The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-05-26

The milk agitation in Now York has
resulted in the right way. On Friday
last it was estimated tina. Eve hundred gal
Ions Of swill milk were returned TO the
various stables in East Brooklyn, unsold,
from the different Orange county and
other Pure Country Milk" depots. On
Saturday several wagons returned to their
stables with full cans, for which there was
no market. The late Mills stables near
Gates Avenue, it is said, contain a large
number of milk wagons hauled up in ordi-
nary, their occupation being gone. The
question now put to dubious milk dealeas
is, Do you sell the long tail or the stump
tail milk ?"
1t will be RENE mbered that Mr.. John
W. Farmer, q New York Mechanic, open
ed last winter in that city, free dining
saloon, at which all persons were invited
to come and eat without charge. Mr..
Farmer maintained this, at his own ex-
pense, during the hard times. He sup
piled 230,893 meals of good substantial
food, and furnished LII persons with
employment, the employers having come
there to find them. The average cost Of
the meals was fraction over seven cents.
Mexico is still in the greatest confu-
sion, political, military, and commercial.
Conspiracies, instructions, pronunciamen-
tos, and arrests follow each other contn-
ually. The dictator of yesterday is
prisoner to-day, and no one can give
guess for tomorrow. The Mexican Ex-
traordinary says:
"Within the past month the press Of
this capital have had some discussion on
the subject Of foreign Intervention. The
tone Of the press is decidedly against in
PREVENTION that might favor the advance
ment Of the Anglo-Saxon race in Mexico.
1t would appear that our race is here gene
rally regarded as aggressive. Although
the proclivity Of our race to build rail-
roads, to develope the dormant resources
Of new countries, to expand commerce, to
maintain peace and order, is conceded,
still it is not believed the Auglo.Saxon
race would be good for Mexico their
presence would be inimical to the language
and religion Of the country. A strong
feeling exists here for European interven-
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France or Spain would be preferred"
The United States Court House bull.
ding, located at Windsor, is progressing
finely, under the Superintenden of D.
G. 1insley, Esq. From twenty-five to
thirty persons are now employed in its con-
struction. The building is to be about so
by IS feet-three stories highland the
outside to be wholly of granite, brick, iron
and slate. We understand that some S75,-
900 have been appropriated for its con.
struction. The building will be an orna-
ment to the village Windsor Journal.
An Irshman by the name of Charles
j. Flynn, somewhat intoxicated, made an
unprovoked assault upon Hon. Tappan
Stevens, of Newbury, last Monday morn
ing, the 18th inst, and bit off his ear The
dsmembered cartilsginous funnel, was re-
placed by surgeon, but with very slight
hope of effecting a reunion. Flynn was
arraigued before Sustice Bailey on charge
Of assault with intent to main, and was
ordered to find sureties in the sum Of two
thousand dollars, for his appearance at the
next Term of Orange County Court, in
default Of which officer Falknsr committed
him to jail at Chelsea.-Journai.
The widow of Joe Smith, the Mormon
still resides at Nauvoo but she cares moth.
ing for the Saints, and has married g
tavern keeper, who thinks all prophet,
humbugs. Young Joe who should have
been the head of the Mormons, is q stout
gawky of twenty-five, who hates Brigham
Young, and curses the Salt Lakers. Ncu.
VOC was once place of 10000 inhabit.
ants, but is now q place of ruins.
New ORLEANS. May Is.
Billy Bowlegs and his whole party, con
sisting Of $50 persons, arrived at the U. s
Barracks to-day, on their way to the In
dian Territory.
The effort to stop the crevssss 20 mile
above this city have been abandoned. The
damage by the various crevasses in thi
vicinity is counted by millions of dollars
The river has not yet fallen here.
BUReLARy.-The store of Messrs
Wheeler & Stevens, of this village, wa
entered on Wednesday night of last weel
by one or more persons, through celia
window, and several pieces of Silks, Cast
meres, and lots Of Kid Gloves, &C., to tn
value of about one hundred and seventy
five dollars taken. An effort was made t
blow open the safe, but probably the in
truders got frightened, leaving the powde
unburned, and some two dollars of chang
in the money drawer. There is DANCE
that such visitors will be convinced Of tn
burning of some powder that is not yer.
agreeable. Adams Messenger.
The yellow fever in its most dread
full forms is expected to ravage the South
ern States this summer, owing to the wild
spread and long continued freshets.
TO kill bed-bugs, take corrosive subj
mate and danb it all over the bedstead
Then burn your bedstead and bed clothing
and move into another house.
FREE TRADE TeNDRNcIrs.-There remark
of Senator Bigler on the repeal of the fish
ing bounties called up his colleague, Mr.
Cameron, whose short speech was ksel
truthful and suggestive.
He (Mr. Bigler) is, believe, fire.
trade man, if can judge from his acts