The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06
miscellaneous liens.

graIcllh senae ul ihrir ehNrafan 10 the
S.~rfsnfirs ~ STATE. O. rhrf ursuni ,s,.
tnriefcnrr, and 4, oar d.-nngu.slad rafs.
tvmrn. Han ~. Msrl. flr his cmioaui-
~ kinl snd cfiicirm services fcnlrfef hy
hn us the Ambassador of She aad
STATES 80 hehaif nr E.-y. D. KING aud
that iae rnndenusl Cummrtao d. rfs,s t.-
a,i 20 communicate ~ NJ. Marsh this fess.
lii9u, wiih iaeif thanks iuf bis snt ,rss-
iui iaierposiion GA behalf % our pcrsacui
81 couuigmsn.
--Wno KNows.--li u said ih1 the
Cabipcl o., Washington in making vas on
the Know No.h,nss turned oui several OF.
Zee holders who ~cro noi. and appointed
others WIN wrfe no8,5efs n co. onisr -
Liscly o. not.
Mis-. sarah Pellet, gradniico Of Ohcr-
I'm College, delivered Discourse ia New
York a snort iims since, 'agiay for her text
ihs words ''s,and mp, myself an also a
man."
In the New York Crystal Palace is
an Indian ca -hmeerc shawl on exhibition.
which Is invoiocd Tor duty AZ The custom
house at S2,5O0.
Mat Ward, the murderer, suived at
Louisville one day las, week. Tae next
diy Mrs. Adsin', cmb1idcn,d by biz
presence, doubtless, assaulted f'mtlc
teacher IN one Of the city scoo's, because
the latter had found It necessary to cor
rect one of the assailani's refractory Cubs
The assault 'ras made with club, aud
might have been attended with serious
consequences, hid il no, been for ths tims-
by interference Of gentleman VIII, was
at hand.
--CAriTAL IDEA.-ln Sockhndse, there
is Laurel Hill Association OF Us first
folks, who offer liberal premcuns for the
planting of healthy trees about the church
o. along the principal streets of lht VII
lage; also premium for the greatest i'm
provemeni made upon individual grounds
Let all our villages 90 and do likewise. 49,
The stimulation Of ampiion the plant
ing Of trees, and in general h)r,icnlral in
provemeni, is one OF the cheapest and hap.
pest ways of perpeiuating your memory.
a great deal better than politics or poetry.
The dispatches received by Nj.
/ Champion from his government, on The
Greytown affair, are said to be quite bel
ligerent in their tone towards the United
States.
When bank snspends in Australia,
they take the president To ncighboring
tree and serve him in the same manner
A simple remedy, but very eilicacious.
-SAucY.-The Transcript states III It
some time since, Gen Pierce, wishing to
heal the dlssnntions among the democracy
Of Maine. sent a message by fricCd An
son p. Morrill,, politely soliciting his aid
/ in securing the election of reliable Dem
ocratic United States Senator. The reply
/ of the Fusion Governor was--"Tcll Frank
Pierce have profound respect for his
military genius, but am Of the opinion that
ms statesman New Hampshire is as large
a fold as he has ability 10 manage" There
/ ia point to the reply-and so here must
/ have been in Gen. Pierc's rejection of
Morill's repeated applications for Office.
Douglas, Pierce and others are being
taught the ALLOWING "hlrd lesson" in po-
litical geography:
Qr-Whit are the staple productions Of
Nebraska
.1,-Beais, and a bitter kind of 'irn-
I ups.
/ There was large fire in Philadelphia
on Saturday night. Property to the
amount Of $4,000 was destroyed. There
was also destructive Are at Fox Point, r.
l.. yesterday afternoon. The lumber yard
of Meyer & Steven was consumed, with a
loss of from $1,000 to $4,000.
The yellow fever still RACES with
great severity in different parts OF the
South.
Mrs l.. T. Rowley committed suicide
in Granville, n. V, few days since.
"A man mp in n H. lately saw an adj.
vertiscment in the Boston Htrld proms.
ing TO tell any one how to make lots Of
money, on the receipt Of one dollar. The
dollar went aud the iniorm1iion came thai
greeny could make money by peddling 81,
gars. lie believed t..
--Bulwer, the novelist, in leitcr 10 q
gentleman ~ Boston, said al have clos ed
my career as a writer of fiction an
gloomy aud unhappy. have exhausted
the powers Of life 10 pursuit Of hlppinest
where it IS not TO betounl'"
The Springfield RfpuJhcua says -
'The Pope Of Rome Is now 50 hopelcssh
involved 10 debt, ihst his ordinary revenue
is quite inadequate 10 pay his iutrrcs
money, which amounts 10 about twcntl
: millions Of dollars annually; and it Is san
that # the whole pipAl Territory wcr
brought "a the hammer to-mouow, the pro
ceeds would scarcely realize enough 70 ps.
dividend Of twenty per cent, Of IN
debit
Tho State Of Conn. is out Of debt. an
has money loaned ont ut interest. tn
school iand Is valued at s5,07G0O0, sn
other productive property Of the State
estimated at $4,000, the greater pa
Of which Is invested IN bank stocks.
A contest Is going on in Cincinnat
. whether Protestauts shsll have a Sabbail
, Schaol in a certain part Of the city. Tn
+. Catholics have mnbed the house once, an
broken up the school. How long sha