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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-08

BLISS & sTEARES.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Hats q Caps, Ready Made Clothing.
ciothins made To- ofsiet In the beet nianner
ysieIs low. rnRss e,sn.
Near the Dept, RUTLAND, VT.
DENTISTRY.
DIR. NJ. NEWTON, Montpelier, W.,
Dentist,
WIN make Prsfessiisnai Niat 10 Rutland July ist,
and fenS,n two weeks lOu
DIR. n. v. n. HARDWOOD,
Dental Surgeon, Washington street kuusna'
veraiani. a. Operations ITsi'fned IN careful,
skiiiiui, aud tluruugh nianhcf, aud wsHantrd'
SILAS III. HODGES.
(Late Commissioner OF Patrnts.)
ATTORNEY .3T Lar,
And Asrn, Zoe hasnsss AT The fA'ea, Once
oges al1i sgsik u taf feasAi,a Hsta
RUTLAND, VI.
M, uope,. " ~ bers sier snEAge Ia the prae-
dee 81 his Ifurs.,ca ia ihis place ssd oefs TO In
sss,. and other. tho beneai OF his experience In the
fsIsbt oaiee,
Nov. ~, lra3. ~"
BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.
sI,HE sahsenbers take pleasure in announcing TO
their friend. and the pabiir that that they have
purchased the
Book g. Stationery Establishment,
of A. a.. Foster, on MAIN street,
Ia which 1. ADDED new supply ~ plain and fancy
STATION
~here the, viii offer the sisrk on hand AT great
y reduced prices IN oid'f 70 make room i'' new
They have si-o this as, opened large invoice Of
new and assiresls ,.itsfas al
IIanGt1ag EaI3cr,
which VII Ss s'a at TIE w "a ,elsls ,Ir,g g''se 10
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TO THE SICK.
DIR. J. CLAws0N KELLEY,

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sptsn, kept constantly &c sale, dnors south "
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-14

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rysr y s!s.st = f:vss q oIsn,.s ssss
s s: E
fys cdnn .ss:s,'s a. S'I R:,.r. and sup,..R., !.
building ;.s.: for ''s sfcsnps'y No ID TO cs.nissss
From the cengsreiIsrla Islsso. 2 spprcpsissIss
e, g. iSS co%n sssss q TIE Wsois
sss .s e = x.is
As1s:sivsTS. Precedent M::%: Smith 1:..s.
Sonsss. s; Tasss .'s sssy
S.is.s, ScsssS.s ssyie. Bssliy, MsIniyE. Willian
S1.eSs ~. Curry consvsr' EsIis' vs.a, Baxter "a
for e IN sSs rock IN the
street similar =: above:
g, true. for a1Sa IN; o hsa
psny Both sdopssd ' sasS y ~; vote similar
OF Committee on srssts-In favor Of asssns Attorney
stree. between Broons and Delaney Adopted By vote
o. csmnitsss A:se.sm.ns.-I favor Of eona.mns
list for Curb and gutter and paving Fifty third
Isaac collector therefor Adopted ~ sm
i..o. .:sS,.sin &c. stree.
I'm ey h. .s With .s sss sn hr 9.:
most which reulsd from acts q ncsndiaries With
500 nfornson leading conviction Of aosndiary
by couuom.. prA,.oscf Han. Rec. and others for
liver To Committee on Sewers.
BOARD ALDERMEN.
To Committee On Fire Department
kssOiutiSn-Io Lease room over Essex Market TO Com
ResolutonTo notify lss,sss Of piers to remove inoum.
Board then adjourned to Wednesday afternoon At
O'CLOCK. from sne m'nu's r MATHEMATICIAN cierr
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:: s:s.s. II. Il
3! H.is:. nivst Rsi.csd Co.gs.y" q ne gr:SlSisiss
= M g ss Sc sss
M q ssess e ana require: shs. tie
i.;ssss: ,".yis: ,S:;i ;i:sis sI;s.Iy e: :ss
IL, thea such Inconsistency want Of harmony
in Language Of these Nay they not DO bsnd
But rs.s sSs Be nsds within n: sC.ads
this shall authorize the Commsaonsrs Of the Land
Once TO grant any lands under water SslosEns 20 The
York rot e VIII any tights or fran
Judgment they may being mot repealed repeating
words implication there being NO conflict or moor
ously blending o. the opinion that u vas no. the In
passed April TO- isO repeal the prohibition in
the OF the act Of Nay 1884 and that the
Legislature Of this State. Respeetfuliy submitted
o. HOrfNAN, Attorney General.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENC
ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rm DAY.
SUN RISES ..........6 IA NOON RISES. ..........--
SUN sETs. .........6 % HIGH WATER. IL
Port nj New York. March IA. la5A.

CLEARED
Steamship Nashville, Berry HAvre, Sponord, Teston
steamship Empire City. McKinstry, Now Orleans. Q
sS Ssis # is
ssSSg Express; Week. NV o Orleans Baker Baker Sc
Ship Robt Lane, Cornell, New Orleans Lane 4 West.
Bark Ernest Brokelmsn niec Dithon Falmouth. Funch
E .sS
s dc Agreda Joye 4 20.
Brig Genius Dutchl Beman, Waterfowl, Ireland H a
Brig Ensns Staples, Havana. II Breckman 4 Co
Sehr Col Ledyard, Beckwith, Apaschicola, Eagle Ha
scbr New York Packet Smith, JscksonviIs VIM Ingalls,
schr Col satterly, Edwards Charleston MCroady Mott
schr II Hallock, Pel Wilmington, D Murray
sch r Judge Baker, Bogsrt Richmond Van Brunt A
sshr TsnTes. Chester, Richmond, cHAw Plsrson.
sehr Henresse baker %nf biisdep Dni master sron
schr Othello Fuller, Frankfort, master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Asia Br Lott Liverpool Boston 50 hours
with mdss; TO Cunard;
e & ssT1 a5ds%a Feb
with mdse and gasssnser. 70 Everett Broyn Expert
Ship Oder HAM Apisr Newcastle, B. 10 days, with ndss
BsrR Eseoriaas Pope Ms.ns Jan 90 and Gibraltar Feb
with iI1s D;. March % ~ 2 ~
H. S.a Hjs, sssiAss during passs
Bark Henry Shelton Coombs Pniormo % days, and Glib
raar As with fruit Ao to Chamberlain, Robinson
Co. Jan 20 off Gibraltar spoke brig AmbAssador from
Bark Assncra of Ysrmoush skinnins, New Orleans ls
di Tss ssssa TssS de Campus Lisbon
days, with salt, 20 Depaw Liai
rje John Charles Jost (Br Potter, Maacca As days
with frut &c, TO Aguirre GAiway vessel to Rowland
brig Deano utaD, Reessno Buenos Ayrcs a days with
hides, &C, TO Moler, Sands& Riera
brig VIM McGvcry (of ProspecD. Clifford, Cardenas, IL
days, with sugar and raolasses to master.
Brig Celt (f Machish Pettigrew AttakaDas days with
sug and moncEcs, to Sturges 4 Co.
Sohr sullivan Goodwin, Cudad olivar), Feb TO- will
hidos deer skin no. Moer Sands Kiera March 4 NJ
Pm lat d 10 Ion H 90 spoke bark RoxAna, Of Thomas
ton, from baltimore for Sagua Ia GrAnde.
sshr Coral r Ella Port NJ Prince Feb %, with coIe,
and logwood 70 vose Perkins dCo No date passed br
Louisa, anchored at lnagua loading salt for Halifax.
sclr Baker Chase, BaracoA adays with fruit, To- Mol
Ter, Sands Riera.
sehr fssas America Ghree nasssd, Warren. Havana,
dayr, wish fruit, 6c, TO Cabeltas, Pader Co.
Schr Aary Charlotte (of Duckspor, Perry, Cvraoea,
days with legwocd, &c, 70 Fonike &cn March lat 81
Ion spoke brig -, from Port Prince for Boston
cxpercnoed heavy weather during ~ pAsaAse los
SsLr Eclipse, Goslss. Savannah daya with iambsr a.
! 70 Scraaton 4 Tallpan. 1914
ssEr " Hsnis. Charleston. days, with oossor
Schr nrsatss smith, Chsslsstsp Feb u With eesssa a
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Police Intelligence.
DISTURBANCE AMONG FREMEN IN THE TWENTY
FIRST wARD-ARREST OF A NUMBER OF THE AS
sAILANTs.
On Sunday afternoon and evening quite disturbance
occurred between two fire companies who out an
alarm Of fire. some fifteen Of the assaants were arrested
by the police, and detained for examination.
Capt speight, Of the above named ward, has made
the following return to the Chief of Police =
The Hremen in the upper part of the city, II seems
determined to rival the remen Of PHILADELPHIA At
half-past O'Clock Sunday afternoon there was an
cations of fight in the Third avenue Fory-secon
street, but by the prompt action of the police II
quced AT half-past O'Clock in the evening another
alarm of fire given, and anticipated a riot and
ordered out the second patoon-and aided by the second
platoon Of the Eighteenth ward to Third
nue. Thrtyrst street when discovered engines
as 80, and 46, and the members engaged in fight The
police force rushed in and succeeded in arrestng
Of the assaians, and dispensing the mob. pistol
discharged by some person tho rope Of engine 30
into the crowd but luckily person injured by It,
One cut on the head The citizens in the neigh
OF engine as taken from the hands of VIM Donohue
by officer Mcintyre who arrested him in the act Of strk
ing officer MaiIncs with it.
At near 10 O'Clock officer Maimes brought word to the
station house that number OF boys from to
twenty years of age were in engine house No 49,
ing yelling and disturbing the peace Of the nerhbor
hood preparing themselves for fight in case Of an
other alarm Of fire. them with the reserved force pro-
ceeded to the engine house and arrested fourteen Of
them and conveyed them to the station house, among
them Patrick Honeyman who Is one Of the leaders
of the First avenue Regulators what is called the
The following are the Of the persons arrested
William Donohue, Edward Morgan, John Bracken, John
Mansfield, Edward Carroll Patrick Boughen, John
Boughcn Patrick Hogan, Timothy Keller VIM. White,
John Downds Felix Golden, John Mcdonald James Lloyd
Daniel Hays, Patrick Honeyman, and Patrick Lee who
taken before Justice Stuart when the necessary ada
Wits made, charging them with riot The Magis-
,c MN tall hcn yha,. rA~r
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ford cs.o bsSks chs;ssr Greedy a.l fsrissscs cesk
Endecst Sshriyer, CAIN and Mary Miller. Laws Mfss
Sarah Mcdonald Hale Plymouth Mas; Rough sad Rss11
En Co. agasa, s;ssc !. 0,sads; 3 Will:!!: s.sI
Boston Golden Eagle yeras, Prevdsnee Sarah L.
and Trre Hggins Boston; Below Snith; yaspsss
Sears and Sidney Miner Bollss New York; Mary John6
CID brigs Lopez KsnAsy, Port Prince; Africa a
Lockhart Jamaics, WI Tsrry Not fremont Calais, Mes
sehrs Mary nillsr Laws and shrvsr GAIA Bestcss
Haven; Golden Eagle visras, c4nhIdss nass 1ifis +
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On Monday, March Q, by the Rev. N j. Aarselus, D. D.
THoxAs CHAAgrRs to ANNA KELLY, daughter Of the Lat
William A. Kelly, Esq, of this city.
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Our Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1854
Neb,dska-Indiana Senator's, DC
William Brown, editor of the Indiana State Sentinel
Of The best political managers in the country, has
here ard IT is rumored he has effected reconcilia
ton between Senators Bright and Petit the terms of
which sail TO be that Petit supports the Nebraska
b and Brown SUPPORTS with his paper the reelection
of both 10 the United States Senate Under this happy
compromise act in Indiana will be "crushed out"
Had Petit opposed the BILL expected from his
antecedents, with Mace Harlan and Chamberlain with
him. it would have probably distracted the democracy of
Indiana and led to bad results Great credit is due to
W. J. Brown for this master stroke Of policy.
Mace has made gallant fight, but Is usedup man.
politically No man. however, will leave Congress with
friends than he has.
A LOOKER-ON IN WASHINGTON
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N z 3 r A SIX A.


From the Evening Post.1
CALL FOE PUBLIC MEETING.
fHK NEBRASKA PEKTDY-SHALI THE NORTH SUBMIT :.
The citizens Of New York, native and adopted Of an
parties and cresdsof every profession and rsdeLwn9
held to truth honor and freedom and detcs
and reacherywho feel themselves to DO outraged ano
tier country dsgraced by the recent proceedings ,e
who are not dspossl to be dsauded of territory which
stheirs BY yield to slavery soil which our
fathers ccnsecrated to fIeedom-w meet =. .ne n.o4
O'Clock, =. :, 80.
men viii afford their indignation against the trainers and
abettors OF the Nebraska act.
To bid their representatives beware how they openly
beray the people of the North by supporn that BILL
more meaniy betray them by skulking from a vote
To the South in advance that the bil IL passed.
will be wanting in the first element Of valid egslaton
that the people disavow and repudate the threatened
surrender Of their rghtu sovereignty that they do not
and will not to the exclusion or degradation Of
all who propose to introduce slaves into Nebras
Ia, win attempt the outrage at their own risk.
To their readiness to meet the issue thus forced
upon the free States in violation Of all pledges compro
misses and platforms.
the passage OF the bill by the House of Representatives
and orepel the aggressive fathess power that
stepp ng ancient boundaries dares to attack
soil in violation of the cherished national
which has permitted all settlers in territories an
equal voice in shaping the policy and institution of their
chosen homes would place foreign emigrant regards
the right Of suffrage level with slaves and subject
them to slsyehoding arisocracy naturally hostile to
free institutions and free labor
To declare with the solemnty Of becoming Christian
people, charged with the future Of extended empire
that God helping US 10 maintain our rights thus crime
shall not be edtat, despite corruption, bri-
berry and reacher Nebraska the heart of continent
shall forever conts ne free.
The foregoing call for meeting has been already
approved by many of distinguished citizens, and will
receive if it be deemed necessary thousands Of sigma
lures.
In the unavoidable absence of the Honorable Luther
Bradish, who first proposed the presiding officer
of this great gathering but who will be prevented by
unavoidable engagement that evening" Mr.. Jonathan
l. Coddington will be requested to take the chair.
Addresses viii be made by the Hon. Benjamin f. But
the Rev. Dr. Tying, and other gentlemen; and it is
pected that the reverend clergy Catholic and Protestant
of all denominations and the Honorable the Judiciary
will lend to the occasion the sanction Of their presence
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IT to the States reserved to the States respectively
Now any attempt BY the Congress to leats upon the
subject Of slavery presupposss right 30 TO do; II L.
therefore, legitimate TO inquire by what authority such
when therefore, the eighth section Of the act Of 1890
which provides that slavery and involuntary servtude
&c. shsl be- and hereby forever prohibited" in tho
territory therein named, Is quoted valid objection 70
this bin the question naturally presents ITSELF is that
act the supreme law Of the landf''
not unless Congre:s had power BY virtue Of its
express vested implied grants to enact Law eithor
creating or abolishing limiting extending slavery
that power Is not among the rights OF Congress- II
paraged in the people, the time of the adoption Of
the constitution slavery existed and recognized And
this right one Of those PRESERVED to the States or to
To admit that Congress has power to prohibit slavery
by special general enactment is TO admit right TO
control that question: and II you admit the right to
troll that very moment you admit the power OF Congress
to admit slavery within the Territories This Ia undoubt
ed because the right to act conceded the TO
act as Congress- may see proper Is Of course implied
would ask the anti slavery men, are you willing to ad-
init this power In Congress2
deny the right Of Congress to create or abolish slavery
within the Territories it follows that section eighth of
1920 void and is not the supreme law Of the land be-
cause not enacted In of the provisions Of the
constitution.
To repeal void act would be folly but to declare
that the principle embodied in that act cha not prevail
in Nebraska would be consistent because it plain and
leaves dosbt as to the meaning OF the Legislature
that point.
Believing that the people who now live and those who
may hereafter SETTLE In Nebraska and will be- capa-
BILE of deciding themselves and that the spirit Of de-
mocracy and the constitution guaranty to them the
elusive right to so decide in this respect therefore
choose that the subject be left to them
Let US have Territorial government for Nebraska.
Give to officers, United States laws and chance to
legislate upon questions of internal p0lcyunder
giessional supervision while Torritory-and trust to
intelligence wisdom, and patriotism to form for
selves republican constitution when seek admission
az State.
But, above ALL do not deny to the right, dear to
every American heartthe right for which much pa
trot blood has been shed-the right of self
Respectfully, &C., IL d. JOHNSON,
Delegate from Nebraska.
WASHINGTON, February 2, 1854.
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TeleUxaRAse Marine HspsEts.
10G1ONs March barr ships Tranqusbax Nyyyps1s
s sRS1fsS Wsve Nsy Orleans Tssqu., %; hsrn NJ
ncrs brig " Newell Sasls Crus; JsEA Terd Hsve11s
c91Srss; Aeer. aad Castillian, Charisstsa; ca
Gen Herssy, hsrisi sa6 CofnsIa, NYork
18th, brig Gasslle, Cayenne.
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MAnhattanvhe, East river, be raised To Committee
by Councilman BELDESThat sidewalk in B.oome street.
between Suffolk and Norfolk BIO refagsed To Committee
by Councilman PissxsEyaThat Bsskmsn street DO re.
that laid in Bowery between walker and Bsysrd streets
To COMMITTEES on Streets
third street between sixth and Eighth avenues, tagged
ad sss Be %
by COUNCILMAN CoroyER-That sidewalks in broadway.
To Committee on Streets.
te.nth street between Seventh Eighth avenues
paired ana fngssd TO c0n%..es on streets
. ss 4 E, nssnsy c1sss a
Rivington DO removed gutter be set In
Tonpkn. street. SIDE from Brooms Delaney
thai lots on East street. First
a1S a on Streets
OF Committee on Fire Depsrsmsnt--Advcrse ia .ppro
pating lot No Charles street site for the house OF
Hs o NO. on dSnss
the the as to the manner
bureau Of the Clerk the
OF Committee on Public Hsal.hTo in referring
i@
moved from Ss Sn Adopted o. having cara
or COMMITTEES on sswsr,5ln favor Of sewer. in Grand
West street new Bulishead in barrow street from No
n Of %
Beekman street make II with
In Gold street. To Commit tee of the Whole.
OF Committee Streetln OF tagging In Norfolk
street between Stanton and Rvngton In favor OF
IN Suffolk street. between Grand and Broome In favor Of
tagging, &C., Clinton street. To
The report relation of John Pet5rew for
filing Ind grading section q. Second avenue. To same.
OF Committee sewersTo concur In granting permit to
in Clinton strest, &C their
or sameAsing TO he discharged from further consider
alton Of paton that aid 5ofore
sad street being GRADED a. se'ion on tho subject being
Or Committce on RoAda-Adverse 10 regulating Sixty
street. Broadway Tenth avenue and SIXTY
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nR. JoiOToN,
"here may b. obt.ineS The mo.i -pssdy Kennedy for

n.
s8CRKT DiSEASEs.
he F- ri.r s
or s s.nr S0,s ain
IN ss. s % of
E,pseiay Who have become the sury Vice ,ha,
& yr.a and ds..rue,rs hss, which .nluany
and SIl.n, intellect, Who might
ihTns y!s may With fsl eoasGsaes TO 'e'''''
Of Gy n%sd4,sy eaa.a Dr. snS !.
stored TO perfect health. nm ,.
OFFICE no sevs@ So sSsSsFGS SaGSxalox STREET
PAkJioTLAR in deserving and sUMsHk or soa .h
98Ss RzhS5s1Ss TRSE gn g g 4e ~ cH1Hez q MADE
jSAS:oa Sa Sas r* s ia Il. Is dwelling. W
81 ,1 HI, very extensive practice is ,Oeien, ,h,
ne " 's '''' proper fAIe,iS Gs io,isRqESy 4 ssREy 70.
% 6sss On
on Ps q e ha; been ,psn' the Hospitals Of Lon
gos ..tonhIns thorn many ,iOoSed With
,Ss S.:hioias.s si, fsaassi
cured Immediately
When the misguided and aprurnt vo.ry OF ens M
ha, inhee the seed, Of this painful d,ear often happen
.pPaE o Situation and dfiS. e eI
korrd dease make ess sss @ this
threat diseased nose nocturnal pain, head limbs
on he head face and e1trenes, ghtu
awful d.ea.e seo. sSd Sl shs ese 5es
an IN death puts period to his dreadful ui
tarns such therefore DR. JOHNSTON pledge. pre-
In the hr., Hospitals Europe America he eas
hoId disease hshoy fact tHas ,Soa.snG: iIin m r Gs i
.h dreadful eornp o.ns the ankfunes, Of
The son.e,ion and either send the
OF else aaeeSn. sts s ,siSs Of s. asss9 G 3 'er
in Urinary Organs, weaine. q ,s sy.
.Ae., 4c. ~ ' " " "O'
Of who have by certain practice In
pa p m .o sAs : sSIny from sy com
when asleep and not cured renders marriage impossible
VIVA, p;, that, young the hope
by The Of dtras o Ss pa
Nature and ndulsnE In certain habit persona
should rehee, that sound iad and BODY IN. mos, pe.,,
,sqis. reg to Indeed Without ,.
hourly daTssa, 70 he view h mind ,as PTSps
,Pair and hle with the melancholy reflection hapPne.
Consi,n,ionai m al DsSily
j. young men ant all whohave injured hen'elve
Pain, inhe Head sight Ma.cGar Poaer Pal
nent Of The Digestive Functions Debility syaptOIas
Mentally.
effects on The niTd much 70 be dreaded Los.
dngs Aversion Society Self Dqs, Solitude Timid
and All have nuaT apPnes aSa, he tss p
s0Ssh o sos spa 2sppg ss9. C InS%P.5 ssSs4 o.
who have health the devaation
SoHSsTOss svcoRiTiSe REMEDY ros ORGANIC WEAK
BY srea, ey weakness Of the organ. arr
nG @ & Of s
Immediately relieved AniS%gs4ii5asnti'' %gss,iss. ''
Physical pi.qa,asa.on ssrvOu, Irri,abiy rresrn
and weAkne or Exhaustion Of the arfu kind speedily
,,lR: oIxiGE no. ., so UTu FREDERICK STREET, BAL
All surg cal pernton. performed
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SToCks fon sAiLiis-e2O. 900 Coupon Bond. Cor
pornton of Lynchbur 80 yr
nually.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds Virginia Central R.iIro,d
Company 20 years to interest payable yearly To
cure the OF these Bonds OF which only 1000
coo and no more can be ued there entire
works OF the Company, costing about 81 100000.
$4,000 Rehinond City stock 81 maturity Inter.
payable
payment OF this stock which will exinEush II years
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