Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-11-26

A new method of swindlinp has been tr;ed
dv,a,,oJ f..ar., III ma iiohey IS
III. u.' Wv 'o'io an" inc ceiiS hllcd
cnn's sui 49,. s"Sai ."!i oc popsht ior Ten
fy ,b;r,,. Va iiI'i, twenty!
- e t.''' .'''' 'n1 oe'ei i cHaoleu 10 clear
'.oni ;n.ee" 10 70 went! cents per pound by the
beans. plan that has been nroct;ceJ for snr,o
time by the huck,tcrs.
IaSo recent! inca III inc court OF Com
mon IIcas' AT Lancaster, Penn was decided
have tcndenc, 10 nrcvcn, ,be oJnI,ar,,;o,, ~
liquors. The plaintiffs in This case s,,cI tbe do.
PENDANT for the recovery Of n claim of $40 e.,
Il barrel of "old rye wbiskry" The defencc
was that the liquor did not corresrond with ,be
sample by which il was sold. and that il con.
tanned corrosive or noisonous suhstonces nj.
latter uoint was established bv chemical ,o.,
and the verdict of the iury was in favor of tho
defendant. allowing tho nla;r,ias no,h;nr, Gov
the whiskev.
III LONDON. lew weeks since, singular
case oil homicide occurred. Two men quarrel
ca III tn IN, street. when one Knocked the other
oNe'. me ProS'rate man had pipe IN his
mouth .h WllGh D! MS ial was forced down his
Unloa'' Producing sunoGa'ioh ana death; Ills
slaughter.
Two men were sutiocated in corn-bin few
days ago hey went III to clear the spouts of
f"rneJ on rho s;dcs n ,h hi; iI' and vr b i h
men entered il cayed IN. comrln,ol,. L,,r,.;no,
them and they were sufoco,ed '"'e
-,
mere Is no" III operation IN the United
states one niue OF railway to every thousand
| ENGLAND IN wort
'''"' an" , III tnI %iio'e oi ure"' biitaln, one
TO every 3'ooo inhabitants
The London Times commenting unon ,be
disaster 10 Tue snip "ho!al 'harter, says,
never was obstruction more complete. The
IRON work OF the vessel Is III mere shreds; the
Noou"IiN u ~ cnlps' me coast ana the neIds
caro- and Of the beddin~ and cIot5;ng w. " r"e
stilI thc rocks are covered with cornses of ,,,o,
and women frightfullv mutilatel. and streun
with the sovereigns which the Moor c.oa,vras
had gone so far to seek. and which were now
torn from them IN so pitiful way The origin
OF the calamity seems to have been that in a
Wild night, with gale blowing that soon be-
came hurricane the snip was brought up dam
gerouSly near lee shore. Let 1t he remem-
bereu' however, that captain Taylor was the
va "0'''''
Jenny Lind, during recent visit to MERGERS
Hospital Dublin, was escorted through the
building by the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland.
She hau previously sung Tor II.
Captain Baker, Of ship Herald of the Morn
ing, OF boston, states that on his late passage
from Callao. when of Cape Horn his ship had
the misfortune To be run INTO by large whale. !
OBLIGED 10 throw overheard obout seyentv-fve
TONS Of the cargo 70 keen the shin from s;~ik;ng
ard both minis were constontlv go;ng TLo
ship finally reached Hampton Roads on the Sth
INST.
Jobp w Trosl n vo,,rg man from, Vorror,
committcd sr;c;dr in The Tinted States Uo,ni
at Marysyille' Cat, on the night OF Sunday, 10th
October, by cutting his throat with razor.
The Springfield Republican mentiones that
large owl sat perehed on an organ all through
the sunday services IN country church. 1t
being evidently bird of pray.
y New iork paper ho.'cIlis 'ne trouoics III
regard 10 lle MASSACHUSETTS, liquor nSen. t'i''lhs
inc pest wa! 10 emu Tue matter Wou'u ne 10 COM
pei me agent TO "rl''S some Oh MS own nquor'
nj once.