The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-09-21
Heavy rain and gales on the coasts are
reuorted throuphout Great Rritain

reported throughout Great Britain.
A Dublin dispatch states that the
Archbishop of Armagh died Thursday.
He was 6S years old.
The Gaulois of Paris states that the
Prince Imperial's majority will be declar-
ed on his next birthday, March 16.
Minister Burlingame and the Chinese
Embassy, it is said, will leave Paris for
Stockholm early next week.
Hartwell H. Hildreth, Jr., 26 years of
age, committed suicide at Crown Point,
N. " Wednesday, by hanging himself
in barn.
The bullion in the Bank of France has
decreased 100000 francs, and in the
Bank of England f19S,OQ0 sterling since
last weeks report.
General Prim is to have another inter-
view with Napoleon. He has telegraph
ed to Spain to use all diligence in fer
warding troops to Cuba.
A Madrid dispatch says that the diff
fculties of she United states with Spain,
on account of Cuba, are in fair way of
being settled.
A colored man named Albert Nicholas
killed his wife and mother-in- law in
Washington Thursday, by cutting their
heads open with Ratchet.
Part of the Harvard crew arrived in
Boston Thursday. The public reception
will not take place until the other members
of the crew arrive.
Margaret Henry, who was indicted for
poisoning the Stevens family, at Green.
wich, in New York, has been tried and
acquitted at Sandy Hill.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany are about to open new line to
Lewes, Delaware, which will be useful III
reporting vessels at the Breakwater.
The returns from Colorado indicate
that the Legislature will stand three Re.
publican to ono Democrat The election
was exciting but orderly. The Republi.
can ticket throughout the State was gen.
orally successful.
-LeJ'ae, de,>sodatinre. srevSannrtsf.,ir
who has returned from his White Noun.
tain expedition,kille and captured twen-
ty-two Indians, beside destroying consid-
cradle property and several camps.
Right Rev. George +. Bahnson, an
eminent divine Of the Moravian Church,
died on the It'll inst. at his residence in
Salem, N. g. He had recently removed
to that place to take charge Of the South
ern province of the Church.
lie Public, of Paris, reports that in the
late interview Of Prim with Napoleon,
the Emperor again declared absolute non.
intervention in Spanish affairs and declin-
cd the request that France should protest
against the recognition Of tho Cuban in.
surgents as belligerents by the United
States
The examination at Cornell Universe.
ty has been progressing for the past three
days, and 329 students will constitute the
new class. There were 400 applicants.
Six additional Professors have been ap-
pointed, among whom are Bayard Tay.
lor and Charles A. Shaffer, late of Got.
tingham University.
A letter from Liverpool to the State
Department at Washington states that a
contagion called murrain, or hoof and
mouth disease, has broken out among cat
tie in several parts Of England. Although
not as fatal as the rinderpest, all are cal
led upon to exercise great care to prevent
its importation into the United States.
The body of James Roy, Jr, who was
drowned on Monday of last week in
Schuyler's Lake, near Richfeld Springs,
and for which reward of $4,000 had
been offered, was recovered Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Roy was % years of age,
and son of Hon. james Roy, who re-
sides on the Troy road, between that city
and Albany. III" ." H..
Acting Secretary Richardson has ad-
dressed letter to the head Of each Blu.
reau of the Treasury Department, direc-
ting them to prepare and forward to the
Secretary Immediately their annual re.
ports OF the business in their respective
Bureaus, that the same may be embodied
IN the annual reports of the Secretary.
The register Of the Treasury has also
been requested to have the first quarterly
statement for this fiscal year ready by
the 10th Of October, as it is customary
for the Secretary to embody the same
supplementary to the report for the last
fiscal year.
Sir Roderick Murchison is still sanguine
that DR.. Livingstone is alive, and that he
will yet "emerge from South Africa on
tho same western shore on which he ap.
peared after his great march across that
region, and long after his life had been
despaired Of" .-.
Joseph Bausert Of Union Hill, N. j.,
had quarrel with his family Thursday
night and fatally stabbed two of his sons.
Rev. George y. Balonsen, Bishop of
the Moravian Church at the South, died
at Salem, N. g., on the llth.
The Southern women are about to peti.
ton George Peabody to have arrange
ments made whereby part of the large
fund given for the education of the South.
ern people can be devoted to the indus.
trial instruction Of young women and
girls. 'ir f8
The young King of Greece has graft.
fed his Jewish subjects in Corfu by being
present at their synagogue during wor-
ship. The Ark was opened as the King
took his seat on throne, and the Rabbi