The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-30

The County FAIRS of Rutland ard
Caledonia Counties, occurred on We'd
nesday and Thursday, the 23d aud Gath.
I'VE have received the first No.,
vol first, of the Polyliuguial journal,
quarterly Magazine; in FIVE languages
French, Spanish, Italian, German and
English. By Hiram g Sparks. Price
$500 The design of this quarterly is
to aid the teacher and the learner of
Modern languages. We think il admir-.
ably adapted to tho purpose,
Asa Hswley, Of Whitehall, had a
horse stolen from his pasture on Sunday
night last, He was tracked nearly to
this place The thief was probably on
his way to Canada.
"A correspondent of the Freeman
gives an account OF General Conven-
ton of Spiritualists, 10 Ludlow, on the
9th, 2s.b aud goth, of Aug last The
results were on attempt aud failure to
perform an act Of healing; the making
one man speak language tina. nobody
could understand, and no spirit present
could interpret; and any amount of
wraDgipg among themselves.
They claimed to work greater mira.
cles than Christ did, but unfortunately
they we're unable to produce a solitary
rap. or any other demonstration Of the
existence Of departed spirits"
Mr.. Fairfield, q raving enthusiast,
wbo claims to see angels daily, and en-.
Joy their society; said : There are three
great dispensations .-First, the dispeu-
sation Of Moses, which was 2ispensa-
ton of gloom and blood, &c Second
the dispensation Of Christ, that brought
peace and good will to man. Third, the
dispeusation of the Spiritualists, that
brings immortality to light" Ha fiual.
ly added, sour dispensation, or the dis.
pepsaton of the Sprtualists, is as much
superior to the dispensation of Christ,
as bis dispensation was suparior to the
Mosaic dispensatioD.
A GOOD PAPER -One OF the Dest
papers now published in Boston is the
DAILY Bee its editorials are able, spir.
tied aud spicy, its news department is
complete, its reports superior, and in ev'
cry respect the Bee is up to the times,
and rapidly growing in public favor.
Tho Bee is the only paper in b >ston that
zsalously and fearlessiy advocates the
election Of Hon. N Banks, in which
advocacy it displays much ability The
friends Of Mr.. Banks should give the
Bee cor dial support
Tho notice by the Citizen, Of a
counterpart and pillow case BY Mrs. c.
Lyman, n H." is palpable mist axe,
as we understand there was no exhibitor
Of that name from New Haven, and uu.
doubtedly the real contributor was Mrs
G. Squires.
WASHINGTON, Sept 2s-Col Benton
continues dangerously i'll his recovery
is improbable,
The withdrawal of the dragons from
Lawrence, has discounted Gov Walk
er. and rendered him poweress az a
gainst any party, Free State or Pro
Slavery. His resignation would surprise
nobody here. These facts confirm your
advces 10 all particular.
Mr.. Buchanan informed squad Of
Old Line Wings last week thst he re
garded all thorough Hunkers as true blue
Democrats aud should give the old
Wings their fair share of Offices
Information has been received that a
general Congress representing the Span.
ish American countries will soon meet
in Chill to devise plans for protection
against American 6llibusters. Irissarri
the Minister from Guatemala, and Mic
aragua here. has been ordered to attend
such Congress on behalf of his Govern.
ment.
MIR. John Wise made his 2l0th
aerial voyage, from Bradford in this
state en- the 9th inst, and landed at
the town of Big Falls. in N. H., near
the state OF Maine. on the Eastern Rail
Road. Mr.. W. says this is one of the
most interesting voyages be has ever
made.
tbs STATE HOUSE Tho walls are
now half up, and the iron beams for the
See nd floor (Which ia to be of iron, are
now being put in place Watchman.
-Ou the I5inst Mr.. Roger Donabue
in North6ald was run over By the cars
and his legs 30 badly crushed that ampu
tation was necessary. He died in conse
quenoe the next day.
Fred A. Akin has retired from the
Burlington Sentinel, and is now associate
Editor of the National Flag, Bloom
ington Illinois
Dr. Butler will hereafter be asso.
ciate6 with D. A, Danforth in the Edito,
rial management of the Sentinel.
On the 25iust Mr.. A. NJ. Sander,
son of Brandon, had his hand accdeutly