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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

The self examination committee has pro-
posed the following queries to all person.
about this financial period
l. Does it cost anything to print new
paper?
2. How long can a printer ahors to fur
nish a paper without pay?
8. Do printers eat, drink and wear cloth
ing?
4. If they do, how do they get ?
5. Do pay for my paper? ?
6. Is not this particular period first rate
time to pay up?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

To PRETENT SHIPPERS IN HAMs.-In a
communication to the Cotton Planter, Mr.. w
Melville says he avoids the skipper by sim
ply keeping his smoke house dark, and the
moth that deposits the egg never enters it.
He has now hanging in his smoke-house
hams one, two, and three years old, and the
oldest are as tree from insects as when first
hung up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

THE LAsr OF TIE LAWRENCE CALAkITr.-
The COMMITTEES appointed 10 distribute the s6S,.
600 raised throughout the country for the relief
az the sufferers by the awful Pemberton mill
calamity, at Lawrence, have now made a hnal
report, haviRg disbursed all the money One
more death is recorded, thst OF Ellen hosch.
vvbo has never been heard from since that fatal
night making deaths SO. The committee have
had under their care. under their ministrations,
| III families and persons. For two persons in
curably injured, life Annuities have been pur.
! chased Of $3.50 aud $500 each,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28
r r z E d o N /.
BY JAMES RUSSELL LowRLr

BY JAMES RUssBL LOWELL.
Men, whose boz at it 10 hat We
Con @ 0f fathers brave and free,
If tht re b eathe oD ss4th q slave,
Are ye truly Tree and brave?
Ii ys do not feel the cham,
W hen il works a brothers pain,i
A'e ye ret base slaves inderd.
Slaves unWo thy to be freedf
Women. who shall one day bear
Sons to breathe New England air,
If ye hear, without q btuFh,
Deeds to make the reused blood rush
Like red lava hIough your ins,
FoTyour sisters n1w iu chains
Answer are ye At TO be
Mothers of tn brave aud free7
is true freedo IN but to break
Fetters for our own dear sake,
And, with leatheTn hearts. forget
That We owe mankind a deotf
No, tru- freedom is to share
All the chains our brothers wear,
Aud, with heart a hand, TO be
Earnest to make Others free
They are slaves who fear to speak
For the fallen and the weak;
They are slaves who will not chooEe
Hatred, seofhng, and ahus~,
Rather than in silence shrink
From the truth they needs must think;
They are slaves who dare not be
In the right with two or three.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

The San Francisco correspondent OF the
New York Times says Hold
If our Representatives IN congress s"or
10 81 foolish as to make any move, however
slight, toward, the establishment Of a .ta;r I a
cific q Republic, they may as well order aa their
coffins at once. Out ofthe Stockton insane lnS
Asyluni, don't believe there are a nunurel
men in california, who would near 70 any
thing of the sort.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

To bake potato well, it should be washed
and trimmed (not skinned) perfectly clean,
las many people prefer the skin to the inside
f not black-burnt,) wipe them perfectly dry,
baking heat. They should be baked until
soft, when, if pricked with a fork, they will
make report like pistol. They should al al
wavs come to the table hot, and never re-
main in the oven after they are baked.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

What do you ask for that horse ?"
One hundred and twenty-five dollars"
Give you twenty-five"
"Take him along-it shan't be said that
spoiled good horse trade for a hundred
dollars"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

CossTITUTIUH OF THE SEC. .n..-,
| ERAcY.- lhe permanent co,,.,,,,.,.,. : YSf T . D
Confederate States is publ thed Al Mon,,.o.,a.''
The Injunction Oi secrecy brir o rrnoys5 ny
main bew features sre No t,ey,or ,,,, j ,;,;- "e
of the ConfederaIed States 10 he .,,,'', - l
Tor any officer, civil or political stnie nr e. ds-
| raj. Unul the tist census, South Cn,oi;s,, :. =.
he entitled to i've representatives In o." :.
Georgia ten, Alabama nine, Florida twa Nj
issippi seven, Louisiana SIX, Texas SIX R.c,.
Slate shall have two seHalars Tbs sts,a -
iatu' es may impeaeh Judicial or federal ufIi,7-,s
resident anu sc'i"g la said State By a .wo-
'nifuS 'ote VI "l' houses OF Congress, il NAV
grant seats on the Moor to either OF the IFibcIpai
officers OF eacE e2vcn i've drtar,,,a,, f',L p
privilege OF explaining the mga.Drs. n 80 80
paTtment lhe representation of -, 60. :,
the slaves IS continued. CoLgresS il ~, -.
by protective duties 10 foster any brr.bI i. >. =,
dustry The foreign slave trade j. r,,, -
Congress Is prohibited IRON maxim, .,slrs'.,;-
l'ohs unless Oy vote OF two thirds Of botb non.
%, sAeePt .ne aplropflauon bs asked Tod by the
mead Of some department or the pres,d.I,' n n
extra compensation shaL be allowed ,a = W
tractor, OthCer or agent after the coutrsc,,
OF the service rendered. Every law or r4s,ipt,es
having the force Of Law, shall relate ,oI -, .
subject, and that shall be exlre,,e M -
The president aud vice president shall bt, ,fs.
TOR Blk years. The principal officers OF liz a..
paTthehts ana Tue dIplOm4tic srrvice shalt b
femOVa' le al the pleasure OF the pre,idept o.
CT civil Ctticers to be Removable IT., -.
ices are unnecessary or Tor Ofher gopd c,,.e.
eosJl'o VI ie',o'ais rIust be repOred To the
40 raptUus refnoyais
re 10 be TOLERATED.. Otner Statrs ma, N. a.,
ed To the coniederaey by q vote OF ~, tb,,d. .,
10Th houses. The cUbfederacy NAV - -
ri"ry, and slavery shall be sckr,oyI.d.,.d -
protected bE Congress and the terri,or,at 60
nents. When i've SuIes TaIiy thu. .,,r,s 49,,
{ shall be established r sud Slat.s. It,,,,,,,
5 rauh,d, the PROVISIONAL Constitution c,,,.,i,,
led Iu force fOs time not eKceed,r,g oa- ys.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

An editor says his attention was first
drawn to matrimony by the skillful manner
in which pretty girl handled broom. A
brother editor says the manner in which his
wife handles broom is not so very pleasant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28
. Z M Z III b E RI!

D + M Z III Il Z r
uur stock is all of LATE purchase. No old out OF
sts lie, shup-woEn gooQs Ne challenge the State u
produce large asro rortment ot nEe
WATCHES, GOLS AND SILVER,
FANCY 1uOU,
AS we can show We are bound to sell the people
Rutland FINE GOODS, believing it is Tor inter
est, ana knoI0tBg II for theirs.
Our sales thus far been beyond our expecta
tions aud our stoLk will he Increase in amount
variety ascertain the wants anu tastes OF the
community
Just received SIX DOZEN Low PRICED SILVER
WATCH Il E5, selling Tor a very small advance.
hair JEWELkI made to Oruer with line Gold
mountiugs. Same hair used as left.
I@Don't forget tie place.
Cramton NlchoIs Block, Rutland, Vt.
40 BEN h. CHASE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

rLo pos,on Commercial Bulletins list Of bus
- cbspges gives two failures and suspensions
in Boston, twelve in New York, 1.-TWO IN Baln
more. two in Pitt.burg, and twelve IN other
places. a total Of thirty for the last week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

A ,eIegrspbic cable between the coast OF Sus-
GOV England. and Holland was recently d stroy'
eJ bv driving nail into the strand. THIS was
done by a man on board the vessel laying II
down, employed to do SO by parties interesei IN
riv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

JHE TRIUMPH OF tIks. tgAiaks-Iba 6nsl
t''d Irrever.Ibie Il, cI-,un of Tie L. - l,p,.,,,.
Vart giving TO WIDOW M.r4 Clark q lur, IN
stale OF her father, for whicn she hss bern ,,,I-
ending tor half her life, makes her ttI. riches
woman IA AIuerica. The energy a.d Ier,.y.,-
nee of Mrs Galues Iu pose, utI,Ig an sun Ia .
-uccestui result, against uscessiye reydr,.. ~.
zen admirable. Mrs 9 uurs ., tll, NO. .,
he late Gen Giine- Ui iiIsF u. > srfpy. .ut ar.
nOusly of Dir. WhiIey. Size rur,1,rl lc-,t "a,
NV, now finally decide during tb. itA- oC h.,
'st nu'"a"G' '~eny seven years ago. IL wa
decided adversely to her iu 1852 Since then
'he has succeeded in having the vii Of her fatb-
r, Daniel Clark, probated IN the Ilouisi na
courts, and the other party having takeb an an
zeal 10 the u. >. circuit court sbe L,.d the G..
tgain there, and made her final aDueaI III ,bs s,,.
rene court. The inal record Of the lnr,srn,.
r'urt 10 regard 10 the cas- covered 3gtO nag.s
= ~ mar" poi"'S contested we're her legitimacy
md the validity of a will dey,ing tJ her tbe
9hOle estate. The decision is in her favor on
both points, a1d she Is entitled 10 redoyer the
immediate possession Of the estate with ,h,-
~ents aud profits. IL is mostly in real estate in
New Orleans, and is variously est match AZ from
light TO fifteen million dDllar.. A ur4r,v lary.
amount will Of course be absorbed bJ isw,-T'.
fees and costs, bat enough will remail Ia make
WIS Jaines as rich a. any woman can desire 20
'e hrs Nalnes Is hity i've years old,lIn ex
client state of preservation, and is ydry cheer
al AMI fmiable lady Of the old school +.S,ring.
fleid ReDu5icuH.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28
SESIT CHA4BIg. Wa.hins stuu


Eds. VdHHuTty FOire 1T god spairs nv live
>hail seeseed with IN 20 dase jonson'o tenny-
sea IS fernenst me, but he haint got no intellect
tuto him. ; yll war il Serum Il l u-+. tvry
he Kanuin Rore. II ~ the PlImeitD. baun ?
rom on top your off, .et Il waive 10 the Brees.
'ont muclI4te thfs rnanurr~cnpt and br partIc-
ar not 20 make no MIssiaiks in the sbeliu and
punktooate II proper. amery kan Sta t-m-n suf
'ers from scrofnius papers which trIrk 10 bring
hem into ridicool by mucillalin there manner
,cripts.
% to the frey the god Of Bottles smiles upon
the palmeuoe hsg.
yours respeCiably, GOsEPa Lane.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

Brief as the history of the seeding movement
is it has alre dy detnonsirated the existence OF
broader material aes between the northern and
southern slave States than have at any time ex-
listed between New England and LouisisnA.--
LouisriLLs journal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

VANITY FAIRS LETTER PROM SESAToR Jo.
LASE-Whsther this be " true copy attest"
sc cannot tell; but there is mblapce about
L that the friends Of the repued authOt will rec
0gn ze
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

Ill have lost the ring, yet the fingers are
till there.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

Sit in your own place, and no man can
make you rise.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

POSTAGE SIAMPs-1ho postage stamps Ioi
=, - -, ofTices in the Urired States man
ni r .PpI ''e h,~ a f;,r, in Pciiadephia The num-
her furnished BY them lasi year was 223,s67 ,12o'
Of the value Of s6,2Is,3lO The increase from
vesr On wear is very large.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

The reason that ths n Y. Herald considers
,bo neg,o the chief American interest ma, pe
psrtly accounted for by the fact 'h1I US e,',sl
wrr,ng edlior John ). Thrasher' Of |uo1u 90 90
toriety married Georgia wido" '-aea An" g ,yb,,s
~ - ,bs financial editor, is a Vrsiuian.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

20, CT, ro,ifes his correspondents that he
-, "A one in five. nor answer one in thirty
of % the numerous letters he receives he ha. no
time to write autographs and as TO Offices wi,
No, Interfere in the matter in any way, outside
of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

A Young German named Conraa Walter CO m
mitted su,ci ie ia Cnc nuai ir" day ego.
B-iore hr lie his native land some fortune ,el'',
,,re.i,cred that re would dre "i mAlsn""t IF',
previous 10 his Iweu trst bIrhhay, inc li'," .,.
ecy weighed heavlig ON his ia li',' ~, ,oI, m =.
f,,es of 4. rorrion of Itheir triumph, and avoided
dra,h by fever by shooting himseli
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

Where the bee sucks honey, the spider
sucks poison.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

The GEEAr EASTERN SrEANsHIP.-- The
Directors Of The Gre4 Eastern have prepared
r. port 10 he pre,eure At the ;rn-rt. fn 'I- @,
e owners. The soysg TO Ne" hofk ent ''ie'
l1>s of only s30uO. Another 'oy's 3 u
ended rary 10 April ! he ships ~"rAint eA-
ense NAV he reduced 10 The "rl''al'
f IN ret arr ~tearu1r, 4 hope - tXpr s-ei ii"'
,uotl,er ,urcr.,.ui vo,a.e % AmericA all estab
il,h fubic c,uti teu,e, and tina, re snip may
then fad profitable employment IN ans trade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

EARM FOR SALE. - The subscriber
l. offers for sale his dairy Farm, lying and one
half mile Southeast of Rutland village, containing
upwards OF one hundred acres
For further p particulars inquire of
GEORGE L. MUSSEY.
Rutland, VT, March 8, 1891 loft
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

The secessionists in Baltimore n Arzaren that
# any republican i spppIntsd 10 q federal Office
N that clty they will prevent his takl"g po,'es-
10 II. by force. They desire "a cpfflct with the
government and Gov hlcks is uneasy on the
-ubJeu lt will not be strange If the next rs-
,Islauce to federal authority occurs ia Maryia"d
X ). lhareu late Law partner Of William l.
TAncry has been expelled from Alabama ~ q
.ecessIOm nob aud i -. " al cincinnati tie Is
not an abo!itionist but opposed secessiDn ~afm
', and during hIs hig ( had severa' har0" e.
APES from srces IOH mohs - w " Hn,"e"'
-lItor Of the Rairl,h dN { J Sianiafi, Ia UmiOn
y.,,,erl received m. islri challenge for thi> sea
ui, last week. tie refuse, 10 accept or retract.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

HOUSE FOR SALE. - The brick
11 House two doors north Of the Episcopal
Church In this village is now offered for sale bg
Rutland. VI, Aarsh ., 1851. a. ~ Io.ts
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

a BARBAFoUs 0UTRAsE.-Ibe Baltimore
American SAYS:
Auorher of those actsIof barblrisrn which oc-
casionaily disgrace the South and shh, k ever,
sense OF humanity was prrprtraiedl in Harris
ounty Georgia. early Lsi week. 4 urg % nan
sanied Geurge. owned by Mr. 4 hrl ke.ou. s
sas susp cted at havIug c0umirted 4 -.ro-, per
,Onal outrage upon the wiie of Ir /. a. y Md
lebrook and upon thar suspicion Y as arrested
md lodged in al A night or tw, aft-r~ard-
in iniuriajed mob. overcoming the obyo,i'iOH Uf
me Sheriff broke into the prison. s. I'd the Ne
.ro, and conveying him u The ogls mt- Of the
own there chained him 20 a tree tni d->ptt.
4i~ earnest protesta ious Of iuuocenq ( turn, him
70 deah Can referring southern meu. a ids the
American. Justly complain Of the bliter hostility
u the North TO their institutions Fhen acts 80
e, olIin- TO civilization are IT, not unfrequent
incidents
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28
70 FARMERs.-8OOOO BARRELS S

ITO FARMERS.-S0.000 BARRELS
POUDRErrE, made by the l., di Mauufactur-
s Co tOT sale in OTIS TO SUIT purchasers. This i.
4r CHEAPEST FERTIL, zER in marEet. So worth vii
Aau"r- acre OI corn. will increase tue crop from
W. third TO ehat, and ripeu the crop two week:
Ter, aud unlike guauo, neither nlure the seed
aGi A pamph~t, with satls factory evidence ant
,.I PARTICULARS, will be sent gratis to any send
~ adlress 10
GRIFFING, BROTHER & co,
ii 60 Courtahd st, New York.
GENERAL Agts for the United ates glow
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-28

Amount consumed at Rutland, II tenths feet
tleugth in candles 81 25l00 IT average strength
light 20 the foot, 3 U6-lO0 candles.
Amount consumed at Whitehall, Is tenths feet
strer 9Th in candles, 20 47l00; average strength
light to the foot 39Ol0O candies or27 per Cent riche
rhan Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
RUTLAND, VT THURSDAY MORNING,

Mr.. JIdevlne mJvei its ID l.ialte po,t
ponement. Air. Wheeler oppo osed thc motion
to postpone. The motion wax lost; yeas 8,
nays II.
Mr.. Willard moved to LAT the till upon
the table, which was rejected. The amend
ment OF Mr. Willard to strike out the figure
SIX IN the 2d section ofthe bill was rejected a;
yeas 9, nays Is. The bill v as then ordered
TO engrc ssment and third reading, II to 3.
HoUsE.-The committee on mileage and
debentures submitted report which was
read. and rCcommitted to the committee with
instruction 10 make up the mileage in ac-
cordance with resolution, and 10 compute the
same by the shortest practicable route used
IN the transaction ef ordinary private blsi-
ness.
The bill relating TO supplies for the Yer
mont troops autho-ising the Q lar,erm lst er
General TO forward 20 the Vernon, troop.
all donations Of clothing and hospital stores
was passed
On motion Of 1lr. Cushman o: Rochester,
the House went into committee OF tie whole
on The Lii to organize the mil ID.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
CHESTER

FpIToR IlIrAl D:-Wc 20 not wish 70
mar, de- our ciautns tetorc The world too
mucb. but VII le sp'tkng Of tie 'UplIes fur
ri,hed our brave men by our noble wonen,
We may stimulate Others TO 80 and do like
pisr."
The Soldiers Aid Society Of which spoke
few DAYS since, axe Up to The present nm g,
sent oil three boxes OF comforts 10 the camp
and Ao,pital OF wlich the conrens w'rr: 81
woo!en barte,s and qullt,, - pairs woocn
socks. IS pillows aud cas- :, shec =, 0 cotton
aud woo'cn shrts and bed gowns, y night
cans, linen toHrl-, bandage., hat, mitrns,
aid one overcott, and already they have al
most enough tor another box foil.
In 90, II crion with tie above the So'lcty
desire 10 ask some information or c&Plana-
tion in rcgaId to Express charges on articles
sent 10 the toldie,s Il has b,en UNDERSTOOD
and repeatedly publish ed, that such articles
will be TRANSPORTED at reduced rates On
III. second box sent f:om here, addressd d 10
Camp Griffin, Washington, ID. G., aud weigh
ing atout 2U0 lbs, the Society were charged
$3.50 tor txpr, ssirg. Fisk & Cos agent
here, knows OF nc arrangement for less than
full rates, for the iull distance. Ii this j. TgM,
let it be so understood, but if our Express
Co.'S are really inclined 10 rendtr assistance
tows r,i> c0utori. 4. our .o'di r., let TIE AAt-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
New YORK Core poudeuce

New loFB, Nov. lsh
DEAR HFRALU Nee York is i4lilant
The past week has ben a week o. much
REJOICING here commencing a. il did with the
news Of the success OF our expedition 10 the
! south Carolina coast, soon fo.lowed hv the
news of the great victory Of tb. Federal
arms in Kentucky. and finally. the capture
OF the two rerrl commissioners 10 F-ancs
and f Gland, Mrssrs Shdell and Mason
Take them together il has cheated immense
enthusiasm and excitement. d lite as much As
II Is h'a!rhy for IN" mass 10 Try 10 digest in
one short week. Every one j. elated now:
1t IS all sunshine; quite a difference in the
feelings Of the people now and the ever
memorable day when the news Of our defe I
at Bull Run was received. Those that sym
pathise with the rebels (thtre hare Jeen
many Of hat Kind here.) 10 4 ot da'e now 10
st3c any o. that ;, mpaihy. pIbic feeling i
too much ea'ed and patrioti1 n 100 strong,
after the receipt Of such g7ol' news, to per
NIT OF il. See. Chase had I'd dai.ulv the
past week in ne e-o.iaring a SO 600 600 20
year loan al low rate Of in, errs', With The
NV York Gnaucivrs. So NJ uch for a few
Victories.
Poblic opinion seems 70 fol Y sustain Capt.
Wnke-, Of The L. s. Fnaa,e San Jariuto.
in the seizure Of sH.. Il ard Nlason--ttouIh
he did take Them from . BIi Ph war YES el-
a''.. W. ~ y, ':, '.-' ',ui.2.'.- o1,
srI''s r. ~ i-1- 1nu 'o' .,.' a..
ne a. .i' o. III" I-''''.> 'o'' 's aux '','',
'o'Nf'' 'o' "I'e' Ied'u u '''.i'e''' ' 'r- II
e'n''1 man fAFfS' '@ op'"loI, ,.'' ',1Ih.''-
'naI ho' 0"l5 was me ac' p Cap'' " ,'"e'
IeF'ec''F I'2"'' o''' '"a' "T , Y u,1 ha'e or'h
warranted ID >e.z',: me r % in 'Tr-,I anu
I'l"2l'S ,"a, l"'' Nt" 0' or cor II II canon,
/, IS san mat upon 'He fr1"rlon OF ire new rev.
o, 'He "ol"2' o' '"e 0a" y 'ci"'o 'ht' ''e
BI l'sh 'ohsuI mere l'n' on ne ans na' IL
"'' no' no. ava" INN nI'h' II CrPo@'". " ,IAe'
sH.u "a 'l''l us 81 He w" "- .ioi+@ ''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21

oledtu was spent on thiS question to-day IN
the House but ii is not yet decided. This
plan if the House can agree upon it will dis
pense with financial agent and think will
be as well. Meantime the Vermont regi-
ments are to be paid off next week and there
IS no means to convey the soldiers money
home A joint resolution was passed re-
questing the Governor to appoint some suit
able person to 60 to their camp and receive
it.
The joint resolution of thanks to Col Plat
and John G. Smith President of the road, tor
the excursion of last Wednesday, finally
passed the Senate this afternoon. 1t was sent
in from the House day-before- yesterday, but
business has been SO driving that they have
never reached it.
The question of paying the heirs OF Chas.
G, Eastman certain sum for money ad-
yanced to rebuild the State House was re-
jectod by vote of Is to 8 Mr. Willard
! made a speech in favor of it, and Mr. Robbins
opposed it wi warmth. Ia fact thele wa-
general discus. ion and calling uD Of the old
question. The rjends oi the Montnelier
claimants think the move an impoliri3 one of
presenting the subject At all this session.
The Essex county Railroad question was not
settl->i to-day as was hoped The bin viii
! ,2oDIr rl4es faii houayar
The House militia bill SO long looked for,
is at last printed and IN the hands of the
members. am afraid some members will
break the Sabbath Wading through the SIX
pages Of the mammoth. 1t is ordered en-
crossed and read third time Monday |
am sure the clerk who engrosses it will do il
On t1o Sabbath 1t has had no discussion
yet, bat will probably sha re the fate Of all
great personages-that OF being talked freely
about before it dies. he House is beginning
to economse in talk and amendments, as it
sees its time narrowing. Many have been
the useless and tacetous amendments offered
and withdrawn to no purpose but TO talk
For instance, to the bill forbiddjng a man to
marry certain relations. Mr.. Dyer offered
the amendment providing that he should
marry nobody else" Any one not ac-
qua.nted with the member from Salisbury.
would suppose that his wife was changed into
pillar of salt ike that of Solomon WHO deal
With Lots o wives. Perhaps, Mr.. Editor
am slightly confused in my quotation, bu: you
must excuse the anacbromism as / am very
sleepy. Besides, it is Dyer case to think
Of. D.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-21
Departure Of fr1a.,achu,en. Regiments.


The Massachusetts 2G h regiment. Col
Jor,s aid the Connec,i-ut OH, Col CabiI.
embarked his afternoon on board he steam.
ship Constitution.
Both regiments we're enthusiastically
clerrcd on their march through the ciry The
% h was largely recruited from The old b
Of 10 h Of Aprii fame. They were reviewed
on the Common hy Gen. Butler previous to
embarklrr. They are spIendilly armed aDd
,qllppyed with tul baud and drum corps.
I he Cou,riru ion proceeds to Portland, whrre
the Maine ll.h :, eminent, C,L. Shepry, will
embark She will then steam Sonlhward.
Maj WiehIman and the city counsel visited
the Constitution to-day 10y invitation OF Capt.
Fletcher. aud were greatly delighted with her
IN 's,iNe machinery aud magnificent proper
uUEs.