The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-29

fv.rof ihe 1snel.lw. Very sioog anti.
saY " ground WIS t,kcu in the reso'u-
uout That ticket is sure TO be elected
ior D. cyery way wodhy oC tho support Of
SO people .of tae Empire Stale.
Tin prcnrr Of the supreme Cont Of
Pennsylvania. relative 10 the famous rail-
r1ld war at Enc, has been gwen. Tho
decrcc declares the railroad public nui-
sauce. az It hes part oa certain streets IN
the borough of Euc and part on "a public
road. and the Coa, therefore orders that,
on or before the expiration OF four months
after this date the defendants shall break
up 50 much Of tioir rad as lies upon said
streets, and upon the Buflilo road. and re-
move ih materials thereof.
-Tng MlLLrmrEs have been holding
a series of meetings at Syracuse, and have
now fyed .ny lodi 1855. as the day on
which the worll wiil positively come to an
end.
The original Milloriies were more cour-
ageou., and fixed mid-wiuicr as the time
for the oonsumition Of all things. The
modern ones annually select warm wealth
cr.
-SINauLAn NooipENT.--SidncyJ J. Bar
-..i,- ena' - rear- onlv son of the late
Judge Bircuu, was accidentally killed ut
poughkecpsie, \. y, on the 1ih inst. lie
was at school playing, and on running rap
idly around the corner Of the house, his
head came into collision with that Of an
other boy, who was running from the other
side. Both were injured, but neither con-
sdercd dangerous, until an hour afterwards
WHOM Young i1rcuIo was taken sick and
soon died. It is thought blood-vessel
was rupiurcd in hi- head.
Mn. IouS LiNp. "a brother of the world
renowned Jenny Lind, has been in Boston
for scyctal weeks. lie is one of the crew
Of thu L. 5. Sloop Cyarc, llollins, Com
maudcr. Mr. Lind is "a years Did, of no.
Bile build, fine, open, frank countenanco,
tuil of the Swedish character and nation
T al peculari,ics. As sailor he ranks high.
- Is SAv.Nv,H lately, the last blood
kin Of Geo. Wmiefcld, the eminent divine,
who came ont with oglothropc, "was fol-
lowed from glrrct to the grave"
49, WmILE WEBSTER was Secretary Of
State, ha was present at a ball, when iop
said to him
" Don't you dance, Mr.. Webster? lnoy-
or saw you dancing"
"No,' said he, " | never had the cnpaci-
+ ~ to learn how, sir
"A maguicfent cathedral is being
erected m Washington by the Methodists.
! Il is to be one OF the most elegant and
costly odifices Of the kind within the cuuu-
Try.
- Tue WIscoNsIS DEcIsIoN.-Attor-
I ney General Gushing will carry the doci-
sion of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
against the constiiurionality OF the Fngl-
TO-. ''i-vo la~, 10 the United States Su-
/ preme Court.
- QurnEc, SEPT. 23.--Thc Reciproci-
y Treaty bill passed both Houses last
night, aud will receive the Royal assent
{ to-day. The Gov General will then issue
a proclalnation, declaring the Treaty to be
( IN force 80 far as Canada Is concerned
whenever the Presiden. OF the United
States will take the responsibility Of doing
the same.
We called attention TO false article
is one OF the New York pro essedly finan-
cial papers, calculated to discrcdlt several
banks in the State, which are as sound as
any IN the country. We find in Thompson's
Bank .yote & Comm reiai Rcporter the
following paragraph -
&" New York and New England money il
taken By our banks and brokers so very
cheap that there appears to be no good
reason Why risk should be incurred in
holding b.. II has long been our belief
/ thli The New England Banks, next TO the
invtieraie shin plaster, are the most rotten
and dangerous"
The o5iact of this is pai enough. Il
Says 49," Bang your y. Z. notes to the
Boxers Office. ia Wall street, and well
take them at a Sigh, discount. Don't run
tha rsa al holding them, the discount is
,o SNAIL. H.; a. get a small shave out Of
ypn, aud Then exchange tn bills for spe-
cie." ifthe editor o. Tiowosoas Reporfer
does not know that the paragraph which
~ have copied ahoy. De- sllnder,us false
hood Hc d uui 10 base anything to do
with a paper OF that kni. Ifhe docs, peo-
PIE may duw ueir own infereuces.
PrsU.lsaee Journal.
- Tnr Cbau'anquc rs. " D,moerat
nomnite- the following sir-ng ticket
OTIS CASun tTEs ron rpEsiDrxr ANp
VICE rHE-iuEsr FnH Loot
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- Tar have started nov name Tor
De ~S8as '-tbri- r-so.a'ions a ,heir late
State Conreu'iau a. Syracuse, being nei-
iaer GsA ont frog ore characterized a.
~rc Poi'yuog Platform
J. 81 BicEfoEb was executed On
Friday l-', 81 Malone, f9r the murder n
J.R 5000, The execution ta9k place 81
one 5r.oet. TIE coafs oa fully in.
plssies Cos O. a sailing areomp,ec FROM
u,e i.sar be- poPasol q. marler o. san
day ga a.. deed W. laae the c,19wing