The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-13

oil nows frum Europr. The first was
highly pacifc. All hands were ready for
u Peace Congress. BY a late arrival
Austria will have nothing to do With the
Congress.
james X. Moulton, II travelling shoe
maket % yeurs old, was recently arrcste,
at Little Falls, N. Y, 70, biaamy an
ndultreyr File is the husband Of three wivc
and was about taking a fourth,
Western reports continue to repr
sent the prospect for the wheat crop
never better.
-Larkin G.. Mead has made a plaster
cast for a bust of VIM. C. Bradley. Of
Westminster, 1t is highly spoken O. hs
the Phsni2.
1t is said that Mr.. Douglas declines
being presented to the Charleston Convcn.
ton for nomination, and OF being pressed
for a reason said 1.-The Opposition arc
sure to succeed in the next P~residentia!
election"
The April term of the Franklin
County Court commences tomorrow.
We learn from the Burlington E.ec
Press that Mr.. Rene Dubois. n black.
smith Of Grand Isle, went to plattshnrrh
to hire a icurneyman. On their return
they were upset and drowned.
"A country correspondent of the Brat
tleboro Phaniz speaks OF a visit to
Isaiah Fisk, o living at the age,r
ninety.six. He was ono Of the Yorker
whom Ethan Allen dispersed at Guilford.
when he threatened TO make their place
as dosolats as Sedan and tomorrow. He
became a Green Mountain Boy. serve1
the State in various capacities and has
voted at every Presidential election.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered his
lecture on Burns before the Mercantile
library association in Boston last Tuesday
night.
Twenty years experience have tested
the virtues Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, and the result is, that it is
the best remedy extant for pulmonary
and lung diseases; embracing the whole
range frsm a slight cold to a settled con.
sumption. Were it not for it's merits. II
would long since have died and made
ne sign"
l. "A few days since, Nathan H. Church.
oil Of Branden, was arrested on a charge
Of eounterfeiting &c., and taken before
Judge smallsy Of Burlington. He was
delivered into the custody of the Sherld
Of Essex County, N. Y, where th. crime
was committed. 1t is said to be well as
osrtsinsd that on organized gang Of gold
and silver counterfeiters exists in the
Businesses Of the wilderness of Northern
New York. Several arrests have already
been made.
The Windsor Journal says: One
Of our prompt paying subscribers writes us
that he loves 10 read his own paper and
70 make the printer glad" That's the
tras doctrine. An editor who undertakes
to write good nstured, cheerful articles
and get up an interesting paper, with from
three to Eve thousand dsllars outstanding
accounts, ss we have, is somewhat in the
sams predieansnt as the eagle that at.
tempts to soar to the heavens with his
wings cropped, or himself bound down to
the earth.
Observation-Disclosures for members of
Congress In the States yet to elect. are to
be held In the course Of tho year as fol.
lows: In Virginia on the fourth Thursday
of May; on first Monday Of August in
Alabama, Kentucky, and Texas /; on the
arst Thursday Of August in Tennessee ;
on second Thursday Of August in North
Carolina ; on drt Monday Of October in
Georgia and Mississippi on second Tues.
day Of October in Minnesota on the first
Monday 9th Of October in Louisiana 4;
and o. the drst Wednesday Of November
(2d in Maryland.
"A few days ago, the police Of Lon.
don, O. W.. arrested nftssn men from tho
States, under the superstition that they
were notorious countsrfeiters. After ia.
king frsm them fifteen rifles, eleven dirks,
thirteen rsvolvers, and s1400 in gold, the
laundering shhcials found out that they
had arrested . party Of Pixies Psakers
from Northern New York. Explanations
and apologies were in order at once.
in the case OF Hard, administrator
Of Frsnch, v, the Vermont and Canada
Railroad, in the Chittenden County (Vt)
Court, the jury returned q verdict Of
$1,000 for plaintiff.
The following article Of amendment
Of the constitution Of the commonwealth
Of Massachusetts, having been agreed to
by the last and present general courts, it
will be submitted to the people for their
ratification and adoption on Monday, the
ninth day Of May next. If a majority Of
the persons voting thereon shall approve
Of the proposition, it is to be deemed and
taken TO be ratified by the people:
"No person Of foreign birth shall be
entitled to vote, or shall be eligible to