The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21


his noigbbor, was missing, aud neither
lave since been heard from. Il Tunes
New York Oct, 10 The followi,s
list comprises the principal failures is
the city yesterday, AS we'll az those iu
ccivcd by telegraph
Tho Bowery Bank, New York Cay.
Harper & Brothers Publisher.
Wood & Grant, Grocery
lIoppock & Greenwood House.
Connolly & Adams
g S Hilman. Tobacco
Buckley & More, T Dealers
Bab,ist & White
We learn that the notes of the III Cen
trail and Erie are protested
ALL COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED The
Norfolk (VirgiDia) Argus is informed BY
Captain Burt, Of the brig Marine, that
had such trecauiion been taken on board
the steamer Central America. whtn tho
Marine was seen approaching, as would
have enabled the two vessels to ride to.
gether by hawser, they would have con-
tlnued only few fathoms apart, aud oil
could have been takeE on board the brig
before dark, The Argus says:
He inform US that when be bore down
for the steamer, knowing bis own di,a-
bled condition and that be must p,c.s.
sarily drift far to the leeward aud h.
ping that those Oh board the steam,r
would realise this, ho made every prepar.
alton on board the brig for riding BY
bawser and expected to find boat out
from the steamer with the end of one Of
her large hawsers on board. He acc n.
dinghy rounded to close under the stern
Of the steamer, so close that biscuit
might almost have been tossed from ono
vessel to the other-and close enough to
have received one Of their lines from
small boat-but to his disuay none such
was in readiness and in a minute more
he was rapidly drifting away. Ho 10
confident that be could have saved every
soul, if he could only have made fas, to
tue steamer. In this opinion mel of
tactical experience must universally cen.
cur"
THE New TERRITORY The great ter.
ritory towards which the ever f,wiop
tide of immigration will, in oil probabil.
ity, be next turned is that which lies im.
mediately west of Minnesota, and which
will be known as Dacotah indie.
pendent, published at Sargeant's Bluff,
in speaking of this territory, says shat
it includes great party of the valley Of
tho Sioux, the valleys of the James and
Vermillion rivers, and large trsots If
beautiful bottom lands lying on tho Mis-.
souri,. In regard 10 the climate, il be-
comes milder 10 the westward, so much
SO that the winters in the northwestern
parts Of Dacotah are said to DO not m UGH
more severe than in Northern Penusyl.
vania. The prevailing went of this entire
region is timber. Its chief attractions
are fertile soil, pure air aud water anI
unusually healthy climste and it is boz
!ieved also to possess 40 sbul dance Of
mineral coal
. VERMONT EPISCOPAL. INSTITUTE -
From TESTING nial to the patrons and
Subscribers, Of this institute. we notice
that the handsome sum of$i, ISL SO has
been subscribed in three towns in
this County, viz Arlington $60l so;
Bennington, 1886 Factory Point, $3.50
The whole amount Of the subscrip ,ions
up to the 4th Of June amounted to $40.
$50 Of which SIS, 20e so has already
been paid. The President, the Ri. Rev.
Bishop Hopkins proposes to spend ,hs
fall and winter in the prosecution of thi.
work. 1t is requested that those who
have not yet paid their subscription will
do 80 by RENTING the amount TO tbs
Treasurer as early as convenient. -Ban-
Ner
A SnocKiNG AND FATAL ACCIDENT ~
PLYMOUTH We learn that on Monday
afternoon a son Of Jarias Joselyn Esq
aud Miss Cowdiy were ON their way
from Bridgewatcr to Tyson Furnace, and
Oh going down. the "notch hill,n hold.
back broke, letting the wagon on the
horse aud throwing them both from tho
wagon, breaking one arm Of the youug
man, aud precipi,ating the young lady
into deep gutter striking her head with
great force against a rock and horribly
mu'ilatiug her head and face. She was
taken up apparently dead. She revived
a little, but died IN about four hours.
People cannot be too careful as 20 thu
soundness Of a harness. Bell0tos FaNs
Times
The house of Ethan Allen at Wsr-
SISTER was entered by BURGERS Monday
night and Mr.. Allen Jumped out Of bed
seized one of them, gave him q severe
drubbing, and locked him iuts a closet,
until officers arrived to take him into
custody. A quantity Of spoons and sill
yer forks was found upon him. His 40
complete escaped with jewelry to III,
amount Of sl5O-Banner.
DEATH OF Hon. TIMOTHY FoLLsrr -
We learn that tho Hon Timothy Follett
Of Burlington, died yesterday morning,
Oct IL, For many years he was lead
ing man in the business of Burlington,
aud in the politics of the State. Yves.
tern Vermont is indebted to him per-
haps. more than to any other man, for
the establishment of the Rutland & Bur
lington Railroad and it is a sad rtf C