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Vermont Industry!

From the Tables accompanying the forth
coming Report Of the Secretary Of the Trea-
surer derived from the Cu3tom-Housa and
Census returns, as published in the Tribune,
we Compile the following interesting statistics
relative 10 the manufactures of this STAT. We
hope our readers will peruse them carefully,
and preserve the paper for future reference.
In Cotton Manufactures, the citizens ofVer-
mont have invested S2O2,5JO. No. of bales of
cotton used annually 2,243. The value of the
raw material amounts to 81 Alb No. of
hands employed, 81 males AZ females.
Average wages per month, of the males S,l5,55
of the females Sl267 The entire value Of
the manufactured products are c596, 100. No.
yards cf Shee,ing &c, made, 05l ,00i. No
pounds of yarn and thread made 53,050.
In Wooen Manufactures, the capital in
vested is $SS6,300. No. Of pounds of Woo
annually used 2,22S,lOO Value of the raw
material SS30G94 No. of hands employed
6a3 males, and 40 females Average wage!
rei month Of tSe n4lcr s2t, So - Of he fe1llc:
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lows. lie did not come TO make an eloquent
speech, but to acknowledge the sympathy with
which he had been honorcd since his arrival in
this country-not only for himself, but for his
poor, down-trodden country.
lie next adverted to the subject Of religion
and nearly the whole speech, which was up
wards of an hour in its delivery, was devoted
to the subject of religious liberty in Hungary.
He gave avery minute and interesting history
of his subject, gong as far back as the ReEor-
nation. He was listened to throughout with
great attention, and closed amidst great ap-
plause.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-01-02
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER
E1EsepgA 4 AllEAHebEsNkA.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER
",2OO. 900 IN GOLD DUST!

ARRIVAL or THE DANIEL WEBSTER
1900, 900 IN GOLD DUST!
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San
Juan. arrived at New York about | o'clock .
on the 18th inst. She brings advlces fom San
Francisco to Nov. i6, and 300 passengers, The
Daniel " ebster has $4,000 on freight and
&600.O00 in the hands Of passengers. The
plssenrcr5 TO Charleston and New Orleans, had .
besides 100000.
Tho Gold Hunter had arrived at Paaaml, as
also the Norlherner The former left San
Francisco on the 10Th ut.. and the litter AZ
hours previous. The Norherner brought GOO
passengers, and &l.7O0.GO0 on freight.
The mining and agricultural interests are
favorable.
/ The prominent topic of discussion is the
much agitated question Of a division Of the
State. Considerable difference of opinion ex
ists on the subject, but nothing definite beyond
the drawing up of an address for presentation
/ TO the Legislature by the Santa Barbara con
vention, has been agreed upon. Many believe
that slavery must be introduced into Southern
California, and give couEtenance to a division
Of the State from that belief.
The expedition to the Sandwich Islands ap-
pears to have been abandoned for the present.
/ The brig Fremont, which was purchased for
the purpose, has been sold at a loss fSl5,OOO.
The Board Of Commissioners for ascertanlng
and settling private land claims in California,
are to hold a session in San Francisco on the
~tl of December. = his announcement had
caused the greatest satisfaction to the commu-
nifty al large,
An Indian disturbance had occurred at Los
Angeles, growing ont Of an Indian game called
the ''Peon" Eight Indians were killed by Am
orleans and Cahfornlans, and u considerable
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RI. PARK ER

Auciion and Commission Merchant
HAS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION A
Ill splendid assortment of Furniture consisting OF
Sofas Dvans Mahogany Black IFalnut Rocking
and others Chairs, SIDE Card and Centre Tahirs
Marble rop and Common Furniture Of all kinds,
q ar pruDg Rugs, Looking Glasses, Clocks Mat
ses &c, &c. GAe call.
West, side Court House Square Burlington, VI
Sc nt. Isl lSiO. MlNNl
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O. The great "Three Cent Case" in
Washington City has been decided. Officer
WV. COLE went INTO the office of Justice J.
D. CLARKE, and found a three cent piece OF
the floor. CLARSE demanded it rs being found
in his office, and ColI claimed it as the finder.
The result was a lawsuit, IN which counsel
we're engaged and witnesses summoned, and
oil the forms Of trial gone through with, whom
f-5a-
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a. The Brandon Post is altogether in error
IN saying we predicted an immediate repeal of
the habeas corpus act Of last year; nd equally
so IN Its in'lm1tion that this paper supports Mr,
WEBSTER for the Presidency, or has ever ex-
pressed preference for him as the Wing can
dl1ele. We never made sucha prediction, 70.
have we eve, advocated The nomination fol th4
nex' Presidency .'G3J's Urn Rscir.r
The daily union., 1852-09-17

NOTICEThe board Officers army appointed under the
sixth section OF ue making appropriations for The support Of
the approved August 81 1851 which in the following
terms and figures, 10 wit:
sRc 9. find be further enacted That for the and equip
mounted enen finding their horses and forage of
the volunteers under command OF Captain John O. FIRE.
California; during the eighteen hundred and
the mustcros file the War Department. and
for supplies consumed by ad volunteers in said
hundred thousand dollars hereby
popated the otherwise
appoint three and dsineested officers OF the
and Congress all such claims be
sented for funds advanced and supplies Of all kinds
furnished taken said commando whilst thus engaged
in the public services and for the Of said board Of officers
the sum Of tive thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being in Washington, D. c. notifies al persons iav
against funds advanced and sub
supplies kinds furnished for the
serving command Captain John c. FIRE.
California during the eighteen hundred and forty
the The board its office the Of Penn
syivaDa and l7h street.
All documents to the board not in The English language
be accompanied English translation of the
The National nteigeneer and Republic Washington the
Poston Boston, Mass; the New York EXPRESS New
York city; the Pennsvana isqure in Pa; the Re
pubcan in ST. Loa Moi Bulletin, in New Orleans, La
Evening Picayune, francisco Cal requested
this week for four weeks and send their
their the Office OF board.
WAsmseroS ID. c., August IA, 1889.
l5-2aw4W
The daily union., 1852-09-17

New YoRx.--The democracy Of New York are uni
versally tiyng The nomnatonso OF Seymour and Church,
and the tone OF The press admirable Everywhere the
policy 10 adopted Of orbearance as TO the past and Of
hard work the Of Pierce and King The
whole party have together the OF The plat.
form and The nominees and go in unboken front against
all opposition.
Hoiato Seymour. the democratic candidate, is gentle
man OF most agreeable manners, thorough education,
much experience in The great business interests of the
State, and thorough democrat He lis native Of Pom
pey. Onondsga county, New York. and is about forywo
years of age. he educated in the profession OF the
law. and was in coparinershp with Hon. 5 r Root He
was elected In 1s43 a member OF the assembly from
Oneida county, and reelected isl4, when he cho
sen speaker OF the house These the chief Offices he
has held. Though he did with the section Of the
democratic party TO which Sas Wright belonged. yet he
he'd that genilsmzn's friendship So great iavor,e is he
n ST Lawrence county, that when he in nomination
Tor 1850 the democrats OF ha, county gave him ager
maionty Than they had given their favorle, Slas
Wright ss stNt. -
Tho entbusiasm manifested for Pierce and King the
unanimity with which the State nominations supported
and The determination the part OF democrats work
xealously ie2siher, augur the most glorious results
Boston f'oa
The daily union., 1852-09-17
BY J. G. MCGUIRE. Auctlonesr.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, DATED THE TENTH
day OCTOBER lSa recorded In Lber w b. No. 47 folio O
the land records for the Of Washington in the District
Columbia shall sell Friday ID day of De-
cenber next o'clock upon the premises e following
ground lying city Of Washington, and described
follows The lot numbered number
ed hundred and sixty sx 66 beginning at point Penn
thence said nvenue inches lot No
OF said LOT feet and
back line said lot thirty
inches parallel 18th thirty
straight line beginning with
improvements, consisting valuable brick building.
Tems Onefouh cash. balance In three equal payments
twelve eighteen and twenty four mop with interest," TO be
IL
complied premises shall be Tesod
risk and expense OF the nrst purchaser.
WALTER LENOX a. tr.
HENRY NAYLOR A'us'0es'
s&4H JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Sept 5-2aw Aucioneer
The daily union., 1852-09-17
Correspondence Of the Union.
New York, September

es New YoRK. September is. 1852.
The whig journals OF this city are very cautious
crow over the elections in Maine. They amount presi-
dentiay speaking. 10 nothing at all Governor Hubbard
will bs the legislature The only thing to be
regretted is the result Of the congressional elections,
which give the wings three members to our three The
result while has nothing alarming in it, and certainly
nothing that can effect the electoral vote Of Maine for
Pierce and King teaches nevertheless, lesson which it
hoped will not soon be forgotten teaches that ia
aticism in any shape fraoght with danger the body
polite - it is TO The wel-being Of society. There is
ceriain Get of men that would render Paradise itself
wreched II they could there organize conventions for the
suppression OF certain vices he encouragement of
certain virtues Fanaticsm may be sparng Of alcoholic
compounds; but it has drank more blcod at all ages
throughout the world than would float navy The
Atlantic. Il scarcely makes its appearance without
its concomant passions. hatred and revenge, no matter
10 what noble or just cause il may at first display its ban
ners.
The leaders Of fanatcism are seldom its dupes Like
Horace Greeley, they use il as motive power to go
ahead and. like him, they often grow rich proportion
the eamness and absence Of all real enthusiasm in their
own natural composition. A man cannot direct madnen
unless be is himself cool and collected The keeper OF
faro-hank WINS because, in addition TO the chances OF the
games in his favor, he plays without passion. Greeley
is very prudent in announcing the result of the Maine
elections in under-tone. and almost with sigh OF re-
tret In the st place. will do for him exult over
an empty triumph, and. secondly. the who lives by
excitement be careful how he throws cold water on
any passion capable Of swaying mems minds There is
an intimate conDexion between all of them and Mr.
Greeley is much OF philosopher" make war on
any Of his allies since in the whole series of human alb
surdts there is that may moi. al time other
serve ~ . text TO his moral and political sermons
The acceptance OF the antslasery nomination by John
p Hale will do good in this State well in O0io and
secure them both Pierce and King Sec,s and secarans
are noxious only when mixed with the faithful. When
entering on separate organization they longer trouble
the church The argument applies probably TO the
nomination Of Troups snd Quman at Montgomery, Ala
bama Both nominations will act disnfectng agents
TO the democratic party. 80 s4H
stf N s .t KNICKERBOCkER.
The daily union., 1852-09-17
The Bribe u One Nillisn and quarter Of Dol
lars to Gen. scott.

1t s said by the wbig orators that General Scott was
offered million and quarter OF dollars by the Msxicans,
and the presidency Of that republic il be would leave
his Aax and hs county, aud go TO the cuthroais
and knsves who had been numbering our citizens and
violating their pghisd faith It also said that Cen
Scott refused The gering proaer with lordy seon and
osten,aous contempt This one Of the boasts Of the
whxs ia Tho present contest. II true. il was matter
between General Scott and his countys foe and there
fore, we shall be glad If friend OF his will give us
all the facts connected with il. Hs bound 10 report
hs disRssest proposal to tie United Sfas government
Did he do SO II he did, where the papers' If
they are Of record. can they be producedi Dare they
be poduesd To keep such thing secret and then let
his psrnns boast il, would be to dshonor himself
and hs country. Will the friends Of Scott give the
proofs Of the offered bibe by the Mexcans to their
chiefi baass e t 4saa8 fl s
The Boston Courier Of the 18th speaks thus of the
Webster movement 81 lA
"ws may well look facts they exist. THERE ARE
soMk vnoUsANDs or wHos IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, We
FANCY THAN aESxRALLY suPPosxD-wao oANsoT UNDER
AMI CIRCUMSTANCES INDUCED TO VOTE FOX GkS Scorr
People may call this the result OF personal disappoin
ifthsy like We think that Is adherence to princ
pie Of The highest and nobest grade. But whatever the
canse The fact unquesonsbc Now, II this very nnme
hIghminded and inelgent class OF wings are 70 DC
Icv whous any candidate whstever ofa whig stamp the
queson and will arise with them, Where
10 They will either stay away from the polls, or vote
ticket which they would be sorry to be driven 70 and, in
the latter event. they might be led 10 neglect the whg Sate
Ticket to do Il some harm Iii Of no use whaeverio
anybody denouncs these persons traitors, faction
lists. or a. not being wings. sEqa
They despIse all such clanor They hold themselves to
bo absolutely eight in the course which they taking
They hold hasno kind Of regard paid TO the real in
al hn bV he
Gen Scott, and they determined TO sanction the
principle OF such nomination"
The daily union., 1852-09-17
by oaMNN 9 sCorr. Anc,lcnecr..

TWO ovALuABLEBUiLDINGL LOTS AT AucTIoN.-on Tues
day. tho 9is instant shall the premises O'Clock,
dne building being lot No. 3 in No
853 having l0 inches
back 90 will be which good
frame tenement The ahove described property handsomely 10
Gated next 70 the OF h SOUTH
steamboat wharf
Terms one-third balance
the purchaser notes. bearing
deed given and deed Of trust taken. Tide iudpuabe.
GREEN A. SCOTT,
Sep 1S-d
The daily union., 1852-09-17
Son l6d
ny =. 9. McGUIRk, Auct,.n.sr.

VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. AT AUCTIoNOn Saturday afternoon. septrmber lg
O'Clock, premises shall term
A. fronting
svenue between ~ and 9th
of July,
spiratoD or nj dollar per foot.
Terms Oneshrd the residue In six and nine months for
notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
Also, Immediately the shove shall sell the frame stable
erected said the option
Of the purchaser Of the lease.
Terms cash.
CATHERINE RILEY, Administrators.
JAMES O. MCGUIRE.
Sep I5-d Aucuoneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-17

White Hail, New Windsor Carroll county, Mary
land.
THIS well known establishment lately thoroughly
waited and fitted the benefit
quiet comfort and retirement u Is ocaed in remarkable
for sHurty, The Immediate vicinity OF excellent sulphur
sabls the State than village OF New Windsor
The subscriber still accommodate from twenty
boaders The table will be kept in satisfy
ALL The bar win be furnished with the best OF Wines liquors. ci
gars, sc.
The FOR board shall be moderate nothing viii be
which will conduce comfort OF vsiters
New Windsor Of easy access and may be reached either by
Westminster, by the Bnirn,rc and Ohio railroad
Mount either OF which places
be found convey passengers New Windsor, notice
given the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BARTHOLow, Proprietor
July o3-d6 J. r. BARTHoLow, Agent
The daily union., 1852-09-17
.. q. McGuIKE. Auctioneer.

SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUcTIoN-on Sat
urday September lS O'Clock, the premises
shall sell OF lot No a. in square No 42 improved by nea.
The building nearly and well suited
for q mali family, Possession given Immediately,
properly situated Eighth west between
and N streets norih. Fl .....
residue in sir and twelve months, for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest - .#
sepI7-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-17
select oi...,c., ana Mathematical school.

select uathemrsic"i schoot
open this city, 18Th september
classical school high order lie
n street.
Of 18Th The number OF pupils limited to twenty To
will devote his whole them for col
lerc business aud professional pursur. Prom limited
number pupil will receive larger Of and
experience
this accomplish much for their mental and moral
for their progress
done in school Of larger number and Of mscsIs
neous character.
Terms, sl2 so quarter.
Refer the faculty Of the Columbian College, Col h. Edwards,
WIN. r. w. Cushman, ID.
Morgan, Treasuy Department; u. r. " Leach,
Department. Address subscriber through the City
PosO OAhcs
ssptf-2aw3w GEORGE y. BACON.
The daily union., 1852-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
AJ.in, EIseiion.

PoRrl.sp Sent I5 la 100 towns the for governor
stands Hubbard. (iqaor law dsmoerat) 20 5i2 Chand
Ier tand) li.5l3 Crosby, twhig) id,cosi Scattering
695-msority against Hubbard, sol
The senate will stand follows; wings Ia, democrats
g. no choice q. 10 be heard from
The wings have tar gained members of the
house. which sufficient the democratic
majority OF last year.
The daily union., 1852-09-17
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

EURNITURE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, PLATFORM,
Saturday morning, September Is,
shall sell good
ment OF u second hand furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany sofa, rockers, and wood seat chains
Tables, bedsteads, mattresses, washstands
Crockery, glassware, kc.
Also, O. good platform, scales and weights
window sash, glass cases, sheiving drawers hc
Terms cash. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
sepT-d Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1852-09-17
University OF Maryland

tnIVcrsIty MaryInnd
E foryh annual session will begin Thursday October H.
Il 1859, and end the let of March, 1852
Principles Practice OF Surgery Clinical Surgery Nathan
r. Smith, M ID.
Cbemistry and Pharmacy William +. A. Akin, NJ. ID,
Principles OF Clinical Medicine,
uel chew, NJ. o.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, NJ. u.
Marea Medica Therapeutics, and Pathology George W. Mten
berger NJ, d.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick u. Smith, NJ ID.
full 500 demonstratos Fee $40 maircua
tiun, IS graduation, so.
purposes the
versy and is immediate neghborhood containing ahu.ded
eighty beds belonging the University, md managed
tended entirely by the faculty. This institution devoted the
profitable subjects clinical
made during summer, which
accommodations and advantages II open
aucnaicG Of the scboo throughout the without fee.
Anaooa material h abundant and cheap Expenses OF living
n Baltimore as as n Atlantic city.
WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN, M. D., Dean
HatrMoRr, May rs, 1864.
July g7-2awtJoct
The daily union., 1852-09-17

IUUITE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Spices Cos half pipes Of s proof white brandy for
preserving peaches, &c
1900 gallons pure cider vinegar, from Virginia, expressly for
snre pepper seed, white
Jsss ginger cloves msre nuness eh Ac
For sale by GEO. 4 TBoa. PARKER Co,
Sept 7-MThsheuf Opposite Browns Hotel.
The daily union., 1852-09-17

NEW FALL GOODS.-I just opened LOT Of new and
goods, which invite ladies call and examine
ssung In part Of
+ konnets i tHel
Bonnet ribands and flowers
Lace trimming dresses
Embroidered habits collars, sc.
caps variety Of goods too nume-
mention. A. TATE, Agent
Sep l7--a
The daily union., 1852-09-17

CAS- GAS, AsGas tubing public halls, private
dwenEs hotels churches, description Of ng
promptly executed by and experienced workmen,
moderare raes.
Also always hand handsome complete Of
chandeliers Pendants brackets by the celebrated
house Of Cornelius Baker CO.. Phadepba which win be sold
nj manufacturers prices q. w. ROTELER,
General house furnishing stote, opposite Cuelre Market
Aug Io--2aw3w
The daily union., 1852-09-17

EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO..
No..66 Wall street, N Y.
BROWN, aHIPLEY, co,
r. g. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
~ I &r JOHN MUNROE 4 CO.,
ft@, "a Rue Notre Dame des vtctoires,
Paris. I
4aEFt GEO. H DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie, jcwelry, pecious METALS 0f
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expsd
Sept 5-dy
The daily union., 1852-09-17

New York Fashionable C1cthing HstshIashssems,
Wholesale and retail. for cash snIy.
LFREp mUNRoE CO., No 4n Broadway (beswssn Howard
a and Grand -ecss,) nvits all persons visiting York,
business pleasure, sxsenvc
M nd the superb Of
Fine and fashionable cioshtns,
Genuemcns furnishing goods,
Boys' and chiidren's clothing, Ac.
Of the description, there exhibited sale
The same principles which New Orleans establish
msn and which have made - universally popuiar in the South
and West are strictly adhered 10 u AL broadway, New yoh
Our facilities for obtaining goods enahls ~ an
per the choicest styles Of
and the lowest prices.
Evrry article 10 sod under full guarantees. f| sst
No rarcws-Tbe maskeA, IN
P~n sues the ticket and reduction instance
ke made.
Andescpsions Of cohins .hosst nciee
ALFRED MUNRoE = Coz
h ri Broadway, New York
\ Aunsp Mpssos,} :. -
wM d. AspATI Ng N-sAnH
The daily union., 1852-09-17
EW R sH

A NEW Route 20 Pitssb.rg, vi. ths BALTIMORE, sr.-
$ so express Train Of carr viii leave Calvert station daily
m, connecting with the line Middletown PIN,
yps q, hassu M ~ s S,snsr ..
IIoda.bu a, m A,h' point passengers have the option Of
taking et the sss to Johnsown thence by packet boats or
Tickets win be sold 70 ths following point. BY this train 70 wit
New Port Meowu Penysyile Lewsown, veys,o~n, Hunt
hi. ,rsn also connect. with X. Cumberland Valley raros
which through Carlisle sppensbug, Chamberburs and
For passengers Washington any
s s spS ss Rsos p ~.
the morning receive the baggage, which viii be
'''''"'' = e''s' :" 'a''" RopRRT STEWART,
octl-dd Ticket Agent
SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE. NO 7s wainat
below Fourth, Phiadephawines, liquors Of all
es, fdrect importation growers and producers had
and others washington city, shortest nouceeshtpas
sssT1e., Sparkling Champagne,
Red wine Dne,,
TeneriGe, rerruchot
Moscst and many others.
tronignan, Sparkling Moseilei
Clarep of all sorts, Rodc-beim,
Burgundies the largest in Philadelphia.
Brandies Of all sorts,
dark and pale casks demohn, or In bottles with some cheap
and some very rare and old
n pessrvns brandy blackberry and Wild cherry
aie London porter and stout, in bills Of and dcrsn.
Harana Cigars,
Of direct imporon Of the reliable quality always hand,
The only e.tsAishmsn, where all wines. sc s,ss directly
from the original package in which imported.
Hoes, Country 7yode,
and supplied, Wholesale by cask deIchn
Dozen, or package Of sssoted sorts.
s y ss' .S Ss .ss ss"s % s + price,
familiar personal scquainsaece with s The principal,
there enable good Can sr.".s
rsbn Iy ' '''''' - : : ''
The daily union., 1852-09-17
Connseiieu. Democratic Convention.

HARrFoRD, Sept l5.-rhe democratic convention me
here to-day and nominated Governor Seymour Nathan
Baldwin, Oliver p, Hyde, Charles Parker, Samuel Brg
ham, aud III. M. TAYLOR for presidential electors.