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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-03-25
CITY COUNCILS.

In the Board Of Common Council yesterday
evening, message was received from the
Mayor, informing them that G. b. Cluskey had
resigned the office Of surveyor of the city Of
Washington.
A letter was also laid before the Board, from
G. b. Cluskey, in relation to his conduct as en-
gineer of the Washington city canal.
message was received from the Mayor,
nominating the following named persons as po-
lice constables, for the wards designated, under
the new law, and they were confirmed, with the
exceptions mentioned, namely:
John III. Goddard, chief of police for the city
of Washington. domination laid over
First Wud-John Dewdney and Harrison
Craig.
Second WRd-Wm. A. Boss. The nomina-
ton Of w. III. Barnaclo was laid over
Third Ward-J. +. Wollard and Il. G. Han
dy.
Fourth Ward-R. r. Burr and John Davis;
one to be supplied.
FIN Ward.-Wm. A. Mulloy. The nomina-
ton Of John Grinder was laid over.
SixM Word-Josiah Adams and John Will
lett.
SepenM Vard-Isaac Stoddert and U. B.
Mitchell.
The two Boards, subsequently organized in
joint meeting, elected B. b. French chairman,
and Richard Barry secretary; and were about
to proceed to the election Of police magistrates,
when
Mr. Magruder said that in the fourth section
of 'the act to organize Police System for the
city of Washington" there was proviso "that
no member Of the Board of Common Council
shall be selected as police magistrate under
this act"
After some conversation on the subject, the
meeting proceeded to the election Of police
magistrates. First, for the Second Ward, and
on the fifth ballot, John d. Clarke was chosen;
Clarke Is, Grubb IA.
John L.. Smith was elected for the Third
Ward and received twenty ty-three votes; five
scattering.
B. X Morscll was elected for the Fourth
Ward, having received twenty-nine of the thirty
votes cast.
| James Crandel was elected for the Sixth
| Ward, having received twenty-fonr out of the
| thirty votes cast.
Craven Ashford was elected for the Seventh
Ward, receiving all the votes but one.
Mr.. Drury, a member Of the Board Of Alder
men, to whom Mr. Magruder's interrogatory
had reference, then resigned his seat, and the
joint meeting unanimously elected him for the
First Ward.
| Mr.. Joseph w. Beck withdrew rs candidate
for the Fifth Ward whereupon William Thomp-
| son was elected, having received twenty-four Of
the twenty-eight votes cast.
The meeting then separated and, shortly
after, the Boards seyerally adjourned.-Repub.
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CALIFORNIA.

From letter to a gentleman of this city the
editors Of the american Telegraph have been
permitted to quote the following:
"SToCKToN, Feb. IL, 1851.
"a great change has taken place in this
country within the last eight months; the bub-
BILE burst soon after my leaving, and those that
it did not break it severely bent Almost all
speculation has ceased especially in real estate.
Where formerly the rush was to get it, noW it
is to part with it, and in many instances at
most ruinous sacrifices. Our legislators have
passed Usury bill, by which the legal interest
is II per cent, and by agreement l8 per cent.
This bill was entirely uncalled for, and must
do more harm than good The interest on
money, if let alone, will always regulate itself.
Another bill passed is the Homestead bill, by
which a man can fail with 800, 900 in property
secured him, provided it is on so vara $50
feet) lot. Many other bills, equally objection
able, have been passed.
"The workers throughout the mining region
are at rest, patiently waiting for rain to enable
them to secure the gold; but the rains have
kept off so long, that doubt if we have any
this season. This has been a most extraordi-
nary winter. In place Of the mud knee-deep,
as last winter, we have had all along just such
weather as you have at home in the month of
April. This State of affairs is doubly injurious,
as the farmers will almost all be broken up /;
as they depended on this seasons crop to pay
them back what has been expended with a
heavy premium on the investment. We have
sold q great deal of land, to be paid for out OF
the present crop; but am afraid the land will
revert, from inability to pay. The land bro
kerage business is dull; / have made but few
sales Y Our market has been glutted
with almost every kind Of goods, consequently
prices have ruled at very low figure; great
losses have been suffered by shippers In spite
of general dulness our town has steadily pro.
gressed in extent and population; it has been
Incorporated and now ranks as the third city
in the State. We have our churches, tone a
Catholic our schools, and the plan for col.
lege on foot; our theatres one of which opens
this evening, and Damon and Pythias is the
play. We are going ahead, but | am afraid 9
little too FAST for our taxes speak of extrava
gance somewhere. This is the finest game
country in the world; and had we oysters ano
ladies, what pleasant country to live in"
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Also, inventors and manufacturers of Waterproof
Backing for OcIoth that will reduce the cost fifty per
cent, and will soon be in market. mar "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

.lnoiher European CONFUSION al Hand Mr.
Walsh, long resident Of Paris, writes from
that city under date Of September 10th, to the
n. Y. Journal of Commerce. as follows
"That great events are Just before US, Is GER
tain. That crisis of which have often spoken
10 YOU is drawing very near. Between the 10th
day of September and the middle or end OF next
Nav the desiines Of Europe for probably hall a
century (WHICH in these days IA very long
time-wil be decided. A fierce struggle-h
may be a most desperate and bloody struggle
between Liberty, civil and religious, on 'he one
hand, and hoary despolsm IN politics ana t zen
zion ON the other " hat viii be The ISSUE "ou
alone knows
81 find that there is wonderful 0d'p"y mere
in tho nol,tical world The foreign amaassa,
dors esnccially those Of Austria, Prussia ana
RUSSIA. have frequent conferences, and are con
stantly sending and receiving dispatches. nor
are the Ministers resident OF the smaller Powers
I such as Sardinia. Naples, Spain, the states ol
the Church, Belgium and lIollund, idle Those
of England and the United States are WIDE a
wake, and the former has not little to DO &c
look after these Continental States, and th'
movements of their rulers"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

Hammond aud others, of William II. Jones and
others for the annexation Of part of Somerset TO
Dover and Wardsboro' severolly to the select
committee Of members from Wndham county.
OF A. S. Bancroft and others to the General
committee. OF Ira Bingham and others, for
an act defining the liabilities Of railroad corpo-
rnhons to the Judiciary committee. OF 2. c.
Tucker and others, of J. S. Tlesion and others,
of George Spencer and others, for charter of a
railroad from Essex to Whitehall or Casteton
10 the committee ON Roads. Adjourned
The bill introduced Tuesday by Mr. Stacy,
incorporating the Champun Steamboat Compa-
NY, was referred to The Committee ON Roads in
stead Of Banks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

Nj Gross was therefore elected.
On motion Of Mr. Grandey, the Joint assembly
adjourned until Tuesday next at 3 o'clock p. m.
Reports Of Committees. BY the committee of
Ways and Means, asking a discharge from the
bin relating to deduction Tor debts owed in the
grand list granted aud the same referred to the
select committee for the revision Of the listing
law. BY the General committee, IN favor Of bill
repeating the law relating 10 international, liter
AIRY, and scientific exchange; with proposal ola
mendment, by making the State Librarian En-
eticio agent for this purpose; adopted and ID
reading ordered TO morrow morning BY the
judiciary committee, against bill relating to the
mortgage and alienation Of the homestead, with
out the consent OF tue wife, as they considered
that no new provisions were introduced on mo-
ton of air Kellogg it was recommltted Tor the
purpose of allowing its trainers to appear before
committee, to advise them accordingly. By the
same in favor of bill in addition to chap 20 X 5,
relating to the giving Of security for costs IN pro-
cecdinns against trustees, with amen dments
adopted and bill ordered to Sd reading to-mor-
row morning.
RESOLUTIONS. BY Mr. RICHARDSON, that the judi
ciary be instructed to inquire to the apqropria-
ton of part Of Washington County Grammar
school money to the High School in Wailsfield
adopted BY Mr. Davis, that ii Is the sense OF
| his House, that il is inexpedient TO grant any
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

chapter ~ oi =, imposing penalty on oWllcIs
or Keepers who suffer sheep to be driveno high
ways or commons, infected with the hooi rot; al
so petitions of Gideon Burnett and Others of Lo-
ring Dean and others, for the passage of the a.
boye; to the committee on Agriculture. by Mr.
VAIL Incorporating the Ouaquechec Hotel Co
By Mr. Martin of Lnndgrove taxing the profits
Of thanking by Mr. Kellogg, in addition TO chap
ter 80 Of r S, entitled of eiectmont whenever
the title of the plaintiff in eiectment shall expire
or be transferred after the commencement OF the
suit such suit shall not abate but proceed to f.
nal judgmen by Mr. Dewey authorising the
selectmcn Of Westlord to deed certain lands by
Mr. Wright Of Castlelon, relating to proceedings
and remedies against judgment debtors, supple
mentary to the writ of execution; whenever an
ex cuuon, amounting to twenty dollars shall Is
sue against thepropcrty only of Judgment debt
or. and shall be returned unsati-fied or when it
shall be proved by affidavit to the satisfaction Of
the chancellor that such debtor has property
which be refuses TO apply on said execution, the
chancellor shall order an app arance before him,
and an examination touching the premises AT
ter such inquiry the chancellor may order the
property owned by said debtor 70 be applied ac-
cordngy; by Mr. Scott appropratng certain
grammar school lands in the county of WASH
ngton for tie use of Barre Acadcmy by Mr.
Kellogg 10 aaduon 10 chapter q Of K ), rela-
ting to the service Of wrts of attachment and
executions property taken by authorised persons
may pe iea'uenea hy regular olhca u.s. snoJect TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

.lnother .qnahoriil The st. Adams Messen-
ger says that one of the Judges Of the Supreme
Conrt coneurs with Gov. Williams IN tie opin-
ion that the habeas corpus act IS constitutional
though doubling any necessity for it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
Later from Mexico.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct II.
Dates from Vera Cruz to the 18th instant have
been received in this city. Governor Letcher
arrived at Vera Cruz on the LIST instant, and pro-
ceoded Immediately to the Capital
Accounts from the city of Mexico TO the 9Th
alt represents the government to be in great
confusion, and almost without resources, the
Treasury being at the lowest ebb. Many inef-
fectua attempts had been made to form new
Cabinet.
The accounts Of the revolution in the northern
provinces had not reached the capital.
The steamer Yacht has arrived here, from Bra
nos with news from that quarter to the 9th INST.
The iberatlng party were still on a successful
move and had taken taken the town of Reynosa,
with but little resistance. One field piece and
quantity Of other arms fell into their hands
At the last accounts, General Canales, Cover
nor Of Tamaulpas, was approaching Matamoras,
and General Aynajos was on his way to meet
him-whether a friend or foe, is uncertain
1t is supposed that Canales will assume the
chief command Of the Reyolutionists- act
that will displeose the American partzans.
Parric,de and attempted Saicide. We learn
/ from the Springfield Republican, that on Satur-
} day afternoon, Richard Walkley, Jr. living with
his iather, old and respectable citizen of
South Main Street, inflicted upon the latter a
wound with knife, which his physician, DIR.
vaille, deems a fatal one and also attempted his
own life. The Republican says" The son has
been pest Of society, and a terrible pest in his
fathers family for years. He has been in jail
repeatedly, and at the time OF committing uhe
',,Ir.tn,J 10 80 a,sred IN
to by his father The principal cause of this
villainy was drink, which had been INDUCED in
70 s'1n on .N''u, 40 ~ i''''' , H.
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h s,i-Ii'' ','';J mi
Ioh',,'' ""i nc peeJ,'' Pa't'I'9 ',i,l,J No
lal ,,,o 1880 49, -" and he Mil nrob.
Amy "e ne Is no" u'uf M, ~, az "a ,',S 'a',.
house Oh sunday eyenins' u'e H,u u'a 'h"aL
sun cohsluefeu IN a nop'''a' '0"'''0'' '''s'
apparently conNo''aO'
ro..oo-,,ce soc;etv ON The nlan of the So.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

new Bank chnrtcrs during the present session :
on his motion, laid on the table.
Engrossed Bus. Relating to the ailixng of
seals of Notaries Public; passed Relating to
the repeal of statutes, which plaintiff declares
upon; passed.
Mr. Granloy moved a reconsideration Of the
vote which dismissed the bin relating to appeals;
agreed to and bill rccommitted.
Mr. Eyers also moved reconsideration of the
vote ordering the bH establishing the boundary
lines of Marlboro, W ilmngton, and Doverlgreed
to and bill recomuted for further hearing
Adjourned to tomorrow morning
SENATE.
FppAY, Oct. Il, AN.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bus introduced and rcte,rcd BY Mr. Carrer.
in addition to act relating to Notaries Public,
Masters in Chancery, Town and CcgMy Clerks,
approved 1850: NJ stors ia Chauccry shall have
same power as Justices Of the Peace, to issue
subpunas, sign county court wr,s, authorize
persons TO serve the same, and receive rccognl-
zances Of bail 10y hlr Seymour, relating to no
taries public, making It necessary to have the
oath recorded In the Secretary of States Office,
and prescribing the form f The oath; by Mr.
Dewey 10 incorporate the Green Mountain
Health Assocatioa and to amend the charter Of
the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
giving each person insured The right to deposit
money Of the same amount and in Leu Of the de-
posto note; by Mr Whiuemore, relating To cor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23


day next; adopted. by Mr. Chapin, referring SO
much of the Governors message as relates to
the criminal code, to the Judiciary committees
adopted. by Mr. Gorham' referring that part OF
the message relating to incompetence, to the
uehera' committee ouoP'eu' by ar HoSe'
that the committee Oh a!S ana Means inquire
whether any change shoula DC made IN 'he man
ner OF publishing 'ne supreme Court reports ana
report 10y bi'i OF ou'eI"'se adopted
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

The Wing State Convention met Pursu-
ant 10 notice at the Capitol, on the I6ih
day OF Octo5er, and was called 10 order by
Doct, Dewey Of Gundhall, Chairman oflhc
Wing State Committee
On motion, the Hon Groeor r. Hone
Is Of Rutland, was appointed President pro
TEN, and O. II pLAIr Of Brauieboro', Sec
Rotary pro TEN.
A committee Of one from each county
was appointed TO recommend officers for the
Convention, and the following were report
ed and daily elected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
GrsLATURE OF VERMONT.


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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
ELECTION NEWS.

Dispatches from Philadelphia and Columbus
of the It'll report democratic gains oo'h IN
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
PreNidnt,
Hon. GGoncr 4. IIonors Of Rutland.
Vice Presidents,


PreIdent
Hon GEoRcr r. Honors Of Rutland.
I'ice Presidents,
Hon Charles Davis OF Caledonia County,
A. q, Whuemore Of Chiuenden,
Elisha Lapham Of Rutland,
r. c Benton Of Essex,
Augustus Burt Of Franklin,
DAVIS Rich Of Addison,
Mark Crawford Of Wndham,
Warren Currer Of Windsor,
Ehrh Cleayeand of Orleans,
William Bigelow of Bennington,
Samuel Adams Of Grand Isle,
Ama.a Pride of Washington,
Ehhu Hyde Of Orange,
Moses Morse Of Lamoile
Secretaries,
O. H. Plat of Bra,deboro,
G. H. Hayden Of ST. Abaus
c. f. Foieu of Burlington.
Mr.. Stacy Of Burlington offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted
ResoiDed, Tint committee Of five be
appointed by the char to report resolutions
for the consideration of this Convention.
The following committee were appoint
ed
E.P. Walton, Jr. of Montpelier, j. IL.
Barrett, of Mlddlebury, d. w, c. Clarke,
aud ii. B. Stacy, Of Burlington, and J, 5.
Morrill,, of Sraliord.
Mr.. Stacy offered the following resolu-
tons, which were adopted
Whereas the Wing National Convention is
10 be constituted upon the present appor-
tionnent of members of Congress and
whereas, also, by reason Of new divi-
sion Of Congressional Districts in this
State, it will be impracticable for the DIS
tricis TO select delegates without special
conventions for tina, purpose
ResOiped, That this Convention do now
proceed to elect four delegates add four
substitutes, in addition 70 The delegates at
large.
Resolved, That Nominating Commit
+. tee of thirty, corresponding to the number
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23


an act defining the liabilities Of railroad corpo-
rations to the Judiciary committee. OF p. c.
Tucker and others, Of J. S. Tilesion and others,
Of George Spencer aud Others for charter of
railroad from Essex to Whitehall or Casteton;
70 the committee ON Roads Adjourned
THE bin Introduced Tuesday. by Mr. Stacy,
incorporating the Champlmn Steamboat Compa-
ny, wos referred to The Committee on Roads in
stead Of Banks
SENATE
WEDNESDAY,, Oct p. NJ
Mr. Keith presented the petition of John Dew
cy, setting forth, that heretofore he had purchas-
ed certain lands Of this State, and that persons
claiming in adverse possession the same lands,
he bad been subjected to great expense and
therefore prayed for some remuneration; refer
red to the committee Of finance
Reports. By Mr. Royce, from committee on
judiciary. against the passage of the bill in adj
diuon 20 the act protecting the homestead, and
the "a reading was referred
On motion OF M boke, the vote referring the
petition of Aaron Pike and is others. to select
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

Fanny. Oct. l.
pr,ver INV Roy. S. Cbauberln
mi, r,fsrreL Bg Mr.. rubbeN. Incorporating
Fairf.v Academy 10 the committee on Educa-
non Re Mr. BarrsH apnortioninc the members
of tho Senate of this St,te TO the several conn-
ties. viz Bonninc,on county >. Wndham 3
R,tl,nl 2 Windsor 4 Addison . Orange ,
WASHINGTON . Chincnaen 3. Iamoille /. Gale
donna . Franklin 3. Orleans /. Essex /. Grand
Isle J.: to The committee on Elections BY Mr.
Kelley. authoris.na thu collection Of arrears Of
highway taxes to the committee on Roads. BY
Chapin. in addition TO chap. II of Compiled Stat
utes Of 1850. relating to the keepers Of INNS and
groccrs. and REGULATING the traffic in intoxicating
drinks; empowering grand Jurors 10 complain of
oil violations Of this act not otherwise prosecut-
ed; making Il sufficient to declare in form as in
sec. II. before Justice of the peace; and in
cases of appeal costs shall be paid out Of and
fines into the county treasures; to the General
committee. BY Mr. Smith, repeating sec. rs of
chap - Of Compiled Statutes, relating to the
manner of appointing surveyors of highways /;
10 committee on Roads. BY Mr. Kellogg relol-
inc to Teleqraphic Companies and apparatus 5
allowing no person or company to infer grant
or easement. whose apparatus is in. upon, over,
or attached to any lands or buildings for any
lenptb Of time. Also by the same, in addition
to the statutes relating to the distribution and
partition of estates. and titles Of estates by de-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

Clements, charged with robbng the mail, was
examined before Judge Prentiss on Thursday,
and bound for trial at the next term of the y.
$. District Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

Fi,neral of Commodore Uarriagton. WASH
ington, Oct iith.- The highest naval and civil
honors were paid 70 the remains Of Commodore
Warrington tins afternoon. The procession was
very long and imposing.