The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-20

steamer, irotn on, Musjor. ia III. land.
france, Madrid and Vienna. Thu midi.
cations write Messrs. Dallas and Mason.
are anything but peaceful. The impress.
ion is universal among leading mon that
a general European war will sooner or
later convulsc the entire continent of En-
rope that the Peace Congress which is
to assemble may postpone, but cannot
prevent it. Our Minister at Madrid is
pleased with the reception which he re.
ceived, and speaks of the Spanish author
tiles, and Of those with whom he has u.s.
ISOLATED since his arrival, in high terms"
ALL II SAME rn1NG.-Thirty.fou
freshmen passed over the railroad from
Stonington to New Haven, Saturday. to
be naturalizea, or as they expressed it, Dto
be made Democrats Of"
"A justice in Troy has actually sem
fenced u man to twenty-five days impris-
onment for stealing an umbrella. A new
rain of terror to umbrella appropriations
has commenced.
In Utah there are 37S men with
seven or more wives, Ii of whom have
more than 10 wives 100 mon with 5
wives LOO men with 4, and 1,4OO men
with more than l wife.
The Spirit orihc Times tells of a
gentleman refused to accompany his
friend across the Camdon ferry, for fear
the passengers should vote the captain Of
the fcrry-boat a service Of plate, and he
should be called upon to contribute.
The WHEAT Chop OF Iowa The Keo-
kuk cute CiiY say tn tso far as heard
rom the crop of winter wheat did well
and looks remarkably promising, but un-
fortunately only 4 little was sowcd last
tall, and it will net 70 far towards supply
ing the State with breadstuff+. Thus far
the season has been very un'avorable for
sowing spring wheat, seed has been scarce
and a considerable portion of what has
been sown failed to grow from some dc.
feet in the character Of the seed.
At the city election inTolelo, (Oh;o.)
last week, a fight took place between Ja-
mes Is. oteadma1, printer to the last y.
5. House o. Representatives, and VIM. r.
johnson. Stcadman drew a dirk, and
johnson a pistol; TIC crowd interrered
Ind prevented n conflict. In their efforts
to disarm johnson, the pistol went of but
happily the ball did no harm except in
making Il hole through u gcntieman's
coat. Steadman is the leader of the
Douglas wing Of the democracy in that
part Of Ohio, and johnson of the Buchan-
an men.
The great Indian Mating has entail
cd upon the Government Of Irdia a mill
tary expenditure Of G1S.00O,0 GOO. beside
losses amounting to about f5, 600, 600
more. The Sepoy outbreak has thus cost
the enormous sum Of 90 GOO,
The London Times says that a
single message over the cable when first
opened, by which the cmbarkation Of the
CANADIAN regiments for India was coun-
fernandez saved the Government at least
S250,000.
Rev. j. S. Lee Of South Woodstock
has left that place to take charge Of the
Preparatory Department Of a new Uni
v~ersalist University at Canton. n. Y,
which was opened for students last Mon.
day.
The Charleston Is. c. Mercury
speaking Of Southern candidates for the
Presidency, says: There are some
twenty Richmcnls in the field, all ehal-
longing fate at the hands Of the terrible
Black Republican Richard of 1860.
The net increase of tho Methodist
Church South, the past year, we gather
from the General Minutes Just issued, was
1885, making the total present member
ship of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, 699,l LIS.
The great central tube of the Vie.
toIia Bridge at Montreal has been raised
to its place on the massive stone piers,
and it is expected that the whole man.
moth structure will be completed by next
October.
The ANan1 Argus SAYS that the
Rev. DR.. Magoon, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, las; Sunday. at the NOR
ming service, informal bis congregation
that he had dccHHed TO accept the call
lately rendered him with Il salary Of
So 600 by the First Baptist Church at
San Francisco, California.
Mr.. Williams. the editor of the
Utica Hcrah, in writing from Tunis,
states that the american Consulate is
supported at Tunis at an expense of
s4,lO0per year, and yet but one Amcri.
can vessel has anchored in that harbor in
five years.
An ELEGANT DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
flour readers would obtain an idea of
the great extent of business in the Dental
profession, in this city, we advise them to
visit the extensive rooms of Drs. Cum
mings & Flag, No. . fremont street,
embracing seven apartments devoted cx-
pressly to dental practice. Having Just
re6tted and returnished their rooms, they
now present the most elegant and tasteful
appearance, surprising in extent, comfort
and convenience, any similar establish
mcnt in this country. The beautiful
specimens Of artificial teeth, single. whole
sets, and parts of sets, attract especial at
t%ention, and challenge the admiration, not
more of the general observer than the
strictly scientific, who can fully appreci-
ate their perfect accuracy and beauty.
We have often sapn commen1,torv pot;ooe