Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-09-25
The U. s. Surveying steamer Legare
arrived at New York ON Thursday.

arrived at New York ON Thursday.
INDIANA.-On the adoption of the new
constitution, the vote stands, Tic, $50 for,
and 7.l43 against Majority for, 80, 437.
For Negro Exclusion Ill 1904; against
1926. Maj 10000. The new Consti-
tuition goes into force Nov. l.
MISS BREMER.-We understand that Miss
Bremen leaves this country on board the
Atlantic, on her return home, from which
she has been absent two years. The great
part of this time she has spent in travelling
through the different states with the view
of writing book on American scenery,
and the manners and customs of our peo-
pie.
A letter from Moscow states that on the
Goth ult. as the monks Of the convent Of
Vladimir, town about 100 miles to the
northeast Of that city, were setting out in
procession, to visit the image of the Virgin
at a neighboring village, wooden bridge
thrown over the moat Of the convent, Tor
merly Fortress gave way, and out of 200
of the Monks, $50 were drowned This
immense loss of life was caused by the wa.
ter being As feet deep, and the sides of the
moat being perpendicular.
ANOTHER ANTI-RENT OUTRAGE-The
Albany Express states that on Wednesday
morning, about one o'clock, a party of per-
sons disguised as Indians, visited the resi-.
dence of Leonard Wisbeck, deputy sheriff
of Rensselaer, county, compelled him to
leave his bed, and after putting on his pants
and boots, forced him into Wagon, and
proceeded to Martins Lake, nine miles
from his residence, where they deliberately
tarred and feathered him. They attempted
to extort promise from him that he would
serve no more processes, but he replied that
he would do his duty.
EARTHQUAKE AT SEA.-The Captain o.
the ship Messenger, which arrived at New
Bedford on Monday, from whaling cruise
in the Pacific, reports that he experienced
an earthquake at sea on the 10th Decem
Der last, in lat 80 S., Ion. 90 W. S58 miles
from the coast of Chill. Running with
very pleasant weather, the crew were sud
denly alarmed at 80 A. M, by the shiE
trembling and shaking in remarkable
manner. II was at first supposed that thu
vessel had struck an unknown reef, but thu
commotion was found to be occasioned b.
an earthquake. These shocks were felt a
intervals of about 80 or 40 seconds. Goot
weather preceded and followed the phenom
enon. No change occurred in the Their
mometer or barometer.
BANGOR, Me-, Sept. Is, 10 P. M.-Tht
steam mill of Shaw g. Merrill, furniture
manufacturers, was burned this evening
Loss $4,000; insured $1,000. Two uppel
stories, occupied by Ladd and Colcath, a:
door and sash factory, lost $4,000 in
sured at Peoples office, Boston, for $1,000
and Bodwich for $500. Building owned
by DR.. James B. Fiske, and probably in
sured.
The thousandth anniversary Of the found
alton of the Russian Empire is to be cele
brated in 1852, with commemorative feteS
An agreement Of reciprocity has beer
entered into by the governments OF France
and Austria, for the protection of literar.
property. -...
From the LIST of January to the LIST Q
September, 1851, there were built at Pitts
burgh, Pa, thirty-two steamboats,, the az
gregate tonnage amounting to over 5OO
tons. Twenty-four steamers OF large elias
are now oil the stocks.
Foreign papers mention the death, a
Copenhagen, on the ltth of August last, c
Potter Perdersen, for many years Ministe
from the Government of Denmark to tina
of the United States. He must have bee
so years of age at the time of his DEATH
A tailor of Gotha, Germany, has Invented
with the assistance of chemist, new pre-
cess by which clothes are made withou
sewing, the peices being joined by spe
cies of glue or paste.