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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

srs hss,ed a. ss ordinary article or rercA s,., -
sefho. whenever profit coolf be made By il -
oPnion vss st that time 6ked and universal IN TIA -
i'iz ~ fiicn OF the white race. II sas reesrd.s
an ssi m 10 morals ss web Ia psh,ios. Which :. =.
thought OF dispuipg, OF srppoeed 70 be ooso }. -
pute; and men 10 every grade set position h 49,
dsy and hsbiiually acted upon IL In tier psi
suits, % well o. In matters q public eo,cerp ,;,t
doubling for momer' the correctne'sd tsa opnioe
Tie Chief Justice is here srgsing hat "a. n.
larstiou Of Independence, in proca ming hat a !.
men are created equal &C., does not ncsa a !.
olude peeroes-tha. il does not cootemp'ss IA.
Al part of the race endowed BY their cr.s..
with certain iDalieuable rights" nor i,.,s.
them in il. affirmation that Governments "Ssr,.
their iust power from the consent Of tAe s,,.
:" erped." W1y does be thus seek to eviseeus
ard eussculste the Declaration Of Indepesde,as,
WY affirm that, eighty years ago, negroes wen
regarded as having "no rights which tAs W
" man was bound to respect'" Was it no. irtAs
manifest and single purpose Of denying the N
sacred and rece,sary rights Of humanity to ssn
sroes Of this day this country, and Dred Scst !
particular Look the facts fall 10 the fAcs>i
cav whether the current quotation Of which d
Register complains does any essential ipjasia y
Judge Tansy.
We submit the whole matter 10 the couAilnan
of q candid pubic Meantime, we press tbs Qsas
tion-wby have not the supporters Of tie Dsl
Scott decision Issued cheap edition Of the sshn
mist views of Judges Taney and Cartls for NPsle
circulation Why have they not at least sssissl h
circulate such ed tions when already at hand 0bv
cusly, the way to prevent nisrepresoatstoa b h
circulate the genuine documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The steam boiler in the Knickerbocker Plaster
Mills, coner Of West and Horstio streets, exploded
lsst evening" completely demolishiDs the factory
togeth with two three sto:y tenement houses sd-
joining. One woman was instantly killed and zen
or twelve persons badly injured, the injuries Of two
or three Of whom may terminate fatally. The
cause of the explosion will be made a matter Of
judicial inye. tigatiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

STAMPEDE OF EE6RoEs.-Quite stampede o' n
proes occurred on Sunday night ss iron the reign-
bO,hood Of Washington IN this county and ~e are
formed that az any as seventeen male tne estspo ~
into Ohio. They were immediately pursued oys
party made up on both sides Of the n,st ana, oa ~
iorr;IT to M. Wm NeIson, he made ba'ils aud esf
sLd dsI eeiou.Y woureed two men named Poe W..
dron sro Wm. r. Dare. The negro Wa. na NY ~ a
coe by the party and brought back 70 & .n, - sie sss
The river. where be IL row saie ~ lai, v si,us
on And ubts are expressed whether either Of .ns%
oar recover. The rest II the negroes ere ye AZ
''''0' " " (M.y.t-,e (Ky Eagle, Tas'dt'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

IHroRTAsr To SETTLERS IN THE WEsr.-By .
recent decision OF the Commissioner Of the Lsnd
Office the evennumbered alternate sections Of land in
Iowa, along the line of the Dubuque AID Pacific Rsi
road ere open to actual settlers only at the Govern
ment price Of q 25 per acre. Payment can b. msde
ct any time before the fns Conveyance of the other
sec,ions 10 The Railroad Company, either 10 money or
land warrants.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

A P.srox OwsrD.-Kelley Lowe, pastor Of the
African Church, Augusta, Georgia, was originally a
slave, but his people bought him some years ago and
o. TIE Zios's Adrocate says, "he is their servant
"psouniarily q well ss spiritually They allow him
Q salsry Of from $500 10 81 900 per annum.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The Erpress quotes an article in The N. T.
Times as expressing Republican opinion on Gov.
Walkers policy in Kansas. We believe The N T.
Times does not profess to be q Republican journaA
Its lesDiDgs are toward the Administration Of Mr..
Buchanan generally; and Gov. Walker has bad ID
constant support fr0m the 6rst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

We have Q number Of journals in this city
rhose business il is to write up the beauties aud
delights of Slavery. From the lucubrstions Of the
travelling correspondent Of one Of these journals
we make the following extract:
ave cav much Of Slavery ss II exists in the state,
and heartily wish We could tran sfer some OF the
wreschsd sbonds who infess New York 10 the sa.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The Republicans Of the Fourteenth Ward ratified
the Syracuse nominations last evening at largo
and enthusiastic meeting, report Of which will be
found in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

The steamship Star Of the West with fort
nights later news from California, now over due,
has not yet arrived The Daniel Webster, which
reached New Orleans yesterday, from Havana, had
seen nothing Of her.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
RessTlerk Daily Gribnx
THURSDAY. OCTOBER I. 1s51.
TO 0ORRCsPOyDEGTs

ys notice can be taken Of anonymous Connunt~zsss Va.
ever intended for insertion must be suthsnstrd ~ ~
nsrns and address Of the vrernot necessarily x eobkee
uon but - Q guaranty OF his good faith.
We undertake to return rejected Communcso18
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

Il il not aloue in the new English Divorce bill
that the junsdctou Of the English Ecclesiastical
Courts has been attacked. Ii appears IS If there
were 6xed determination to complete at lass the
work which the imperfect English Reformation left
urfnished, aud which Cromw ell aad the Common
weslths men took 10 hand with only Temporary
,uccess, namely: the depriving the Ecclesiastical
Courts Of all jurisdiction in matters Of mere civil
ceEcen. The most important subject Of secular
interest, neIt to that Of marriage. Of which tho
Ecclesiastical Courts took jurisdiction, was that OF
wills ard the distribution Of intestste estates.
When this Jurisdiction wss 6rst assumed, it was
indeed Of comparatively little importance, the
amount Of personal property upon which alone 1t
operated being very small; but with the increase
of worth in goods, chattels, bonds and stocks, it
came 10 extend to no ,mar proportion Of the
wealth Of the country
With respect to :he general principles upon
which The Ecclesiastcsl Courts Of England settled
the Law OF ths country, and Of this country as well,
in relation to wills and the descent Of personal
uroperty, a. their legal doctrines were mostly bOr
rowed frsm the civil law. the system which they
introduced was, to say the least of it, quite M
good q could have been expected from any secular
tribunals. They repudiated ths scheme shich pre-
vailed in England ss to lauded nheritances, Of pro-
fsriDs younger brothers to elder si'ter', and
of giving The whole property to the edess SON. In
stead Of which they introduced an equal division
among all the children, with larsr proportionase
provision for the wife than il provided in the case Of
landed property; for while her third Of that prop
erty which comes to her in the rame Of dover eK
terds crly to q life es.ate, she has third Of the
per,oDsl property outright.
But though tire substance Of the law OF personal
irberirances a. administered by the Ecclesiassica
Court, was veil enough, the method Of it was very
TO, tuous, expensive and every way Objectionable
There existed in England about four huOdred Of
these Courts, With train Of sficer-jndses, regis
trar,, deputies, sssstaats, s.istsntdeputies, a.
vocates. ProctOts. Gd clerks, who sfks al did
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

are Of proof and Of thorough aD1sed
glass ~snsHtd 70 and bot water They the best In the
only be entirely relied For sse
By T. r. ToRkEY Agent Tor the MsnufAct0rer Nc Pist
Hew.Yofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
CRYSTAL PALACE KEFRgsHMENT SALOONS

1eI ~-AsKHIcAs Institute FMR-VSors are respectfully
the Rert shmen Saloons attached 70 the Palace
have enlarged sics s1e OF last and 50 az
ranged promp: stentcn Bread and Rolls made
ssy Cor Saloons at Hscker Bakery OF Hecter
Bichers Crcton Mills Superlsve Fcut Hecters Fsrna
Jelly ffeeh daily
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

Ar THE COsT PRICE.-The times are sadly out
OF Joint az uoue, |. worth s s double the ordinary value
OF coure ell klDds Of merchandise come down We are
determined not ~ he second TO one In meeting ths neV
t,ble law trade and have commenced 10 sell
entire tho CosI PAIGE Read advertisement the
Coods column thI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

Machines for sso Ut No 40 Broadway These the
machines really suitable for family and their Pce
psses ttsa within the reach all Persons intending to Pa
Shsse Sowing Machine wifi do well 10 examine these house
Bold before paying SIS to $50 for heavy, cum
bescme oompncsed II requires but one hours tuition
- become sklfnl operators Lessons gratis. This Ma
chine he's just susod by verdict Oi United State. C
eat Court WATSON, WOOSTER co
No. i49 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
BARNES d PARK

Have removed frotc No. 3Di orosdwsyt
Nos IL and IS PsTkrow,
Dotly opposite the Astor House The attention OF close
buyers jobbes Of Drugs Dsc immense stock of
PATFNr MEDICINES,
PROPRIETOR prices by the dozen, 100
Ourselves exclusively to the Medicine bnsi.
ness facilities handle th class of goods upon
tsrms never before attempted Ia America
BARNES PARK,
Cincinnati aud San Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

RBMOvAL.--MARsH e. Co.'S RADICAL CURE
fauss OFFICE, Of No. n Maiden lane hss been REMOVED
10 No veseyt Asto House Trussos Supporters Shoulder
Braces Elk sookn and every variety Of BsHdsges Of
no-t approved patterns .kfLDy applied female attendant
b pyivsie rcous for adies
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
HEGEMAN, CLARK & Co.'S

OsNvIEg kEDIciGAL COP LIVER OIL,
Warranted pure, and prepared from FREsn CoD-FisH
Liver BY most eminent physicisns for
Cpnsumptisn, kc. HEGEmAS, CLARK Co..,
Chsuists Diugst Nos 1855 rs 3lland 756 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
WOODS BUILDINGS, No. 56I Broadway.

Importers and Manufacturers OF GAS FIXTURES Ihe sno
sebta respectfully inform their ends and ths public that
sy just opened their nc stock Of CHASDELisss ana
Gas FIxTUREs comprising ell the choice styles from tho Head
kDs 10 uufsosur Of this country and Europe.
We also take pleasure announcing that our arrangements
r ell Goods line such viii enable US to offer than
st msuufsoi urers prices. GEo. II. KITCHEN 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01
REMOVAL.
SOLOMON & HART.

Are determined 10 sell their entire stock of
SaTlK Ds LANES. bROcATELLgs LACE AND MUSLIN SUI
TAfSs. CObSicGs, SHADES, &c,
At greatly reduced prices consequence oremoviDs to the
new
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

Peaches, Plums, Fears, Tomatoes, or any other
Fruit Vegetable may be preserved without BY using
hsArTs PArssT CANS which acknowledged to be the
cny reliable seslpg in market Full directions for
prsservirs accompany the cans
WELLS Provost Propreton,
No 2l5 PIontst, near Beekman
BAH orders poet promptly forwarded 10 any part Of
thsc tty Of expense.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

RESULTS or HARD TIMES - The prices of all
descriptions Of msrcha rapidly decluins Messs
Co. (,de their advertise nent in the Dry Goods
Column Of this determined ct the loss 10 the
and have consequently thrown their stock upon the
m 1t a price.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-01

co.,. easas ON ~ go
d. tfff Af- ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

LtOR sALE CHEAP-THOsr TWO NEW FIRST CHA s
tour story bro~n stone basement houses and VI,
Thttv ers street built IN the beet containing al
-rcaerr rnroverneus Terms ,ccommodstng P,ssssg ~
IN ns dSie y. In4ure q tae owner, "a The pretSsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

pERsoNs IN Want OF BILLIARD rABLEs woutDs
10 well hy csirg sharp's manusctrry, No Ia Fultns
erect he has fsnd large sssor merit bch ui
rl-f p slsis osd. al sJls OK snshoa rssnA
had saoss iss ss.s cheap, Wa. 0AkR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

" with piazza front ard good born a.
whb tsf o. land sd on, in spleudA garden, Wi
soeksd With choice fruit lying Fifteenth street bswe
Fcurth and FIFTH South Bruokyn. Cars with
~ blocks For ~ms, SC, sppiy to- VANDERBILT, 81
Ea.1Jn ia ees MI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18
nlI.I.IARDA.

DopfrsoS's RESTAURANT AND BfLLttRD ga.
IL Icors BrOsdwsyl arst socr nc gassmen are now
counter ou ne fret aoor Arranged on an Improved pas
80 DE enjoymert Of hssty meal viii pease the mc~k
fsdous cr se Steaks No, 70 order. Prices reseonsble
and sst attention 20 cesnnes~ The billiard room 80
v.nv carueted and contains four Of fhAene best tasles
M r. Re feshrene SUNDAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

L,oR aAIK-TuY HOUSE AND LOT NO. Df wEsT
il Twenty sshh set between Ninth and renh avenues
The house ~ by ~ feet three stories anf cellar the Ii ~
BY ~ feet inches wbs sold cheap ore half Of the pur
chase money remain on bond and mortgage Alo ne
house ot Eighth also the house and o Sr
Wet Thirty ffh street Inquire OF J. o. POTTER in NE
coal oce u Elnh and Thirty seventh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

IHARLY SPRING hAETuLAs
~ At retail will be opened thiS day.
Black velvet manallAs,
" moiro
silk
Mourning panlss an of the newest and most desirable
pJies. int received
Prices 20 per cent les hAn OF ofhsr heases
JACRsON h BBNghk,
New mantfa house.
~ Hudson ssrve<
A few doors Above Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

DItNOs rOa ALL TIVE Pr. MUSICAL SAVING Al
Soci.y chartered lsfs IL In successful
p 40 ha r ~ oeect NE proroon q must hrsugh ~
months dr'r button n rosewood pianos nsnbw
ship hs ockty may be obtained bv subsc,ioG for
81 stock value u shares e3zs payable -
onty nsianens OF 81 TO- To insure the memb arua
eas. plsro contract hes been eu,ered into with Messrp
lehe Newton rsdburv, who viii furnish pianos valued -
fioO For fur'her rforma,on pesse cs Al The ons- -hse
slfufion snd be obanei and mo3ei ptsns
may re seen. 30tl~kITII, sscretary ard Gensraa
Apeus he sociey once at r. r. Dodvorhs music tire.
se3 broadway.
IDIANO WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR eoLD
III ~sches, and cash n re1uired plain rose vvno
csse sys or octave hncy srtsls price. Anr patty
willing exchange By addressing note stsse-
ing FRS aud price, Trade. Herald oce VIII i'm
rosdistely aitep6ed IN
TIVE oRIGIrkJ l. JACOBS AT u7E OLD STAND
asasn lO1 rhere he is elins sceo~Asuun
vIoilna zoe al k,ng of mases nssrrenh cbeASeg
han ever wholesale retail Acccrieus ~ n 70 SO.
IN GILBERT a co.'s PrANoFoRrE wARERocM,
ard t2 broadway, eorner OF Canal street. "a ar60
VARIETY styles OF the above superb rsA
with all hev ate In sc.e ssa
warranted ~ star In any climate tor sale hvev~
bic erma Pianos 10 hire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

TOE sALE cHFtP--k two STORY, BASEMENT AND
attic house, l2ots 90 Of Greene and Bushwi q
Bcokyu rut o. all tnds stasles will sell pat
apply to A. LAUDfh, &i South street, OF inquire on toe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-18

CNOR SALE-A SPLENDID DAPPLE GRAY MAZE,
Ib haI Dis high old; Messenger and Morgan
stock for her reat power OF beauty
clean limb and head: stylish and
ree driver yet kao and gene stands without being tied
and upPQuaed for discipline and OF movsmen, under
saode harness. hss always beeo In the country
she IL al present Any gentleman In want OF SAGE
family bcrse will find this opportunity seldom to be
with For further information apply to GUBNEY UN
lkkHILL. 70 Uey aueel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-11

Hos. J. D. CAToS-We find the follow
ing handsome notice of our esteemed fellow
townsman. in the Albany Argus Of the Isl
Instant
We enjoyed the pleasure yesterday Of a
call from Hon. j. u. Cation, one OF the
Judges of the Supreme Court OF the State
OF Illinois, an acquaintance Of our school
boy days. Judge Cation vent to Illinois
from Oneida County some ~ rnty-iivc years
ago, and soon rose to distinction in his new
home. H has been on the beach of the
Supreme Court OF that State for fifteen
wears, and has By his learning aud laGoTs
dsne much to give character and Judicial
system of the State. IL Is 4 somewhat sin
GUAR circumstance that two of the three
Judges of the Supreme Court of Illinois
Ju'ge Cation and Judge SSinncr-cmisrat-
ell from tie county of Oneida, and that n
prominent candidate for the third juigesLiD
(soOn TO be filed Is also native OF the same
county. Oneida has also made liberal and
rich contributions TO the Judiciary of our
own state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-11

Tomato Catsup,
NOR sale by the gallon, made by WELLS PROVOST
10 New York. Also, Harvey's Sauce, No. new Mack
ereI and White Fish. Childrens Chases and Cabs at
iun13 JAS. X. METGS'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-11
n.,,o, sorue, p G+;d,er uenrv

meat. On the first ballot Samuel B. Gfidley, Henry
j. Reed and e. Marshall Van DOren, received eight
ballots each which being majority of all the al
dermen authorized by law 10 be elected, they were
declared duly elected as commissioners TO assess
the sum Of seven thousand six hundred and sixtv-
six dollars and fourteen cents, the real estate in
the division of the city benefited by the gravelling
and paving and curblng the cutters of La Sale
street. from the south side of Main street to the
canal bridge IN pursuance of order of the city
council, passed July 9TH, 1857.
On motion of Bristol, the street and alley COM
mittee were directed 10 get plan and estimates
for improving La Sale street from the canal 10 the
rail road, and report.
Aid. Leayens, of finance committee. reported ii.
Green's bill correct, and il was ordered paid also
marshal report, that il was insufficient
On motion Of Smith, marshal report referred
back To him.
On motion of Calkins. il was
Ortfersd, That plank sidewalk be constructed
according To law and ordinance on the south side
street
Bilis-The following bills were ordered paid =
c. G.. Miller, 81, for mails X. Wilson, 5000,
surveying; i. Doneyy, $3.50 money paid for
street labor; ii. Freeman, 81, removing nuisance
L. Murphy, 81, do. F.; JAS. Finnerty, SIS, tending
Madison street bridge; ii. Deukert go, street SUI
peryisor 9Th ward Gas and Coke Co., 81 gas
On motion of Smith, special committee was
appointed with power 10 contract with the Ottawa
Gas Ii1ht and Coke Co for gas, for lighting the
street lamps for the remaining portion of the
rent municipal year. Chair appointed Smith, L !:
wards and Richardson said committee
On motion oil Leavens, the city clerk and collect
or were directed To procure the necessary blank
books for recording assessments, &C.
On motion OF Barton, the Office of ward super
visor of sixth ward was declared vacant
Adjourned. J.AVEKY, Clerk
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Council Proceedings.

oiaHs 2Cth, 1851.
Regular meeting. Present: AID. Learens, Green,
Armour, Edwards, Bristol Smith, Barton and Calk-
irs-S.
On motion of Leavens, Aid. Green was called to
the chair
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Petitions for license received from Ditrnon
& Wall, H. Ii. HIM. and Hugh DOran.
On motion of Smith, it was
Ordered, That liquor license issue the above
petitioners, upon compliance with the provisions Of
the license ordinance and payrIcnt Of the here
tofore fixed for licenses.
On motion of Bristol ii was
Ordered, That G,i Licenses be taken out within
one week FROM the time the application for the
same l. granted
On action of Barton, Brewer f Richmond were
allowed one week longer take out license.
Petition OF X. Montgomery and - others was
presented; praying that James NJ. Miner might
have re-hearing on his application FOX liquo: Il
cen>c.
On motion of Smith said petition was received
On motion OF Bristol, the application of James
~ MINER for liquor license heretofore laid or
the table, was taken up.
On motion of Leaycns, 1t was
OreLersi, That liquor license be issued IN said
James VI. MINER upon his complying with the con.
ditions of the liquor ordinance and paving the sum
heretofore fixed for licenses.
Communication of j. u. Harris, health officer
was received.
On motion of Smith, the same was referred to
the board of health, with power TO act they may
see fit.
Barton, from street ana IeE committee, 10 "noHi
was referred the matter Of improving La Sale ST.,
from the south side of Main street tc the Feeder
bridge; Main street, from side-cut TO Fox river !;
Madison street; from side-cut 10 Fox river, and
Court street. from Madison TO Main street. reported
plans, specifications and costs for gravelling same,
aud paving and cnrbing cutters.
On motion of Smith, said report was received
and approved.
On motion of Smith il was
Order.a, That La sale street, from the south
side OF Main street TO the canal bridge be
and cutters paved and curbed according 10 the
plans aud specifications of the street and alley
six hundred and sixiy-six dollars and fourteen
cents be assessed upon the real estate in the diyi-
sion Of the city benefited thereby. 10 deiray the
expenses of such improvement
The city council proceeded 10 make choice bv
ballot, of three commissioners 70 make said assess
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0ttatua free Graotr
The Fourth in Ottawa.

Ottawa was pretty much scattered on the
fourth. The Hibernia Benevolent Society
was about the only party that made a de-
nonstratien in town, and in connection with
the Ladies' fair Of the Catholic church, open
at the court house during the day, managed
to keep the town pretty full of strangers.
The Society met according to the programme
published in our last, had fine procession,
numbering several hundred, and from the
steps of the court house, heard what We
have been assured by number who were
present, a capital address from the Hon y.
W. Cavalry. The Judge is just the man
that can do such things handsomely.
A number of young folks from town, con-
sisting of about twenty couple, had u pic mic
on the old Snabbona camp ground, on the
bluff nearly north of the Sulphur Spring
House. The spot is described as one Of en-
chanting beauty, and what with good eata-
blcs, music and dancing, We have no doubt
the young people spent glorious day.
We-that means the editor and family
attended the pic mic at Debolfs Spring, on
I0e Ounh VI IOA Ai4'SiY aOOuh y i4'''NS
town. This was by all odds the largest
party of the day in this vicinity There
mus, have been two or three thousand per-
sons present Four or five hundred yards
Of tables were covered with many wagon
loads Of all the good eatables you can think
of, to which the company did full justice,
but which they came nowhere near exhaust
ing. The Declaration was well read by DA-
yID BEUNBaCS, Esq, prayer by Rev Mr.
HISS, and capital Grafton by !oHs HIsE,
ESQ. There were the usual number of regu-
lar toasts, and large number of volunteer
toasts, the reading Of which caused much
pleasant hiIarity and amusement. The young
people also had dance, which formed
very attractive feature. We have not been
furnished with copy Of the toasts and pro-
cecdings else we should take pleasure in
publishing them. The pic mic was gotten
up principally by the people Of the town Of
Rutland and its whole management was Ger
tain!y very much to their credit. Tie best
order was maintained throughout, no acci-
dent occurred, ard everybody left highly
pleased with the recreations and proceedings
Of the day.