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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

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stip CORRELATION, Mulliner. liverpool, March ~ With
of me Banks Win westerly wirds ATri 70 OF
shoals ,ook pilot from boat Moses 6rirneu tso ~
Bsrk Ann Elizabeth (of Philsdephlsl korgYsve Havana
~ eNytrirnced ahurrcane from NV which lased hours
durin which hove her ends and nearly
enlre fpit Of sails.
RrE Ford tof Pos'onl orinn, Buctsvire, NC. days
With lumber, 10 Peck A Church.
D,ig etsey Cof weusl bartlett Trinidad de Cuba
April ~ with sugar, Ao 10 n Brootmsn
n,0uf 90. vessf 10 master Was " hours In gale from
NM oN Cape Batsrss with several ssis ANY
bound North AZ time during The gale bad three feet
IN the bold and pump oboked ~hoh has teen
lees flDce
lne parien Ray H,rch q, and Carthagrra April T.
kchr Tarrist hAoch Haron Para II days with mdse 10
Rurdett Noble. April e. lh rs 10, Ion ~ No. In
hurricane cYrred sway The foremost fore and ralnop
nae Win The sails ard gr'ng attached snd split the main
Tannor iof Bslmore days from Wilmington for Nyork
Rchr NelrA tof EilfworthO, Treworpy Hsvsnna IL Mar
krri IS with togee Sc 10 Ell Peters April % lat q
~ ion E Ell presed schr Gsrelle Of Bangor bound 2ls
s2s &C. lon ~ n spoke schr wakesus from Cenfuegos
mtfe bound The has erpereneed very heavy weather
tchi ny Kerr lof 8aimorel nsebien Kingston, Jam,
Arm 10 with coffee, g Merrill Abbott
fchr alexander cf Werebenl Christie, Jacmel April 6
vi hocGee and lc9wcod " Brett, Son a Go.
sfr FquAfor rl Albury, Raracoa Is days With INIT N
blsr4 Luther bad &ry heavy weather, osi boat davi
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t,,a.,, Ut c M, "a afar"s'Apne'
spoken, Do.
Hhp CoossvAee from AK ab for Liverpool. Jan L. lat
y, len SsE
Ship George WASHINGTON from Bombay for London Ycb 4
lat - 2, Ion - " from Paris -
slp Ceuo Gordo William from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
April lat AZ lon 10
thp Risibg snr from Mobile for liverpool April ~ IN ~
Georges Channel
tbip VIM Penn, Meade from baltimore for Liverpool
cate, Ia, 81 ~ Ion 70 -
Bark Penguin wheeler from FYcrk Feb - for singapore
end init hnrch ". iai n l1T, I'm ~ B
Ba,k Consence rag. from sunderland Tor New Haven,
March - lat AZ e. Ion ~ ~.
part Restless. 70 hrop hence for ssvanh and sanA MAJ
ths, April ", lat 20 s. lon & ~
Bst Hell frances, from Ssiepras FOR bos on April 30
LAT d 20 Ion ~ %.
Foreign Ports.
Auy GAYS hpri IO-rn port brig Robert Wing Pray for
po~,op no GAYS
ANrwrpp Anil le-Arr ships Colombo, Nelaon Call>o
yict.bprc Husbca hCrleaps
a. fro, ,he y,l prl roaerh Hannah o.
s,ysn, serrori ara csrdir ''~'
IA y, sn9 0A'n A'o'o1 ana sid
R.rgrop Feb B-Ar Jenne, riummer, Singapore: eth
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mlsoeilaIseOus and DssasserA.
For disaater 10 bark OttA IN lee tel .graph umna

For disaster TO bark Otta tel graph columns
BARK YEAroN while loa1ng at The s'hinohA Ts,ands
capsxec Of her pors be Left open Was Hghted and
tld for New York pre- iona 70 March B.
BRIo C0xDoR Could from MschiSs for Ciensuesoa with
lumber lost Breton efs, date OF psr s given
Grew CT spanhh schr anita, which arrived s' rni
dad, Cuba April s.
Brig BARTER at Portland from oardena. lost soreop
gallant mast 18Th uN
scnR ATLAS Calves for the Brazos with
lumber and compelled bsck bv bead Winds
aground the end OK Gal estou island
the morning the ed uh The Life Boat COMPANY and
Others 10 her Ieef and abe taken into port esAng
COLLISION We leayn rom Captain Reed Of ths brig
Rent Sbth arrived s hs port yesterday rom Havana tht
2h inst In Lat "a IL Ion 20 y the brig ksnt came
collision with the brig Essez Maine, which he former
host 10 sspr no At and receved other ds
maPe 1be Esssy had her main ail carried mos. Of
which rsmsper the deck Of tho Kent She only lsh
ceved spy damage On The trip Of ihe 4 70 Havana
h's pert when wih,n miles OF The Moro, be
sesn an ho 'e ouertoard and also while
her bah this port and wheu sbou, heep mt
outst The Moro James Brook n seamsn fell from hs
roy NJ ward 10 the deck died instantly -SAvAnnsh ne
pnblcs n, April ~
Fem TRAKsIr Chapeu at Boston Hsvans rspor~:-
I'D 81 op II a., the wreck OF oaIh Of about
Aouns painted elach had also full figure heso piDtef
white dismsstd 6ecss stove. and appeared 70 oAve
been abs, drns several weeks.
scBR BoASozE-s-br Snow Jr, C1eave'and at New Bed
ford bat the shr ashore tbs
md fro weurypoyt hourd h-hpR cruise rhe
taken ca by W, ale from the shore, beaded b.
car be rrobaby be got of moderate weather prevails
NsHCY-echs pelaUare De ane. at W-li9eet from
Fsnrdsn NE the 18th Ill: fell with sohr Nancy from
for 0-nceser with cargo OF lumber hsf sprung
Elliott after being ~ kours on the wreck.
The following table eves summary OF the vessels IN the
tbares'on eavanr sb, Apaacnicoa Mobile New Orleans
Galveston al latest accounts from each OF those ports
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ssrrsn rosrH APPROXIMATION on Isx COMPASS 1889
The following " fo nation respecting the variation az he
eopst Of BriiIsh North Amcrics o,utnua
OF susy notices relating to the British Isles North Sat
and MediSrrt pub shec by the Aioiray) Ia
mace public in rider 70 sppr,se msrnes Of the sfus To-
the variation alsc enah h~m and for
sale OF chars the SAILING directions
nd cbayts In in vi ch the amount errooeousy
poted;-
ON the coass Of Nova Scotia and the river ~ Lawren,-
the renewal dircc I'm of the lns OF equal vnslou Nw
" and 81 M rru.) Gulf Of - lawrence NV by and S.
by N.wtourdiand and Belleisle su ait BY VIZ
" and Sc ~ tSE ftruei
The prssept annual rcresse 10 the variation about an
he river lawrence fm he of kosa On
The uf Of ~ and the coAstof Nowiound-
Lar rd Rele'sle Strait
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will be observed thai the receipts ~ the Rcaiins
Earosd about 5000 tons lees than for the CORES
pondng week Of lac, year s1d for sesos Iao ose tons
less than for the period lat year The other Lines
oops better. The schuykl Navigation has increased
Gt22 tone; the Lehgh Valley Railroad es4 ard the
deficit On the Lbgh Canal only e,cs2 which Will BRO
baby be overcome, the receipts lst week wee
more Than thousand In excess Of those OF tbs
corresponding week m 1857. The not dinnu ION in tie
snount OF cosl sen, 10 market 100 Tsb tors the falling
CD on the Reading Railroad alone being 40 0ss tons.
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FEtIGIrs Liverpool frexlt are 6rmer though not
active The engagements are 800 bols. -four ~ Is
lc1ad; leo bushels IN bulk M % cotton, 16d
leo 'cs beef by steamer, at bs 800 boxes cheese on
Bremen 10 edeaf tobacco .. EOS 30 furu,
ture Cos measurement We hear OF English brig char
tered to load for Glasgow On private terms
Hay was steady, aud good shipping qualities were In
fair demand 1t Acc a Soc per 100 lbs
Hors sere in fair demand ~ &c 10 for fair 70 good
qualities.
HIDES Further sales have been made OF $50 Porto
Cabelo, at 2oc eco Rio Grande 2ic, months. The
Rio GraDde sod yesterday realized 2ac., mos and the
Porto Ca6eo 9oc months; 500 Tiuxio, 2lc mos ;
26ts Buenos 10 arrive from Antwerp, at 25c.
mos. 400 DRY eateo NaYacabo from second banos a.
LEATHER The market Is active and nrm. The receipts
are less Than tbs daily transactions.
MolAssEs g unchanged Sales Of 200 hhds Cuba mus
coyado made on private terms.
NAVAL sIokTs -spirs Of turpan tine declined sfghtly
but queptly allied and Closed 0rper Sales Of 700
CASH; other hines DULL and prices unchanged
OnS.-Esh ellis are rather inactive, but Otherwise un
chs ged Refined whale lower, with sales Of epfing
aDo winter at prices vaypg ron 3c. 10 CSC cash sod
four months Refined sperm more animated o. the do
cline small Of winter bleached ~ 81 ZS mouths
In Iam t-o cargoes bore aud At The East uprising
200 20 lbs have been sold private oner kuds
are quiet st previous rates
PRoyrloSs-Pork is lower unsettled The sales
46o bols at SIS 10 for SIS ~ SIS 80 for thin
an s6 20 h prime Beef In fair reqoest 6Ales OF 200
bbs al IS - 20 for country prime, $40 90 Sal 10 for
do. ess, so so t4 for repacked Western mess, aud
ga 80 $40 for extra Co. Cut dull heavy
Sales Of 100 bbs made At exc aTc for shoulders,
end &c. loo for bans. Lard easier and In limited
demand with sales OF 800 bbls and uerces q: &c.
i'c Butter and cheese were without change OF moment
In prices.
sJck oy PORK yrp HHw YORK AND gRooyIYs MAY l.
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Total. ss5s si7 $40 2os us 1877 IL, sei7o7 -
Treasury notes included In this ITEM
TIE statement for March includes reports from zoo
bsnfs three than reported in December last three
Of the suspended banks having resumed business since
then. Two new banks have fled their papers, bu, not
early CROUCH TO be included in this report Their
are The Dover Plains Bank and the Bank OF Newport.
The recepts OF anthracite coal from the Lehgh and
schuyR regions for the week and for the season.
compare foop with those Of the corresponding PERIOD
last year
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Can adam Hour IN light supply whilc the sales
brsced 400 800 barrels within the above range OF
prces. Southern Hour char Red, while the sales
embraced about SO 900 barrels At the sbog. figures
Rye * Al quotations. Corn meal besvy and
easier With sales Of about 126 barrels u quotations
Wh ut continued heavy with q tendency 70 droop In
prices TIE sales embraced about 0C0 bushels, uclud
ing common good red Southern At 81 % 81 49, fair
white do At 81 "a; red Pennsyivsnia al ~ II, white
81 80 81 32H. Corn was lower, but drplay
ed Increased activity the ssles embraced absns
So coo a $4,000 bushels including uusound n 66c
ESQ., Southern white At &C., TOO and yellow do
f2c a7sc frye In fair demand With sales u 200
bushsl at 6shc saoat aDd At SIC Csc delivered Oss
heavy, with sales Of State 44c 46c and West
erD A. a7c. . 4Sc.
CcFrEE--A moderate demand has prevailed and prices
sustained sales Of 500 bags RIO 1t loo. No.
mainly At II NC 500 mats Java a. iSc. 4 mos.
CorIoS The market Is duh and heavy, and our quosa
tIons nominal: tales Of 1000 bales. We qucte:
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vsde sprssd uesrstos d buspess Than hes been known
ssr many years. very different oopciusion w be arrived
~ by no means favorable feature in aOsncal or
commercial AFFAIRS but ths con Asy, one calculated 70
cause The ALARMING apprehensous and produce the
most disastrous ooDss queDces.
ne eypcyta on Of specie from this port last week was
quite small, appears by the following sta ement:
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"a me Judgment of tbe Court upon q Mar de-
rlarrd Not Guilty.
INV Yopx March 29, 1855
Prem the Louisville Courier

Frcm the louHFille fourier, Arril -
Ne trial Of Bardesy for the shooting q Grub Ooc--
ksed hrce days Of last week nj Burlington, IN Boone
oouI ", KY II viii be renem ocred that s,stsr q Har
cessy vs secured by Grubt and that Hsrdeny tod TIE
seduc Va, he would give him sr monuhs " y hch "
naAe hs choce between marrying tho gri and oeinr
KILLED The aI tnpnths expired, and Grub not having
%rrsed We Erl, Haric~ty met bir and sight shot
knN Ihe evidence show ea tia, Grub armed also In
exp csaon o. The at-rk bot shot In the act Of draw
hGA - we"rcn Tue trial ended Last thursday, and
the " roict 81 We jury VA not guilty. The following N
are ss bsiaoTe OF The judgment DTOnouboed BIZ JUDGE
Ian q Hardest -
ern-y on lave been indicted by Grand jury ~ vovr
oo.srtyy q pou q most bcr~vs ohttge Yor 'tavc rvt
yourself %, your courtry and yorr God for delvey
.nce You have had fair and impartial tia before
ssem and hc hvs poth pfonouaoe yoa BOT guilty, aud
, -er Urronu yet rev, -theiese vii DO Young man
\. u been wrnFed vou have oe.a would have spen;
b. "a and borrowed hsn arved upon the track Of
=, 's but b, .S ss1 s ny soI Ss iss N h1
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NEWSPAPERS.
ExrosUHE or THE swrI.L MI TX BUSINESS READ
~ Frank Ltsie's letter 70 The pu jhc IL this paper.
L'xPOsuRE or THE swrLL MILK BCaIvgss-READ
II Frank Lesle's letter 70 the publ, IN MS pager.
yxpOsUpE Ir THE swTtI MftR no, iNEee.-READ
Ia frank Leslie letter 10 the pubic IA this paper.
I,xposURE OF TIE swILI MILK BusfS es.-RxAD
~ FRANK Lssls's letter " the public IN ihis paper
L,xposUPE or THE svIi l. MILK pIsIsvss -RsAD
II frank Lesle's letir 70 The pubic 10 this paper
L,xPosuRH or TIE awTIL MILK BTetN asa READ
II fIAnk Leslc letter the pubic IN lhls paper.
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olossrs YHICss.
Missouri ~.
CITY COMMERCIAL wEeORT.

sArukpAy, Nay l-6P n.
kssSs The market arm, with mcoerste saics Of
bob rcrte st &c
BEyApsruyrs Tour-The ms, kst for state and Western
O. MON byabds spd medium Of extra heavy,
end closed about be hoe per mel lover The sAies
eIsbrsced about 900 5000 barrels, u about the fol-
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1Vss'5.ss Vhf"FV--fA VF,LoI V7o JOG
Decrease as compared with 1857. ........ 5,sl2,Iea
The annexed statement shown the aggregate
aDd liabilities Of the banks Of the State of New York.
exhibited by their reports to the Superintendent Of the
Backing Department OF their condition 90 the mornog Of
Saturday the 18th day Of March, 1888 In the annexed
table have compared this with that made on
the 18th Of September last, % previous to the suspension
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yeosfved oAer ~; blgwo u ts,as tina
~ q esDs Wa Long 10 snd Srupd
tcov hs-osio vi BncasporD, Peyry, cenfuesos "A days
DoIssses 70 X BUCK.
chr lsvh . Rewards ehek, ,Srrd 81 nrss ApriI n,
v u cotton. DolmeY fQtteS. -
schr Hosih ate Bu'os avannAA. days. with cotton
ss t,c.srsee. ooodtDs Georgetown, SO days, viii
ecSr es<d, en- White. Washington, NO. 5 daya
6chr MfA,kr smith Wa Ellington NO. 4dsya
echi Wa/rmsn, reersou, AsshinGtou, No SdsyA
Sehr b W johnson Crelln. Boov lslsnd. daya
scbr rep~w sdnonds Virginia. 2oAys
eebr @ Brrtep Myers virtiDia
schr Bro hsrs Davis, 0sorgs<QrA DC, davs
sshT Joseph Holmes, HovS3l - ,pdris dsya
schr Jof n " Bell Dayton Del Sdays
fehy npsh H. Nicksreon Glo1oSs sr 2osye
Scbr - M Potter, Glover soson for Philadelphia
kchr kU pre- Lowell Boston for Albany.
loop Rhode Island. Hull, Providence
itesmsr Kenp~t &c, Hand, PhilsdelphiA
ft<sDsr Bristol All<n ph,adAlphis.
Steamer Wamsutts. Nye. New Bedford Capt reports
ihe big sehcre on Point JUDITH hirec.
ste mer Orpray, Kenney, Provdepoe
sie mer Chas Ossood Sn iih Eorvicf and New London
Steamship Star Of The fouih, Savannah arrived yes
teTeay oIt-Apru So ~ AN. on Hatt<rAs 6heas
ehsl geo &gnsls with baIh Lucy Ann bound n.
BELOW
Pr fh.p Mary Carson williams from Gsseow March l6
EaIk Stampede, from Oenfuesos
SAILED
ships Mary BapRa foy Melbourne, Under writer for
Liverpool, anchored NJ he q " fpit-
Wind n sunrise NE, meridian do sunaet Be- light
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Ros nrm, with sales CT shout 200 casks at Sso
a4Ac,
SuaANa Tho demand has been active at prices In tho
purchasers favor. Tho buyers have been chiefly 70
liners, cludipg portion on specust mo sales
2ibb bios Cuba at &c abkc, mainly At 90 The follow
log are the quotations Of h.ssrs A. L. Stuart for their
refined tpgars the first Of May Loaf sugar, 10Lc.
crushed sugar, 1OAc. circle crusned sugar l0hc.;
ground sugar, e4c
TrAs-ADother public sale came OF 10 dsy, which drew
o good and spirited COMPANY. Tho green's all sold
sustained prices. The blacks however were infe-
ricr quality, and acid as low a. 800, while portion was
WITHDRAWN.
rOBArCo The aaloB moderate, while prices
upchapsed
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RrvFsrr A. rITS Polr BosroS y bs moalh sndng
AMI 90 thr collected a oespa ~ " slitel
ss.,es sbouv ,ne ssoo oco'as cornparea With ne
se year, as fo'loss - 51 Sc i , do
es m1rth epo "a A. 81 90 1868, wa ~Ao'o "a ilf Ae
ulonth ending April S., 1891, sea- eco 1s
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Ao'eA
Tie 'mportaoos In the ssane time have been greater
man the expcrts Two steamers this port Europe
last week brought about si26 900 specie The California
ssesmer brought the usual semi monthly remittance
the following the quotations for coin and bullion
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IVIHI VHIut F3S&,<56 SJsHf kIU
Increase OF week compared it'll that OF 1857 S27l27
The following ia a comparative statement Of the value
Of exports from the commencement of the year to April
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TNFK G-spceiaed list q the value OF al merchandise
imported FROM The United States mo the ports Of Chile
from January 10 July !, 1857
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07
For the Waterman.
NnDTHETET n

Progress Of the Temperance Reform Ncic
Organ-- Religious Interests
SATURDAY, April "a. - Deputy Sheriff
Winch searched the promises Of NJ. H., and
found keg Of rum, which was adiudged to
be forfeited aud destroyed by order Of the
Court.
MoNDAY, Apr. 26.-Nr. p. c. arrested by
virtue of a warrant issued on complaint of
States Attorney Joyce and fined $500 and
costs, for drunkenness He was also COM
mitted for refuaing to tell where no obtained
the liquor. Shortly after be disclosed and
paid his fine.
FRIDAY, Apr. 30.--A key Of rum found on
the premises Of Mr. r. W.-adjudgcd forfeit,
and dostaoyed
SATURDAY, May /, A. Mn. +. y. tried
and fined $1,000 and costs, for selling -
About II o'clock, p. NJ. Sherifs circuit and
Winch seized some seven gallons Of rum and
gin, which was being brought in a carriage
from village not far from ten miles north,
by Mr.. d. s. and p. C.-adiudgod forfeit
and destroyed
MoNDAy. May 3.-Mr John Coiiran CON
victed ahd fined $50 90 and costs. and order
ed to be imprisoned three months in the
county iail-this being the third conviction
for a like ofcnse. lie is now safely located
in Chittenden Co. Jail.
TUESDAY. May 1.-Two barrels Of liquor
seized some time ago at the r. r. Freight
Depot, having been advertised according to
law, and not having been claimed by any one.
have been destroyed by order of the Court
This good work goes on quietly but
with entire success. The reform is r,qi
The new Organ for the Congregational
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Iit hAsoL' i"S adopted by me STATE temperance
n-ort,,s,. Nor,bte,5 ~ iS5S hi, 5S we A' o.
wcb,,,r,,it ,,-,tl, ,.;,,, t;,.,o,..,
-t, -.......,, s.. i, d. .. 49,. ~. ....., -..,..;. ,
49,, SO. lr.-..... $50. ..A.,....
.... $500 III. ~, go -.
49, ~ go Lii D.. ,,il ~. -. ,i
,,-...ti.. Nm ..-a.t p.,t. H.
-. ,t -. - 49,. ...., ,,, ...3 an
.,,,, a.. ,.,.,,, ~, ,. d, 4 +. i.-..u.tt ,t..-
,l.,, /. 80. .,a,.t,t,.i. t,-i.-...,..s.t,,.
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~, ,r.n t b.. ..t.,.t u:..t.-
~. u,t..il B.. ..,...,..i 70. nv, -... 80 .... ~.
,..,.-..s -...,.. ,.u,... ,t.r.,i....
..,-. ~. ~. .t...,5 ... l.i..i, H.. I'm --.,
..i,.l 80. ,.-. -. ~ m -, ,t.
l....i.. ,ti., ,t;. -, ~. ....l. t..li.- t.,
t.-.ii,, -, ,,'...ti;.t ,....l,,,,arf,
49,. -, 49,. . a, .-,,-t -. -. ~ 81,
~ d., 49,, ...,,-.., ,,..,..,.,,. ,.t, h.. - a..
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DEATHS.

I'm Matshfold, March %, Dea Gideon Spencer, who
was the hrst lnhahtanf IN town. lie was born 10 Hart
ford Gu june 10, l7dS, and hr. 20 Mafshhcld in
l7gl and remained few years until adequate pro-
vision could be made for the comfort OF family in his
wilderness home. lu 1884, he married, and with
his wife and settled the farm where he died. Soon a
ter his settlement IN town. there was revival Of religion
which reached most every house church was formed
ia Marshdcd, and he subsequently chosen Dea-
con- but afterwards connected with the church in
Plainfed and always used the office Of deacon we'll
lie was man of strong mind and much thought, and
well ctrinaod in the truths Of the Bible. And dur
ing his long and useful life he man Of consistent
prty, and kept the tenor Of his way, exhibiting
the fruits ~ righteousness and died fully trusting and be-
licSing lon the doctrine Of the Bible There
events in his life worthy Of notice. lie lived with his
wife IS years. and death has occurred in his fam
lily until his own lie had seven children. all Of whom
alive at his DEATH and five Of them present at the
funeral And for 5a years he had been professor Of
ligon good man has gone, the last u those hardy
who first settled the town, and left behind memory
which will long be cherished. Con-.
In Waterbury April %. Edwin Willis, only child Of
C. ~ aud s. l.. Arms aged years. months and days.
Lost Lamb there is starry fold,
Where innocence is safe forever;
There chilling frost and wutry cold,
Find entrance never.
Far from This sphere Of doubt and gloom,
The folding arms Of love arc round thee;
With flowers OF everlasting bloom,
Have angels crowned thee.
Safe from the troubles that modest,
Earth's pilgrim toward the sunset heingi
On the good shepherds tender breast
Our lamb is lying. Con-.
In Montpelier, April "a Of affection the brain, sar-
rs years and months.
IN Albany, May l, Mrs. Keziah NJ. wife Of Simeon
Hidden, aged i3 years.
In Berlin April 10, Miss Cynthia Holt, aged SO years
In Paiufeld April 26, Alberta A. daughter Of Elkins
c., and Mary G. Perkins. aged years
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-07

Nor QuiTE so BAD. The Bellelonte
Democrat tells good story of Sam Bike, who
has been down the Susquehanna this spring
with a raft Returning home, he stopped at
tavern, where crowd was discussing the
Kansas question. Sam had not slept the pre-
vious night and was about squaring himself
out for comfortable snooze, when one of the
loudost, turning to him, said Here sits a
Lecompton man, I'll bet the liquor for the
room" "Done!" says his opponent. who
was anti-Lccompton. "Now, then, friend,
said No. |, sin order to decide this bet, will
you be 50 kind as to tell us whether you are
a Locompton man p "What made you think
so = Sam asked because, Sir, you iook
like one can always tell them by their
looks, replied No. |. Sam answered. "Do
II Well, gentlemen, ! gas on a raft from
Snow-Shoe to Marietta haze been dri,ak
for t,co 0eeks Jm had no idea ! looked as
hard as hat." The Lecomptoner paid the
liquor and sloped.