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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Jd5ieGBr Pirdafs.--An audience % about sew
en- hundred witnessed these interesting exhibitions
at the Town Hall on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. The varied scenes represented we're
capi,llly done and the actors, who were principal
ly interested in getting up the performances de-
serve much credit, not only for the humane object
for which the proceeds are intended, but for the
admirable manner they pezonihed scenes that
have and do occur in life. The Brattleboro Cor
net Band and the Quartette Club volunteered their
services for the OCCASION and added much by their
excellent music and songs to the entertainments.
The Performance on Thursday evening ended with
"social hop" which was no doubt entirely salts
factory to the young ones"
.4aoisr Fire IN he TTHage-The afh Of
series OF hres with which our village has been visit
ell within two mouths, occurred on Saturday
About oclock, NJ the barn attached to the prem
ises occupied by Mrs Lucy =. aud Ada L. Wheeler
was discovered to be on ERE and burning vigorously
In about five minutes after the alarm was giyer
Engine Company No. 3 was drcnshing the building
with water which soon arrested the flames. Com
pany No would have rendered more assistance
ny Cataraet-rendered good service. The build
ing was damaged to the amount Of about $500,
which was fully insured. John Wheeler, lad Of
II has been arrested on suspicion Of having been
the ineendiary, and has given bonds in $1,000 to
appear at the examination to be held on the 9th.
ViHags .Meeiiag.-At a meeting OF the legal
voters OF this village, on Monday evening it was
voted to build FIVE water cisterns within the limits
Of the village, u capacity OF not less than $50
hogsheads each and to purchase 800 feet Of the
best quality Of hose for the use Of the engine COM
panies /, further voted to raise for the above
purpose, tax Of 10 per cent on the grand list Of
the village, payable on the LIST day Of November.
The last vote was passed-ayes, 1856; nays, o.
T0wn Tan.-At resent town meeting il was
voted to raise tax of so per cent on the grand list
This tax is to be appropriated in repairing the dam
age done to the roads by the late frcshets.
Rec. @. Y. c. EasimGa, late rector Of st. Mich
ael Church in this village, has accepted an invita-
ton to take charge ola literary institution at Carey
vile near Batavia. N. Y. He has removed to his
new field of labor where he is to receive a salary
of $500 per annum. He has LEFT behind him
large circle Of devoted friends.
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THE RUMoRED COALITIONS.

We continue to receive, in one shape or anolh-
er, intimatons of a forced union, in some States,
between the Buchanan and Fillmore forces. -
There is probably some bottom TO these rumors
We always expected that as soon as Col Ere
monls election seemed probable the two de-
moralized factions opposed to him would coalesce
il they should only happen TO think that more
could be gained than lost by ii. True, their
professed leneis, have nothing in common
But they have both SO suffered their leaders to
make sport Of the very preience Of principle,
that mutual desertion in substance by union
in form, would not be an entirely uniting eli
max to their careers oftergivlsaton.
Take the case OF Gov. Floyd, for instance.
He addressed his fellow citizens Of Virginia on
the 10Th Of September, and took the strongest
ground against Mr. Fillmore lie declared that
Fillmore vas nominated by the aboliiioniss-
that every vote of his in Congress touching
slavery was against the South in every shape
and iurm''-and that he had abandoned his con
seryative opinions while President, by going
into Know Nothing lodge. In every re-
spect, the Governor pronounced Fillmore as a
party man 10 be inferior to Buchanan. And
yet this man comes North, finds how the popu-
lar tide is setting. changes his tune and cries
out in CONSERVATION
"There are bonds Of union between the A.
merican party and The Democracy, aud if you
can show me that the Black Republican party
can be beaten by any vote being cast for MIR.
Fillmore, will give my vote for Mr.. Fill
more, if the ground opens and swallows me,
and Virginia, too, will come up and stand at
my back in that moment and in that vote"
And so the whole tribe of Democratic prints
have been these two years abusing and ridicul-