The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-12

The llsllolj@ Chaych, which has
been undergoing thorough repairs, will b
occupied for divine worship next sabbath.
Although not entirely finished, yet enough
has been done to Indicate its general APP
pearance when completed.
The Providence J0UyHd/ comes to
us printed on new type. We like the
manly straightforward course that 1t
takes OIL all subjects that agtate the coun-
try. It's increasing patronage Indicate
the favor with which it is received.
Farmers read the advertisement OF
Coe & Company
-Tuckerman, the mail robber, convlc-
ted at New Haven Conn" OF multiplied
mail robherrs, was sentenced ON Tuesday
last to twenty one years confinement IN tho
State prison After the proof was obyl-
ously overwhelming, he confessed his guilt
and the case did not go the jury
Since the Revival" has been in pro-
cress the number of drinking shops has
been materially lessened. Within week
two or three establishments in tue lmme-
date vicinity Of church where union
PRAYER meetings are held daily, have been
compelled to Close CH G"7efte'
1t is intimated in the London Times
that Queen Victoria may visit Canada du-
ring the next autumn If SO she will nat
uraIlv come down and take look at us
Yankees, and there is no woman IN the
world who would have heartler recep-
ton. We hope she will come
The Louisville JoUrnaf says;
."The course of Senator Green Of Mis-
souri, is unquestionably disapproved by a
large majority of the people Of that state.
He will disappear from the public as soon
as his constituents can get him Out.
Tbenceforth he will be " IiUiStble Green.
MAeNErIzING SWEET HEARr.-Hume,
the American medium, is soon to be mar
ried at Rome to young Russian lady
with an immense fortune lie Is SAID TO
have gained his power over her entirely
by that secret magnetic influence which
has enabled him thus far to astomsh SO
many astute people.
Col. Stanton, an English engineer, has
;srrived at San Salvador, to take charge OF
the survey for the proposed inter-oceanic
railway. The American engineer who
had been over the ground had reported
that the railway would cost Sl3, 600, 900
and that seven years would be required to
complete it. This is double the first estl-
mates. and operations had been suspended
until Col. Stanton would make his report
SNuFFs THE BATTLE.-lt is rather sig
ni6cant of the popular tendencies in Mis-
souri, when we find the st. Louis ReP"6-
Hcan thus early referring to the next cleo
ton as follows:
ave assume without further prelude
that the election in August next, tor the
members of Congress and OF the State Leg
islature, and even county officers is to be
fought upon the issue distinctly presented
by the Black Republicans, which proposes
a di,ect uar upon The inSttH'ionS q
slaverv in this STATE. Monday last, il
the election in this city, and Jefferson City
and Carondelet, in the two former Of which
they were successful"
JUVENILE G UMPrIoN "A farmer in Va
who had been digging well, was callet
away from home, leaving none but two
BOYS on the premises. During his absence
a favorite horse by accident got into tn
well, which was about twelve feet deep
and of sufficient diameter TO allow tn
horse standing room. The boys set thei
Young brains to get him out. Their bi
Of "ways and means was almost exhaus
ted, when the youngest, only nine year
old, suggested an amendment, which wa
Immediately adopted Large quantitie
of straw were convenient, which the boy
pitched in to fill the well, the prlsone
tramping it down until he could walk rlgt
out upon straw bail.