The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-05

In ODa o. Frederika Bremer's books
There is much goodness in The world.
although at a superficial glance, one is
disposed to doubt it. What is bad i,
uoisod abroad-is echoed back from side
to side, and newspa pers and social circles
fud much to say about il ;--whilst What
is good goes at best, like sunshine, quiet.
ly through the world"
Coop SENSE IN THE SouTH The Pc.
tersburgh IVA Intelligeucer treats the
threats Of Wise and Brooks ia the fol.
lowing style:
We beg leave, with all dae respsct,
TO assure our eccentric and driving
Governor that Re may water what an
other has planted; bat tie people will
forbid and prevent its growth. The
twig tf a Southern Republic will never
be suffered by them to take root 10 the
soil of the Old Dominion until by the
demon agency of Fansticisn the Union
is hopelessly divorced from the Consti-
tuition, and becomes prey to lawlsss IL
centiousness and to the lusts of Tyranny.
We have no fear that such disastrous
day will soon come. The millions who
are now luxuriatiug in the blessings of
our institutions are not quite insane e.
nough to exchange those blessings for
tho aocurscd fruits Of Anarchy Fanati-
cism may rave Demagogues may rant !;
Factions may contend, yea, these pests
Of State may triumph in their uDholy
and abominablc struggles-but it will
only be for moment Reason will re.
sumo her throne in time to save--she
will stretch forth her scsptre over 'he
land-rebuke the angry elements
smoothe the troubled waters, and oil
will be we'll again. There is a ground
swell Of patriotism and conservatism
heaving tho present boisterous and
threatening surface Of affairs, which will
bear up the noble ship. and she will ride
triumphantly through the storm. 1t is
NOT in the power Of Fremont, or Wise,
or Brooks, or Adams-it is not il
the power of Black Republicauism, or
Democracy, or any other man or party.
BY his or its o,oh efforts, or Of his or ats
oOn Wiit, to sunder the ties which bud
this Coufederacy together--to destroy
the noblest government that was ever or.
ganized in the name and for the ends of
Liberty"
New MODE OF BENDING Woop-
Msssrs. E. A. & G. Kilburn, Of Bur
lington, W., have lately patented =
method of bending ships knees, and
which consist in forcing the stuff .ndwise
into a close sided mold, having the de-
sired curved form longitudinal, aud hav-
ing its interval transverse section only
just Of the dimensions section of the
piece of wood. The wood is thus con.
fined laterally, in all directions, during
the Bonding process, aud is thereby pre-.
vented from breaking, splitting or spin
teripg.
LAND WARRANTS The whole mum.
Der of land warrants issued from the
Pension Office under the act of March
Sd. 1865, is l65o5l. 1t will take 49,
S27940, acres of land to satisfy these
warronts. About 5000 warrants have
been issued during the present month.
1t is rumored that fugitive slave
arrived at Portland . few days since, in
a ship from some Southern port. 1t
was unknown to the captain OF the
sbip that the negro was aboard. until af-
ter he was landed The fugitive was
taken up by conductor OF the Under.
ground r. r" and put aboard o special
train bound for the domiuions Of her
Majesty.
ACCIDENT TO JUDGs McLEAN.-Judge
Mclean ia suffering much from tho in.
juries he sustained by the upsetting Of
an omnibus on Monday afternoon near
the toll gate at Clifton. His right ear
was almost cut in two, and be was Sc
verely bruised about the head and neck.
It was probable that the accident will
detain him from his official duties for a
week or ten days. Mr.. Robt Buchanan
who was inside the vehicle, also received
cut on the forehead, as did Madame
Montignier. French teacher. With
these exception no further damage was
done.
INTERESTING Discovery IN RUSSIAN
AMeRIcA.-A discovery has just been
made 10 the village Of Alexandropol in
the government of Entherinoslow, which
has caused an immense sensation among
archm ,logists. NJ. Luzancho, the Direc
tor oe the Museum Of Kertch, has found
10 small mound, the catacombs of the
Scythiau Kings. Numerous articles ia
gold, silver, bronze, lion. earthenware
&c, have been discovered there The
existence Of the Gheros, or Metropolis oil
the Scythian monarchs, spoken of BY
Herodotus, is thus proved.
DECIDEDLY Cool OPERATION One
of the vorkmen upon Grsene's rifles a,
the Massachusetts, Arms Company
works was so unfortunate, a dav or ,wc
since. as to slit the thumb of his righ,
hand upon circular saw. Concluding
upon inspection, that the member wa:
used up, he coolly went back to the saw
and holding the damaged thumb with
bis left hand, made clean amputatiou
of it, and then proceeded to have il
dressed by surgeon.
The GREAT BRiDGE AT MONTREAL
This immense structure, for ming part o
the Great Trunk Railroad of Canada ,ha
been pushed forward with considerable
energy this summer, by A NJ Ross. th'