The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-02-23

last week was Thrown nom his Wagon
and had ho,h ho,,o. 81 hi, leg broker.
The icad.nse ,uhle,'i~ before the leg.
islatur, 81 New York, low in session, are
the Canal question aud the Registration
bill. Nearly six millions are required to
pay the floating Canal debts, and complete
the enlargement. Shall this sum he raised
by taxes or loans? Or by both 2 The loan
rolicy has great difficulties but seems to
fud the most favor
The Registration bill makes slow pro-
gress. There is great difficulty in framing
a law which will bear in all places equally;
wants of the cities and country are not
| the same.
Walter Harper, Esq, Of Detroit
has made that city present Of 100000
for the erection Of hospital for the aged.
On Saturday last great excitement
was created in Pokeepsie, N Y, by the
suicide OF young man, by the name of
John F. King, in one of the hotels.
The new State of Oregon, is repre-
scented as producing fruit IF marvellous size
and perfection
Southern papers seem to disagree
about the late importation Of Africans =
some affirm that it promises we'll to the
South, and others that it is losing specu.
lation to the importers and to all who buy.
A FRIEND IN NEED.-Dr. Wistars
Balsom Of Wild Cherry is a friend in
deed Who has not found it such in Gu
ring all diseases OF the lungs and throat,
coughs colds and pulmonary affections.
and last, not least" Consumption?
The Courier says the United States
Court House and post Office in Rutland,
lie now completed and will be ready for
use as soon as it is furnished with the
necessary furniture.
Edward Everett says ;--"For myself,
am no aristocrat do not own a quad.
ruped larger than cat and she an indif.
erent mouser, nor any kind of vehicle,
with the exception possibly of wheel
barrow.
Rev. Mr.. Wellington of the Cougre.
gational Church at St. Johnsbury Centre,
stated in his new years sermon that there
r had not been death in bis parish during
the year 1858. We doubt if many cler.
{ gymen settled IN our thriving New Eng
land villages, can say the same.
George Parish, ESQ.,, Of Ogdensburgh
s N. Y. has just returned from Europe,
& whence be journeyed few months since
G to take possession of bis ancestral proper.
f ty and title. He Is now the Baron OF
a Leuifsenberg.
! MAIL BoDBER DErEcTEp.-Albany,
Feb. IL, George Bartholomew. an EN-.
e ployee of Thompson's Express, was this
e morning detected in the act of robbiug
] the mails in the Post Office
: The regular sthmus steamer brings
: us later advices from Central, and South
America. and from our Pacific coast
y The most important intelligence is the
" announcement of the ratification, by the
e Nicaraguan government, on the 18th of
c January, of the Glass; Yrissari treaty, as
it was originally drawn. The disturban-
:. ces in Chill and Peru continue, both of
q those States being apparently on the eve
l. of revolution. Dates from Paraguay to
s. Dec. 8 confirm the previous statement
u that while Lopez probably contcmplates
submission to the American demands. he
Q persists in active preparations for resis-
st tapce. The news from California, by this
e arrival, is of little interest having mostly
been anticipated.
l. SPLENDID SHEEP.-We were shown
r, yesterday, five Spanish Merino ewes,
which Mr. Nathan Button, Of SALISBURY
-, had purchased Of Mr. Edwin Hammond
u of Middlebury for FIVE hundred dollars
They were aboard the cars at this place,
ready to proceed to SALISBURY. Their
wool was very fine, and will, probably,
shear 10 lbs. each in June next Rat
land Courier.s
!. A later arrival from Hayti announces
, the downfall of the Haytien Empire, which
y has been in existence for about ten years.
n the Republican army having marched.
I into Port au Prince, on the l4th uli
The Emperor Immediately abdicated, and
took refuge on board an English vessel Of
anu Ocu. VINO inc
'f revolution, was proclaimed President
4. Soulouque had reached Kingston, Jamai.
d GA. He is said to have nice little sum Of
:. money invested in France, with which he
" will be enabled to solace his declining
e years. $3.50
rs The little Piccolomini gave u Con
cert in Troy, n. Y, last week, and wa,
d serenaded afterwards. Shs appeared and
=. the Troy Times says, pronounced the
following GRAFTON. 1t is decidedly superior
j. to the concluding portion of one of Mr.
Evsrett's speeches, which we quoted few
d days ago.
"Shentlemen; aln veer mooch obligee
= for dis compliments. I am veer poore
g speak AnGlish, unit feels shleepy."
l. Thursday next, the oath, is the day
annually set apart for prayer for Colleges
N From statistical view of the religion.
state of twenty-five colleges east OF the
Alehanies, we learn that the whole nnm.
% Der of students is 4039 professors of re-
er ligop 20l2; made profession in 1858
=. | $50 The renort does not apnhrooa a ,h