The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11
miscellaneous llt,r,

Fa ofihe wsrl juymea t,,.
indicted ius p'gay, snl ID, Ga,t
Of Elzsbeih;evn, lisrln c.nr
h'yo f'anl ifu, hil fr p,1u,
,hsm. aul they 'sc bclA 20 b,H !,
each, &c appea' ~ no nrS, C,ra-
~ be hrid at TIA, place.
Th, test vh,h He papers la,
slavery gate keepers, on the has t..
Missouri anA Ksuas, arp'y ~ cr
who cone sloae, ,n discover vhsp,,,
I are sou'hcrncrs or yankees. ifaHu,
4 tia. drscrbod;--M all the fcfuo. =.
/ Is tied, and each cwerau B. sss.l h.
Z question, what animal Is ,hats lh.~
"a cow" all well Tho goes o,ot n
he answers "a kcow," they turn h.a a.
During hc las, Is or ~ ,r,, gn
slaves haye ran away from Wo1d o,ss,.
Virginia, AMI their value !. stgi2oo
asccrteincl by official statistics.
The R,hhoore Sum OF tb, al,h 5.
marking upon the enormous quamn
ruano now Ia that city, rays .-"Ag d.
available warehouses are filled, AMI l..
drcds Of toms aye piled up on unr.
some uulcr temporary sheds, ami sra.
the opcn air aud covered with cann,
Besides all this, we are informed that 3D..
tcriay morning there were thirteen es.-..
nfuat In the harbor, the hatches of wis.
had not yet been broken. Eycy awHs
space ON the different wharycs was ha,.
taken, and sheds erecting for storing b.
precious fertilizer Tho guauo trade f
Btltimorc is decidedly ono OF the feature.
in ils commerce, giving ompoymca, %
hundreds Of laborcrs and others on shore
to say nothing Of shipping and crews"
The Now York hotels ure reducing
the price Of board, tho Clinton has ro,.
down to $3.50 a day.
Up to Friday evening last over No
600 immigrants had arrived at Now lA
since the Is, Of January last, some g}Oo
more than at the same time last year
-Adviccs received by foreign ministers
at Washington, per Africa, authorize the
belief hat the Spanish insurrccton viii
prove successful.
A lawyer in Chicago, being about to
leave that city lately, during the prcua.
lence of cholera there, said that though he
was not afraid oft, he had rather Edcii ptr
alum than fact per Sc.
Rev Charles W. Dennison. TO whog
President Pierce gave the post of oons
at Demerora for the sake of getting hm
out OF the country, arrived at New YORK
from Demcrara on Saturday.
-" a Faoa nv WOULD A woorNa Co"
The Manchester .Hiror says that ss
gentleman IN that town few DAYS since
uncorked can Of milk which had been
left at his house, out jumped fine plump
frog. His irogship, however, seemed To
be startled at finding himself clothed i,
white, and after u single glance around
him, turned about and plunged to the bot,
tom of the can. 1t is matter Of serious
regret TINT milkmcn should be so careless
when they scoop up their water.
The next change in the wearing al
bonnets, Pinch thinks, will carry them off
the head entirely; so he represents tha
next fashion by two yoang ladies in full
dress and bare headed sailing along The
street, with ioaman walking some ,en
feet behind, carrying the bonnets on a
waiter.
A despatch announces the death d
ex-Presldont Fillmore's brother Charlcs, a
st. Paul, Minnesota, of cholera.
--RoBBrv At MaNTnrAL.-On Thur
day night the Safe of the Grand Trunl
Rail Way office was broken open and
money and securities to the value If GIG.
600 taken ihoreirom, together with ubou,
$1,000 of Montreal Bank notes. A part Of
the papers have been found.
Punch represents Nicholas as an ~,
who has allowed himself to be shut up ina
pound, and all the European nations, stand
looking over the fence at him, bat no ono
dares to got inside to put tho bride on
Turkey has let down one bar. aud read.
ing hand through has got hol d of has tal
and lmpIorcs France and England TO goia
and take him by the head, but they mam.
fest most decided dsinciInatioa 10 uke
bold OF the biting end.
--f'IRE ~ THE MouNrAIYs.-Th A.
bany evening Journal of Thursday au
that ii.es were rigging on the Grta
Mountains Friday, IA the vicinity of DE.
set. The woods were very dry, and de
wind was blowing a hurricane. The result
"as that the fire was spreading rapidly
Smoke was discovered al two or three otb-
CT points, indicating extensive fires. We
understood that some 1000 cords Of wood
belonging, ii was believed, 10 the Benn.as.
ton and Rutland Railroad, were on a.
and likely to be consumed"
Accounts from Washington say uh
the President feels very much annoyodani
ehngnned at the want Of confidence 10 hIn
as manifested by Congress. Especially
tho yeCns,t O., H.. - -. IN: 49, ....t.t.r.