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The Legislature adjourned Tuesday mornin;
as will be seen by our report ofproceedings Tha
session has been longer than usual and has had
some measures before it of great Importance which
have undergone exciting discussions.
The great bridge question came up q. the clO5e
of the session, and IN amendment was adopted to
the Vermont aud Canada rail road charter which
seems to have given considerable degree Of sat.
isfaction to the Central rail road COMPANY 1--we
are not mistaken tho Geological survey has been
killed. The licence law has undergone no change
This IS rather an unexpected result considering
the furious assault it has encountered from strong
quarters. But we will not enlarge As we shall
publish the laws soon. The session will long b:
remembered.
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A Bitter BIr.-Aningenious down-easter,
who has invented = new kind Of 'Love-Let-
ter Ink which mas been selling as a sure
safeguard against all actions for breaches Of
the marriage promise, inasmuch as it entire
ly fades from paper in two months from date,
was recently most awfully doue brown BY
brother down-easter. who purchased a hun
dred boxes Of the article, giving him therefor
his note at ninety days. AT :hs expiration Of
the time, the ink inventor called for pay
ment, but, on unfolding The scrip, found moth.
ing but piece Of blank paper. The nots
had been written with his ow q ink.
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have been recently fought between the Amer
lean and Mexican troCps near the walls Of
the city of Mexico, will not only perpetuate
forever his owu memory. but will impart
deeper aud more abiding lusire TO the al
ready well earned martial fame Of his native
State.
Resolved, That His Excellency the Gov
ernor. as token of the respect OF the Gener-
al Assembly ri this state for the memory oil
Col. RANSOM, is hereby authorized and en-
powered to procure and present, at such lime
in 10 such manner as he may deem proper'to
the son Of Col. RANSOM, now Cadet al
West Point, an appropriate sword, with sucn
devices and inscriptions thereon. as Will best
perpetuate the memory of the deceased and
most effccthally awaken in the bosom OF the
son those sentiments Of lofty and fervent
patriotism for vs. hich the father was so pre-
emineutly 6isting uished.
Resolved, That we tender to the family
and relatives of the deceased our warmest
sympathies and our sincere coincidence on
the occasion of this melancholy and affective
bereavement.
RESOLVED, That the Governor is hereby
authorized 10 draw an order on the Treasury
of the State to deiray the expense which
NAV be incurred in the execution Of the fore
going resolutions.
Resolved, That the Secretary of State Is
hereby directed as soon as IT conveniently
may he done, TO transmit to the family Of the
deceased ceat6ed copy ofthe foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions.
Mr.. Smith Of Waits6eld said he could not
vote for these resolutions if they approve
either o. the war or ofany man who has vol
unfairly engaged in that war. The resolu-
tons were adopted with but two or three
dissenting votes.
From the Senate, appropriating $500 TO
procure portraits OF Allen and Chiitenden.
Messrs. Rice of S., Needham and Collamer.
were willing to purchase portraits, but not 10
pass this resolution as an entering wedge for
expending $4,000 for statues Messrs.
Wheeler, Parker, Smith Of Waitsfeld, Sabin
and Cuts, were for obtaining portraits in
any event. if they can be had, leaving it to
future legislatures to decide about statues.
Mr.. Matson objected 10 the resolution, if it
was to have any sort Of connection with the
project for statues i: portraits alone he would
agree to. MIR. Bottom opposed the resolu-
ton: he was afraid the statues might after a
while be finished, all but their heads. and
then the State would come TO stand still, as
it had done with the geological survey. The
resolutions were adopted.
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SENATE.
SATURDAY, Nov. Is, 7 o'clock, p. NJ


Engrossed bill. Fixing the amount of
exemption in the list Of members OF light in
FANNY companies at 81 passed.
Resolution. By Mr.. Cushman, instructing
the committee on Education TO enquire into
the expediency of establishing a new school
year; adopted.
Bill Reported. By Mr.. Cram, establish
ing new school year commencing on the
first day OF April; engrossment dispensed
with-passed.
The resolutions Of The committee under 5th
JOINT rule, relative to the report Of Henry
Stephens were adopted.
The Senate took up the Senate bill in al
teration OF the act relating 10 pedlers, and
Mr.. Kidder moved 10 amend by striking out
all after the euacting clause, and inserting
two sections in lien thereof, fixing the sew
eral amounts 10 be paid for license by ped
lers, ZION foot SIS, otherwise S40-and if he
carry plated ware, jewelry, patent medicines,
&C., SIS. Mr.. Kidder moved to amend by
substituting S6Ofor SIS, carried. Mr.. Bnr-
ton moved to amend by substituting S25 for
$40; lost. Mr.. Miner moved to amend by
substituting $50 for $40; carried, and the a
mendment as amended was agreed 10 bill
ordered 10 Sd reading.
The Senate reconsideied their vote rejec-
ting the bill amending sec 35 dhsp. 81 r. s..
relative to nuisances and Instructions of high
ways; bill passed.
Bill passed. In alteration of act relating
to pedlars.
HOUSE.
The bill relating to the rights Of married
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THANKSGIVING. The 25th of November
has been designated for a day Of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise, in the following
States: Maine. New Hampshire, Massachu
sets. Rhode Island, Connecticut. New ork,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ken
lucky, Ohio. Indiana, Missouri, and Arkan'
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KILLED BY BEAR. A boy. engaged in
a museum at Niagara Falls, accidentally
wheeled barrow over the foot ola bear,
which was chained in the ard, short time
since the animal Instantly became furious
and at bound broke his chain. seized the in
nocent lad and Rugged and bit him with
such violence that he died two days after
wards. Mr.. Barnett, the proprietor Of the
Museum: attempted TO interfere to save the
boy. but was himself so badly bitten that
his life was for some time despaired OF.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Nov. II.

Mr.. Kidder called up the bill Incorporating
the Hinesburgh manufacturing company
The question being upon the amendment
making the private property o: each stock
holder holden for The liabilities oil The coirpo-
ration 10 lie laborers. TO the amount oil his
capital stock paid in; supported by Messrs'
KidIer, Harrington, Sweat, and Miner on
The ground that the security of the laborlng
classes demanded il. The amendment was
opposed by Messrs. Mead, Stewart. Nash
Beeman and KimbalI, as uncalled for, as
wrong in principle, and as greatly tending
10 embarrass the taking The stock o: the
corporation.
The amendment was rejected by The fol-
lowing vote
Yeas-Senators Bancroft, Bradley, Eos
ter, Harrington, Hodges, Keyes, kldder,
Miner, Robinson, Sweat, White IL.
Nays-Senators Beeman, Brownell. Bur
ton, Cram, Ferguson. J. Hamilton, Hubbard,
KimbalI, Mead, Morse, Nash, Stanley, Stew
art-14
The bill was passed II 10 8-Senators
Bancroft. Bradley, Harrington. Reyes, Kid
der, Miner. Robinson, and Sweat voting IN
the negative.
Adjourned.
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Troops FOR VERA Cruz. The Sd Regi-
ment Tennessee volunteers. mastering u
bout $50 men, left last evening for Vera Cruz
-four companies on ship Ferav; three on
bark Latrohe, and three companies OH the
bark Texidor. Captain Littles company of
mounted volunteers, numbering 60 men, and
Captain Kenneally's company of Ohio in
fantry, also left yesterday, en- the Steamer
Gen. Butler. for Vera Cruz.-[N. o. Plea
yune, 9Th inst.
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recruits embarked The 12h instant, from
Fort Columbus. in New York Harbor, on
board The transport ship Montreal, bound
or Vera Cruz. The officers arc I'd Lieut..
E. Hayes, 4Ih artillery, commanding; I'd
Lieut. r. H. Rush, Cd artillery; and Cd
Lieut. D. N. Couch, 18th artillery and the
men are 90 of them for company L., 4ih ar
tillery. 20 for company K, lst artillery. and
the like number for company A, I'd artillery.
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F+There are but few of the corps editorlai y
loose in statements Of facts and so abusive OIL W
ponents as the Rev. Gentleman who Presides 0''.
the Genius of Liberty. The editor of the beiiO.'
Falls Gazette thus speaks of bis notorious prev
relations in relation to the wing party
That locoloco paper. known as the ~ Ser-
fling continues its false assertions mar e. e..
thern Wings have abandoned, and tna' wv
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MISSISSIPPI ELECTION. The Telegraph
reports that in the Vicksburg Congressional
district, the Wings have succeeded in eleciIng
Thompkins, over Roberts. Democrat. In the
Holly Springs district, the Democrats have
elected Thompson, over Josselyn. Wing.
Marshal, Democrat, is alsoelected.
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II The absence Of tho editor during the l'''
week must be his excuse for any want OF system
or variety in the composition of this number AT
ter a week or two our paper will appear in an en-
tire new dress, and we trust will hereafter give
amDle satisfaction
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GEN. ScoTT's DEsPATcHDs. A telegrapnic
announcement from Washington, of the Ism;
states. on the authority of the Uuon, that Zen.
SCOTS dispatches to September 18th were receIv-
ed giving an account Of all the battles up TO that
time They are voluminous and were to be pub
lished the next day
THE COURT MARTIAL AT WASHING
TON.
The trial of Ii. Col. Fremont still continues
The tenth day Of the trial has passed over, and we
can yet see no prospect of carly termination Prob
ably it will continue some time yet, and, it may
be, afford pleasing variety to the usual monoto-
ny of the earlier Congressional proceedings.
A COLONY OF TEACHERS. Thirty-tive
Young ladies, says the N. Y Evangelist
have Just Ieli the city of Hartford, Conn.,, I'M
der The care of the National Board OF Educa'
lion, for which Elk Governor Slade is Gener'
al Agent. For three weeks they have been
passing through a course Of preparatory
training. under the care Of Miss CatharIne
Beecher. They received their board gratu-
i,cusly in various families in that city, to
whom they endeared themselves by Their
Christian department On Sabbath evening,
a public meeting was held in the Center
Church, and an address OF an hour and
hall was delivered by MIR. Slade, in explana-
lion of the subject.
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BRIDGISo TIE LAkE.-Mr. HoIcomb, in his
Voice comes out in favor Of Bridging the Lax"
The Waterman of course is right well pleased
with his very judicious coadjutoi. lie says its ,ll
RIGHT
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RoMANIsTs AND THE BIBLE. Although Ro-
man Catholics have had missionsi in Siam
more than 200 years, mot a Bible, nor even
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The Wings were to hold their caucus for the
nomination Of u. S. Senator Tor Senators) on the
llth inst.
STENxEssEE-They were still balloting at inter
walls in the Tennessee Legislature for L. S. Sen
ator at our last adviccs from Nashville 18th inst
on which dav three ballots were had Robertson
Topp stood highest, having % votes. but there
wore 60 for dozen others.
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
On motion OF Mr.. Kittredge, the House
requested conference On the disagreeing
votes of the two houses, on the Rutland and
Washington Railroad Bill and Messrs. Kit
lredge Of f., Kellogg and Rice o. 5. were
appointed OIL the part oil the House.
Bills passed. Senate bill relating to agri-
cultural societies House bill in addition 10
the several acts for the encouragement oil ag-
rIculturc.
The amendment TO the bill TO complete
The geological survey, reducing the sum
from $1,000 for two years 10 $1,000 for one
year. was co lsidered, and very spirited de-
bate ensued by alessrs. Adams Of NJ, Rice
OFFS, HubbelI, Joyslin, Plympton, Aiken and
Gilelt against the bill, on The ground that
the survey was a failure. and for the bill by
Messrs. Needham, Converse, Bottom, Par
ker, Royce, Arnold, Sabin and Kiltredge Of
F., who argued that ii Is premature 10 Judge
of the fruits ofihe survey. which is yet in
complete. the results remalng yet to be gath
cred up. Mr.. Hubbell moved TO dismiss the
bill ayes s., noes IT,
SENATE.
2 O'CLOCK, P. M.
Bills reported BY Mr.. Keyes, from the
select committee. in favor of the bill annex
ing Orwell 10 Addison County; after all E.
lici,ation Of facts from the committee by
Senator Stanley, the bill was laid on the ia
Bile and made the order for 10 morrow morn
ing.
Mr.. Nash, from the committee Of confer
ence, reported that the committee unani-
mously recommend the Senate 10 receGe
from its amendment 10 the Rutland and
Washington Railroad bill; no action.
Bills passed. Amending the Vermont
and Canada Railroad Co. act; to complete
Geological survey.
Mr.. Miner called up the Senate bill repeal
ing the act OF '46 relating TO pedd ors.
Messrs. Kidder, Harrington and Burton sup
ported the ll,and it was opposed by Messrs.
Kimball and Cushmnn. Mr.. Stewart moved
10 lay the bill on the table. Having con-
cludeJ. the bill was refused third reading
by the following vote:
Yeas-Senators Bancroft, Burton, Foster,
R. Hamilton, Harrington, Hodges, Keyes,
Kidder, Mattocks Miner, Robinson, Sweat,
White-l3.
Nays-Senators Bradley, Beeman, Brow
nell, Cushman. Ferguson, Fox, ]. Hamilton,
Kimball, Mead, Nash, Stanley and Stewart
IA
Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Resolu ticns. By Mr.. French Of Willis
ton, instructiug our delegation in Congress
to go for repeal Of she last act Of Congress
relating TO newspaper postage; passed unan-
Imously B, select committee, the following
resolutions
Resolved, By the Senate and House Of
Representatives, That in the recent death of
Col. Truman B. Ransom. who fell while
gallantly leading his command at the storm
ing of the heights of Chapultepec, in Mexi-
co, on the 18th of September last. the State
OF Vermont is called to deplore the loss Of
one Of her best citizens and one Of her most
brave and accomplished soldiers.
Resolved, That the frmness and brave
bearing displayed by Col. Ransom in the
several battles in which he participated, Which
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HENRY STANLEY,
WILLIAM SWEATT,
WYLLYS LYMAN,
HORATIO NEEDHAM,
HAMPDEN QUITS.

The following were the accompanying
resolutions, which were unanimously adop-
ted:
l. Resolved, That the Governor is here
by authorized to appoint the Artist, b. +.
Mason, TO take such steps as may be nee
essary, to ascertain whether there exists, in
Montreal, an authentic likeness Of Ethan
Allen; and if so, to proceed 10 that city and
IT practicable obtain permission TO copy the
same Tor The State of Vermont.
2. Resolved, that The Governor is hereby
requested TO take such steps as he may deem
expedIent, to ascertain whether there exists
any authentic likeness or representation Of
Thomas Chittendeh, and report TO the next
session of the General Assembly.
D. Resolved, That the Governor is au
thorlzed TO draw his order on the Treasurer.
Tor the purpose Of carrying out the intent OF
the foregoing resolutions. to an amount not
exceeding four hundred dollars,an that the
Treasurer is hereby directed to pay the
same.
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an entire Testament, In the language ol
people. has been provided for them. tn we
merican missionaries in Siam believe Ib %s a.
be substantially true in regard to thei, ias %
throughout tie East. 'aOors
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The bill relating to the rights of married
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Cheaper Than Everi

uOHN H. PuRDY, hss just received, At his
q New Store IN MAske. squue. . fresh supply
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Cloths. Csssimers. Ss,iinetis, Kentucky Jeans.
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@o Like SkR)S2)A@
No. l2l Peorisf. NEW YORK,
uAViNG established Branch At No. IA Ches.
IL nut st.. Philadelphls, is now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the Nrw York Auc-
tions. an extensive assortment Of
TAlGCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be cold 81 the lowest New York prices.
at wholesale and Retail. Among his saock will be
found good assortment Of The following articles:
Jseeaneis, Plaid, Hsis CoId, Lace, Stripe. Book,
Swiss and Taris,sn Muslins, Bishsp and Linen
Lswns, Fancy Cap Ne,ss, Fancy and Ball Ure.ses,
Thread Lsces, Application Do, rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens Linen Cambrics,
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Country Merchants and others visiting PhilAdel.
Phia New York 10 purchase, are respectfully in.
vi,ed 10 call and ex.mins the stocks.
Nov. 1, le45.-ly
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in very superior style, cut end workmanship.
Persons tuyiaE 10 cell sssin will hnd one Of the
arscs, and most fashionable stock Of eoods select
from In the city. and II uppscedsrteJL Lw price,.
ea-,d d7s J. w. 4 E. d. STOKES.
aftN s~lz Y l94 Market 1t. Philsd.
N.B. A large ss,orimer, OF Odd Fellows Re.
sas consssn,ly on hand sud oil order. from lodges
individuals puirc,uslly attended TO- on the most
literal terms '-.'5 z % J. w. Il Il. d. 8.
Philsisiphia. Juns 7T,h. ls46.-iy =,