Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-07

Inc HUtem mar sfgdm. IloStllllleS among
the DISCONTINUED laborers on the Croton Works,
have, it appears, broken out al,esh. The rows,
riots and fights, between the Corkoniuu and Fur
bowman factions, among the Irish, of fire.
quent occurrence and often result in serious con-
sequences. large number of tho mal-coHtents
have been discharged, and the contractors have
in consequence been served with threatening let
tiers. A few days since, the dwelling OF one OF
the contractors Wps set on fire. and yves with diff
fully saved from destruction.
The aborers assemble nightly in bodies aud
commit all kinds of depredations, such MS burn
ing of stables and ouhonses, breaking down fen
ces, rolbing hen rooss, &c.
On the night of The ODD, the house of MIR.
M'Gnnis, one Of The contractors, in The 9Th Av-
enue nenr Seth street, was threatened with an at
tack. Mr.. MIG. hasleued to procure the aud Of
some officers leaving his wife and child alone and
unprotected. Officers Hathwrte, Collins, Nc.
Gratb, and others soon reached the spot. The
lnara,Iders had however, increased their force to
some 300 strong, and although they were fred up
on with guns aud pistols by the officers, they did
not desist from their work Of destruction till the
house was pulled down, and Mrs. M'Ginnis and
her child were buried in the ruins. They were,
however, rescued, having received, fortunately
but little injury. One OF the ling leaders of the
mob named Charles Garreily, was secured and
lodged in prison.-.N Y. Com. .4du.
sJ~ Like many others, we got "bit" few
weeks since, in publishing rs "a fact" an account
OF the rcsuscaton, by gayanic experiments of
John White, executed at Louisville, Ky, for muir.
der. The story proves TO be n hoax
HOribie-A man named Joseph Longshore in
Newton, Bucks county, Pennsylvania, on the 25h
ut. in fit of deiirium hemens cut open his body
and mangled himself in most shocking manner
with large knife. He died almost Immediately
Neither Mississippi nor Illinois will be replesen.
ted at the Extra Session the Loco Foco Govern
ors of those States having refused to adopt the
necessary measures to elect members in time.
R5-We trust Henry CLAY Heaven bless him,
has come to Washington with the bill providing
for the distribution of the Proceeds of Public
Lands in his pocket, (not Gen. Jackson ts time.
We want to see that great measure OF relief to the
States. and security gainst plumber to the whole
People, going ahead with energy There is no
measure more wise, more Just, more permanc nt-
ly benfceni, now before the country. We trust
the almost unanimous judgment and desire of the
People will not again be defeated or postponed.-
" Y. Tribune.
IUPD arid Leuey, Tory, has been elected dele
gate to Congress from Florida, rice Charles Down
ing, Wing. Levy slipped in 10y plurality of
votes, between Downing and another Wing can
ddate by the name of George r. WarG.--When
will the Wings learn tina. " Union is Strength q"
"Pipe Laying" BY the accidental absence of
several ofthe Wing members of the New York
House of Assembly, last week, the Locos got ma
jority, and Immediately used it, by "culling up
shines" The first thing they did was TO pass u
bill 10 repeal the law for the registration of voters
in the cities of that State. This is very pretiy
comment on their affected zeal to prevent "pipe
laying" They make greet outcry about frauds
nj elections, and nj the same time strenuousy OBJ
pose the only cffeclual means to prevent them.
Their efforts were iruilless, however. The Sen
ate did not concur, and if it had, the Governor
would have stopped such bill and sent it back.
General Harison'S Remains. The family oil
General Harrison have yielded to the request oil
the citizens of Cincinnati and permitted them 10
take order for removing his remains TO North
Bend for ntcrment The committee OF removal
is to leave Cincinnati for Washington, in the per-
Torrance oftheir solemn Office of duty and affect
ion, about the 10th OF June.
New York. The Albany Argus claims large
gain ut the late spring elections for town officers
ms compared with the vote oflnst Fall. The Ar
gus, we happen 10 remember has made similar
claims of large gains every spring, ever since the
Locos lost the State in 1897. Their gains oil
come out minus in November every year.
Better late than neper.'- Married at Piiisburg
jeremiah Late TO Miss Nancy Mere.
Dro,cned We regret to learn that Mr.. Albeit
G. Cutler, son Of DR.. J. b. Cutler, of ligh gate
on Wednesday, the och ult., while in the stream
where he had been washing sheep, by some uuior.
iunate movement he got into deep water ant
sank to rise no more. lie has left wife and three
children together with large circle of relative.
ma friends, 20 mourn his untmely death. Hi.
age, we understand, 10 25.-Frankfin Messenger.