Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-04-28


-InE WHITEHALL Chro"'"' states that .
the canals will he open the 10Th OF this .
month or first "i next and that the trnnspor-
"uoh business promises W w ''S'' wv
c""i'hs seuSo" '""" !" ANY previous '"'
~ rL,N is in contemplation to connect
Plattsburgh with Rousc's Point by Rail |
road, and that speedily. The Rouscs Point
papcr saws it Is rroroscd +, build A road from
Rouse POINT TO west 'hahv' ana there con
ne't WIN inc f'attSpurSh ana MONTREAL
track IN 'nls way o'roc, ine 10 RATS
""'"n wiz 'c 'Vc"re' v! '"''o'n9 ro'' "
oniy - mIicf
-TuE Es,tv to. IS W Rogp5hoar i,
informed that Mr. Gibbs the founder, at the
Port Henry furnaces was killed 4G.,torly at
that place on Tuesday by heinc crushed ~
the immense water wheel whch drives tho
machinery of that establishments
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i'"N. '"hN pN'''' VI honest john
h''''' az Nv '''r" '''i'u' "ien ao MS resi-
oenco III " or''s'er '''S9.''h wednesday the
''th' ag'" VI yours ne was CHOSEN toy
'rh"r OIL MASSACHUSETTS t"F ycars-in 1851
3d., ana ~ inc last time h7 she largest
majority ever gwen to Il gubernatorial candi-
date IN that state lie was several years
Representative III congress and served two
) terms III the United states Senate Aitcr the
EXPIRATION OF his last term as Senator, in
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fo''i''''! "o".S' ANU 'a'' h''''''a'r having
VII" I"i'''' ,ic WAS " niS'
90 20 wen A"o""' CIV, 7'''''S ''SPccteu ny
"'' '.l'o. .i''~vn'' "c 'r'"n',e 'v' o' ms
the prevention of explosinns one of tho mast
friu,nphant and successful acts of LEGISLATION
that ever sought to- arrest great public
evil.
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ported in London. that Lord Elgin was to re
sumo the Government of Canada for short
tune only; and he wa, then to he transferred
to the Governor teneralship of India anC
that the Marquis Of Chandos would succeed
him in Canada. The Marquis of Chandos il
son of the Duke of Buckingham
-THE Nrw JERSEY Railroad Comran,
have placed on their trains car for the OK
elusive use of ladies' and their compa
Mons. Signs on the corner. of the car init
mate that no gentleman will be admitted ex
ccrt those accompanying ladies
u ,,. re,
missioner, Mr.. Wilson, has sent ~ Congress.
d corrected statement in regard to the extent
Of the public lards Of the United States ~
saws the whole surface r the United State,
embraces only .S9l ,iS0. 500 acres, which j.
less bv 300, 7O4. 500 than was reported In I'll,
annual statement from the land office The
mistake arose in over estimating the extern
Of Oregon, Nebraska. and the Indian terrific
rie.. The difference Is a rather importan
one.
MIA KENT WRteu1. formerly Of Shore
ham. Addison Co., merchant. died lately il
California. on Sunday the 5th or 18th ult
pr;vate letters 70 his friends inform then
that he had gone out to mining location
near Downerville. and standing upon elf
, accidentally fell at hrst some % ieet OF
his head and shoulders upon loose fragment
oil rock-from thence rollihs ana. ialiini
aHother descent OF some AZ feet more to TIN
foot Of the prcipicc, where he WAS taken NJ
scnscless sb,ckinplv hruised and lacer,ted
Some little hone at the first was entcrt,;po
of his recovery Lut he died soon after the fall
M 'o' 'hhF> 'o>' hNrioN' a'lo"rh'
, .ouol,,,;ons n favor Of ,bo Nohr,sLo Kon,,
hill. or touching that subject (while the
touched almost every othcr( except so far a
70 e,rress much apprehension that new re-
, cion with twenty States. more or less. al
, non-slaveboldin.,. were TO crow nm in rho
e quarter, and through the homestead and 9th
er contrlVances were TO be rapidly people
= with foreigners.