo'ss No roaaer. whether ot
~ he lnssnds - retire H. his native loeo-
face&an- The Is sfaA 10 travel On nth
err s@' he had better D. L by al means.
The 'rgslAr aresperat4e press u the s,s,e
shich 70 kcp ~isain the pale II Desooers-
eY, by The privileges ~hlch ns editors and
eandao,oss have u packing Up soeh crumbs
a Psirousee ss the great hand Of Franklin
Pierce scs,iers sasoag them. ), disrusied
9th the proceedings and rrsBlts % the
C~unvennoal The - Psirsos" has re-oprned
Is ehosee stores of hillingsgsie. for the en-
urs.nuscui Of the democracy, and there
saH BE- No doub; that the frequent rcpcii.
uoa u soeh epsihsis as ~skanLs." -scaii-
~ag,,- yalsr-btgse,,- . tlas& Leaiss,~ e.,
sh,ch the editor Of that classical sheet Is
applying 10 the Wing party, seems not on.
~ 10 culighten the unternhed in regard to
The true isscss Of the present day, but also
~ revive ~ahlnihem the genuine doctrines
81 Ts, and a we'll grounded opposition 10
tao Hartford Convention.
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The Wing Central Comnla'
Mass. have published an address v
people ofthai State. The address ~
briefly To the intense excitement peru
the Northern and Western States uPh
Nebraska ball II compliments ths
delegation Of the State in Congress
and Free Soil-for the course .hei ?
taken on the floor Of Congress,
meets the entire appreciation Of the
Of the STATE, The COMMITTEES props
bold the State Convention VI mahia
her than usual. The address. co5ca
follows -;
We cannot allow this occasion =
without congntulsting the Whg
ssehnssits uPon the proudly emiAen
ton their pSrty now occupies
eyes OF all men turned towards thrA
this moinentous crisis, The ssnga1o
great army Of constitutional hbeH3
two short years since The Whole
weAned BY the prolonged ooHd'e'
the free aud slave States, aeqa''
Inst In the measures called the Con
Of ir50, IA a compact for the han
ton u slavery agitation The WEE
Mass, With the greatest relacisiht
many misgiyings, u IL true, yet %
good faith. determined that usey
be The hrst 10 open bffesh the
question. And well they have heT
pledge. Yet scarcely q single 4
passed of the Administrator ca
power because IL sss suppose
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We have heretofore given oas r.a
tsfs n1nercas erusets from The papers II
Vssrss~s. ~ ,ndissfions 81 the hearty .p-
tse.sA ~nh v4ieh the acton Of the Wing
State c~onsspsion has bees reessea tAfeur.
80, the sts,s- Il zee a ecnsenssss 81 the
psePis; ths time sns pis,s we're eessgaat.
Cd ,. the Wing coasmiree. fsrtk-r than
sAss 4 -ss no, the rrss, u party Effort
Tes f~cge came tsgr1hes spori,seOas.y,
is great ~n4sise-. sad in right taanly
fashion Did the basia.ss which they had
saaas To dA. TAey named The men 9TH
laundering ~seelsssiien. ZOE whom they
~ssa 70 eass tasar votes ~ The aert ~elee,ioa.
Thsy gsss sftrranes 10 sala snS eaphste
~tserssEs 10 the s-ersisnen, ~hcA "a hsss.
tag IN al breasts, We have yct 10 Geo Of
bear q the mar. 81 sny party. Who r.s
pssssn, At tAsi Convention. .sA -itsss.eA
IN, spsr, .Axh perssse4 ss4 eoa,so,ied 4.
che has ssprcsset = sAsasv u dDast in
sss.sa 10 the sneeni, sAA esraostRess a
pzFress VITA which Il -ss characterized,
~ ~to has venssrce 10 cast Al oaaBaas
soH3sxisfs- saos ss sseeess. We have
gtrss sstrass ffs4a Two free ALL papers
~hass edaors ~ets pFesrha. ea1sxiag The
seiiea 81 the con-etaioa -ilA lltiie Lees en.
ussssssn thsh the Haesst sfdeHs whiss
The editor q the Green MoaH,sis Pres-
psA. ~AO ga not PrsssHt. puts GA hs green
sp@<sssiss AID hSuga be esA aaA sosh,sE
- slssrPross q. . sAspassS To sasa. 6na
h.pi, sna sssIi sbesi a. Hs temper 10 ss-
tesnuy sesFse see,ass the conyeniiaA al
.<s d. sonrthnAg .roSg. lie easzplsiAs
bs<sass The ressausAens A. nss srntaia ,
~ss<lssslaes ~ fsisA 10 regard 10 he abstract
Sossaasa ~ he ~rfAlscssssss ~ uargAt. |
~ slavery a. u thsFs ve'. ten
rss IA The sais -Ao sntsnslse1 a
sssss apea the sshieSt hssiss sonPasaAs
BnlssfS ~ss ns nomlnsieS 10
passs u Isags Royes. Ne. 90 10 ns
y~ssssssA me nght q any man - sntsszsis
|. prsfsssass kx M Bnisrrd. We be.
,~s hAaa u be an able and ~ershs nsn
~ ~s are %, sssis thai be las slsims 10
10 ofses 81 Goasrsas superior 70 tsass a.
etys nsyes i've .~s ~ - ssssS-
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NOTICE.

The Temperance County Convention
will be on the 10Th of July instead of the
10Th in cons cquence of the mass meeting
at Montpelier on the 18th.
LORENZO SHELDON.
JAMES BARRErT.
Rutland, June 28th, 1854.
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ian ~ tbs whose naysuls nmf Aalhiag
" - isis a. " suemw 80 rsts sI~rhr
fsndio ihs. - he fainfs tos - assrr
h esras dtsl a., snpssssie, a CaAa
" ~, Lua.a sis,. uslless tssufhi
ssepi shsi . ipss ts''sa and W ssiy
rTs8usl cswfss - a.assrt. vesis 10
isa~ss4 ~ &i.sstssss' cse,sis,sa-
u -oeS tssrs inse sraeo slausi .,sss
Gle 81 e.rpfs -bscA prsssc-s nss
sstssropAs ~ ~ Dssn4nse. tsgrss,s
-sA ,s'bs vhi.A hs8 NJ o. sicnos 10
'ffstsner b. fiani .sis1A
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Derlnont Ncms 1trns.

uCtln0ut MUS Qtfl1tS.
WIN 'odge
"1' 'Phh'"a' ""'hs mas been
occurring ''e Pc'p'e OIL Dufihg'on-end
'" ''en' u'e nc" gospel
The Burlington Sentinel gives an
extract from Mr.. George s. Curtis letter
to the New Bedford Mercury and attributes
II 10 Judge Curtis-ano,her man entirely.
-pRrs,,r.r,os-Mr A,no,d who
ha. an long ana an 6,,,bfnIlv n.,foruo, ,ho
du,ie, Of Conductor on tho SnlI,y.n Rail
road. ha. RESIGNED ,h,, nosi,;on and >.
moved IN Tho az, w.s,, e
Railroad official. with whom no h,s ,.on
associated in ,hs nereonu.r.o oe ~. All.
las, week n,esen,ed him wi,h vo. 49,
,iGo, Gala h.,a.d c,no-R T..
u"
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MEDICAL CoLLEaE.-The
anniversary commencement exercises of
-, ~
ed at st. James Church in this town on
"Wednesday the 2ist inst. The nnniversa-
0'e"-
ent.
The degree Of Doctor Of Medicine was
conferred upon the following named young
gentleman who, we understand, acquitted
themselves with much credit on their ex-
Animation
Lneian Vail Abbott, Of Worcester.
!ohn fhhlips Clement, Woodstock.
HsIVey Fairbanks Sheldon.
William Arnold French, Beaverton, sc.
Lucius augustus Hubbard, Northheld.
Andrew Jackson MaMsster. Fairfax.
,'o',ae"ee, MI
ohafies augustus huggies' Lynn Mass.
george orlando smith Bradford Mass
George Black Young. Castle Creek. NY.
Uood,,o,k v,r.
""'oN '"e'o"y'
-TREsEspous ExrLosIos.-Mr T.
b. VIM, the liquor agent of this town,
w..L ,o,.hoa u.,.L r,.,. m,
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mo~,a-.,h,., '
- h.rraI .a,u1ma.
80. a..,a~;1. -,
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' ""n III
ry' oa'' ''i'' COM
', s"s ~ ''oa' WIN
~ "'s '"se we
Tue
law DOES IT'S PERFECT WonE.-
freeman the 'neorne'oie BARNARD rumsel-
'ef' mas Just PAID one hundred n forty
doaa'' 10 the State ms lines and cost for
se'''ng rum rather uhan 60 TO Ja'l and ,hro"
n-",p"h,n.~a, -.
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on Tuc.a,v las, ,h,,ni0, hin Ia -