Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-02-14
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OHIO.-The Senate of Ohio has spoken Out
on the subject of Slavery Extension, as follows
Resolved, That the sentiment Of the freemen
Of Ohio is I" No more Staue States no more SiaUc
Territory" Carried-ayes IS, noes 8, Messrs.
Burns, Howard and Johnson. The second prop
ositon was adopted, to wit: that Congress has
the power, and should apply the Ordinance of
1884, 50 far as relates to slavery, to all the ter
ritories of the United State5--ayes 81, noes Z,
Messrs. Blocksom Burns. Byefs, Howard, John
son, Peterson and Whitman.
GRuMBLINd.- A western editor says he was
taught when boy to refrain from Grumbng at
two things; the one is, that which he cannot
help; and the other, that which he can help.
o. A new written language, consisting Of
100 letters, each representing syllable, has
been discovered in Western Africa, in the Wy
nation.
The NICARAGUA TREATY.-It is said that
the statement that trcuty had been made adj
iusing the Nicaragua affair." and ceding Tigrc
Island to the United States, is wholly untrue
No treaty has been made as to Tigre Island
effect; but it is the opinion of well informed
persons, that the matter is in such train of ad-
iustment that the commercial community may
applehend no difficulty from it.
Destructive FIRE IN MILWAUKEE On
the ODD ult, a fire occurred at Milwaukee which
destroyed property to the amount OF $4,000.
| The names Of the sufferers are: Newman g.
Ney, dry goods and variety store; insured $4,000,
Sheppard g. Brunnell, insured for S 200, loss
about $500; Bradley g. Metcalte heavy deal,
els in boots and shoes. Stock valued at from
| $l5, 900 to $4,000, most of which YVES saved
/ though considerably damaged by water The
building was entirely destroyed Insured in
the New York Eqtable Insurance Company and
others; P. w. Badgey, wholesale grocer and
liquor dealer, insured; j. n. Bonesteel, insured
for SO, 600; Ogden & Magic, and J. Hart, dry
goods dealers, slight damage in removing goods
Mr. James +. Martins new brick Block, insur
ed in the Nna and Protection Hartford Compa
MES for S., 000 oach was badly damaged.
DISTURBANCE IN THE MINISTRY gentle
man who came passenger in the Mint. whlc
left Stockton on Saturday last, we are panied t
learn that disturbance has taken place in tn
mines on the Calaveras between the Chlltno
and Americans. The facts, as near as we ca
get at them, are as follows:
On the night of the Goth inst party
aimed Chilenos, numbering some 200 attacke
an American camp at the Calaveras digging
consisting of about twenty persons. Tire
Americans were killed, three Others severe
wounded, and some sixteen taken prisoner
The Chilenos said they were acting under o
ders from the authorities, and they took Il
wounded men and prisoners in the direction
Stockton, not even allowing the wounds OF Il
unfortunate men to be dressed.
News of the affair had reached Stockto
causing much excitement, and an armed par
Of some 10 Americans had started in pursuit
the offenders, and it was supposed that mai
more would follow.
j. Our informant, in whom we have the create
. confidence, is apprehensive that this outra
will be the signal for general outbreak b
" tween the Americans and foreigners in
- mines. We confess we are not without
s. same fears, though we trust the Americans "
= only visit Just punishment on the real oflende
alta Cal. 81 Dec
DE-" or Pr psSs e y ycr p' = pena Is nnnonnc
Pena Y, Penn was President Of the Republic
d the close of the war with the United States.
r was under his auspices the treaty OF peace
=. made, and it was by him it was ratified al
Herrera, the President elect, fearing popular
" dignation and the cabals of the Santanists, Sh
g ned the responsibility Of advocating or signing
n. and obtained the election Of Pena !. PeEo
nj. President, ad INTERIM by Congress. Mexico
!, The death of Pena Y. P ma, has lost one OF
y best and wiscst men, and pure patriot.
H. GREAT FIRE IN BUFTALo.-A fire occur
~ in Buffalo on the the morning of the 9th, {
~ suning before it was subdued, one drug st
Cd three dry goods stores, and one crockery st
it situated on Main street, together with sew
II offices in the upper part of the building
:, loss is not far from $4,000, which IL COW
Gu bv insurance The names of the sufferers
he John Coleman, l.. S, Reynolds, Messrs II
and poweIIson, Geo, Colt, g. R. Wilson,
,io Compton, Messrs. Wighlman g. Beckwith
~ J. Sherman, George Colt, Jr., and Doctors
'i- cox and Wallace.