The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03

ing from the South with the sword In Que
hand md the Bible in the other, scatter +,
ing desolation in their path, lie had
more respect for Aboiiiions'q ihou Tree
Sellers, on tho principle that the ONE
sassin meets his victim in open day t..
the other robs him while sseep.
Mr. Giddings Of Ohio asted ne gen
tleman whether he wo0' carry his desc
lation into + - .stern Reserve
Mr.. Davis replied, that would be the
first point he would strike at, because that
was the residence Of the warmest and
worst of the Abolitionists Of the country.
(Laughter.)
"A New Haven editor had present
of bunch of violets, grown in the open
air, on the 4th inst. an unprecedented in
stance. Fruit trees are bursting into
bud. Rose bushes are opening into bud.
FoREIoN.-The Europa brings one
weeks later news from Eurpe to the 9th
ult. Money matters were growing easier
and there was marked improvement in
the manufacturing interests. Operations
upon the Leviathan had been resumed and
with success. 1t needed to be moved but
81 feet more.
There was two weeks later news from
India Gen. Havelock died. of dysentery
on the 25th of Nov. The government had
sustained severe reverses near Cawnpore
with considerable loss of men and bag.
gage.
Tho Canada arrived at Halifax, Jan.
28th from Liverpool 10th. Her mails
report the safety Of the Ariel, about which
there has been much apprehension. She
was obliged to put back in consequence of
the breaking of shaft, The Bank Of
England had reduced its rate Of interest
10 FIVE per cent. An unsuccessful attempt
had been made upon the life Of the French
Emperor which caused the death Of Ave
persons and wounded sixty. The ship
Oxford had been abandoned at sea in q
leaking condition. Powers Statue Of
Webster was on board this vessel
OxYaEsArEp BErTERa-This medicine
Is scientific remedy for Dyspepsia in all
its forms. When taken according to d.
rections, 1t gives immediate relief, and IL
most cases, effects permanent cure.
SCARLET FEvER.-This dreaded disease
has for some time been quite prevalent il
this village. Several cases OF it have re
suited fatally, and we regret to add thu
the disease appears to be still increasing
Rmlna Hsta/d.
Acc1DENr.-We learn that Sewel
Ba,chelder, Of Painield, was accidental
lykilled, OH the 25th. In passing down
hill log rolled from his sled across hi
r breast. 1t is singular fact that Mr.
Batcheders father was killed on the sam
spot, some fifteen years since. Patr,o,
In CraAabury on Monday the lst
inst. while one of Messrs. j. @. & A
Winships teams was stlnding near tn
j store, little son of Mr.. Brown was coas
ing and run his sled under the horses th
horses taking fright started the load a
tacbed to them. drawing the boy under tn
: runners, causing his death the next da,
J Mrs ANNA BREWSTER, relirt of CHAR,
y Brewster, died in Hunt gton on the s,
r. ult., aged 95 years. She was, at the tin
! of her death the oldest person in Huntin
ton, Mrs. Brewster and her husband we
among the first settlers of the town -Bn
e HnRf0n Fee Press.
le PuTNEY. - Rev. J. Aiken has recent
a. been dismissed from the pastoral char
~, Of the Congregational Church in Putne
- This movement was mado necessary by t
y ill-health of his wife. His residence f
n. the present is at Brattlehoro.
il AccIpENT.-On Monday evening, 4
Ia up train on the Rutland and Burlingt
u Rail Road, run over and killed Fren
= women in Shelburne village. She was
y tempting to cross the track with hoi
p and buck board Wagon. The Wagon W
rs severed in twain, and parts of it left
n. each side of the track. The body was HI
:, ribly mangled. No blame is attached
~ the conductor.-Sentine(.
h. The Windsor Savings Bank apes
~ to be in prosperous condition, having
"A. small surplus Of cash after an extra di
to dend of l IL per cent. per annum for I
-, last Eve years. This extra dividend civ
. on deposits that have been in the Ba
oi during the whole period, about 7 per ce
re, per annum - Chronicle.
as DAMAGE TO MEETING House. BY FIJI
on On Sunday last it was discovered
going into the Westinghouse in this pl:
in the morning to kindle the fire, that CT
CO siderable damage was done by fire havI
i'd been somehow communicated 10 tho VIC
cir work Of the floor under the row of &c
;,r in the centre of the houRe, burning h
- through the floor for several feet in Il
me gitudinal direction. besides charring
he seats adjacent. The FIRE had gone out
,es itself Considering that this occurred
mo- the interim between meetings, and !
w known to any one, it is very singular
icy well as lucky flor those interested in
on house that il should have cseanad ent