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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

she Wepk-WlulH lirrspns, property clurnc-
iaT and religion have lrrii uuuidcd, nud sir-
lun unWuircied,H Finally ihey represent
UHVFtUTU ~ INV n r'fRielesl number of in
halilnuls residing la Il,a Sffs Of Durrd 70
cuppnH u Hnir Government, nnd 10 relieve
llin CeHeml Goserumeul from lla expenses
ofd territorial 61NeUimenh nud they there
ipr0 Rsk lltHl llu Constitution ucrOmlunyin ing
-iliis meHpTiHl be ratified, and lFnl ilu sluie
of Desorel ha Admitted into lhe Lbiur on nn
0QHHl f'nliHg will ihn other STATES, ~ lhnt
such firm 0lgUyrrumeut ho given Them IN
may ho deoHIed eXpedieul. aud that ilrir.
DolrgUie he received and ihcir iulefesls pfcp-
-crly represented in tIie Congress of The uui-
Iud SUITES.
Not . wordas aid "a lhe Constitution ~
iinut sllyrry ar the Wimm Proyis0 Tho
Constitution ~rll lee pressed upoH Congress,
and, " rauied,lwn new Senators mud a Rep
rrsrulnlyr "lli soon ulqlenr Ia that body
'lrnIu tho Smla al Drsrrel--p Smlo which
Saa Niillow q sellled inlnbnaul four years
aga, and which Is suuiH twenty-five hundred
ullcs from the scar az to Frdcml Govern.
meni.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

LADIES AT PENiuM.-At the Cattle Show
in Keene, N. H., Mrs Rev a. a. Livermore
obtained the prepum for the best bread
And further, at the Bourbon (Ky1 Agricul.
turnl Fair, Mrs Chapman Coleman daughter of
Gov. Crittenden, received, The premiums g 90
cup, for the best silk quilt, made with her own
hands. It is good indication to see ladies'
sentencing for premiums in manufactures.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

MAHsoTa Oa.-Tha "CsHadiaH Mammoth
Or, 49, he l. called, raised by M l.. T. Rose,
oi sianatead, was exhibited IN this place last
Wednesday and Thursday, lle 10 mobile an
lmal lie weight is 400 pounds ~ upwards,
gIHh - feet, and length from ears 10 rump,
10 feet lle has never boon Stalled, and
though in good ORDER IL not tat lie 10 said
To be Of The native breed, but in color shows
marks Of the Durham, and in build or shape,
Of the Deyon'hire-butis evidentlya mixture
Of several bretda with the native, lie goes
nom here 10 Montpelier, winch place ne witt
reach next weok lie u but years old, and
with stabilized would no dpubl have 1000 lbs.
added 20 his weight IN short time. Mr. Jus
tin Marcy Is his proaent owner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

with mo Atlantic and -. Lawrence road, IN
l.HsrN ruuuB referred "a tho Gumntiuee on
ronds, EnRrussed iiH 90 repeal llie act ieeus-
lnl, crrlsr.. and other cKliibiHousi passed.
HOUSE, The Speaker announced the
following slwrlHl committees
For llm relotHHro- ~ the 1911 for the char
ter Of lho EuHcrs Fire Insurance Company
-Nlessrs, SWerlrr lienn Carpenter Of Rich
inrdi Lule, sWup, Baker, Anduis, Poor Col.
lier, Flsl, Humphrey, Iowle, LHndnu.
Ou loudH, ~ place Of No llRhliugf,h bsCul
Nj DlckerHnn Of Coventry.
Mr. lunny Of N, had leave Of absence, hE
ler'iO-Hi0ffow morning.
Bills, lly Mr. Mau0cks, 20 pay Nathan u.
Grey The Funi lherelu nenlinued hlso 10 pny
Hugh u. Gideon Tho huu therein mentioned.
referred 10 cOmmlteo Ou Claims, NJ Evans
Of lIaUon, 10 exempt corlnin non resident
lands from taxation; referred lo'comHilieg 20
uuka up tho Grand List.
Petitions. OfJoseph Berry aud Others, for
lhd establishment OF a feunle Seminary NJ.
Nowbury, referred 10 committee on Eduon-
li0W ora, T., Roscoe and i5 olhers,i for lie
chnUer oflho Chnnplaiu liHilruHd Co.j refer.
red 10 committee on Roads, orc, Wobber
and others, for Railroad charter from Cav
,cudish 10 Wcnlhersiiuldi referred 10. tic cou,
niilleo on Roads.
WI 'Nll 'HlltN All lNH wv W EtlhllhW W
GircusesAnd The same was ordered To a Ihlfd
readinR-ieas III, Nays ~,
The Sehnle came iH aud liIn Joint Assem-,
bly, proceeded with lha following elections;
John Porter Of Hartford, Henry keJrs Of
NuWbury, and keut Wright ol 5horeham,
Directors Of tia Vermont State Prison.
The Two first were elected unanimously.
For the lhird, the vote Wns Tor Kent Virgin !
1872, lIeuan u. Beardsley a.. FcaIrriRg ..
lIirHm Harlow, Windsor supf. OF Stale
Prison. .-.
Hiram Harlow, no. John r. skinner sa,
scattering g.
Ilnmpdeu Cuts, llaUland, Commissioner
for the lusano,
-IIr'er'lea Cuts, I4G,A, Jadson Rowoil 20,
p
Bank Observation-Disclosures lshnm 40, |
Horace Clnrk %, scattering /.
The loint assembly then proceeded to the |
business Of county appointments.
WINpsoR COuNrr.
salmon i. button, Judge Of Probate for
Iho district OF Windsor.
ORLEANs CorNrY.
I.orem ~ p GInrE Assistant Judges.
Hubbard Hastings, Irushurgh, Sheriff,
SilNs Sears, Coventry, High BailIfr
l"hm l.. Edwards, Derby, sl1lc's Attorney,
snhe ~ CnshIfsN, Judge of Probate.
Thomas Jameson, Luke Spencer Samuel
conant, Jail Commissioners
Adjourned to Wednesday next, 3 PM. and
hr ~ruutr Withdrew.
Senate Bits. 10 extend the charter riAe
Woodstock Bnnl0 referred to committee on
JHnks To procure records ni charters OF 4
townships. grnuis Of lnud, &c, issued by
ulhority at the State OF New lInmpshrc;re.
erred To the Judiciary committee. IN rcla.
lnn Ia rlrcuses und other exhibitions; sfdtr-
II to 81 reading.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

Y, n. Paima's BHsiHsss MsHI almanac tOr
1850, Mr. Palmer Of Boston, fas published a
new Almanac, Of Ga PsgeE, Combining vast
amount Of useful information, Over and above
ia complete astronomical lahlea. IL has sin.
gle table worth 10 any man twice ita priee-h
table which giyea AZ once the areas, popula.
ton, banks and bank capital, rutcs Of interest,
times ofelcelion, produce Of wheat, oats snd
eeta, miles effailfond. debts and tonnage Of
all the States and territories,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

a voLun'E ~ LiSE.-At Temperance
celebration on the Fourth, at New Market,
Tenn, little lad appeared in the procession
bcnring flag, On which was inscribctl-".4Hs
yigAt tehon Ddddy's sober
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

NrwsrArrR PupLrsuEns Commemorative
have not yet seen the official proceedings of
the Convention of Newspaper Publishers, hor
den at Montpelier last week The Editor Of
the Eagle, who was probably member briefly
notices it. lie says--''Somc twenty Of, the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

NEw YoRE ELEcTloN.--Fivc State 1r..
cts urc uirrudy in the frid, in New Yor5,
Waving, Democratic, Workinr.McG,,
Ami. Trent mud Abolition. The latter haze
Firrri' ff1ugtaEE1 fdF ITsBGey5f drSIaU -rT7
ons,and Samuel Ward, for Secretary ofsm,,
both culorcd men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
WrpvEspAr, Oct ~

WEpNEapAY, Oct, ~
SENATE Reports ~ liy Mr. Chnndler .
Vninsl the hill repeating tho net Tor licensing
circuscs aud other eAhihiions. The report
wis sustained 10y Mrssrs. Dean, llnzeu, MeT-
ron aud Mclean, aud upou motion Of Mr.
French laid on tl,u table, by Mr. Dcnu, from
the commlilce al banks, IN livor az the tin
extending Tho charter ufihe Woodstock bank
and u was ordered to'hu ougrosscd. By Mr.
Purkrr, from judiciary committee in favor Of
bill nuhoriziug Secretary of State 10 procure
copies oichnrlers and grants Of land from
New Hampshire; pissed In be- ongrosscd
Joinl Resolutions. by Mr. Town, instruct
ing the delegation Ia Congress 10 use their
inilurnce TO procure llc application OF lho
0r'liHTRe" at ~ on all questions for Tic adj
uiissinn ofncw States; ly Sic Bifcl"w That
Our Senators aud Representatives use ilicir
influence 90 prohihi, tho traffic IN slpyc- on
the high sens aud in the District Of Couml NJ;
both referred TO a select committee.
Alessrs. lBigrlow, Tufts aud Town were
appointed committee on the Slavery rcsou.
lions.
The select committee On the resolutions
on tho subject Of the tnrn, WINS appointed,
coaeisIing ofMcssrs. Colburue, Weston aud
Robinson.
HOUSE, Repous.-By Mr. McGunay, TO
incorporate Ihc Bunk of Lyndon referred to
committee on Bauks by Mr. Smith of H. TO
incorporate tie Lnmollc County Bank; refer.
Sed Ia the committee az Banks. by Alr Mat.
sockr. 20 constitute Nancy Valentine heir az
Jaw of James iiGnderson.rcftrrcd In he zen.
crul committee. From committee on Banks
ihnl the hill for the increase Of the stock of
strr Eturl, 'rtri,j t,-- ,,r,l--rrrl
90 ho rngrossed, aid read The 81 time. From
slic Tauru comui tee, thnt the ihl for the char
ttr ola Bank at ~. Alhnns bay, ought To
i'nssi IN motion of Mr. Pangborn laid on The
sable
Petitions, OrStepkea u, J.,pe or Brandon,
mud others, for Exemption Of tho Homestead
from Attachments; referred TO the General .
committee. OF VcrEom University. for az.
proprialions by the State 10 Improve the Uni. 1
Ncrshy Building referred 10 did; committee
on, Education. orr. &. Benton and oilers /
far q Bank nj 81. Johnsbury; referred to tic ,
rpumiueo on Banks. urS. NJ SLEEPER, NJ. !
w. Newell, T.. w. Spadiug, Hollis Head, |
Samuel Bigelow mud others, for Bank AT |
Lyndon of Ezrn Dodge, and others, for
Bank at Factory Point; sevcrnlly referred tn !
abe committee on Banks.
The Senate came in, and llr Joint Assem-.
bly, hnllotcd for Reporter Of the decisions of |
'hc Supreme Couri, with tho following re.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

Or. Cor5suS Concentrated .Syrup, of SsysaDG.
Rita Tic Ruling Medicinc Of The Ddy
Thus writes l.. p. Wright, Esq the well
known, efficient and gentlemanly conductor
of the Concord Railrond
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

Tur FRuiT GNowrus CoNvrNrioN--a NEW
notion in our Sta,c--was holden last week at
Montpelier The object is, to promon the
growth aud improvement ofFruit IN the State.
President Whcclcr,of Burlington, was appoint
et President sc The meeting Siaie- HaEii.
cultural Society was organized, and Chauney
Goodrich, Of Burlington, elected President of
the Society. There were exhibited about sirty
varieties Of apples, and specimens of pears
But next year .is. to exceed this ndham
County gave Franklin County n challenge TO
present its beat specimens then, or, expect to
be uutrvAlled.
with the exception ola small portion Of the
State, the people of Vermont have sudiy neg
ieeted the cultivation aud improvement of
Fruit-and TO their great injury. Excepting
certain locations-and they are very linitcd-
the soil isas well adapted to the growth Of APP
pies as that or any New England State, aud
their production can be made morn profitable
thar the raising of grain crops Neither is it
certain that the difficulties in the locations re-
f-rrcd to are nsurmountablc-thcy are probu-
bly, npt--ond we trusS the attention of this new
Society >a-a.--h turned TO this, point. II ia
timc/or all whoNSye the facilities, to direct
th|r attention TO li1.--orG ood Fruit
z/he extension of Railroads into and through
fur State now afford cheap and ready access
10 market, and renders the froitablcness of u
Arge surplus production matter of certainty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

SUppEN DEATu-1'he widow CAuooS. Of
Lyndon, we learn, died suddenly last Tues.
day morning. She sat down to breakfast
was taken III aud died in few niinulr..-
Surely, lin the midst Of life we are IN dc,ll.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

FuN AMONG THE MoUSTAINs.-Our ho"''
ors and mnny others. fond of field spo'.H
are having fine times, routing the pear r ~
our hills from their strong holds. on -"
div week, MIR A. Mosher, of this '''"E,,
killed noble one, md at thossn'ne- tnie u,e-
son killed mother Of the group, whlen 'fo ",
sisted orfvo--the other three escaping Nv
Tuesday Inst Morton Brock, ESQ. brout"
to our village another of the noble i"rres'. any,
killed by himself upon that day "I h,o,,s.
pears to be field of these animals 'p' ,bs
ing among the oaks mile or Two '" ,rne
northeast or our village in pursuit OF "co,..,
Seven were seen on Sunday last. ! Nc I Lcsr
uron which they have gathered nuts n Sa%
the appearance of many derreda' ,,'hs,s Of Of
il is fair 10 presume that ierR q, nun ,ri,ia
these black monsters are now hVlng ,hs
three or four miles of orr village. p ,... a"
bows are making their home an urp''REa ,D.
one. and the sport will soon he oVef--N'"
ningion Gazette.
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Boston, Feb 81, lSig.
Messrs4 E.- Brinlry Il Co Gcnilcmcn: In
March last, 1913, was Frustrated for several
weeks with an inhammntorS brain revcr,which
left me in n weak and feeble state a friend
advised me TO try bottle of "Corbctt's Con.
ccntrated Shaker Sursaparilla, which did,
with the hapPest roSplts Before had com
pletcd the first bottle, | was conscious Of de.
cided improvement, both in'strcngth aud my
general health. / have since used several nd.
ditional bottles, until my health is better, and
my constitution apparently stronger, than il
has hccn before for years To those similarly
afflicted as myself and indeed to all troubled
with constitutional debility, loss of appetite,
or impure blood, whether preceded by actual
disease or otherwise, can checrfully recon.
mend the Shaker Sarsnparilla, as in inv opin-
ION it is the most Effective and health.restoring
ne dlcine known. Yours truly,
l. 7. WRIGHT, Con. on Concord r. r.
T. Briulcy& Co. agents for U s. &. Canada&
HAGESrs.--J ohm Bacon, J &. bingham, St
Johnsbury; j.. =. Parks aud Harvey * Abbot,
Barnet; Colby II Me. Gafcy, and j. NJ. Hoyt,
x Co. Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

Scattering,
MIR Wnshbnrn WINS declared elected. ard
'Ile Scnnte ~iitidrew,and the House atje'9ff-
ed.
TnuRsDAY, Oci Is.
SENATE. Bills.-Eugrosscd hill author
izing tin Secretary or State to procure un-
'hGliiculed copies Of all charters md grants
of land mndc 10y New Hampshire; passed.
RcPorts.-By Mr. llolbrool, from john
committee on resolutions Gnquirirg into the
expectancy of establishing National Bureau
Of Agriculture IN the department of the iii
terror nj Washington; ordered to be engruss-
cd, and en motion of Mr. Chandler GOO cop
les of the rcsolnlions mud report were direct
ed to no printed.
MIR French called up the bill repeating the
net for licensing circuscs nnd other cNhihi.
tons, The bill WINS further supported hy
Msssfs. French aud TUFTS, aud passed 10 l,e
,engrossed, % to 7.
HOUSE. Bills. Mr. Dean called up the
Hill authorizing "tho business of bauking;n
nHd on his motion it was referred to n select
committed of Eve. by Air Moulton. 10 alter
the namo Of 1uclla Cthrk. mud constitute her
heir at law Of Henry Woods; referred TO the
general committee. ByMr Subin, 10 iuror-
poTAin tho farmers Fire Insurance Comm
fy;reicrred to select committee Of one from
each county.
Mr. Hastings Ind leave Of absence after to-
morrow morning.
Petitions. or Ambrose Clark and others,
Tor the alteration Of the name Of Luclla
Clark. OfJoel Lock mud others, respecting
non resident lnuds IN X irbyj referred TO The
judiciary committee.
Reports. From General Committee, in
iav"r Of repeating an net in relation Ia cir
cusc~. This WIS made tho matter Of much
remnrk-n its favor by Messrs Carr, Nash,
Fuller, Newton of 81. Albums, Mntturks,
lltnuer and others, OF the ground OF inlm6r-
al tendency aud pccnuinry disadvantage in
tho ncighborhoods where circus exhibitions
nrr held; mud against il 10y Mcssrs. Wood
bridge, Merritt, md others. and on motion
Of Mr. Allen Of NJ. the Same was laid on
the table. The Speaker announced the lal.
lowing Special committee for the reference
ofihe bill to authorize the business of Bank
ing;
Mcssrs. Hdhbell, Wentworth, Sabin, Virgin
of Bradford, Pnncy orc.
FRDAY, Oct. 10.
SENATE. BHlS.-By Mr. Chandler, mn
additional net To the one Incorporating the
Danyille aud Passumpsic Railroad company,
extending the chnrter,nnd changing the name
10 hal Of the Dauvilie Rail Roud Co., rrttr.
red To the ComrdleG on ronds. by Mr. Crnw-
ford to Incorporate the Vermont Eastern
Railroad Company, the ronA TO commence at
the month of the passumpsic river, aud ex-
fend up the Connecticut valley, to connect
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

editors and Publishers Of ncwsp7,.,.
state ware present, and, did MT uo...,.
soluiely forbid, We .hould have o., t...'.
~ DECLARING ihatN better looking. l-...
haysd, more intelligent, pnlfolir. p,,rI
treated and sHBefHg oct Of men r,,..
within the limits 81 the Green M,u.t..,.
or any other State, but some pef,.n.
iaslldious than wise, might regBrd .p,b .'
lafaiion aa indelieater therefore We ,,y
ing about u. SAMUEL NJ CasAAt.
tho W Union Whig,Presidsd,pud T. A s,..
npRE, Esq, oft burlington Cour,, 49,
~ Secretary, Resolutions were ,J,,,.,
proving Of the "lhirly.mile Law orl.,-
Recommending ils re-onaotmenl A..
tee was also appointed "a dtiN io.,,.,..,.'
Congress aud the Post Master Gsr,,., ~
the motion Of Gen Clarke, Of the Wee p,..
"a Committee was appointed TO dfsf, o..
'tu''sn for the permanent organization of,p.
hshefs' union IN the State and make allo...
sary arrangements for the neat annual NJ,
ing lts proposed 70 have az addfes.,,,.,-
Anniversary, and other appropriate eIfrt.,
This - as u should be, aud will resul.iag..
good not only 70 publishers, bat 10 The poll.
Mr. BrownoII, elected Judge Of Pr5la,t.
tho District or Bennington, lad held on,
one year. the eoulrlionisis happening to Ia.
one majority ia tho District this year, unl,,
took TO prescribe him Jteuine he ,sa, a ~
the "long team" was hiJchrd on, the ru,Y,r-,r
candidate rejected and Browurl conl,pps
in office. The locofoeo papers Rro campl,ir.
Ing Of hiss aud, what does I, amount f.,
Why, simply ihis;-lhe cDalitionisls sourb,
10 prescribe Wing, but the Legislature be.
Ing Wing, vetoed tho attempted prescription
the Wings viii take care oflbr,
friends or uoi==or whether they will sls.
Ocoloeos to office ia certain counties, a. iis,
have for twenty-yeors past, We know MOI
but should they do as they have 20 long do..
hey will do what the coalition, had rhey,,.
,ecded, did not intend to do; to wil-reN,5
heir enemies.
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O. Gov. DAM, Inns appointed Thanks
giving in Maine on Thursday, Nov. 29th
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Pursuant to notice previously given, the
Wing members Of the legislature, and other
whig', met Ia State Convention at No. 2 aud
p, State House, IN Thursday evening ,thoI7
inst, and organized by the appointment Of the
following officers, via
Prfsidsni
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-27

j ok not to us about resolutions Tel us
not what you expect Who nrc your allies?
Men. who haze ohtwtled you in every party
have toiicd you nj every political
animated 10y tic clcnrculd
intellect ofCroswcll, (the man who is all ice
nj heart, aud all strength in hond,) slnnd+m.
movable upon the pro-sluvery platform -
WIN they be driven or drive? WIZ they
yield or make you yield;No wedding purifies
the srumpet; no alliance with guilt strength.
ems any mnn or party. Your allies, sir. make
your resolutions chnd-your expectations
moonshinc. Tell mo your companions, snys
the prorerb, aud will tell you aud what you
are.
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gra VDNGMgMvMr ~
Whig state Convention.

SATURDAY. eeToBER27, ls4o.
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o. Mr. Vaughan, formerly the editor Of
the True American, but now conducting the
leading Gree Soil" journal in Northern Ohio,
Is justly indignant nj the butruyui ofthu Now
York Barnburncrs. Here is n paragraph
which We see IL copied ertfepiaely it,te tie
Boston Republican;
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the committee appointed Ia Illuminate State
Committee for the year ensuing, made the fol.
lowing tcport.
Al. LYMAN, Of Bennington, Chairman,
JUSTIN $. MORRILL,, Of STAFFORD,
DANIEL. " ONION, 81 Burlington,
TORTtS BANTER, Of Derby,
ORRiN SMITH, Of Berlin
The above report was unanimously adopted
ID W. c CLARKE, Eco of Burlington, pro-
P"sed the following trrolp,,on, which, after
diroussion, was unanimously adopted
Resolrsd, That NJ wings, a. consistent and
stc0dfiai friends ufthc prcpondrrancc of FUrt
INsrirtTipNs In this Union, aud of the spcad
Of fcPublicnn'sm throughout the world, we
hail with profound eradication the multiply.
lnf evidences Of desire on the patti OF the
PEOPLE Of the province Of Canada, 10 unite
their political dcstncs with ours, we tender
20 them sour most cordial sympathyi and while
We desire 90 do nothing inconsistent with the
amicahlr relations that Eubslst between the
governments ol Great Britain and the United
States, we have no hesitation IN declaring,
that our hopes, our wishes, and our interests,
impcl ne TO welcome with opon arms "ihc
peaceful annexation of the fertile ard free
territory, and the intelligent population Of
Canada, % the AmUrJCgu Union
The Convention was ably aud cloqucntly I'D
drrSsed 10y Scwall Fullam, Esq, Hon. s. 5
Phelps, aud Others
FgtpAY, Oct 18th, IsIq.
Mctin the Free Church pursuant To adjourn.
ment, and listened to speeches from Mcssrs
James Bell, WIN. upham, a. l.. Miner, Il. &.
Benton, and VIM. Weston.
.Adjourned to meet at No, : aud Z, State
House, tomorrow evening, at o'clock
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On mblion Of Mr. Royce, Of Franklin coun.
-, the char appointed committee, consist.
ing ofono from each county, 10 nominAtr for
the consideration Of the Convention, State
Genital Committee for the ensuing year.
Ioisd, on motion Of Mr. Dean Of Windsor ca.
that when this convention ndiourns, It adjourn
10 meet at the Free Church tomorrow at o..
clock 7 NJ
ioifd, on motion Of the same, 10 dispense
with The appointment Of county Committees,
al counties continue IN office until their re.
apcctyc county conventions are next holden,
Mr. Bottum, Of bennington county, ffom
the committee appointed 10 nominate a State
Committee for the year ensuing, made the fol.
lowing roport
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re- fffrtdsfffs
AA WrNrwoHrn, j., Of Windham Go,
DAVIS Hicu, Of Addison,
BrWALi FuttAA, Of Windsor,
Jous DEyrY, of Essex.
hfcTffdTtfH,
u. w { CLAMP, Of Burlington,
Il, ID llAHRis, Of Bnttlcboro
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MIR Wnshburn WINS declared elected. ard
'Ile scnnte Hilhdrew,and the House adj ,sff-
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NEW YORK HE AID.

LrKsroeI. Aug. 2s-2soP NJ
We received Just 81 the Niagara vas about TO START
the following teissrsrhic dsepstch from London
sad that tn. hungarian affair II no, yet settled.
hat the Russian General Pasksvitch ssd the Austrian
General Haynsu are qusrellins With each othsr that
the latter objects to the conditions Of the surrender OF
the Hungarian General 0eorgsy, ssd that Russia vim
not suffer Austrian interfsrspce In tn. matter
We are in possession OF usual Paris sd,fc~s
They ere dated yesterday evening L. Prssss stss~s
hat 10 generally believed In Paris that the surrsndsr
Of the Hupgsrisps 10 TO be attributed to the result oe
negotiation, Tstter than through ssy corrupt motive
Of G.oreey, or 81 cespair cp the part OF bic army
" IL tad that the arrangements for the surrender
-ere made by Prince svsrtxsnburg during his late
yiit 81 wsrssv, aud that honorabls terms we're OBJ
tar,d -
The Pr... ,sss..t Britain shs credit Of snsos,ss
the pseo'ission Who acted RON desire to terminals
the qrsi contest In Which Hungary engaged.
aud TO prevent Russia from making sny further Inc
sions IN The Hungarian territory.
Interesting fs0u Ham burg.
The sdviees 1T the 22d q August.
The town continued quiet occupied ss u IL BY rrus-
sian tr,ops.
frcm pla-srd i,sued BY the Senate ~ sppesrs rrus-
ste declares that she does Intend 60 m-ike vith
cur o~p affairs, but only istends TO srsrt sgdnst
ters- al 81 sby nsuts Of the mob 70 the returning
rrus,isp tro, pc At the time she has iatimsssA
that The can longer iook quietly ON the mschiaA-
ticrs ~ the North G-rmss revolutionary party. %
.bieh ,he pleased to d~sigssts Hsmbors the csstrsi
pu,bt
,hs un witt Of her n.ps, th- a,nss .s~e-
setic ppes.ntst oss against H. By the SENATE have
proved - a,sn
The above psesrd causes general sensation. az, 10