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and citers reLecisi and AL ksss " elaiGs aAn-s Is
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TUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
u steamships. 800 ~
FROM xrw YORK 10 r1vnxroor-
Shaet eaoin passage $50
Second cabin passage. -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
IRON BOSTON 10 uvRPooL.
w p.euakc. ..SllO
nosvAn S,uin PaSss8o ~
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
lkABA, CAPT. Judkina. =. AMERICA, Ospt Lang.
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie ..... EUROPA Can't shannon
asia, Capt. =. g. Lott. CANADA Capt Stone.
AFRICA Capt. Harrison. . NIAGARA Can't Leitch
These vessss carry clear white light ct mast head;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow
AMERICA Lang, leave Boston . . . Wednesday. July IL.
CAnApA, Stone 9 Boston "Wednesday, Aug. /.
Ala .s1ss Let, " Boston. Wednesday, 9. -
AnkhlCA, lang, Boston ;. Wednesday, (" %
CANADA Stone Boston, Wednesday sent L.
AFRICA, HARRISON, Boston, Wednesday, sept. g.
N Berths not secured until paid for. 4,' s-f
An experienced surgeon on board. f
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie ewery precious stones
metalr uness bis Of lading signed therefor and tho
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply TO
T. CtNARD Bowling Green.
There win be no steamships Of this line from New York
until further notice.
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I NroETAST 70 rfNA1.f.-IR. IrH0f.i cf7Frs-
i Ageucy o. tte eysuslvr Treatment n an tl.saes
llcidsnt e. fensles No ~ fsf,r g0n Aysrue nsar -
ivcni5 ryFrth Trrct and teur svcult. HN5ss1ks
tot isnls desangcsaeuis tlfu al y a. TWIN gratis
tortutatcuF nrd set'srr conafNtAAI Nal .sstsfl a.
alntng ~ served uih advice All medicine - return
roEt. h.4scf guaranteed "a al caeca- PrezS f-el
distance provided w.th eligible tQAgd, s4rlAg 80 -
icndancT Slth ersiutivt Gfartastuis
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DARE cHhSCT -foR A!E- s7o0 BELOW The
IL real value Crit class saguerrcotypc and photo
graphic gallery In Broadway IL best order and doing an
extensive business Satisfactory given for selling
Address Z, 100 Herald Office.
yUMBER. --THE SUBSCRIBER Ors'ERs FOR SALE. AT
Il his place, thirty I've miles iron New York, on the
cord wood viz Locust and che.tnu, posts and large
locust for ship timber white black, pin and red oak Tor
panks or dock spes very large black wanut chestnut
hickory &c; eco 20 ZOO cords Of wood consisting
oak ehss,nut and hickory piled and ready fr immediate
delivery Steamer Glen Cove leaving Peck slip View York
daily at p ~, stops AZ this place. HkSkf LLOYD.
Uoyds Manor, Queens county, |. l.
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CTATIN LLASD-To RENT A COTTAGE WITH
- nine rooms, and 4tabling al Clifton few minutes
walk from the landing WIN be rented until the first OF
April next for 300 Apply - ;. COHEN, ia Water ct.
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NOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEBANON, -, COM
Il maDder.-This new and powerful steamer will sail
from The British and North American Royal Mail steam
Packet Company's dock, at Jersey City, about So
turday the 18th Of August. Passage money for first
class passengers only for whom there excellent
comnodations, $n0 Including provisions and steward 5
fee but without wines liquors which DO obtained
on board. Freight taken unreasonable rates. Apply to
T. CuNAFD, Bowling Green.
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ITO IET-A SMALL THREE story AND BASEMENT
L. house, No. ss West Forty fourth street. between
Firth and Sixth avenues, with al the modern improve
menta Inquire on the premises.
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TT q. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAkY--FOR HAVANA
W and New 0rleans.-0n Friday, August II, at p
NJ from pier foot Of Warren street North river the well
known and fAvorite Steamship CRESCENT CITY, ohpt.
John MCGOWAN, having been thoroughly 0verhauled and
put In hsst class condition. VIII resume her place Ia the
line and SAIL above. Passage b occurred It the
Companys oece. Freight to New Orleans 30 cents per
cubic cubic 'oSt shippers VII Be- suppsd with blank ms Of
d their oice. No other forms sigued, and hls OF
adng viii be signed after the hour Of sailing For freight
or passage, apply at the Office OF tho ompany No III
West street. corner Of Warren. t.., H. q. ROBEKTS
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INoR lOSDON-rHf PACKET SHIP LONDON cut.
II Hubbard, viii positively sail on Wednesday August
ID At II O'Clock. For cabin, second cabin seeago
passage apply board pier 10 foot Maiden lane or 10
THOS. &. ROCHE, 81 South street.
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RE sTAUR VTS.

DRoADWAY TfffArRE,-PARoETTE SALOON, 80,
ID hFoafsay.--ebops steaks n Jude Oyster servee
~ 81 all hours ia the best syle The subscriber rontin
uc- feep h bar wen supplied with genuine imporr,
liquors and segars, Gne old ale Bar.ys Dublin brown
stout and John Jamesons Ave year old T. l.. ~h-key
Theatre tickcts sold az The lar.
GEORGE MELLON prOpr,e.or
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DIOR 1NERPoOI~-SAJS THIS DAY, THE WELL
IL known packet ship HoSCTUS, 1000 tons, Capt.
Z. Morrihew. The second cabin Ia fitted up in email
staterooms, to suit families. second cabin, sls
the ship The usual kindness and attention Of tho cap
tain to the passengers needs praise. For cabin
Of Wall street, or 70 the agent, fHoS C. ROCHE 81 South
street,
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TNOR IIvERpooL-THE SPLENDID BIACgBAI I.
IL packet ship ISAAC WEBB, Captain Buyer, win
positively sail the 18th OF August. This ship has "a
perior accommodations for all classes o. passenger For
terms apply on board, foot OF Beekman street, Fast
river or TO JACOB WILSON, los South street.
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LvOR SAVANNAH AND FIORIpA.--uNrrfD STATS
~ Mail Iine.-The new and elegant steamship
AUGUSTA, Capt Thos Lyon, win leave New Yors for
savannah on Wednesday, August 10, from Pier North
river, at O'Clock r. NJ Bills Of adng signed board
For freight apply on board for passage to SAMUEL L.
hlTCHliI ~ broadway For Florida, hr,ugh tickets
from New York to jacksonville S3l riatka, s33 Tbs
ALABAMA, Capt Geo. Schenck, will succeed and sail
on Saturday, August 18th,
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YIyHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing their hvore steamships
CITY OF MANCHESTER. -, l25 tons, Capt wyiie
CITY or BALTIMORE, (new) z 53s TONS Capt. -.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, do. 2 100 tons, Capt. r. Litch
Saloon, $40 SEQ, and s55 according 10 state
limited number Of bird class passengers will be
skcn from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found In pro
sions.
From Philadelphia, so From liverpool. $40
Parties wishing 70 bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and Dir ITS Liverpool In sums
Of 81 sterling and upwards. Apply 10 SAMUEL. SMITH,
sgeud IL Walnut street. Philadelphia and NO. Broad
way. New York
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Ihese stAaNshIpN arc casScd a az The insufRnc0
Offices and specie and goods viii 10 insured In them at
low rates Of premium In any other steamships that
cross the ocean.
For fregh. or passage, apply 70
b. TORRANCE
No. Bowling Green New York.
ALBERT n. CHRYST1E, No. y Place
lie Ia Bouse, Paris.
CHRYsTTE, SCHTHSsNANN, 4 co.,
No. u Quai Casnnix Delavigne, Hayre.
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nRJG STORE TOE SALE m oSwEG(,--TfKE STIR
~ scrber being desirous OF changing climate, oHeis
his wen known drug establishment for se. Tho concern
h nov doing excellent business, and whirh ~
greatly increased The stana IL tho best in oswoo and
san be hsa for term q years IL very low rent ~
aruRgis other person who wishes 70 cea- from e so
10 IS GOO per year this - chance that does not oen
Terms favorable For particulars apply, by iet~
ber . Otherwise, to T. j. OoLNEtIs tsweso, N. Y.
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nFt1cE TO IEr.-HAIF OF FRONT OFFICE 1e5
~ Efoadvay, the other half occupied by Smith L.
EDDY very desirable location for a watch importer or
any other light business purpose. Apply 70 SMITH
EIDY, the premses to Waterbury Jewelry Com
pany, - vesey street,
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NOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA --sR,dl- WEEKLY
IL United States Mail Lnc--Th steamship SOUTH
ERNER 7. Evan, commander, will leave pier No Y.
r. Wednesday, August l5 at four o'clock =. NJ pre-
ci.ey. For freight apply board, where al bll4 Of
adipg Will be signed and for passage at the Office y:
SPOFFORD, TIlEST0N co., ~ Broome u. Through
tickets TO Florida foo,vs:-ro Jacksonville $50 70
riatka, $50. The MARION viii succeed, and leave "a
Saturday, August 10.
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YTYo LET or FOR sAlI-Two SMALL HorsFs, JrsT
i finished with all the modern improvements, 100 \,
aud Ill West renty-sourth street. between Saith and
Seventh Also, cottage and stable, with ii
lots 81 ground at Ughtyeigth street, between Boom-
ingdale road ana the Eleventh avenue. Apply 10 NJ.
WILSON corner 0! CortAnGt and Broadway, under the
Gil ey building The above property can he ha With
Immediate possession
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TNIRsf PACKET SHIP FOR LIyERPooIA--THE sPI TN-
IL did new biact star packet ship JEREMIAH THoAP
sON Captain Blake will haul into the stream on Monday
and sail Tuesday the 18th Of August her regular day
She has superior accommodations Tor q few more
cabin Passengers A.. SEQ each.
Second Cabin Passengers Observation-Disclosures. IS
Seerago passengers. .........................I 10
all OF whom will BE- found by the ship Apply board
pier SO Fast river near Catherine market or 10
SAMUEL T1ioMPSoNS NEPHEW, 275 Pearl street.
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DoUTE FOR sAIE-AN OIL AND FLUID ROUTE
N, for sale, with horse, wagon, harness, cans, &C.
Apply, after 4 O'CLOCK p. NJ, q. q Norfolk street.
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nj WORCESTERSHIRE " ROAN0KEr--lN 1uNSB
IN 9uence OF the quarantine regulations with regara
to Norfolk and Portsmouth, this ship viii il on We'd
nesday, 18th OF August direct for Petersburg without
going 70 Norfolk Passengers for the latter place viii be
landed a. Old Point Comfort, they proceed South
tion and ~ cheaply via Norfolk. Richmond passcn
gers will be sent up usual by railroad from Gty Point
Passage and fare TO Old Point ~ Petersburg Rich
mond, $40 Storage half price. Through tiet@s -
Lynchburg $. Through tickets b the Virginia spr ,a
LTDfAM rLE-aSASIS, - Broadway.
No freight be received for Norfolk
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Il did ftory and attic Engsh brick house
~ Henry street having been entirely painted throughout
and With all the modern improvements; hot, cold and
vapor baths also gas throughout the house with tea
attached. Can 10 seen from til IL A. NJ and 2
til { T. H.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

American party to he to correct existing
abuses, growing out Of the present admins
tration Of the naturalization laws, not to re-
peal such laws altogether. Mr.. Wilson went
strongly for aholishing the secret organiz1-
ton OF the PARTY TO Which he belongs, and
very scnsiIly advised the Know-Nothings to
take bold ground ON the slavery question, and
cooperate with the friends of freedom with
out the pale of their order. lie said "Thc
American party must act in harmony with
the anti.slnycry slavery sentiment in the
North or it will dcscrvedly sink into dis
honorcd grave
The Brattltboro Phdnjr, from which we
condcnsc the above report Of Mr.. Wilson's
remarks, says Of his address
The lallacy of the too prevalent idea that
every man, who has carved for himself Il
name that stands high on the roll of fame
is also IA pleasing and popular speaker, was
never more completely illustrated. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE FREE PREss.l
Letters from England.
No. MIMI.
LONDON, VI;

LONDON, May IS, 1850.
You may wonder that | have, as vet, said
so little of English national character and
manners. Mr. Mill, author of the History
OF British India, used to tell a story of AN
English tourist in France. The first night
after he had crossed the channel, the English
man put up at II hotel where the landlady
had red hair accordingly he Immediately
wrote to his friends IN England that the
French ladies had red hair It 50 hammered
that the first Englishman with whom came
IN contact, wore wig Following the exam
pie OF some tourists, might have .iotted
down " Mem, that Engllshmcn wear wigs. :"
and when | came to glorify my notes for my
public correspondence, | might have written
" Among the many absurd customs indica-
tive of the artiiicialty and the conventional
ity characteristic of English Ifc-an arti
heiallty which would upbraid nature, and
convcntlonalIty which seeks to hide and mend
the handivork of Cod could not helm
remnrkinS the prevalent custom Of wearing
wigs However by waiting awhile Lave
seen Lnglishmcn who were severallv black
headed, white-hcaded, 4ry-hcadcd. red
headed, udy-hcadcd, h,ld-hrld.d-in fact
heads Of all colors known, except Milton's
" hlur-hairrd dcities' OF Ludlow CASTLE
place have not had the pleasure of visiting.
" First impressions of scenery are the best
because the freshest first impressions of
hd'r'd"dIs are entertaining, if not always
Just but national character and manners
are subjects for study. The ideal English
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

-RAILRoAD ACADEMIA small freight
train coming in from the East on the Vt
Central Road on Thursday afternoon of last
week, ran of from the track a few rods
above the passenger Depot. The principal
damage done was to the engine, "Lamoille. "
which lies some twenty feet down the EN-
bankment, exactly bottom side up. 1t is pro-
badly not very much injured The fireman.
vino was driving, jumped, and escaped with
sprained ANGLE. The Engineer was breaking
up on freight car, and escaped without
injury.
-AcclDENT MIR William Stevens, of
Mortified, formerly foreman of Messr,
Smiths foundry at St Adams, but more re-
Gently in the employ of the Vt. Central Rail
Road, has been experimenting the job of
raising the engine Lamoile from the place
where it embedded itself in the embankment
on Thursday. lie intended to return home
on Saturday, While trying to get on to tho
train, which had started, he placed his foot
upon the rail before the wheels of one of the
cars, which ran over the extremity, cutting
0fabout half the foot. The mutilated member
was amputated at the instep by Dr.. Thayer
-MNNE LAW IN BURLINGTON Margaret
Kane was arrested on Monday, by Sheriff
Reynolds, and brought before Justice Hollen-
beck, charged with violation of the Liquor
Law. She plead guilty and was fined 500
and costs, maxim, $40, 81.
MAINE Law N WrLusToN.-Mr j Coon.
living at Muddy Brook, Williston, on Tues
day was brought by Sheriff Reynolds before
Justice liollenbeck on charge of selling
liquor contrary to law. lie plead guilty,
and was fined $50 and costs
IN 81. ALB,Ns, on Wednesday last. a
barrel of rum was found in an onion bed
on the premises of John Ragen The cele-
brated Mrs Dillon, who, in Jail herself, has
no comp ssion for outside offenders, gave the
which led to the seizure The
liquor was spilled,
Two liquor cases were disposed of
in Bennington, last week. Marin Demer-
set was fined one hundrcd dollars and
costs Orland r, Sprague, a kin Of the old
lady's, was also fined $50, including costs
Tux BosToN liquor dealers hauled up
last week, were discharged by the court on
the ground that the complaint was void from
The complaint charged tho
selling Of intoxicating or spirituous liquors.
ur which should have been substituted, and
,pirtuous liquors, &c. Justice Russell
quoted the unanimous decision of the Su
,reme Court in similar case.
The complaints were amended and the
rial is going on,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

The rain has come, and in season to
do world of good. II commenced on Satur-
day morning, rained gently all that day aud
night, kept coming in showers Sunday. fell
coriously Sunday night, has showcred more
or less since, and is hardly done yet, we
think. 1t has been rs pleasant to sec the
lowering clouds and falling water as ever it
was to see sunshine and blue sky. Both in
quantity and in the manner Of its coming il
has been most grateful rain It has given
the grass and grain a new lease of life, started
the seeds which have been " lying dormousc"
~ Nr. Weller says, in the dry SOIL and
gladdened the hearts Of thousands who had
b'gun to dread n famine. Thanks for the
rain.
Prof. Tholnpson's meteorological table for
May,which we present to day. discloses some
remarkable facts. 1t shows that but about
oHc Hird NJ an inch Of water fell during the
month in this vicinity. That is about nm
ono gallons to the are. 1t is also less than
ono c'ghH of the average for May during
the last eighteen years But hr,c days in
the month were cloudy. T,ccnty days the
north wind blew and tour days the wind was
y. i. or y. W. May it be long before we
have such another May.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
Honor and Profit to Mr.. Barker

The presentation Of a valuable service Ut
Barker the controlling genius Of the Know
Nothing order III New York, is worth Il notice
The affair came off ON Saturday evening last,
/ with the usual accomplishments Of surround
ing brethren Of the mystic tic,--a good din
I ner, complimentary speeches, &c, &c. Mr.
Squiers the Spokesman, said the gift was not
to be looked upon as pay but only as a
slight testimonial Of the high respect aud re-
gard which the Gonor- wished to pay to the
personal worth and valuable scrN ices Of one
who within year has brought the order to
such pitch Of greatess--of one who was
- the recognized head of the order in the
State and the nation" It seems from the
inscription, that the order is quit, an an
tique-'!atinG as far Lack as 1850 \ mem
her signing himself Nindex writes in the Yr,-
h''Hc, that all that sort Of talk is the mercst
humbug that ever was-thut in no shane had
the order been in existence five years. and that
the spurious division which Mr. Barker had
charge Of, split of from the original body
w. Sr'''' ~ 80 -'i"l ''Alb Ni'dll1Ilpts Ms
brother Barker "a to put his finger on a single
act done during his membership which has
been the means Of advancing the interests of
the cause lac has espouscI on the institutions
under which he lives says, that in fact he,
Barker, docs not know anything about it
that the whole concern was conceived in sin
and brought forth i'll iuiquity for selfish pur-
poses and personal agsrandilemcnt, without
regard to principle or honor" As to the an
tlluity of political Know Notlingism, Nindcx
Is quite right we suspect but probably
those who got up the inscription, confoundcd
1t with real know nOthlngism which is very
ancient indeeI-morc than one hundred
years old We take it to be Of the family
which the poet speaks Of
-dcHct aud Darlncss-Solcmn si,tel.. Twin.
From Ancient Night
The inscription on the larger salycr Of tho
ST. IS AS clumsy piece Of complimentary
writing as we ever read, Mr. Barker viii
put up with that however no doubt. ON
account Of the good company the inscription
j. in,
BY the bye, when is Mr.. Slade to have his
set of plate Is the assessment for that
object yet made
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

tly lrrl-iN1rEE, at the late session. WIS
up 90 ai. -'rtS Of iugslcry, Ms swell known /.
hut M such exhibitions of sharpncs, or wit
were made as Ia lead suspicion that swal-
lowing nck-hnives constituted any part of
their employment. IL WAS with shuddpring
surprise, therefore, that we read in the Daily
Advertiser of this morning, that the House of
Representatives, during the session, " con
sumcd' no less than ScCen hundred and siI-
teen knires, and the Senate proportionate
number -TrdreHer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

Mr.. Fillmore is spoken Of as on the list Of
possible Know-Nothing candidates. n he is
put up by that party and # he carries the full
vote OF the order in this State and 1.-THE order
retains the strength it exhibited on the 2sth
of March, then he will got about one-ffth of
the votes ofV Vermont, and the HcroM will find
itself just so far out Of its reckoning Mr.
Fillmore was on tour through the southern
States while the Nebraska bill was under dis
cussion and when it passed. lie made many
speeches and was made much of by the South
erners. Had he once taken an opportunity
of which he had so many, to urlift his voice
in open and manly protcstation against the
great wrong then about to be pcrpetratcd
upon tho rights of the Free States. his chance,
however small, Of receiving the vote of Yer
mont, in any event, would be b,iter than it
now is. But he was silent. lie came home
with the golden opinions of the men and Jour
mails who are now cheering on the Missouri
ruiiians in their Kansas forays. But we do not
think Mr.. Fillmore will be n candidate for
the Presidency again.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

-Y-FRuN thLIroRNI,.--rh Star of the
West arrived at New York on Friday with
500 passengers, SIl4, OOO in gold, and eight
days later news, The principal item Of Cali
iornia news is the second failure of Page.
Bacon a Co, which firm is pronounced bank e.
rupt III the final sense of the word
The brig Vesta sailed from San Francisco
on the morning of the 9Th inst, having on
board VIM. Walker, Ex-President of Sonora
and flty-ive kindred spirits They are all
lighting fellows, armed to the teeth, for the
purpose. as 1t is understood, of taking part
in the internal troubles at Nicaragua. The
vessel was in the hands Of the sheriff at the
time She left, but the keeper was intinidated
by threats and set on shore at the entrance
of tie Iarbor.
From lnh the news is received that Col.
>taPio" has drcilu'd the appointment Of
HnN,rnor ni Utah Territory. 1t is also stated
that petition had been circulated and
signed by the Colonel among others, recon-
mendng the re-appuintment of Brigham
Young, Crops were looking fine, and carly
vegetables had made their appearance in the
Salt Lake market
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
Mr. FILLMORE in Vermont.

Mas EptroR You quote from the Rutland
Herald of Mr.. Fillmore " We do not know that he
wishes recollection. We believe no has had enough.
ana "e k'o~ he cannot got ons-teuh of The ro,s, NJ
Vermont N any euct. Requescot in pace" The
paragraph hasa supcrcious air. not to say something
MORE which it is out of good taste to assume when
one speaks for nine tenths of the people Of sovcr.
eign state. Vermont, and the whole country. vii,
be well cared for If get Mr. Fillmore, or ny
other man as good he is, for our next President
should be sorry to believe that less than one tenth
oil the people of this State were of the same opinion.
A FnACrioV.