Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-04-11
Domestic Compend,

N Y.-ths wife of N. P. Willis died at the AS
tor House in NJ Y. on the 25h uIt., after short
Illness
The anti-renlers in Delaware and Ulster coun-
Ties have been indicted.
Ed. Knapp has been in Troy for a short time
past powerful revival is now in progress;
two hundred have been hopefully converted An
interesting revival has been going on in Hamilton
College, which has resulted in the hopeful CONVEX
sion OF 50 of the students, including all of the sem
Tor class but two.
The New York papers state that the books at
the police office show that one hundred and eight
large robberies have been committed in that city
during the last month
The New York Canal Board have determined
to make no change in the tolls, previous to the
meeting on the LIST of July.
In Delaware county, arrests have been made
until the jail is full, eighteen persons being con
| fined; disguised men are seen lowering abour; the
! grounds about the village of Delhi have been fred
upon; the whole place is in arms to support the
/ laws.
A temperance petition has heen presented to the
legislature containing 25O64 names, measuring
1O41 feet
The legislature will adjourn about the lst of
May.
We see it stated that at least six millions of mo-
ney changed hands in the state at the late election
One gentleman in the Empire state lost seventy
thousand dollars, and many others were totally
ruined
R. The Providence Gazette of Saturday
says, Mr. DORIS health is gradually falling and
that pei sons who lately saw him in prison express
their opinion that he cannot remain there alive
four months longer.
We lcOrn from the returns of the last election,
that for Governor Fenner, whig, had 1888; Jack
son, Dorr candidate 1916; scattering 49, Jack
son is elected by lO5 majority. He is in favor OF
releasing Dorr Immediately aud Internationally.
CoNN.-The State election took place on the
9th u
: PENN.-The William Penn and Globe Fire En-
CINE companies fought in the suburbs of PhiIu
delphia last Sunday weapons brickbats, stones
clubs, &c. Five ngleaders were caught by the
police.
MD.-The Baltimore Methodist Conference adj
journed sine die, on Tuesday last. 1t will hold it
= next meeting in Baltimore, March d, 1876. Fri
- day. Sept. 4, was set apart fast day.
!, The crops of Maryland promise well. TIL
- Baltimore Patriot says the fields are as green
is usual on the lst of May.
NA.-A colored woman Of Indian extraction
% years old, strong and active, still lives il
To- Norfolk
; S. C.--AII persons interested in slavery in S
- Carolina amount to only 49, 700 out Of popua
IL ton of 600 000
" In the state there are four newspapers.
Il Wf.-The legislature of Wisconsin passed 8
n acts during It's late session. Among the most in
~ porlant, is an act to provide for the further sale
l., the canal lands 1t secures the settlers their land
H. by paying $l % per acre, and executing Il mort
l. gage for $l,25 more, to be paid if Congress re
quire it.
FLoRIDA,-An election will be held in this ne,
Is State about the 18th of May next, fora Governor
one representative in Congress, and Il legislature
r. composed of seventeen senators and forty on
representatives.
lowA-The people of this quasi State hold a
election next month to determine whether the
!. Will accept of the Constitution prepared for hel
CT by the convention. Congress, in the act of az
DC missions curtaed the limits of the State so muci
ne that it is thought the people will not assume tn
y form of State Government on the terms prOpo.
st ca. 1t is stated that many Of those who ndvoca
We Ell change of government have been thrown b.
NC You'd the limits Of the State by the act Of Congress
o' ana It is doubtful If Hjorty can be obtaine
u, within the proposed boundary in favor of the cor
III sttution.
-" N. H.-Hon. Franklin Pierce has been appoin
ed U. ). DlstIct attorney for New Hampshire,
In New market they have rum shop where,
he evade the law, they charge three cents for tryir
to- on an Old hat, and then give glass Of liquorl
ed The mother Of a little child in nottingham
MS having left 1t to go after some rum, returned al
ar found it badly burned by its clothes taking fire.
NO Leaving the house again, to go for assistance
I'm some OF the neighbors, horrible to relate, wht
lie. the nelghbors came they found the child near
es devouredby two puppies which were in the hous
IN, having eaten into the child's cntrails
re- One thousand dollars has been offered by Il
IRE Gov For the apprehension of tho murderer
in Parker