Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13
Miscellaneous tl..u..

/ fANN 'NNfNNA VI hthhNNhi II w Ut nv once
restored TO his Office of police magistrate
and judge Of sessions,
The editor OF the Petersburg IVA. !
News, which paper was suppressed a
short time since by military authority
has been arrested and placed in prison,
james Crockett, a celebrated lion
tanner died In Cincinnati on Thursday
In the dressing room of the circus, after
he was costumet for an exhibition, and
while the crowded audience was walt
ing his appearance.
Miss Buchanan, once rallying a
brave soldier on his courage, said: Now
Capt, --, do you really mean to tell
me you can walk up To lannon's mouth
without fear ~ Yes" was the prompt
reply, "or q buchanan's either" AMI
he did it.
| A meeting has been held in London,
the archbishop of New York presiding,
with view of tUrminga fluid for the
systematic exploration OF Palestine.
The Democratic papers are busy
Just now IN trying TO dissolve the Re
publican party. But 1t don't seem TO
dissolve itself for their benefit. Bad for
| the Dems.
All the places of summer resort
about New York, Long Island, Long
| Branch, etc, are so infested with row
dies this summer that decent people take
no pleasure in going there.
| -Peretzky, Russian village built
on the side Of a mountain, was recently
swallowed up in the earth, great crew
Ices appearing In the mountain side after
a heavy shower
The report which originated in an
editorial Of the New York Tribune that
Mr. Seward has placed his resignation
in the hands of President johnson is
emphaticslly oOntradicted by the Wash
ington Chronicle.
Champ Ferguson, the guerrilla,
now on trial at Nashville, is charged
with no less than fifty. four murders.
He IS about forty years of age, and Co.'s
not bear himself very couargeously,
which is generally the case with cruel
men when In extremity.
The notorious Larry Mcdonald the
originator OF the plot to destroy New
vi n NAlN ~ my mas ptCL dtlullbltu 10
bail IN Toronto 10 the ridiculous sum of
$1,000. He, together with Cleary, Young,
the st. Albaus raiders, and Blackburn,
the yellow fever man, are TO tried Ia
October
"A horrible accident occurred on the |
4th, in the vicinity Of Tousang river, |
on the steamer Ottawa, says the Sau- |
duSky RCglsar. The clothing of lady !
became entang ed III the machinery Of |
Ire vessel, and two other ladies ran to |
her ref!cf aud gere caught 10 the same !
trap, ana 81 three were crushed to !!
death.
MIR. Pet. rson, IN whose house Pres |
ident LincOlu died, says he has present |
ed no bill for damage TO his furniture, |
nor charged anything tor admission to
his house, as alleged thou large
number of persons have called at the !
premises and walked Off with knives,
spoons and tumblers, TO be kept as me-
raentoes.
Among the large incomes at New
York, William B. Ast0r returns 81 ,300,-
900, Cornelius Vanderbilt S578,55l, NJ.
7. Johnson S300,890, John G. Greene
1856, $3.50, and Simeon Draper collector
of the port, Sl5, 465. # /
The latest accounts from Mobile re-
port that large quantities Of cotton
were constantly arriving in that city,
and trade was rapidly improving. The
first sale OF government cotton was
held on the 28th uit., and 100 bales were
sold at from IS ga to 33 4 cents per
pound, /
The Richmond Dispatch says the
agricultural population prefer the labor !
of their former slaves to any other spe- |
Cies OF labor whatever although at first |
there was strong feeling in favor Of !
getting rid of the negro altogether, and |
importing white labor
Another terrible conhagration san. |
nounced from Russia On the 2lst Of !
May q house in the town OF K0zlow, In
the government Of Tamlow, took fire
during high wind, and the flames !
spread with such fury that 2,400 houses
were destroyed.
John NJ. TObin recently resigned the |
presidency of the Hudson River rail |
road, and it has leaked out that he some |
time ago lost S24 600 at John Morris |
seY's faro bank and refused to cash it. |
John threatened to disgrace him If he |
did not pay up but Tobn refused and |
John kept his word, and hence Mr.. !
Toon's resignation. 3D.. .t. |
Elk Senator FoOte, the rebel refugee |
in Canada, states in letter to the New |
York Herald that the rebel commsary |
general recommended that no meat |
should be given Union prisoners, and |
Seldom, the war secretary, indorsed the |
recommendation. FoOte says the cruel |
ty to our prisoners was one of his causes |
of quarrel with the rebel government.
On Friday the thermometer reached |
1903 in the shade at Fortress Monroe and |
on Saturday 1913 degrees. Lucky JEFF. |
30 have a cool casemate for shelter. The |
reason for putting iron on him for day |
or two some time ago, Is now said to |
have been to keep him from escaping |
while the close door of his cell was be- |
ing replaced by a grated door. II was !