The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-06

business and plethora OF money TO revive it |
in all dopar' ments. may be mistaken
in this, but am willing to stand by it." !
WAsnrWe1oy, Dec. 80 lTymcr cores
dence.) Captain Engle received orders to-
night to return imme lately to Aspinwall !
with orders to Commodore Pauldipg to
come hnme for trial.
WASHINGTON Dec, 81.
The Cabinet have duly considered Com
,uodore Paulding's case it is generally
thought that he will not b. court msrtialed,
although the fre.eaters demand his pun
ishnent. Meanwhile Gen. Walker lie.
mains at Browns Hotel, where crowd of
visitors thiong his room. One curious in.
cident attending his arrival was the effect
it produced Oh the fair and young daugh-
ter Of Tennessee Representative, who is
at Browns. Others cheered the gray-eyed
man of destiny, but she, clenching her tiny
hands, denounced him in bitter terms as
the murderer o(her dear 6rothcf Her
brother was one of those shot in the Army
of Nicaragua for alleged desc ton.
WARRINGTON, Jan. I'd.
The 6llibustering spirit still continues
to rage, and certain Senators and
members are busy collecting all facts
reltive to Walkers first foray to Central
America, and his movements since then, all
Of which will be laid before both Houses.
next week in flaming speeches The Cerf.
mittees on Foreign Relations in thsfena;e
and House, on Monday, will offer resolutions
calling upon the President for all the in.
formation in the possession OF government
touching Walkers movements in Central
America, including the correspondence and
instructions to Commodore Pauldiug.
Gen. Walker has formally demanded
indemnity from the U. s. Government for
the outrage inflicted on the Territorial
Government of Nicaragua in the sxtrsdi-
ton of her Dictator by Commodore Paul
ding, The Cabinet has taken ground that
Walker was interupting the transit Route
Toombs in The senat c, and Quitman in the
House, will offer motions on Monday a.
gainst the Cabinet policy Gen. Scott has
arrived here.
Tho Metropolitan Bank now receives
the notes of the St. A bans Bank, of Yer.
mont, and those of the Pahquicque Bank
of Connecticut, Oh the same terms as other
eastern money.
QUITE LIKELY.-Onc of the Buchanan
papers says the Democrats Of New Ham
shire have opened the campaign with spir'
it" We presume they will close it with
the came article.-Lo1teI Courier.
Jubilee College, near Peoria, Ill, wa.
entir ly destroyed by fire on the 18th o.
Nov. Scarcely any thing was saved, ever
Of the clothing or books Of the students.
The supervisors Of Essex County, N
Y, have paid SC. g. for bounty for 81
bears, 3 wolves, and : panthers, killed il
that county last year.
The State Banner mentions the sud
den death of Benjamin Vander,ip, Esq.
Proprietor Of the American House Man
chester. He was prominent man in th
village, and much respected.
Th~-~. isr-....vu. lev. s.evS, tuiuv,
the actual cash value of the property des
troyed by the Mormons to be nearly fft,
thousand dollars, covering other itons thai
army supple
FRANKLIN County BuRsLrRs.--The ar
rest of the pair of burglars in this plac
two weeks since, seems to have furnishc,
a clue TO the Greenfield authorities for th
discovery Of the perpetrators Of scores c
petty villaines IN that vicinity,and TO hav
led 10 multitude Of arrests. Dur ng lai
week three more persons were taken int
, custody, making the whole number of al
rests ten, all of whom are in Jail at Greer
field. They have all been arrested Q
thieves OF as receivers Of stolen money.
The larcenies of this precious crew co,
. er wide range of property. They oper
3 ed stores and took theretrom suudry vi
rieties OF goods, stole chickens, hives c
bees, powder sheep. buffalo robes, eide
brandy, keys, leather. clothing, &c.
D Ph<3na1.
. On the LIST Of January, 1858, II
:. old Canada mode Of reckoning the currel
CT is 10 be abolished, and the dollar al
cent system Of the United States is to con
!, into vogue.
i NEW SECRETARY OF KANsAs-Ge
b Denver, who has recently been appoin;C
to the secretaryship Of Kansas, in place
Mr.. Stanton, is the man who killed l.
ward Gilbert. editor Of the Alta Calito
T mia, in duel, under circum,tances pee
!. liarly lggravating as related by the Alb
a nv Transcript. California was cursed vii
band Of political spectators who We
. shamefully INSCRIPTIONS in their depred
q tions upon the public treasury. MIR. Gi
!. bert, as manager Of an influential journ
!. denourced in general terms the whole ~
= tenn of plumber. Denver, one of the off
ials denounced. WAS professional dueli
y with the reputation of being "dead sho
.th the rite, and was selected to Undue
o Gilbert into tho field and shoot him. f
n accordingly wrote false and insulting r
|, ply, with the palpable purpose Of elicitii
a a challenge He calculated but to We
>, for on the following day Gilbert burpir
Il with indignation on account of the graf
r. itous insult, returned a challenge, to
e answered at once. They met at the ne
8 sunrise, when Gilbert received his dea
|. wound, and expired without groan.
It PolrsY Below will be found an exa
e cop OF lines which were sent TO us in CO
II nection with marriage notice. We hs