The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-11-30
NEWS or THE WEEK.

Hon Charles sumner has returned
FROM Europe. and it is expected that hc
will resume his seat in the Senate.
A lcw days since man hired hor 70
aud buggy Of Norton, in Bellows Fans,
to 90 to Brotteboro, lie has not rc-
turned and the A,.o. IS aru'H ho H..
lost his way.
The Rutland Light Cuara were 80
have Target Excursion on Saturday
last.
On Saturday week Mr. Marshal
Clinton, while engaged in plastering the
new Congregational Church in Rutland,
fell some thirty-iye feet to the floor. It
was feared that be- was severely Injured
internally
There We're sold in the L. S. last
year more than 1900 SEWING VI chimes
Provided these save each the hbrr OF 'yo
women there is saving Of the labor of
$4,000 women or at 2jcts per day d say
iug in dollars an3 cents Of more than
100000 and in health saving that
cannot be computed.
Tho subject Of ASSUMING protector.
ate over the whole or part Of Nrxico has
often been discussed Of late, bnt by late
accounts It appears that the aid Of Nexi-
60 has been invoked and actually render
ell in defense Of Texas against Cortinos.
The Vircinians End it the easiest
thing in the world 10 keep M the fever
which has distressed them for wcek- past,
and doubtless will, till the persons are
disposed Of Bro n4 petition for wit
Of error has been refused, and there is
little room TO loubt that he will be
hanged on Friday.
Il young man named Roberts, who
is insane, burnt new unfinished dwelling
owned by John White of North Spring
field, a few days since, because be wanted
to see one big fire
A Geographic despatch from st Louis
announces the death Of Hon. Epaphroditus
Ransom, late Governor of Michigan and
formerly citizen Of ".
The Congregational Society in Pitts
> ford are repairing their Meeting House
at an expense of three thousand dollars.
The Catholics of the same town are
building a brick Church at Pittsford
Nills--size 40 by 70--an expense Of
about four thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
At Burlington w., few days ago,
Miss Fanny Howard, daughter of Dan.
Howard, esq, formerly keeper Of the
Howard Hotel, New-York, was married
to Theo g. Evans esq, an American
= resident Of Paris, where he is known as
dentist-in-chief to his Imperial Hehncss
the Emperor Napoleon.
There has been forwarded from St.
Adams during the month of October, 1873
54S lbs. Of butter and 633 HIS. Of cheese
, SACKvGLLE, Y. b.. Nov. p.
e The IRON steamship Indian, from Liver
pool, struck a sea ledge neal Mary Joseph
on Monday, the DIST INST She had 1873
passengers, a crew Of 100 men and 800
r tons Of cargo and some specie Nalf an
hour after striking the parted amidships.
One boat was capsized, and several persons
we're drowned another boat was stove
alongside Two more boats with part Of
q the passengers drifted to sen, and have not
since been heard Of The schooner Alex
3 auder Captain Shenut, was the first to
render assistance. and arrived ut Halifax
+ on the 9th with 81 persons on board.
The number Of lives lost is not yet known.
The schooner Lutea ran rose to the
wreck, among the breakers and became q
total wreck, crew saved
A New York paper noticing the
troubles in regard to The Massachusetts
Liquor Agent thinks the best way to end
the matter would be TO compel the agent
TO drink some OF his own liquor Ac-
cording to all accounts that would finish
him at once.
Fl. TUE CASE OF DG. llowARp OF BRAD
e FORD. W. RroJio1 y Mar u 1859
s information has Just reached here
G. which is considered authentic, that the
70 Supreme Court, now in session in Mont
G pclier has decided the ease Of DR. W. II.
=. VI Howard against him-which decision
cousigns him to the state Peuitentiary for
B. two years. This case the rollers Of the
d jourpt/ viii recoIeci, wa decided ad-
II ye-scly 10 the Doctor in The county Court
!. a few months since, but Bill Of cXcep-
4 tions was filed, since which time Howard
j. has been at liberty, having secured hail.
). The decision Of the Court will be received
>. with genera satisfaction We understand
~ the Doctor goes into quarters At Windsor
to-day. JopJaut II.
Loss Or Az ENTIRE Extract
from private letter, dated London
@ Nov . The ship Favorte of Boston,
e Capt w. l., Wilson, from London for
y Cardiff whose loss was reported by a
" previous steamer, is an entire wreck, and
we regret to say that every soul on board
q perlshed including the pilot None of
the bodies have yet been recovered, and
u to the present time only the head
s board and a small part of the wreck have
u come on shore at Padsion, England"
/ We are informed tht Capt. Wilson
ID belonged ia WellAoet II is .unnosed