The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-14
miscellaneous Items.

-Aia late ne-tins sftbe L. s. ArH.
cuBuul sa,Hsy ~ Wassin-ssa. '-saia.
,iaa ~ts passed thst National cshsiuoa
81 sherp De- bola ia Sos state II Ncrmos,,
Al such time and p.sec a. ;hs Ncnuoui
state Arnculianl Sslr,y shall spPoiu,
Wei. nu;tous. pa, uu youf best coat
There ~ssasrycrs ffusa al Savannah
op ,he 5;h ias.
The real uuock,b,e LoSk does nj Be
iong o. Mtl ll5b.. bu, o. his employers. ---
H. has also been stiag a cheap lock of
b.. osn. sni this is ,hs QUE lately picked
in Englnl
The loek camnsu'y. ba, crroncoasly,
called The eliobhs Lock- Is suil proof
ara,ns, al pseAinE
The people Of Csaads hush At the iiea
of an lrsh inyaaon. II Nj. Gen. John
Mitchell. Comn,ulsr IN chief II al the
n,,l,e Amencin, born 10 ireland, iny1des
Caaala he will hnd the fagiiNe slaves
enough 10 dive him back For ifthey arr
conquered ID, aforesaid rcn,lenan ~ill
probably ny 70 soil them. or usa thom him
self on hi, coye,el Aabami Plantauon
Some pcople say that Mr. Webster
wrote the Ilulscmtn letter, and others that
1t was written by NJ Everett. THIS mt
ter wss vel understood and settled among
the fncnis Of ihsse two statesmen long
ago. 81, the gossip. have got hold Of it,
and -pme Of The ciiy plPors are in agony
Of wonder.
The \. Y. Hcrdld, which fought 50
fstccly against Gen. Scott at the last cleo
ton, Is now as dsrcely opposed to Presi-
dent Pierce, sud Is isvuring the nomina-
ton OF Gen. Scott in 1856. General Scott
does not deserve this abuse from the y. Y.
HrnM.
The sons and daughters of Vermont,
IN Lowell, held grand family festival on
"Wednesday evening. The company, in
GLIDING delegations Of native born Yer
moniers from Boston and other places,
numbered about thousand persons. At
the supper table various spirited, addresses
were made by different gentlemen, aud
many letters were read from distinguished
Ncmoniers who were unable to be pres
on'. SAKE, the poet, sent the following
tolst;
Jdmoni -Famous for the production of
four great staples, namely: men, iromen,
maple sugar and horses.
The dr.t are sttons--tbe last hooti
The .cc"nd aud third are exceedingly sweet.
And all uncommunly "hard u beat"
4 brilliant ball closed the festivities Of
the occasion.
Young ladies' nowadays, when they
are preparing for walk, ought not 10 keep
their lovers waiting as long as they used
to do, for now they have only to put their
bonnots haCon
Two thing. break the monotony
oran Auantc trip;
Sometimes, alas you shp a sra,
Aud sometimes sss a sAp.
--THr GADsDrS TRrArr.-Lettersf from
various sources, at Washington, indicate
the probable rejection by the Senate OF
the Gadsden Treaty.
1t Is rumored that Seantor James Of
K. l., will soon resign his seat Thus
there will be Wing United States Sen
a,or from Il. |.
Sixty husbands have told the Su.
preme Court of r. |. that they want to get
rid of their wives, or rice rersd.
A Wing Mayor has Just been elect
ed in Hartford, CT.
--TuE WHOLE vote of Rhode Island
cast Mt her late election was about 1880
aud the Wing gain on Governor 1910, or
over one quarter of the whole number
iIopplns's majority is 2,397, about 200
votes over the Democratic majority for
Governor last years. The Senate will
stand 10 Wings to Is Democratic and In
dependent; House 60 Wings to A Dem
ocra,ic and Independent, giving clear
Wing majority of - on joint ballot.
Work has commenced on the great
Victoria bridge, intended to connect Mont
real with the south shore. II will be two
miles in length, resting on twcniy-three
Pieos, with 2iO feet span each. 1t vii cost
S5,O00,000
What has Kossuth done with the
100000 collected in this country Why
docs he not go and help the SULTAN
The wheat crop at the West has win
tered well, and bids fair for plentiful har-