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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09
AHntohman & state Jeurnal.

INc Eaiciaasa and STATE Lpra9' weckly
cannot, under le pew potage law. be- furnished
during the on without iae prepayment OF
% aga at The h CHEST ratc, hu can bee sent 10
regular subscribers for three months 81 hr relu
ced rates. We propose, therefor. 20 receive
subscribers io. thran months. at 30 cents. ou'
paper for mat term vii embrace the proceedings
Of tle l-gslsturt and the public ac.- Of ihs
reasion.
60 Pos,nl.'ers and Mouaer~ .r the Iocis-
i7,ute ar, authorized To- act p- agents tog The pai-
y Journal ani Wathn'n ari 'rr c,cry $50
satscrih,-. % either w,ll rcce.'c one copy gratis
I Newspapers copying tha above uo''c.
untll the Commencement Of IA, session viii Do
entitled 90 th4 Daliy Jolaa1L
E.P. WALTON & SON.
Montpelier S'pi. % l-5l.
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hunters and 10 that extent, and thst only, does
the habeas corpus act 90, as we understand it
II the ect, upon fair construction, can be con
s,rued as going beyond that---ns being incouss''
ent with the obligation which the state is under
to surrender fsr,irs slGres,-theu It s. so far, q
nudity Still it may not be nulll,y, so far as
applicable TO The case Of the free citizens Of Yer
mont wrorgiully cliincl as slaves: and We
certainly hope that nobody, in his zeal to fulfil
the requirements Of the Constitution as 10 figi-
ir, scpcs. viii forget what is due to jreemeL-
III. Haich.
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well he prepsreacor trial the first term as at any

we'll I've preperedfor trial the first term as at any
subsequent term. Every writ returnable TO the
county court must be served, at least twelve
DAYS before the sitting Of the court, and every
writ against sheriff high-baiiff or constable,
must be served eighteen days before the sitting
Of the court and if ISSUED rainst town, coun-
ty, or school district, or corp,ratiUn. il must be
served, ct least thirty days before The session Of
the court to which It is rcmnhle. Now, for
what reason is It required To give the defendant
party 50 many days notice IN these several cases,
except to enable hun or them to b. ready for tri-
al The statute then icontemplatcs that every
cause is TO be tried the lnc term at which It Is
entered With what proprieiy- then, can the
courts sanction II rule winch postpones the trial
OF nearly every cause 20 the second tcrmi Those
who receive the fees consequent ON such delay
can best answer the question REroRMIR
ftnc u00n Geft .cSthl
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Tb. f,ll,v.nr cou,,,i,n,e,t.,n come. from au
,s,in.5l, ca.z.noi m, State ,ni as z,slou. a
friend Of b. ia. ,ad o-l.,~ .,,,5s found s. .iii-
n,t.s,.n 81, ,..,fl ...-,..,,.,,.,, ,,t. -,, e,-
a.. .....--..,, aoaa him a.t an the
MINIS u otas,s; bn, d, tie s,4,r t,n,a "a n.an
who ,as,sl, linn he ue.l- small be- c,u,f, rc-
s.eet,I. n.sN,ll ior an conc srscl Co unicr-
stsuI talt tb,- axe -,ch nan in Vermont who
d r.ai ia. hab. & coru,y act. Our own views
have boom ,re,t, freely oiy,,, her,,of3re. and ne
v.t..ilt,,, f,...v n-ls r,,,--...,l ,,lton l,.
all tl, obi.et,+ a, The b,h,ss ,or,,,. ,,,t l.. mar
CONGRESS in i,c exercise az If. p,o..r nu Ter thr
Constitution has prescribed a certain NODE Of
proee, ..n,, ia ,nf,cnle rlu- Cl,ire s,aies. and
Vermont hai prescribed anotncr. tn, S,ate.
they ,,y.i. in con1.,t u,,l The Federal Govern
mont Tli4-.,.ot s,,-.,ic v,ori b arittrr. A.we
ualer.nnl It. Vermont docs no. cl,in the rri,
t,.,r.t.ci C,,f.r, ,i,res. ar To- info,f,r, in any
manner Wit, lhsrn; She does claim the r.ehi ,o
protect her oira ci'-ea, who.,1ay %, $50 ur,,,-t,
n.te Is 10 be cIinel as ri,tiys slaves The
real IN s.,og. ,ben we bcl.e,. .,a,,ly whether
unlsr m, f,o.i,,,,,n , .,,,,..,,,..c-r.., c.,.o
into Ver.uou, viii, ouno.,y ,ytl,,,, To-, or l,,,,
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Later from Euron

ne Aiai steamer Canada, from Liverpool, ar
n'tl ~ liost'n' Oct lsi
e l.ag. SD News is void of ln' -.
h' honion Arrcin'ii' 'a1er' ITS vceE
iy reVie" OF fhe h1ryr-t and crops states ,hi
large qn7nutes Of wheat nre in granny prices
were relatively lower ln England dian on The
continent The demand was small and though
zoe h'r.est .u France had mot turned opi So we'll
a. was aauc paied large supplies were expected
nv" o. h'I'', ana iF'l America winch would
gag ~ " .i' lN'' '''f' Il cons 'encncc Of the
81" "- h'''''''l' reports it-P"chng po-
'''o''-' '''''ah corn mas oeeh heid at advanced
TIE io'ion Packei ship NfqGorfstre. The
Live i,''' 'oN'"iI says hii magnificent specl-
n's o.. "' D." ",'",ie''u'e' lii- l1li''i Shire buit
W l''n s. 'er OF 90
'''"' '.- ',.o'' is '.i'''ld iu or il" post
p.I'g'' e.l' 'a.H OF 'n"rch1n- sap 900" Hloat
~ 'i' 80 "-' u" enter iAihin0n' f's
3'''H 3D." o''5u ''' sun fd'"rr at Liverpool
"'t '''.'lo''a9 coup ny "l'Aled' ana
i''il '''' '''''5 Fe''' Ne'e ue"'ert1'
L1.rgi 0G ~ LoHs hO2uth Tho Manchester
lklgl Examiner says: We hlNe ser, much
pleasure IN being able 20 inform oar readers. who
sympaihlze with and alaurc ihe career of tha
.ti' $50, tr'or OF llsn-l,y su3 lls comp1r. ln- in
cN.e tln trey are now acin1ly ou, 81 the cus-
'oIY oi the Turkish gu.ornuieLt. s-io on boirl
steamer belonging % the / nited States and nro-
Gee iluE westward through tbr Mediterranean
II seeus dolJttu.. however, from the reports we
havc whether kossuth ai.l GONE TO visit hrs
friends DO England, or whltAcr tle Amcrcau,
".. "'' carry hm OIL bodily across the Atlantic,
Je'''' % cur paiuc ipAt.i- I'D ti' Offices ot hos-
P'l@'-'!' \ 'eUef iIom Milta, oates l2ih sept,
says
hS ''e ''Hch sue amer "hch arrived ycstardfy
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The Recent Collision on the YER
mont Central Railroad.

To The Editors Of the 7rdreiler observing
in your paper Of yesterday stringent comments
IN relation to the late unfortunate collision which
took place at West Hartford, VT, desire to
state the facts so far as | have as yet been able
TO obtain them.
The freight train from White River junction
ios Mortified was. for various causes, some
hours behind It's tune. Between Woodstock and
West Hartford stations, as | am informed by the
conductor. the train separated. After the train
had again been connected. the conductor asked
Mills lthc eugneman,l ifhe could reach the W csi
Hartford station IN time to pass the down passen-
ger train. Muls looked al his watch and said he
had minutes, and could do so. The passcn.
ger train. while pas ing curve, a short dstlr &c
1clos West liatiord station, at full speed, came
IN collision with the freight engine and train
of forty three long cars, most of them being full
ly loaded. The freight engine was broken, but
not badly, and believe only one car was dana
gcd. and uo merchandise. The passenger engine
was badly broken. and the baggage car and ono
passenger car tnether of them newl were des
uoyed the other car was not much damaged
! he whole damage rs estimated 10y Mr. Camp
bell and myself cannot exceed SIX Thousand dol
lars.
A section man. Mr. Morse, was fatally injur
ed. and died in ten hours after the accident
Another man. MIR Pratt, in the employment o.
the company had his legs and arm broken, bu
yesterday was dong well. Mr. kinbal the
conductor, and Mr. Palmer, the baggage
were not much injured, anl are now about well
o. the passengers injured. all have returned tC
their homes, as | understand and have ncarl,
recovered and most of them have been fully as
tsiied at o small expense to the company
Il is said Mills drank. | lsd no knowlcdg,
Tint he did; have often been an engine wit
him, ana saw han duly, but never Rnew 1t. Tha
DE was grossly 90 blame. there is no doubt as he
was Oft his ume and gave no notice to the othc
tram. have directed that application be lna
10 ihc States attorney for The county Of % ind
scr for ns arrest and trial under the law Of the
state, which provides severe penalties Tor case,
Ut crimngi negligence a rule Of the company
mshes habtuai drinking an offence, requiring
dismissal; and this rule has been and viii be en-
forced ia every case OF known violation.
am not uware that any remonsJrince was OF
ought to nave hcon made to Mils's leaving
- iNe River Junction He certainly arrived al
Woodstock station in arirle time, and probably
wou.d have had time 10 reach West Hartford, d
the tram had not separated.
The managers Of the road desire a full in.
test- CATION MO this unfortunate occurrence, an,
% TINS end have requested the Intervention o.
The cly.i authority, confident that il will be- found
due to oation Of the rules a. the road and
not 90 tlc want of any regulation required for The
pctacIlu OF life nd property.
C.PAlNE, President.
Jefg0ut Ccuir1l Railroad Office
E0vfou Oct .
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Another Railroad in Vermont
tNe New York rs IL the Field.


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WING STATE CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that Wing state
Convention viii be holden in Montpelier, on
Thursday the 18Th of Ooto5er next o'clock
p. VI. for the purpose of appointing delegates at
large to the National CoNen@on. and commit
tees fJr the ensuing year. The Wings IN the
several towns no, Represented by Wings ia the
Legislature are requested to appoint delegates
By order Of the State Central Committee
Sent %. 1851.
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The Internal ORaI .iGgo-ne, New York,
Sinnser x Townshend,l for October has come
to hand. 1t Is unusually rich in Illustrations, and,
as usual, rich IN matter. The leading article is
brief but friendly notice of J. q. Sake and his
Satres, with portrait
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09

Lb'eiFs Hiring .4ge, Nos. 3s5 and 3s6 are
published, being the hr,t two numbers of a new
vol me Of this already somewhat aged Age
May it long be Living Age.
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" especially provided thlt no review or repeal
should 10 allowed "a suits upon bonds, bills, or
notes winch were with sscd. In some subsa.
quent revision Of the 81 tutes, the word aggr,crsd
and the restrictive clause as TO bonds, bills, and
notes were carefully omitted W neither the
omission was designed tor the benefit of the par
ties tigant, or for thu members of the tpal|
profession, do not know. But the experience
which has been had on The subject will cnlbir|
any curious observer t. determine that the yar-
ties are not ben fitted Nv the omission. The re-.
suit 81 tins system Il th nearly every cause o.
riginally brought to the county court Is reviewed
aud two or three trials are hid before there Is
final Judgment IN warmly contested cases
where there is much conflicting testimony, and
much time taken up IA the TRIAL, the Jury fire.
Quently do not agree on a verdict. and the cnuec.
OF course, IS continued. SO that in causes
whch are renewable, 4 may be calculated there
are, on an average at least, three trials. Now It
should be- considered that IN every succeeding
trial greater efforts are made by the lltgan' plt-
ties ANA tieir counsel in prcparu 2 the cause for
trial; and consequently greater expense IS in
Cured than at Previous trial. Ii may, there
fore, be- safely inferred thlt in every doubtful and
Irrigated case three times more expense Is incur
red NAN would b. Il the cause were not subject
20 review. And here II may be asked, " iat ben
eft 20 the PARTIES is such protncted litigation -
3oes not ali experience show that iustc, Is US
likely 90 be obtained by the fist as de second,
third, or any subsequent trial. The unsnccess-
ful party is always agrrcve' aud he would ro-
view Ing cause au Jg1i iisl u the law would per-
nit. Why, then snuuid t,a system OF l.yIew
De conuul 'd, WHEN d. Jody is ben fitted BIZ ii
except tie atom y 10 are employed 800 the
business. lrs,eni Of being benefited, the par
tees age often HuLcI by H. And cftcr ALL ia cy-
cry doubtful case where i il difficult 20 deter
naic on which sidn the balance Of Testimony lies,
.| frff q at a d o.
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ment TO resent II by some decided measure.
There are occasions When governments and ma.
tons act upon impulse and feeling, and not ON
sober views OF advantage, or prudential consid-
eratiors of means and resources.
.lriia. letter fros ienno. sats-A now
chan. pion Of the exnsf ed low Orlesnsts
his started up in the pers O. far Aus ia news.
paper editor MIR. Wanens. a En- OPEN iy birth
though a naturnlized citizen ofthc United States
is the editor and chief proprietor Of Der Lio,d
journal. Two or three leaders On ,h. Cubq
question have inst appea ed in Il pstei, which
betruys sufficient know edge OF the auh iect to
merit rttenton. The 50 ri Of these articles is
decidedly opposed to a / cnch and English inter
Senron for the defence OF panish possession
and The subject affords an excellent pretcnce for
eiyiui rein to that hostile feeling towards Eng
land ,nd her rulers which Is growing up IN Aus
tra.
! Hrig.--7he Earthquake in Naples. n earth
quakos in the kingdom O the Two Slclias have
been accompanied by storms Of incredible vo-
lencc IN various PROVINCES, particularly in those
that had comp 'ratiyely escaped from the former
scourge. In the Prncipato Citerore, q furious
hurricane brok out on the 10Th alt. 1t became
pitch dark at eleven O'Clock. A. VI torrents Of
ram fell, and IN two hours time the wetcrs Of the
river Tenza had inundated the country around 10
/ the height of eight feet sweeping away with It
! enormous rocks from the mountains. trees torn
] up by The roots. cottages, cattle, &c. Several
Tbndgr land mills were carried Of or desjro, ed
and It was not until five IN the afternoon that the
waters returned to their ordinary level. Salerno.
Chietl. Toilo 1onlto, and other places were Wis
tied by storms Of equal violence ON the same or
the following day
China he rebellion Of the two Kwanes
seems to be spreading, and assuming ioimi.a-
bic appearance. The rebels had captured Kwe,-
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ent with the obligation which the state is under
to surrender Griiire s'ares,-tlieu it s. SO far,
nudity. Still it may not be a nulry, so far as
applicable TO The case Of the free citizens Of Yer
mont wrorgfully cliimcl as slaves: and we
certainly hopo thai nobody, in his zeal to fulfill
the requirements Of the Constitution as 10 .figi-
hr, ecpcs. Will forget whit is due to jreeme'i.-
H. Haich.
In the recent letter of Judge Phelps, he as
scrts that: hqorC a decision in the case OF
supposed fugitive by the Judge or commissioner
under the act the writ Of habces corpus hes.
liter SUCH decision, ihe act pgoydes IN substance
that il shall not be- oycrh1uicd or nterirrcd tn
by hnbcas corpus or any OTHER writ" The
certificate Of the Judge or commissioner, under
the act Is of Itself sufficient authority To bold
the fugitive. and Of course the wit would afford
10 relief -" The matter Is already decided. and
the writ Of habcas corpus Is no more chcctual to
open n dec sion OF "a compton, tu5unsl than any
other WRIT
In the recent case a, Buffalo, when the negro
Daniel was arrested as fugitive, trip was
had before the Commissioner anI % decision GOV
on in favor of The claimant and the requisite Ger
ticaic given. aud st Judge Conklug. ON APP
phcHton. subscgu utIy Is lod a Writ of hebcas
corpus aud liberated ihc negro.
How are we % reconcile the opinion Of Judge
Phelps pni the New oia pmctce, Which, IS
correct
Again: Jalrc Phelps assets that al Hose
Suites gdr'e sarer crss harr ia'rs b. 'rbich any
person he'd IN s.ayry uiag caoi lis ireetom agI
hpr. a trio. ~ Jg. i this correct. But sup-
posing tho e,-ei';'n true, ani fiet therefore 'he
is.al by Jury no; tekru away by tlc fugitive
law, lth1' every one knnvs such trial would
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC wospra ,-IMroRrANr

'E9'N'I Hf.T Of ~ Y II - NVNDEN f-IMFOHI NM
. . DhsfEPr!ss.
ID J. n. HOUGiirDN'- pEPEtN. The Trae Digestive
ruI % 'a,snc Jsira, prepsted fiam hkNNE1, az the
robhl ~ > i,iMAth OF IHE OK, pfsr d, otous u
5a,os LItBlG, TOE great Physiological Lhcmis By :.
iot'hI"N, M:D fhiisduilhia. thus isIruis ~ondel-
ial fenriy iof lNbiGts nos, DYSPEPSIA, JAuNutSE.
LIVER COMPLAINT, CONSTIPATION snd DEB -
*, e. 'ag siisi NATURES oWN METHOD, ~ VA
'unt'-p y AGENT, she GASTRIC JUICE. IA nrh-
aiung scieaEc Esidsncs of as .aus flrnshed by
meats gay
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l,fmom { c,'r1i Rii'rori We call attention
20 the notice for a special meeting Of stocsholl-
ors, on Mon ay next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09
Mail Robbery and Arrest.

I he Post Master General has lone the public
a great service by tcnlng one OF his special u-
gents (Air lIo5rook. over what hqs been term
ed the " infected DISTRICT or The mail route be-
tween Derby line and Burlington. who after
pretty labofous effort. bias ierreted out and de-
tcctcd the rogue who has been so sharp on the
scent Of money letters upon thu; route for a long
time payt. The nanie the person arrested and
now in jail, upon proof which the Agent informs
us is most direct and positive. is Lucius Clements,
ior some years driver and mail contractor ON
tia route referred to lie was brought here on
Non ay and committed, to awnit his examination
before the proper authorities
We hope that the public confidence in
the safety Of the mails N that direction, which
had, from the frequent osses been wholly destoy-
ed, viii be restored, should it appear that the
important evil inns at length bccn cured
.Ea,riqaa E'eci,on The telegraph brings re-
tun- from aIl ihe Congressional districts in the
State, aud thcy stand politically as follows:
st District, Richard bowie, ,WMg)
I'd Nm. rhom son. lDr,u.l
al fda.d'luo.ord. oon,.l
1h Tho ,s Yats H'al,a WING gain.
5h AlrXaalc, Evans, ,Whg)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09

The New York Express vows that in answer
to an advertisement for wife published in that
paper, more than one hundred applications were
received from ladies am ious 10 enter into the
maifih,unii ccntract
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-09

The Hutchinson Fmuty These world-rc-
n7wned singers gave their first concert IN Mon
day evening to full house 1t was cye-y way
satisfactory. They viii sing in Burlington on
the l3ih and l4th Yergames on the 18th, Mid
dlgbury on the lG,h Brandon on the Eth, Rut-
land on the 18th, and C.stelon on tae 2Oth.--
Thence they 60 to Batlleboro, Springfield,
\oItilinpton and Boston. gylng a ser rs IF con
eers IN Boston through the month Of November.
Morgan rs. Buck Hack-Th rae une of
at Cambridge Mass. on ruursd y Of last week,
and the Morgan horse 'uAing,on beat the
Black Hawk horse lCleop4ra.l Three straight
aile heats time 2.5l, %.5i - 2.57. We be-
lieyc there are other horses in Vermont, both
Morg ms aud Black Hawks, that can beat that
time.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-05

A NEW Route 10 Pittsburg. via the BALTIMORE, sus-
qhanna Psnnsvirar,a RairoadTbvonsA 10 Pnsb"s IN
express will leave Calvert station daily
mail Wa-hngton aud Baltimore At ~,
with the fast line a MiddotoWn j, ~ ar
irving at Harrisburg at ~ m, 10 dinner
Harrisburg for the west At 2, arriving at
Al This point passengers have The option Of
either thence by packet boats
stages drec, from Ho,bdsyshurg TO Piifsbnrg.
following 20
York Columbia, Marietta, Mddleown Harrisburg,
Port Perryrve Lewistown, Moveyo~n Hunt
ingdon, HolidaysbuR, and Pittshurs
Jbi. with the Cumberland Valley ro'lrosd
through Carlisle, shppensbnrR Chambersbug and
9th points this road, -
OF from Washington for Of
Of will be
depot Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
morning the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
pc, l-dtf Ticket Agent