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WAsHlNGTON. The President told gentleman
The other day, that Mr.. Webster would 90 to Eng
land as Minister; but that he had sotns business
connected with his Department to finish that might
keep him in it short time. Upon the new organ.
izaton Of the Ministry Mr.. Gushing will probably
be chilled to the head of departmental Cor. Of
the Bult Patriot, March TO-
Mississippi. The Lucofoco State Convention
broke up IN n huhbub on the 24h Resolutions
nominating Martin Van Buren, for President aud
Robert j. Walker for Wee President were laul on
the tabo by large majority. An attempt to nom.
mate u. >. Sennor also failed Already n call is
ont for another Convention to nominate aud 10 or
game the pHrIy--ihiS having rather dlsorganzed
From ~. Domingo. An arrival at Savannah
from ST. Domingo confirms the account of an in
snrreclon IN the Southern part of the island, pub
llshed here some days since, but gives no nddi-
tlnnn information concerning It's progress or pros.
poets Some four or five thousand men were un-
der arms aud had demanded change Of govern
mcnt. Business WINS very generally suspended.
Lynch LaiO.-A Western paper gives the fol-
loving occurrences in She 10y county, Missouri;
Z A merchant Of Marion county, who had luhg-
mert and execution against farmer for $40
levigd upon his stock, which was sOli, the mer-
chanl buying it in for SIG Afterwards the mer-
chnnt sold the cattle iOl 500 and then tried to
enforce from the debtor the balance Of the ludg-
menl. He was snnIumry waited upon Ivy com
mee OF three Of the neighhorhood, tied to tree
aud fifteen lasIies with hickory laid on his bare
back by each member Of he committee.
An ineyornh creditor had sued nInn for
$40, nnd levied upon all his property, refusing
indulgence On the day OF sale the assembled
neigihors requested the officer to first put up
what they significantly styled Judge Lyuch's
Horse" fence rail with legs to 1t, avowug that
the buyer of the farmers property must take II
ride on the Judges horse the creditor took the
hint, aid no sale made.
The Case Of .Nercer--a Sgn-Wo learn that a
number Of The ladies' OF Woodbury., N. J. have
carpeteh the eel in which young Mercer is con-
fined, and furnished him wilb suitable bed. -
PhiiG Inquirer.
/ L.n.d.i-u-s?
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LITERARY REGISTER.

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dent became the willing instrument nv which he
object was effected. Consistency, selcrespect,
reason, and the rights of the northern States, pre-
sened but slight obstacles to the attainment Of his
purpose These advantages TO the free States, in
creasng aud expanding rs we look forward TO
coming time, were sacrificed by the Federal Gov
ernnonl iOr the purpose Of preserving the slave
holding influence from all lIuzatd. ] am aware
that portion Of our people consider these sub
Jecis OF hut little importance. They urge that all
enCroHchmenis upon our rights az favor Ol the
slaveholdiug interests nre tn I've resisted, but deny
tlIut protective tsrif the distribution of the pro
ceeds OF the public lands, the Improvement OF our
harbors, our river navigation, or OF the Cumber
land road, are ct such importance to require
their aid and support
II these important interests lie abandoned by
thuse who make The support OF northern rights"
their motto, how con they expect the means of
Internal impro, enleHls, aud of the taria, to unite
with them III uiutters which they deem of far less
pecuniHry importance. IT one class Of our nor
tiiern men will ianey surrender our pectrliary in
teresls, may We not expect that mnotlIer portion
VIII he us willing 10 yield up honor 10 the de-
ilran1s OF the southern States? IL there an indi-
vidua who is perfectly conscious that such diVls
ions must prove destructive to all our sectional
rghtsy II those whose niitlds dwell mostly on
tlie moral influences ui slavery, and who feel mos
deeply inrgreScdin removing tho moral desOlalIon
1t occasions, ataU''Ou all snPPou OF our pecunary
interests, separate from their political friends and
refuse 10 cooperate with tltcui; can they expect,
hy such separation, 10 facilitate the accomplish
nirnt of their own purpescs? Can any man of
reflection suppose that we eau cXiricate ourselves
fronl The morGl in0ucuce Of slavery, while ii con.
iiuHes 10 cohttol our prcuniary interests.
Vhe safety Of the Tree States depends upon pre-
serving the Constitution IL its purity, and ia The
srRi and temperate support OF all our rights. II
one OF our important rlg4Is suffer, all must bs ai
fected. They will either sinnd or fall together
Division OF our lrisuds is itself n sacrifice of our
rights. UnioH ct our friends will secure our
rights aud our inter, SIS. ] nm aware that shall
lie charged Oi speaking mostly in regard to the
rights OF The north, while shy hut iule of those
OF the soNih But beg my ceaders TO understand
That he seHIs have not Uuly maintained their
oSn rtg+is, bat they haze niude our rights sub
seryenl 10 their Interests aad 1t has therefore
become necessary thut public attention should
he thus particularly called to the support Of The
interests and he honor Of The free States.
PAClFlCUS.
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Hon. Henry a wips publishes in the Maids

Hon. Henry 4 Wire publishes in The Madlso-
nian long address 10 his constituents concerning
his rejection BY the ScuaIe lie soIicls a reeIec.
ton 10 Congress, IN The plnce Of ID. Mallory who
has resigned 10 make room for him, TO repe the
asperslon of the Senaicior which he Processes
the proioundest respect aud "hnse action he deems
mex Iicnbr. In the course OF his letter nc states
ihni nj the beginning Of The called session Of May.
IS4l, he was urged by Mr. Clay 10 lake Foreign
Mission that upon lie retirement Of Mr.. TylrI's
first Cabinet lie declined the Secretary ship OF the
Navy Department which was offered To him hy
the President; and that last tall after recovering
from his illness President Tyler desired him 10
name some foreign mission that he would like
but that he declined, aud shat in ll,e course ol the
last session he was offered lie Mission to Flance.
His letter is written with srong feeling bat enters
not at all into defence of his poIilicaI career.
NJ Y Tribune
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BALrlMoRE, March III. 1874;


The Legislature OF Mary land adjourned yester-
day being The day limited by The Constitution
Tor us session. We have not yel received authen-
lie accounts Of lis final proceedings, but learn
generally that,
No u. 5. Senator WAS elected
No bill for dslrictng the State was passed, and
IN consequence, there car he no election of Mem
hers OF Congress in this Slate, tll the Legislature
meets again.
The bill for the disposal OF the States interest
in all works Of internal Improvement, has proba-
bIy become a law, and IL is thought on such terms
ms will ensue their sale--rhis being go, the Slate
will be left with nominal debt Of less thar
$3OO0,000 aud OF cour,e will soon DO in a situa.
ton to redeem and keep her faith.
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Pennsur9nia.-The House of Representatives

Pennsyrcaia,-Th House of Representatives
since the Governors Veto, have been earnestly Gu
gagged in devsing an Apporl,onmeui bill which
shall not give Governor Porter The slightest ground
to fear wing ascendancy under its provisions. -
They have finally passed, hy vote Of SO 10 38, n
hill Introduced lay Mr. Barrett one of the most
outrageous and Ubiquitous that parlizan malice and
Ingenuity could possibly devise, and which there
fare stands fair chance Of being approved by
Gov. POrer-probably the most unprircped and
reckless poliiicNan that ever presided over dea-
cent state-ii,indsed, he Senate give him chance
10 do 80. Out Of the "a districts in The Stale, il
gives The whigsa chance Tor .fce, securing nine
teen Members of Congress 10 the locoiocos This
is making temporary pnrIy supremacy an occasion
Tor the most outrageous iyrrany. How my man
with memory or n Conscience can lend himself
to II we cannot inugne.--I'ribune
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Tie Senate's rejection OF The appointment OF
Thomas s. Smith, ~ Collector OF Philadelphia,
seems 10 give general satisfaction. He WAS ap-
pointed III The pnce OF The venerable patriot, jon
ahan ROherIs, who was rudely thrust out OF his
office because he would not bend his neck To tho
Executive yoke, and become rr0nchng lnennl
At the foolsloOl Of power. We observe IN the
PhilUdc phiu papers Il notice Of a salute that was
10 have been fired on Monday afternoon, on Race
street wharf, in honor of those Senators who yo-
led in favor of Smuh's rejection.
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John Porter, nephew OF the Governor OF Penn
syyania, is on trial in Philadelphia, for the lar
eeny of money and goods TO the amount OF about
$1,000 from his employers, the Messrs. War
mock The crime appears 10 he fully proved
upon the young reprobale, u good deal OF the
properly being found upoa one May Sheets, n
female residing in house OF i'll fame Mr.. War
mock, one ot the Witnesses informed the jury
upon his examination, that he had been offered
$1,000 TO keep lhs matter from the pubic, "as
the young man Nigh, possibly obtain a station
IN the Sherlff's Office" The correspondent of
the Tribune says; "A pardon, | presume, is al
ready prepared" These Porlers really seem to
he very interesting family
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NOTICE,- EXTRA.

rTHE subscribers who pagers by the Post,
i residing IN WASHINGTON ChELSkA TUN-
LEE, VERSHiRE and CORN Ii, especially In
rmed that will be the lon day of May
since commenced carrying their papers, aud ha Am
der the Necessity at making seule uent with every vi
my subscribers, shall discontinue business
can have PROMPT PAY. give This notice hat
the subscribers can be at the places where they
their papers and settle for the same al. that have pad
advance shall receive their papers through the mai Tree
Of postage, should stop carrying he papers. expect
settlement with EVERY MAS.
A. NJ. FOSTER.
Bar c, March lS 1915. 20
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From the Boston Atlas

HUS UN hAKkEI, WAKVT H.
CORN EXCHANGE-FlouT-l The market closes with a fair
retail demand and increased supplies of Ohosales of which
during the week have been about 400 bbis % &c.
parcels 81 80 per bb good common brands rs
~ per Dbl, and fancy asa IS do.
SUGAR-A fair demand for this article continues he oxpe
renced both from the trade and for refining Sales during the
week to the former about GOO boxes Cuba brown, IL
per 10 and the llet 600 do do 3ic do few
white do 34c 50 hhds New Orleans s Lee per
Id, mos ind by auction so do do, le lc, mos
WOOlBut few sales Of either description have recently
been made Consumers operate very sparny
mediate
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MARRIAGES.

In Tunbdge 7h inst by Joseph Thatcher Mr. AIvah
Tracy 10 Miss Phcbc lluchnsoBy Rev. David Crws, Mr..
spencer o. ckett Of T. to Miss Sarah Noyce Of Randolph
A. Farnham. ''
Ia 81 Johnshny 9Th inst by Rev M Morse, MI Salem D.
Woodcock Of MarshGold to Miss Fanny W. Wright
In Passumpsc village, 10th Row John s John Ives
NJ d. Of Iardwick, 10 Miss Elizabeth Appleton of Boytor Me
IN Peacham, 9Th inst by Rev Mr. Merrill Nh Az, est Of
Dauville TO Miss Marietta Brown.
IN Lyman H. "a last Mr. Charles X Wells Of Peachanr
to Miss Evira Knapp
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Gov John Fairfield was on saturday elected a
u. s. Senator from Maine, in place OF Hon. Reue
Williams resigned. There was no serious oppo
siIion. Gov. f. received % votes IN the Senate
aud GO in The House. Ii is understood that he
will resign the office OF Governor, which will be
filed ill next January 10y Hon. Edward KnvanngI,
President of the Senate
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Hon. J. {. Spencer has resigned his commission
as Secretary oil War, aud accepted tie appoint
ment of Secretary vi tho Treasury. lie enters
upon the duties of his office this day.
james Madison Porter, Of Pennsy Ivauia, has
been appointed to ill The vacancy in the War De-
partmen, and will enter upon The duties of the
Sscrcaryship of War without delay.
.lddisoninn 0M.
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BUSINESS REGISTER.
VALUE OF COLD AND SILVER cor

VALUE OF GOLD AND SILVER COIN
ny act of Congress of March g. Si3 following gold
made current in tho L. : the value annexed
British gold coin, less than 95 l2 Thousand rs fnenes
at 81 cents and 6lDhs penny weight (Ths makes
about less in value than prrvousy)
French gold coin, Of than 500 unt at
10Th cents per penny weight.
Spanish pillar pieces, aud the dollars Of Mexico and
Bolivia, less than e07 housundhs nenes and grains
weight, 100 cents each.
French five franc pieces less than 9Dl housand fine,
and 354 grains weight. 90
The dollars mentioned all the law requires
worth 100 cents, u not deirient in Moight.
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srArE oF VERMONT, lAta plobale cnu,l. ha

STATE OF VERMONT, At Probate Cnutf hnl.
Washington ID strict, ten at Probate Office IN
Montpelier with and FOR SAID DISTINCT the 10th day Of
March, lS4;.
A instrument purporng to be the last will and iesla-
n inert o Rufus B Barrett, late # FIyson, said
distici deceased being presented the Cuut hcIe by
CALVIN Fullerton, the executor therein namec for probate
II is ordered by said Courl, that all persons concern ID
her Elm be ii,d appear at session of SAID Court
be holden The Probate Office in Montpelier the Sst
day Of March, d lS43 ami shcw cause, If any tncy
may have, agans, the Probate of said will for which pnr-
pose, Is further ordered that copy Of the record Of this
order, be published three weeks successvey in the Ver.
Wachman and Journal printed at Montpelier afore
said o. may be.
90 true copy Of record,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
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GOSHEN LAND TAX.

fTNHE land owners the IT Goshen the county
l. of Addison, hereby notified the Cum nittee
appointed supermend the expenditure ut the Land Tax
granted upon the lands o town. by Of the Leg
islature OF the State cf Vermont passed IN November,
1871, and The in amendment thereof, passed NOvem-
ber 1912 val receive their respective IN labor, in
The mon his of June and July neat upon application 10
either OF the commit ec.
FRANCIS BROWN, Com, To superiniend
EZRA WAsHBURN,JRr The eApcnd ure Of
JOSIAH IL. DART, ! Goshen Land Tax.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr-Monp.r. Mnrrh Il. lsia.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Pa,rotl
At market AIS Beet Cattle COO Sheep and swine. 100
Beef Cattle aud 900 Sheep unsold.
PRoEs-BsG ClHeWe quote correspond with last week,
viz: Extra az 80 So First quality 81 50 IS; second
quality 81 a 4 % third quality, So 80 u 3 Is.
Shccp--We noticed lots sold from 81 81 to 70
SDtne-Sulcs made Of lots poddle at SIS "a
for Sows and 80 for Burrows At retail to lee
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Bar C, March IS, ls4S.
NOTICE.

fINIIS ceriss that have this day renquished nv
i SON. SAMUEL LATHE. The remaining time Of his
minority, and he lie eby discharged from al iabliues
mln"r and may have full Ibsrt, act and trans
act business fr himself, a. shall hereae CLAIM his
earnings nor DO responsible for debts aced by hun.
DAVID LATHE.
Oreans. March s 1913. 10
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The .Nw Tariff Ro50 il Works-Since the
Tariff has gone INTO operation the manufacturers
OF New Easaad have engaged extensively in
making chnIzes, highly credahle TO the skull Of
American artists, They are said to equal ,he
hest French goods Of tito kind in taste and de-
sign, strength of texture aud color They
sold at 10 l.? cents yard, just one third the
usual cost al French chiulzes of the same quality
before tho enacuent Of the present tariff. DO
not facts like the uhovc fully demonstrate the vast
utility OF encouraging, by protective duties, home
manufacturers?
The whole country abounds in agricultural pro-
duets, and the raw material of manufactures, for
which there is no adequate foreign demand.
Shall these GO TO waste, and cot upon o,r hands !:
or shall Yankee skill aud industry be still more
extensively employed in transforming them into
articles promope Of the coulfort and happiness
OF civiiize life This is the great dividing ques.
son between the Wings and the Loco Focos. -
Bu6dlO Journal
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From the New York Tribune.

NEW YORK MARKET, MoNpAY, March 10.
FLOUR AND MEALWc can hear of nothing doing to-day,
10 consequence of the Prces beoreGenesee
Is fiat Michigan and Ohio 81 10 IS Ohio 50
90 9 fancy WesteIn . a so.