Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1849-09-27

i~JeThe Washington Republic of Thursday has
lengthy explanation of tho difficulty with the French
minister aud closes with The following paragraph
The relations thus terminated between The Minister OF
France and the American Government do not imply or
necessarily lead TO Il cold hostile accommodation be-
tween the Two governments. In the case OF Mr. Jackson
Minister of Great Britain whose relations with the gov
eminent were terminated by Mr.. Madison in 1909 IN
more peremtoy manner and for less pointed insult,
difficulty arose between this country and England AT
another time we may refer to that misunderstanding more
at length; but suffice 10 say for The present, that,
less France Is emuous Of difficulty with hS country
of which we have evidence in any thing that has hlh
ansped no Disturbance Of the friendly relations
between this and that counry can possibly occur,
In putting an end 10 The Official relations Of Mr.. Pous-
sin with the United States, The Executive has informed
both the government of France and the la,e minister of
France that any communication through any other chan
mel will be respectfully received and considered
INDIAN fhouBLEs in CANADA The Milwaukee
Commercial of Sep. 18th. says;
appearances seem TO Indicate that the British Gov
eminent will have trouble with The Obbewa Indians on
Lake Superior 1t appears that in granting privileges
10 mining companies, the Canadian Government has tres
passed upon The lands belonging TO the Indians. Against
this the latter protest, aud threaten that unless their
rights are acknowledged and they remunera,ed for
their land, 10 make war upon the miners
The Indians have evidently been swindled by the Can
adams, in receiving money for the use of lands
that rishlIuly belong 10 the Ojbbewas chief, of
The delegation which has lately been sent TO Montreal TO
adjust the matter with the Government stated The british
Government protested be honest towards, them, but
that the President Of the United Sraes had proved him
self so TO the Indians This is powerful band Of the
Sioux nation, and with their present disalGcon, unless
their claims are granted, war will ensue,'
Medina Couny,-The Free Soilers of Medina County
at recent convention. nominated for Representative
iIALREY llURLPUT. lie is gentleman whose senti-
menls known to he in accordance with those of the
wings npon all questions of National and State policy
Wing Convention has since designated Mr. H. for the
some Office Dayton Journal.
The federal press in Vermont will pleas take notice.
SWEEPING MAJoRIry.-NIr. David S. Kaufman
has been returned Congress from Texas without op.
position lie has been reelected losing only about 800
votes nut of 10000. In the other district Mr. Psbury
has been defeated by Mr. yolney Howard, (bo,h dem
ocras.)
is said that the present. population Of New Orleans is
probably over hundred and fifty thousand, having III
creased about fifty thousand, sncc..lS4O
Tennessee has at this time within her limits A furnaces
and 92 bloomeres, forges, and rolling mills. in the man
uacure Of iron she stands as the third Sete u the Union
G5-Mr Nocready is visiting Dublin for tho purpose
Of obtaining historical materials
UJ-Neary seven hundred thousand dollars of Caliror-
nu gold dust have been received AT tho U. s. mint in
Philadelphia within the last week for coming.
The Count of Common Pleas in the Butler divorce case
made final and absolute decree on Saturday morning.
dNorcng the parties.
"Wilh many readers, briIIiancy of style passes for
oluence OF thought; they mistake bulercups in the grass
Tor lInmeasuruble gold mines under grouud.'
1J-A person writing liom San Francisco says-"To
such an extent is the yeneraon for the fair sex carried
here that have seen IA party of Oregonans stop aud
have dance round au old cast Off bonet."
Sir Allen Nc Nab has arrived, Bringing the
gratifying intelligence that The Brush govern
menl have granted several millions of money for
railroads aud public Improvements. Let the
Brush government follow up this with fede-
raj UNION OF The Provinces, and the word annex.
alton will never be mentioned in Canada
COburgA Star.
OLD BLUE LIGHT VERMoNT.-Some of the
wings are rejoicing that they have not lost this
old blue ght state. They should rejoice of
course. Ohio Statesman
lD@A young man named Philip Petona, died
at one OF The Wheeling cotton factories He
was bitten on the chin by rat, two weeks be.
tore. His face s"elIed 10 II Grighliul extent
remedies failed, and he died in torture.
letter dated San Francisco, July %, says
Professor Shepherd Of one Of The Eastern COLL
eyes, Is driving team at Sacramento River,
and two yourg graduates of Yale, are driving
teams about this place"