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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

oiFus were Killed ar Ourfier suggested 'ho'
lle statute OF limitations "ouiu DC su'nc'eh'---
/ ne amendment was lost ana inc oili ordered to
thlrd reaaing' 10 TO H. ana passed
MI huyc' o1''eu up inc OH reia'lhg 10 pro-
cess ne question: oe'ns On 'le adoption OF
lne amendment proposed oy Mr ourrler striking
out "Is about 10 leave the state IN the form OF
'l' alilu''ls 70 De Hleu' WIS la'oFeu ny mr.
Du'''e' am, oppose" oy "''Ss'' -" ''i''e'loio ana
Noyee' ana ordered 20 me- on motion OF Mr Cur
Her' ADJ.
HOUSE
Reporl, oc Commiiie,s Nv the committee on
Edncation. TO whom was referred the bilI dis,rib.
r,in,, fine sclo,l f,nl ,,,r,, , soyor,l 1i.tr;c,s
for the pnrcbase Of booss mans. &c without
any EXPRESSION Of opinion. Mr. Woodward mo.
,o1 10 law t5c bill an the table Mr. Richardson
was II, f,,or If en,,rossino tho hin anil discus.
sir,. tbe s,po of. its n,sssce Mr. U,bbell tbon
.cal'c5 ~. tl,o reading of m net Of lsi5 winch
of,,i.,,os tine. ,h,,l G,nd and anpronr,,es the
.s,,o to NAV, fine indebtedness If the state tbe
bill ,v,s conssoncn,ly l,id ON the ,ablc re- the
c,....,,,t,. ~, Rooas IN, r,ror of tho hin moor.
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40 ,,,s rcc,ro,,itted IN tho committees IN tho
ff.,,o i,, ,,ro,,s,1 IN amend tho same, h., ma.
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ma. ,o,r. f s.o 40 o,,orne,s If ,be county
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t.l.,,s N,,,.or,s oes,od 49, a., omordnen, tho
...o-,;,, - ,ho yords Il. o,.rsoor of tho poor {.
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al r.,ad;n,: 81 ,bo hin refused
pho b1l constituting the {, fovrenco md
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

The inhabitants of the southern par; of Cali
fornia still continue to agitate the question Of di-
vision of the state, desiring to procure for them-
sely,sa Territorial Government All the re-
Gently elected delegates 10 the Assembly from
that section are pledged TO urge such division
Meetings have been held, resolutions passed aud
strong addresses issued to the inhabitants OF
South California, 10 organize for the prosecution
of what seems 10 have become "a one idea."-
A convention of Delegates will be held either
in Santa Barbara or Los Angeles, during the
month of October, To take steps toward the cen
summation Of this object.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

relating to the rights and competency Of wit
nesscs, in addition to chap. "a C. s.; and reat-
ing to the duties of Registers of Probate they
shall perform the duties of the Judge when he
may be absent from sickness or any other rcas-
on; to the committee on the Judiciary.
Reports o. Committees BY Mr. Miller from
the committee on land taxes in favor of the bill
appropraung the rents of certain ministerial
lands in the town Of Canaan, to the support Of
schools in said town ill minister is settled
there; passed. BY Nr Blake, from the commit
tee on Banks, in favor Of the bill Incorporating
the Mechanics Banks, with proposal of amend
ments reducing the capital stock to Sl50,000
making it subject to any future act relating to
banks and regulating the rate of interest on
loans 20 the state; all of which were ordered,
with tho bill, TO be laid on the table, on motion
Of Mr. Alattocks, to await the action of the SEN
ate on the general banking law. By Dir Royce
from the committee on the judiciary. in favor Of
the bill to establish the Franklin county law
school; ordered to a third reading; also against
the bill amending the charter of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance company, similar bill
having already passed; third reading refused
By Mr. Whiuemore, from the same committee, in
avor Of the bill to prevent the destruction ofcor-
tin small birds; Messrs. Miller, Marvin, Whit
tomore Barstow, Bigeow, Keith and Bailey dis
cussed the bill. Mr. Mattocks moved to amend
SO that all actions under this statute shall be
commenced within one month from the time the
birds we're killed. Mr. Curner suggested that
the statute of Limitations would be sufficient
The amendment was lost, and the bill ordered to
third reading, Is to 4, and passed.
Mr. Royce called up the bill relating to pro-
cess. The question being on the adoption of
the amendment proposed by Mr Curicr, striking
ont, sis about to leave the state" in the form Of
the afidlWis to be filed, was favored by Mr..
Cuuier and opposed by Messrs Wmuemoro and
Royce, aud ordered 20 lie on motion Of Mr. Cur
rier Adj
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

The troops ordered 10 reinforce the American
army on the RIO Grande all left New Orleans 3D.
-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

that the mail from the Salt I arrived at In
drnendcnce. No.. on the 3Oth nit b. ID. Har-
ris. Secretary Utah Territory; C. r. Brand
cnhurg, Chief Justice; p. + Brocchus, Associ
ate; II. X. Poy, Indian Agent, and Messrs. Sell
len and Young, are expected 20 arrive soon, they
having been forced to leave tn Territory in con-
sequence of the sediious sentiments OF Gov.
Young. The $4,000 appropriated by Congress
had been squandered by Young who had also
made an attempt 90 take $4,000 from the
Treasury. The Secretary refused to comply
with the Governors requisition, in which course
from the Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

Reports Of Committees. BY the committee on
Agriculture, to whom was referred the petition
of w II. Blake and others, for further legisla-
ton in regard to swine running at large, that no
further legislation Is necessary petitions order
ed to be Withdrawn. by the committee on Banks,
in favor of the Bit O, incorporate the Waits Riv-
er Bank, with proposals Of amendment, by ma
king the capital stock 100000 instead of $780,
coo, and the bank shall make loans to the state
at the rate of ! - per cent per annum A
mendments adopted and bill ordered to lie on the
table until after action on the general banking
law. By the committee on Manufactures, IN IA
yor Of the bill in addition TO act Of le4s, incor-
porating the Ball Mountain Manufacturing Co,
with proposals OF amendment, by giving the cor
poration i've years instead of one year to com
plete their organization, and said corporation
shall be liable ior debts until the whole of the
capital STOCK Is paid N; adopted and Sd reading
Use 4th pogs.J
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

On ihc receipt 81 he news from North
orn Mcxco, Ger Twiggs ordered two COM
plulcs 4 arulery TO be ready to proceed
Immediately To MNamotas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

The Washington respondent Of the New
York Herald coutradcts the report Of the with
dfaual of Chevalier liulsemanr. fhetsame pa
per lelus that a treaty from the king of the
sandwich Islands has been forwarded 10 Wash
iugton in favor Of their annexation 70 the L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

Bills introduced and referred. From the House
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

Washington, Nov 81 Hon William
c. RHes has been recalled from Paris.
The cause of NJ. Husemau's demanding
ms passports Is supposed 20 be the action
taken by tins government IA behalf of Kos
-ath
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

The Secssioaists. Several of the Aux
hilary State r Ihts Associations If South
more meetings al present, or further aJltate
secession, declaring then purpose 10 await
'he measufcs ot the moJorly. Mr.. Nc
Willie uud one other secession leader Ia
Mississippi have declared Their acqucsance
iu the decision.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

.\tic York, Tuesday evening, Nov 4th.-7He
Prome'ieus.-r following paragraph appears
in an evening paper We have no means of
Judging as to It's correctness.
\ umor is m town, this morning, that the
steamship Pronetheus, now on her way to this
polt, from san Juan, is in the hands Of the pass
sengcrs, and the captain m irons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-13

LOUISIANA ELEcrioN, &c-Ncu orleans
Noe 4M.-1he eiecuoa. Yesterday, result
ted generally ia favor If the Whlg. The
VIM Shsri has about go MAJORITY -
rwrcl large vote for Laundry, the Wing
candidate lor Congress, bat We have nothing
decisive as to lho result
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-10

Ii has ever been to matter Of surprise, az
well as regret that no authentic account shoult
have been left Of the expedition Of De Soto. L
was begun on 4 hrge scale, under distinguished
chietainsrand consisad of more than tkousans
men, whd martial isnown, and csuLp lete equip
nenss, e1slted vast sxpecmSsns. Still, we hsv.
known itile beyond the landing of De Soto Y
Tampa Bay, and the melancholy denowenaent We
are most agreeaby surprised, therefore, in finding
a letter in the New York Herald dated Rome, 4tt
March.
From that letter it appears there have been dis.
covered a number Of manuscripts connected with
the early history of our country, which will throw
much light upon what has heretofore been buried
| in obscurity. These manuscripts so far comprise
twenty five packages or volumes Mr.. Cass, our
Minister, accidently discovered one Of these vol
umes, and has followed up the examination, which
has resulted in the above discovery The principal
collection belongs to the manuscript library Of the
Dominican Monks, and is contained in well
arranged parcels sewed up in vellum covers, prob
ably about the time they were written, each con-
tanning materials for large volume. ,islit. sfl#
The result thus far has induced Mr.. Cass to
extend the examination to the archives of the Vat
lean, with hopes of making important additions
Each volume has not been thoroughly examined
but enough has been ascertained to say, that they
comprehend the early reports made by the mis-
sionares Of the Spanish, French and italian Ma
tons, and have reference to the Canadas, the VAL
ley Of the Mississippi and Florida; indeed, to the
whole territory which surrounded the thirteen
org inal States of our Union. The author of one
Of these volumes, or manuscripts, accompanied De
Soto for two years in his memorable expedition
through Florida, and along the banks of the Mis-
sssppi, and will no doubt furnish US, in the sim
pie language of an eye witness, with a correct
detail Of the discoveries and adventures of one,
relation to whom much of the strange and mar
vellous has been written. In other volumes there
is series of letters by Padre Vitellis. priest
attached to the band Of La Salle that child of chiy-
airy, as he was called who traversed the Canadas
throughout their entire extent and portion of our
Northwestern country, In the researches and
Investigations which have been made in European
Libraries by Irving Prescott Sparks and others, no
such important acquisitions have been made for the
elucidation of our history as these manuscripts It
is to be hoped that these manuscripts will be
thoroughly examined and brought to light They
will no doubt elucidate fully the long period of
sixty.6ve years, during which the French had pos
session Of Mobile and the interior of Alabama and
Mississippi "a period that is now involved in
almost total darkness
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t1 In accordance with resolution of theJoint Internal
Involvement COMMITTEES of New Orleans and Lafayette
notice hereby given that convention of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans jackson, Miss, will
bshed in the city New Orleans the third Wedne
U6h) in April next. The survey of the route from New
Orleans. by the coast and West of Lake Maupas the
State line having been completed the report with The
veys Of the engineer will be submitted to the convention.
1t hsped that delegates said convention. will be gener
ally appointed. and will punctually attend. - \
-g,, .ommittee Of .4rran gements. -
GEORGE CLARK, First Municipality,
,,.. Y. j.. YANCEY, Second Municipality,
g. HOOPER. Third Municipality = -
March 20, 1851. r. N. WoOD, Lafayette
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I
A few weeks since, we gave a condensed state
ment of the report made bv I.ieut. Smith of Nh,
roi,s r,ouo M.a;sor,,;I,. - a. S,.,a-I;... w,
% ~ INC N'''e ',he.
na'e peeh iu'hiSheo Win the report maze oy MI
Fhelps OF the route to the State line directly from
the city. His point of departure was on the Yves
| bank of the New Canal AT the So,tber, ro,ro, =
tbJ Ma,.;,;. P;5u. -. -. s.. '
ny .''so' apo"' .nice mines rom the cry
anq the terminus at the State line, distance o.
niHety-two miles and half The Engineer divides
the space into three sections and enters into minnie
estimates of the cos, of Zach which ha .,,,,. -,
~, - - -. a,,,,, - =" Ao sums up
River section q mills sf "A XII ~ mr. mile sa ono N,
Swamp section. I6k miles al Ell 5 90 per mie So 20
seonons' 20 miles at l per mile 70s 90
Whole route 9s miles at a. ae2 10 NOR milo see 700 m
/. As will be seen bv the clos;ng naass' If h;s
,sro,, ,h.s. as,;r,.,.. -. -, ), :,
e'u'ia'es are oaseo on tle COST Oh the
pest material and the best work.
I The above estimates are really high though it
may strike some persons who NAV compare
them with the estimates and cost of other roads as
the 1t is doubtful if any road of the same
length has been heretofore estimated and protected
on, presenting in the aggregate so favorable a dis
trict to run through as regards the cost of Grading
| and a portion of the materials T have estimate,
| at prices which will command the best quality q
material, and the most solid and substantial con
struction the rails being nine mounds ner line,
yard heavier than those lately laid dow, on tbe
.
cafronton haiiroad. ..,sf,
less expected that should present some statistics
on on which may be based an opinion as to the proba-
Die business and the advantages which might rea-
sonaoly De calculated on from the construction OF
Th;s road ia mn nsw nroiso, For oons;da..
Bile period The press of Louisiana has iabnred 70
show the importance of the work to the future
prosperity of New Orleans. The enterprise ofother
,ecfions Of the Union, throwing open the immense
, hau 1ou. as harvest heio 70 nose smut out
onr citizens bi,Lsro 90 stronaju .h;
natural advantages, to the imperative necessity of
immediate action. Short roads through an inhab.
lted and fertile country have elsewhere proved
is'ad ,hn, 1,easns nasiness where hac not ex
ihe route. and doubling the valns If The - nj u
,hrpugh which it passed Such, in all probability,
would be the effect OF this work, regarded only as
o Ycal ,npio Yen N Wnlcn hght II was at first
:: lsJ. $50 - "'.n' ~ nus siauuai,y
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1850
AT the request Of Mr.. Kendall pnt into furnace,
which melt iron, one of Mr. kenalls brick with
slightly; Mr. Kendall at ALL neither broken crack
LEEDS 4 20.
cS~ We are now ready to supply sugar planters with on
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at $la Orders left Al
Kendall Voc & Co.'S at our office on the New Canal
will be promptly attended to.
. ~ Do" WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mhe sdpr Asssi Of Rllesi Steam Brisk Woss.,
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la yoralty of New orleans, April, 1851.

| accordance with the 9Th section of the act to
ens,ize representation the Municipal Councils of the
cy o. NewOreans, ed 18th January s47 the under
signed Mayor and Recorders Of the Municipalities OF
ne CITY OF NewOreans this day the office OF the Mayor
na I'M G Ii and there proceeded to the M
nst he several Wards Of the First Second and Til
SENEGAL Council and Municipal Councils and Comptroller of
Municipality No. Three.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-10

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.--There are now sixteel
mines in the vicinity Of Ontonsgoh River, au,
there'wll be many others opened this summer
The success n the companies il great without q
single exception, the veins are giving satisfactory
returns for the amount expended. Stocks are
rising very fast and the people are getting excited
as they were some four years ago; yet the business
il done on good foundation. No mines are now
worked on credit. Every thing is enormously dear.
Mess pork, $18 go; flour, %; beef, SIG corr
meel, 81; no butter or dried apples. Sugar, rice
fish lard, cannot be bought at any price. Wage.
are also very high; 200 men could be employed Il
they were there. Laborers get from ga to &c
and found, per month. aN-.s
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President OF the Board of Directors of Public scho

Es- The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS to save parties who
have % against the Public Schools unnecessary trouble give notice
that alt bills not above specified the President should
be ei with Mr. CALHOUN th1 Secretary OF the Board c.
FUNK sefsesn-s Arms at their cffce. "
The undersigned will be at the SHAW the upern-
endep No. IS Municipality Hail. evening the last weines
day preceding the first Thursday from to o'clock
for he purpose examining auditing all bills presented Bills
not then presented will be held the next regular meeting
of the Board which takes place rst Thursday Of each
1t is desired that bills against the Schools be prompt
hsndel in above J. o, HARRIS
Charm Al Committee on Accounts
New Orleans, March Is, 1851. mble I'm -
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

G$ The undersigned hereby
the spsrnendenps ROOM No Is uncpa Hall every FRIDAY
from 10 to IL O'Clock. NJ for the purpose receiving
aminpg bills and Communications and attending any
business requiring his action during The
Charges against the Lyceu and Library for
Of its officers properly certified t Commee-the pay
teachers all bills for of porers' services
aceordan with existing be presented for a.
prevail without the Intervention Of the
Ali otber claims be audited by Committee
by the Board OF Directors efare the undersigned will upon
the Treasurer for them "a Ia 80
Any communications for The Undersigned touching
the Public Schools should be Iel with JOHN CALHOUN ESQ
Secretary Of the Board at his Office in the Municipal Hall
]. s. COPIES,
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TH4 QftLousAs RA1LRoAD.---We have beer,
shown letlers from the gentleman who has been
semitic the West, 70 obtain subscriptions for this
road. He writes in the most cheering terms. TIE
people are subscribing rapidly, and deep inieres
has been excited. They wish a continuation o.
the road % the,Sabine |; convention will be hell
in this city, June 4, when report Of the country
its products, the value of its present and prospect
i've trade, the cost Of wood, etc., will be submitted
This Is certainly next to the jackson Road for New
Orleans investment
MAYoH Or BARON RoUGE.-J. r. Duffocq. ESQ. !,
was se-elected BY handsome majority, on Mon
day hst. 49, i
Tkankst0 ssamH Concordia for st. Louis papers Of the
ID inst To the Glencoe fos late Louisville papers
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~" O p T. MIN G.. 81
Mrs. CAMPBELL

& Mrs. CAMPBELL, Z$
Corner OF PoylrRE and Carondelet streets, opens
on THURSDAY MORNING, assorted SPRING BON.
NETS, with the beautiful assortment of RIBBONS to be
found in this city ....Also....
FLOWERS, EMBRoIDERIEs, UNDER SLEEVES, LACE
WELLS HOSIERY which have been per steaer
Ohio and viii be offered prices to suit the
nlcea pllIchasaIs, liz
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TRY DALLKY's PAIN ExTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box and applied some to sores
felt ease wherever touched and begged
new life seemed to invest To the burning and
In the chest even made Pills of it, and took them, which
strong ever and have been early
il he year 1912. 49,. .. Il KERZIA FRENCH.
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0l)f Daily Grfsrfrrt
Zee, 1:Irst ana Fs.stA Pases.


Uk00W . kByIBW lOI AptAis AeDAs
This work, q collection Of Southern statistics
continues to increase in value. Its literary ane
politicsl articles however, occupy space much bet
ter filled with matters directly connected with prac
teal objects. We publish to-day communicated
from an influential planter Of this State. We di'
not feel at liberty to soften the structures on ih
political tendency IF The work, though from Gu
personal regard 70 the editor we would not use then
ourselves. The present number does not contai,
any secession original articles but among the selec
tons We find several Objectionable passages. Thi
intrusion Of politics into the work, detracts greatly
from its usefulness If not altogether given up
Mr.; Dc Bow will yet become victim to foolisl
zeal. /, The RENEW Of Festus consists Of severn
pages q 11tracts. The poem il a very remarkable
ons Sui Il has already been criticised ad 'amsean
The editor should remember the beauty Of fitness,
Rst1N4 do nse lake up tho Commercial for a love
sssdof review Of poem. The articles on
Flsid6 and Gsorgis are worth all the stories and
reviews which have ever appeared in the work.
The statistical department is beyond all praise.