Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

IlNtu Ifoin Duelehs a. Nahlofiu-ts aooul
four mile, from Boston, ris. 5000 Of th, I
natives assembled before Brigsiier Brat
ties house aud levelled j. TO the ground.
Bratilc belonging TO the militia. aud this
outrage was ocessioned by sending word
TO Gen. Gage that be vas in possession Of
some powder, which the mob would seize
if he did not come immediately. aud take
il into his custody. The same transaction
at Salem, about twenty miles
from Boston. Ii is also said, that upon
Judge divers attempting to sit at the
Courthouse, the moo pulled hin from the
bench. aud that he wss the next day
obliged to be guarded by some Of the mil
itary, while doing his duty as Judge.
PHILADELPHIA. OcioJer 10.
Since our last, arrived here the ship
Minerva. Capt. Mackey, with 400 passen-
gers from Ireland
4 correspondent observes that au old
ingenious mechanic having taken under
his serious consideration the many auda-
cious insults given by the soldiery, to the
good people Of the town Of Boston, fred
with tho lsve of liberty aud the preserva.
ton Of his countrymen. he set himself to
work, aud has complicated an engine that
will throw FIVE hundred gallons Of melted
brImstoue, iD the space of enc minute, to
the distance of one hundred aud twenty
yards. 1t is judged by every perscn
skilled ia mechanism, who has seen this
uucommonly curious constructed mectine
perform, that it will DO more execution,
in one hour, than any twelve pieces of
the best cannon planted on Boston Neck.
This most extraordinary physical imple-
ment of war, it is said, will speedily be
sent 10 our brave suffering brethren in the
town Of Boston and which, if it doth not
entirely remove Gen. Cages horn le0rk,
will. it is probable, etiectually stop cer-
tain infectious disease, by curing the scab.
by ministerial gang Of their itching dis.
order.
BOSTON, MONDAY, NoremJer I.
On Friday evening last in pursuing a
person who had been guilty of breaking
the peace in Charlcstown, barrel and
bay of Tea were stumblcl on which were
Immediately carried to the Training-feld
and committed to the flames; after they
were consumed, it was suggested there
were more in the same place; upon which
a search was made, aud enough found to
fl! large hogshead. which was conveyed
to a place called the Green, before Cape.
Brton tavern, and quantity of faggots
laid around it, they were set en- fire and
the whole consumed: Every thing was
conducted with such stiffness and order.
that many people there knew nothing ol
it ua;il the next morning. 1t is supposed
the Quantity destroyed was between and
500 weight.
We hea, gentleman belonging to New.
bury-Port was very active in de,nolishing
the above Toa.
There are not fifty addressors of the
late Gov. Hutchinson. but what have re-
canted. and wished The address to the
DerH.
In the Vermont Watchman ! State
Gazette of March 18th, 1881, are .wo
conundrums, both at the expense Of Pres.
ident jackson
Why is Jackson in his speeches like
jackson ut New-Orleans Give it up I
Because he murders the Kings English.
Why is Gen Jackson's victory at New
Orleans like charity? Because it covers
u multitude of sins.
The following is worth copying in view
of the present Cuban affairs,
MONTPELIER Notwithstanding next
Wednesday eve. Discussion of the ques-
tion, "If Spain should cede the island of
Cuba to Great Britain, would it be right
for the United States to oppose. by force,
the taking possession of it by the English ?'
The NeW Hampshire Patriot q. State
Gazette, published at Concord, by Isaac
Hill, Publisher of the Laws Of the
United States" is quite an interesting
publication. In the number dated April
l4lh, 1928, we find nearly two pages de-
voted TO legal advertising, which must
have been profitable to Mr.. Hill. "Your
esteemed friend, Peter Ploughjoggcr, "
contributes u column article on agricultur.
al matter in serio-sarcastic way. The
following appears as editorial:
PIRACY AND MURDER.-Capt. Harden,
who arrived yesterday in II days from
the Havana, left there the sch. Evergreen,
from Salem, just arrived-was chased out
of the Bay of Matanzas by two p;latica
boats, and in running down fer Havana,
threw over her deck load to get clear ofa
pirstical sch.-Brig Alert, of Portsmouth
from N. Orleans, with deck load Of live
hogs, had just arrived. Off the More
she was boarded, in the night, by two pi
ratical boats, with men each, and CAP
TAIN CHARLES BLUNT, (of the AL
erD WAS KILLED AND Thrown
OVERHEARD! The cook was stabbed
and thrown among the hogs, and uearl,
devourod by thonn, before being discover
cd and rescued. Several of the crew
badly wounded, and the brig robbed.
A public dinner has been given to Mr.
Clay, ia Philadelphia. His toast was
Success to the cause of the country un
der whose auspicies the New World wa'
discovered"
In the issue of March llth, 1922, th'
following item appears That party spir