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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
0\E uIInRED DOLLARS KEWARD

vE'H! -bove reward will be gwen for the apprehension
aii delivery me, in this city ot JACOB, VINO let
'ac Goal r!s in fIcnrico on the 18th Of April last lie is
o. dark complexion feet inches high steps and speaks
very quickly but when confused tie walks win
.. e: shorl"r lower sham tho right He was well sup
pl-d viii co,l;n- lie was ,rrced TO the Petersburg
'sc~ aEi then 10 Norfolk II taken out OF the Shte
oae luarrd dollars will be given for hr delivery to me
AZ " II Inc state twenty ilvc dollars -
lu..t o. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

I;is not for us To pronounce the mcri;ed culo=y on
the character oi Tll"mas Kilchie but we may, 9iih-
on, any improper Intrusion "i personal feeling, rHls-
i,r to The columns OF the E"q"rr thr tribute his
private virtues and lis public scr?ccs, which the
public press dcligs 10 render, without distinction oi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

leap not r.r.4 .ss scs.!oes t::'G 'Le: q eat::
Patch "rs wiiue-srd on >'i.'4", 10" SY"S,Ht ..,.'
y.,,,n,, f,rl,,r va, "Liruig rcross tue Ur4gc st
1.m"in; D%" t, ia.t M after t~ ,T as passed
h. n.;n,. VA. .ud!.uly r"vcr-e2 AID the cars wee
nnck.i II, rapid rate. lh"r'. wa~ 10 ro"!a Oh III
L ~: ,,, brG-,.. To- stand between the edge 2ld u"
.,r. the only alternative war 10 sPrmS OF! into the
creek running thirty or i"r'Y tect below. The yourT
man cav. uIr look NJ the and instantly spraE-
vcr The side and struck the water feet foremost. The
rain stopped but 10 the surprise OF all! the hero
If tie pcrilOs feat came ol tie water. sno1: LIN
.e and walked of wls,liug Jordan is tt hard road
10 travel. believe. Cmc,aa9t' C0mH@rt'dI'l
The celebrated Virgil \. Stuart, tie cal;I'E t:'
historian of IN. land uirate JOHN \ Murr,, c:ct :e'
Gently at bis residence in Wharton couni|' IcAA"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
LIORTY DOLLARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lcf

lie CHsi Macs in HcnrcO sunday. me Ith lsant,
2 PASS 20 Richmond and hrs not been heard "i since
-t!o'owu: Tucslay when he still in the city. lie
~ ac,v~ !.lgcut and sprSh,iy blnck Negro about ~
!, Of age fee: 10 10 inches in height; generally
,r ~!..n hc preaks mouth small and very round =,
sfc'caGSe,;S Scm Charlottesville, or lis neighho!hood
'~is re wGs raised.
ASDRfw LEI; the suma place on Sunday the llrh. lic
'a!G. Lrosm Ncaro about feet to inches III height
" say" couu.rnancr rarely speaks unless spoken 70.
Z; !; "xr"ct!ngy duh intellect.
TWENTY DOLLARS each will be paid for their dclive.
Fn'ac Nine. or in Richmond. JOHN J. WERTH,
..ay .1-o,u.v Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

HthANC NCERi-NlRGlNiA. In the 'HeWt "o"f'
~ Buckingham -
.a0ass Jones PHI
against
tsrataa lones Mary Whitehead. Edward J. Gillian
A., tGcy h's wife Powhstan Jones John ~ MsS Ian ",id
1 M b. wife, Amanda Jcnea. Lucy Jones. John Hill and
"aLam " lonc. Deits.
~" dec:" made in hi. cau.e on the 18th day OF April,
| -, injected the following inquiries. viz
e" ":thc: Jos:as joiner, the younger, was al tue
80 N IL death indebted TO any person whatever, whe
~ ~ 9o" on Otherwise, and, If indebted the amount ot
uti;-, 'Ae character thereof 10 whom due, aud what
fr.'' 'ncLn, il nny. has been paid
eSoHiiy Who now the heirs Of the snid Josias
h. ~ lie younger also, whether he left widow, end If
t'1' "E"'aer she s HOW G.!ve'
.Ho!l'E-Ar persons interested in the foregoing de-
. orc ae."ny notified that will proceed a; my Office.
shan Court House Oh the 2i,h day of July next,
c]h" IN" sn:d inquiries
%Iir'Hunt.r niy hand this la,h day OF June ls5l
s-.~, S--cwiw \. 7. EOCOcN. Comm.
Is cHANCERY.--!n King William County Court,
June ~. Isl:
HeaIy Taylor, James f. Taylor Ann Alexander. and
~ besSctt and Mary his wife, Coupts.
Iry Bradbury hnd Susan his wife, james Orrel Tho
u o'Tel and Richard Orrel and Martha Taylor the lat
r-s r-.sh undrr the age OF twsny-ouc year, Dc'd.s
-, ohS cnnc the comp!a!uants by their counsel and
se' bill: and on their motion Peter Wyatt assign
w w.aa!an ad htem 10 the infant defendant Martha Thy
ut%ha Der II This suit aud thereupon hed her an
anu the defendant Lucy J. Taylor likewise filed hcl
nndi II appearing that the defendants Henry Brad
t. Sna susan Bio wife and jamoe Orrc Thomas OErcl
O!cll hEc not residents o this state, II 10 or
c,. iey appear, within one month alter due puor
VI ass order, aud do what is necessary TO proec
prbl And the Court directs that this order ot
s.h- once week for four successive weeks IN the
Enquirer Iai De posted at the front door Of the
a Of this county the first day of the next term
q ,b The object OF this suit is procure sale
and "l.reo! Jane Taylor died seized and possess
led the.e.n " 'He proceeds among the parueo ent'
S'-'miw w. d POLLARD, D. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

GCANO TRADE.-Dr. James Higgins, the State
Agricultural Chemist of Maryland, i'll letter TO the
Washington Union, in relation to the high price OF
cuano, gives the following interesting facts touching
the present condition of the trade i'll the article
"Peru owes about s6D,oOO,OOO, for which she has
pledged her guano. OF this debt full one-half Is due
10 Enrlish holders of hor bonds, whose agents are
Anthony Gibbs g. Son; the balance is due 10 the fol-
lowing houses, who have either loaned that govern
ment money on the pledge of guano consignents, or
are the agents of houses which have done so VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
LILLE ELErtIAXT. ."-.rlr el.phan. tin, below.

THE ELEPHANT. The "" phan; that bel0Gs
cd fo the Mraagerlc which exhibited in thi- c:'y o.
Tuesday, Ati!l CONTINUES in IN uurGsy -in:' "i lsr
lie wu, confined with cral chains in order g. ;e"2
him secure, bu: soon after the "Xhiun wns ci"ssc
he succcc,G in -rvcrii. two ni he caH!.r .~"-.
however, which fastened to"rc I'- ~ DE- y.
r,rk. he was r,ahc 10 break Con-. "ra... .r".,e
nc,t wa. caused ainong .Euec VINO ,.Hacsg To- - =
ON the ground, and many t-d ;ro." '' .t'G ~. A.
haste lie /, Undoubtedly: da.ri 'G",- a-..'.. ~
con2any peii 500 Tor daua-e' done hS hA: ' .'.'"
day - [,,nr Hr,IJg-.g .SIgrdJET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
,STIr DnI-T.aRS REWARD

uNy AMY from the subscriber, about the 3rd or 4th
n i.y o; March negro Eiun named OE EEi.ION. he
=. 49, IT,. ..a yy-y black. and ahnut 10 yenrs old
rr~nra OF 80 Nj! he given tor said negro II hHSh oU'
OF the sa:, AID cred safely 10 me, or deposited s"'
Is IN some jn u. The state 30 that can get h'' MI"
f,wGri o: 80 II taken in the Siutc w ..,
EDWIN J. BAKER,
l. u u. I M Nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

ROCA DEAD.--Wc have letters from Havana an
rouncing the death OF Roca, the lntendente who
Committed the outruges on the Black Warrior He
died Of black volnt IN the night OF the 9Th ultno.
Thus, while Mr.. Souc's demand for his removal was
pending, power far higher aud greater than that OF
any Government has removed him. Washington
S.Tr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

1-rDERGROUND RAlLROAD.-Itis stated that
n slave, belonging to Mr.. jonathan Moore OF Ricn-
a,and IA, arrived at Medina, New York, on Friday
~ ia., week via the underground railroad, and on
SUNDAY was in Canada
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
From the Warrington Union.

Il is with no ordinary pain tha; We ac called upon
+, unoouurc the death in this city, Yesterday, ~ IL"
mas Ritchic H." had been gradually declining ana
-inkin. for several months until Yesterday nt """"
~ n'cIck his ir was hrou.i, 10 n peaceful close
We shall not undertake NJ present 4" speak "t The
character of the deceased. lis i"r- and hom":"hIc
career of public service rcquir,s more extended mo-
iice than wc can now make. Few men have "A"ried
n grcarcr influence upon me luDi;c lhd linl 'lf'
| R,rLir md none have lett behind more slotlcsS
| uriynir and public reputation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

Mr.. Ri;clIi" n Is well known was lor long series
OF years prominently runmccicd with the press ~ Nir
gnia. and subsequently, with the Washington Cm;"n.
lie wc!'!c!. duriH= his extended editorial career.
most marked and decided influence. and has nov
g"n" /" his gravclu ul ycura and hnors and lcavin.
n LARGE circle ot friend, and relatives I" mourn his
loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07
fFron, the Richmond Penny Post

were.re to have TO announce the death OF dI2 IIos
n'rnck' Monday after somewhat protracted Illness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-07

TFEUln lI.t HH"'''''T '''I' -
The venerable Thon,ns ktchie expired at twelve
o'clock. Yesterday, NJ Washington c''y' nj me age {"
poar Gur score wears. He was We believe. the oldest
,,r -; tho Tni,.d Stntrs. and continued to possess
MI i' the vg"r 90. Of youthfnl thought and dicon to the
last efforts o, his pen. His death will hr heard with
regret cvcrvwhcrr-ior he was universally c'lecnied
as an honest and upright 'nait'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
foreign Mus.

Nrw NoRk, March y
The steamer Pacific arrived here All
o'clock last evening.
In consequence of Russia's prnbibia,
the exports of hreadstutis they are 6ua1
at Liverpool. Western Canal r. a 10.
War preparations by France and I'm,
land continue.
On the Danube two Russian Column
had attacked each other IN the dark b, m,
take. Each supposed the other a TurkiI
column and opened a terrific cannounde
Day light exposed the blunder. The Rns
SANS themselves estimate their loss at sew
ernl hundreds. Skirmishes CONTINUE be-.
tween the Russians and Turks.
The third edition of the Morning heel
announces the arrival of u messenger VII
was ~lmmedlatly closeted with the Quea
bringing the announcement that the la
SLAMS had carried kalafat and massaenl
all within its walls. The story IL not 90.
orally believed, though the preceding H.
tellgence had announced that the Rnssna
had opened their first approaches. II
story has however thrown the public la
the most intense excitement.
The London Chronicles Vienna core
pondent tclogrnphs that new proposals NJ
been received from Nicholas. Russia ofeI
to eqacuate the principalitics the momel
her drait OF prcliminarics Of peace is signsI
the terms of which however are ma, me
favorable than the last oyer,ures which M
conference rejected.
From Asia we have nothing n, imntl
tahce. Neither have we ANYTHING or inieI
est from the fleets.
The Greek insurreciion had been sh.Al
checked aud was no longer formulate.
The French Government advertise h,
100 ships TO embark troops and stores 1,
Marseilles for the East.
The Earl Of Londonderry IL dead.
More difficulties had arisen at presto
with the operatives.
Messrs. Dickinson g. Co., of Glasco,
have failed. Their liabilities were 200 /
600 pounds.
MIR. Soule was reported to be in hlch &
vor with the Queen Of Spain. The SPAN
instruction had been suppressed.
Portugal was qnict. Austria was III
slightly %wavering. Prussia refrains iuI
indicating what course she will pursue. :
a British Courier, bearing y summ . .
Tor the evacuation Of the principalines. T,
already on his way to st. Petcrsburgh.
II Is reported that the Prussian mlniss =
NJ. Mantonfoll, had offered his resienats |,
iier Majesty, Queen Victoria, was to.
view the fleets on Saturday.
England aud France have agreed to so
press any rising in Italy. /.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31

How TnE SOuIH rALk-We Il
belo" h specimen Of the speech deliy
IN the House By Mr.. stephens Of Gere
'in answer" 10 the able aud forcible ar
ment Of Hon. James Meaeham. The q
Patriot thinks Mr. Meacham WIS N
ally used up by stephens. The Paths,
bound b think 80.
"Well, gentlemen, you make a rood D.
Of clamor over the Nebraska measure.
II don't al un us at all. We have :
used "a that kind Of talk. have Tire
ened before, bat you have never prdore
You haze alSays cayod IA, and you p
again You arc a mouthing white live
set. OF cOunse you viii oppose the ms
ure we expected that bui AZ don't c
Tor your opposition. You vii rail, bi
are used 10 your railing. You vii u
but ~ do addens. We expect d ri ADD
and w expect II Of you. You are lke
devils that we're pitched osef the bsis
ncnis Of heaven intO hell They ~ b
howl al theif discontinue. and ~ vii
Bot Their fate Is scaled, and 90 Is your
You must submit 10 the yoke, but 81
ohaie. ne1tleinen, 80 base gOl y9gm
power. You tried 70 DIVE us 10 uhs '
40 lr'O, but things arc changed
aud before, you e iinpeuDus SOD
ing and Sould not agree 10 rIn ur l
3o,D ~ The Pacific, aud take oil The
tory north u that lnc. You wtm
and sanisd more. But n0w you boo
whole. You vent a sDDlng, ph4
cOme home fiesesd. Don't b. ~ mp
a. - complain. You Will Only b.
IN ube lace. Don't resist. loB 80
BE- dashed inio obedience. L@gsaiu'
Arw fof1, ~ Rhode lalsni, " Moe
sfiis, the Northern divine che Op
Of Nebraska everywhere are merely
shnse vocation s b hiss they are I
hosilng dsFlls pho shall b. seE y y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
u 4. HICKS. SUIT.

Ma. HArnrsi
SiH--Dceming u = matter Of in'cr's, 10
The county, that the statistical information
conveyed by the census obtained and com
pictcl with 80 much labor and expense,
should be diaased among the people sud
a. sone of L. Tables ~ill not interest
the mnny, vet many will he Interested in
~crnc nj them. I propose. in successive mum
bers, rs time may permit, 30 10 arrange the
different settles, that within a little space
and easily 10 be understood. they may be-
examined and kept a. uaciti data Tor future
use. II 50 be that tins Table shall be nd.
missable, | shall con,iunc the ouh.rs. some
~ha, in az abstract form perhaps, in future
numbers. 1t vii add much TO their use
iulness and TO the qualification Of mauy II
others shall deducc thercfrom such com.
pirauvc information and observations. a.
will suggest themselves to many an intel
ligeui reader.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
rur rr.r arssIros.

Hos @sHs Al lAs NsnA arc IN h,or a
lie AeaFsska hsai Cuugi he nnHhe, q
tsen heleing oacs saAsf the geussal ea.
sss-Ssaa sna ysu vlA have hsa tsa,h. q
"e a~ft@srs saPpnsufn q uais bal.
40 ssA.s - the Des.acfsiie p4ters IA
seFasss sss DJsng 10 nsaks the Ns1nsk.
s~iHAs The ns n pelaserASy. IL ia.
sAss ssss "a efsss u shs Fosermaeui a.
ssS he w@sAsgt4 u.a liesr a. an
sTusd h0ss the wsnAss0ss ass a deus.
sHnr papsf.
IN anssa-aas 300 . To-snL RIA.
tfosqf'ea s-aS.As a. Aseens kM
SO A.~ssr ls-ssas Tony " es,s.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31

SLAvrRy RssoLurioSs Low
anna Legislature has unanimously pas.
resolutions declaring the Compromise.
hnaliiy on the Slavery question.
Major Hobbie died at Washington y
terday morning. .
FRon CALIfoRNiA.-Stesmer I'M
Stales arrived at New Orleans yesterd
with California dates 10 March Ia.
weeks later. Steamer OHIO was IA
from Aspinwall, March 20th, for N. Y. ,
l,0O0,OO0 IN gold. The California n
by the United States is TO March isi. /
news from the mines Is very good. L.
amounts OF gold had been taken out.
markets still continue depressed.
Tnr SoSoRA FmLiHusTrns.-Adv
from Col. Walkers expedition are to +
18th. The American ships of war Cob
bus aud Portsmouth reached Ensenada h
~. Col. Walker nj the head of IlO 20
with one gun Immediately marched fofs
Tho'nls leaving behind his sick and wa.
ed. Many Of his troops had deserted {.
those remaining were desponding and b
abandoned all hope Of success.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
rms NEAmasKa nil.L NArp,Ao.

Douglas armed BIN SELF ~rh whip aud
spur 90 dave the ball through the Sena,e.
Al business was al an end when this apple
81 discorl ~ss thrown into the midst. II,
received an impulse FROM the Admin,strs
ton, and every outside pressure which
Prcsidcn, Pierce and his Cabinet could
conJure up, was applied. Through went
the hiii WunPhinu,, and plump down into
thc House.
Tn Tuesday Of last week il came no in
the House, AMI Mr. Richardson Of li.,-a
Lieut.. under Donsas, moved thu, i, BE- re-.
trrred 10 the committee on Territories. and
Mr. Cutting, lliardl Of Ncw York. moved
that Il be referred to the committee Of the
Whole on the state of ,he Union. This
ist,rr motion was a "home thrust" al the
bHi aud the Administration. On a call for
The previous question, lI3 members for Il.
Then wa there silence and anxiety ~ the
House. The friends II the Administration
sa~ IA" gull that suddenly opened before
them, and the opposition saw II also md
ielt themselves able 10 throw the "Nebns.
kais' INTO IT, Over went the bill by a vote
OF 10 90 % Every IA Hhem Wing voted
fof the rcfoIenes 20 the committee Of the
~h9le. Thi- COMMITTEES is a "Slough Of
D~spond,- a place where troublesome aud
obnoxious things are throvn, with d small
chance II returning. Here the bill b. mol,
deed, but i consigned 10 is "long sleep"
It stands Gr down Ga the r.i Of bills refer
rcd 10 this committee and ugs, await IT.
torn.
Bat desperate efforts viii be made to
awaken h, and snhg Il up for sction. No,
one a ~ opPsser. oagh, to be abscn,, fr
II may come mp ., a time aud 10 a manner
that ~ili secure 80 success. ANY bill
~lih Is ftcads is mel, hopeless.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31

~. osf - 80 r~rs' sayqrs 90 usrr
na w. yrsscy . o. 0af .. a, o gnsf q a.
osseen ff ~ssa .sal ~ p. sifr lAsf ! !,
- he'F nes ~ fri q sas ~
gF.D no aaass4 Aes ns base ~ ts-sr
~ "a p.qw 81 ~ aht e~s rr,fas .
rAanpur "a 81 mG~ 40 srargs Deer "
1heawt h aha ssa.s, mu hesi 70 agp
ssan ena ~ r1re fsss - ~ na ~
- ecnarray II Gewaar gsa saasa 40
.Nsheasis 81"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31

On the sFint ~ lrvsy sad disptast. hasc
attended SEVERAL examinations 81 hr hna
during The yuaf sns ara ~ ~cl persuaded
ofth-if useful ~toadency. That I can cona.
IDENTIFY rcosnmcaJ ybcr ss n,oaus II ".
rising Cur Publ.c -cAeols.
JOHN A. HiCkS. S,gT.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31

-MAPLE Su6AR.-Tho time is at
hand for commencing the hard work of
sugar making. b, in season. for there is
liitle snow upon the ground and when the
warm days come the buds will put forth
ripidly. Be clcanly in every step of the
process of manufacture. We saw AT an
Agricultural Fair, last Fall, a specimen of
a large quantity of white, yely nice sugar.
which received no cleansing" in the proc
ess. by US ny only clean vessels. and by
keeping out all impurities, the labor was
not 'ncreaced, but the quality and quantity
OF sugar was greatly increased. 1t costs
too much hard work TO make sugar. to have
1t spoiled by filth, carelessness. or burning.
II the trees are tapped in season., and the
sap is gathered and boiled in as ~cleanly n
state as It runs from the tree, then supar.
making will generally prove a profitable
labor. Otherwise. the trees ara injured In
no purpose, and the reward Of labor is
lost.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
cosaar..,as.i

II ihe ssaair. Msrrb 9Th shs nrscra.
~ Ill as iatua ~ slich srrvrasir
hrsocn isu snl tanf, naidas. To. ).
sas iluaso tIi shich cats 81. d TIE smcsi
sstnanfa.
Tbc Stasnr- of.-ra nnenamnu,a ~
sarr~s,ed Htcrpussaons Ia hsyos q iher
~Faritaiss lacsiasvs
~ a vper g spposrt thai the Govern.
spsai hsVe pad ~ transporting mails BE-.
twcrn g. \ ana Vcn Craz f-sn Fss. So
srr issa sEHia Fos -transsarioe
supplies ans muainons ff Naval sericc
on the Facde. ipt thne years, slT.s23 -
~ Psri6e Maii transportation, g., three
srArs st7t04Ss fof transporting trc,p.
% and from California. oseroh Texas. and
ulah fos three wears. S201Lifa
10 0o House. On Monday, in the Cotu-
mni.c II ihe whole. the Cul snd Dpls-
matic Appropriation bhl was taken up
NJ. Cauinr Hand 81 \. y. rosa To speak.
There vss ash 60 hear hnn. lcd.icnd
I'd btasslf sgoius the attacks by NJ Brac.
kcnndgr Dem from Nv. Nj. C.. chained
g. be- a freed Of the Nebraska bill. bal, did
u0t like ~ form nor the manner It cauhs
up. H. was opposcd 60 Badgers amend.
mont. NJ Breckenridge and M. Rich.
ardsoh made short replies. Mr.. &. de-
nouuccd the THion', attack on him. and
sid thai Il was conducted bv the HOUSE
CLERK. Breckenridge told Cutting be-
talked ike o iasycr 10 a bad case. and not
lie a s,stosman,-ho regretted that Mr.C.
had taken snch a course on the blll,-aui
denIed any special allegiance 20 the Ad.
miuistntion,-said his Constituents sup
ported him, who were the peers Of Presi-
dent and Cabinet Cutting had said tia,
B~reckegndge was The last man be expect.
ed 10 make an assault on him. Broken
ridge asked why Cutting said this, from
his District sl,jC0 had been sent into
breckenridge Distnc, to aid his election.
u. said he knew nothing Of it, and that he
was elected in spite Of money power
Mike Walsh pitched into Cutting. The
debate grew warmer, and Breckenridge
asked Cutting 10 take back certain words.
C%uiting,-"I viii withdraw Bo,hinp.--
Neutrality-suspicious. gentleman saws
sknik. he says what is false, and knows
IT," Mr.. c. continued to remark very Sc
verely on his opponents course, at the
close of his remarks the House adjourned.
The eNcitment in the House was great.
and, Of course, a duel was talked of.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31
NEW =.


WV NoAt
We have have nothing hah..
Washington relative to the Cour..
Breckenridge difficulty,
The steamer Black Warm, ,. n
vann7 Is coming up the BAY
The u. ). Steamship ct war c.,.
Capt. lIolhns. vas at Ap-invall on
but would sail Ia a few dars for CHA
Bay. Officers and CROW all VOL a..
liulhus his fully manifested his mi,
Of protecting American citizens t,.
and transient on the lsthmus. The p
ma Rnilroad is being pushed thra,. !.
vigorously as possible.
Bosro,
The Arabia sailed NJ noon with .,
sengers and s2o0,O0o in specie tor l.,,
pool.
BosroN. March N. 1851
William Philip Gree,y, late Collect
the Port of Boston under the Admins,
ton Of Mr.. Fillmore, died in Ilayam
the 18th inst.
An European Steamer arrived on n.
day. Nothing nov of Importance.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-31

-BLacKNooD's MAGAzrNT.-No. c.
cCCLN' contains, ist. Abb,ssinian Ab-
efniions. ID. Part Ill Of the Quiet Heart.
80. National Gallery. 4lh. A glance II
Turkish history, 5ih. Macaulcy's Size ,ch.
- 9Th Fif,y years in North Hemisphere.
"h' a sporting settler In Ccylon. s,h.
Gray's letters.
-LoSDoS QuAkrrELr Rrvuw-
No. CLNNNVH il received from the Pub.
hshen, l. Scott 4 Co. y. T.. II contains.
list iA'e and Works Of Gay. ID
humboldt's Cosmos. 81 The mi.,iun Of
Polynesia. iih. NJ. Gui1o,. 9Th. Re.
hglono Of the Chinese rebels. 9Th. Css,,e,,.
travels among the laps. I'll. Momni. of
King Joseph. sth. Turkey and Ras.ia.
3D. 5b, and 9Th, articles are Of great
interest.
Tar WEsTNNsrrERryuv-N
tAiA, coniains.- 1t. Constitutional Re.
form a. PfoPoHias and las eoniemp,a.
mes. 3D. English Religion. 4lh. Science
II 80. J;h. Strike aud "L.orkouu.
IN. Amold'' Poems. 9Th. IAfe and doc.
TINS q Geod,sy 81 CAir. s,h. Easiand',
inrvisn Po!cy. oh. Contemporary li.era.
tgFc.
TIN TrAcHrGs VoicI ff March i,
received snd Seesn but .ish thu, ,ho.e
~ao most need could rad II. Published
- AlhsAz, and kAisa b z. N. PaHg.
bgfA
TIM A~suIAQuos L..w has passed
both houses Of the Ne- York Legislature
BY large malonaes The lac ~nli 20 nto
oPeratsoa "a the lsi Of Dccsuber. There
y sosne fear expressed that Coz. Seymour
all veto the bdL. The y. \. TnLuns
lhlaks be ~dl na, bot the TSsss eapressss
en- opposite opinion, and quotes hs last
message 70 sastAin ns Pa~liioa. Bui n be-
veto the biil, q ussnv soie h the Senate.
aud tso Horo 10 the House m he GaYo5 wul
carp 4 IN sfsle VI lAs veto.