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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27
"PLANING uACugNEs,


80 TAKE his usthod of an-seGing the frequent inqui-
res, hy O. yer aud Otherwise, ny opinion upon
The notices though The papers, OF the Stationary
kAilu P-uius sachinrs attempted BE- paimad of
sever poisous gtorant ~ thrtftue womb. suud stats
for he Information ui the inq.efs that they vii sub
stauusy ut rcd o. ri prui.ndug
veniur- cfitd the fOh volumn the keper"Ty of
Aus, invented hl S'mu b bthan, n The yetr 1871 hko
machinr pentea "a Nh. rou"tfy h one kugisr,
SINCE aud anutheT BY Albeit kich.
IDS, ui Nest Toy, y. and Hband6nr Ghsiu, the
tune. u ouaht IL snt-y ghe public 10 knw that atts hf
q GIT Noafs experimenting these machines,
Of any value purposes mpis ed.
" will furnish stationary KNIT Machine equal any
use, avg offered the pretending inventors,
the OF the iuachllu aud five trouble.
JAAE, G. wills N,
" May 10 l-40. fhtl delphia h"
deu. thti person or heard % such ma
,hine until uvrntcd he -rne said machine
operated the uuth OF Augul lcis, aud Hehne be-
this much wufs, veil a. mine.
In reply ir 1hgs ripe" and 20 oder thai tbs
pu,. ho htt mean ~na say, VII offer 10
pi,dee uNE IIlpt SAhD DOLLARS against eqaal
n.us isau -aiI N.l.., oAE OF ny mschIncs viii
4 l.Hr Or tom aud giuuFs an iia - lssef, az
lunh.rin be- and do well. 90 brttef
"a - 81 che 80 N nndwufth" machines no mai 10
Mill order 81, Llsi bo-ten, Mass
Other place may TO eUYeu ~ oI suvh uuL
JtSLPu z ~ OODbukN.
Enst Boston, Mas. Auyus 40, I-5i s0.iy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27
A GOOD CUP OF TEA.

no.ton, 81 hagioa street, at ADAMS \ co.. .
PNESS NFFfCE 90 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

The Rappers Bishop Ouey, Of Tennessee
having VISITED and Investigated the rapplngs
writes 10 the ~. Louis Signal his belief that the
noises were but an adrot and clever piece Of
trckey. SO think thousands who have heard
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Political InfrIIlycuCp

TnE GEORGIA SOUTHERN RiGHTs CONVENTION. The
Southern Rights Convention in the State Of Gcor is TO
assemble IT Mcdgeyile, to-day TO choose delegates %
the Baltimore Convention IN abiding to this
ton, the Sayoanah Republican says VIII this
ton forget to express its opinion IN regard to the naty
IT the compr mise will IL content itself with the In
Ola rubber resolutions Of g9 and 30 Among the
tora Of all parties those resolutions arc understood
TO define The relations between the State aud general
government; neither justifying secession by the
constitutional remedy consolidation ~ the other
Ibty simply point out In general terms, the manner in
which the equilibrium between the central and local
powershc cenripcta and centrifugal forces Of sys
tem-may lp preserved The Southern Rights party,
however, puts very different construction upon the
resolutions. IT deduccs from them the right Of State
peaccably to withdraw from the Union. Should the
ventcp at Adgcyc therefore adopt these resolutions
without an explanation. and prevail upon the Baltimore
Convention TO do the same, the whole democratic party
eccordng 70 the Southern Rights construction would be
committed 10 the heresy Of secession. 1t bchooyes the
State Convention under these circumstances, to say
which o the two diverse constructions IL puts upon the
resolutions Of rs and 90 in the event it should re.afrm
iLcm.
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George Loder arrived safe in San Francisco on
the 10Th of February, and proceeded at once to
make due preparations for the concerts Of Madame
Biscacciant, who was to arrive in tho next
steamer.
:. {. Massett, the vocalist, gave farewell con-
concert. ut San francisco, On the I'D OF February.
There was q large audience present: and the affair
passed off very pleasantly.
Mrs. Alexina Fisher Baker received. short time
ago, q complimentary present Of beautiful iia-
mond ring, from number Of Philadelphians re-
siding III San Francisco. The bi10p IL a diamond
ring d most exquisite workmanship. containing
nire stones, AID valued ct three hundred aud ifty
dollars. On the inside is engraved Aud lang
syne."
The Ethiopian screnaders, under tho management
u Messrs. Rniuer and Donaldson, opened at the
Jenny Lind Theatre on the ist Of March. Mcssrs
r. Solomon, NJ. w. White, 4. Brewer, W. b..
Donaldson, and Il. i. Donaldson compose the COM
many. There was large audience present atths
ts' concert.
" BY the California, which arrived yesterday morn.
ing, Air. ard Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Chapman and Mics
Caroline Chapman, late of Burton's Theatre, New
YORK, haze arrived, and have, we understand, boon
engaged by Mr Mcguire to appear at tho Jenny
Lind Theatre"
We noticed, il yesterdays H0aH. Tie re-opcniny
o. The American Theatre, after IN interval Of ten
days, with company CT several gentlemen and ladies
WHO were ornaments to tho histrionic profession in
The Atlantic States, and who arc enualiy so here
can and the Adelphi-in which helectimato drama
Is nightly performed TO good houses. and ut the
other-the Jenny Lind-Rainer & Donaldson's
Sercnaders ore amusing their audiences with their
dcincations OF negro chalacer and their admirable
bufleaques and traNesties. In the cities Of New
York and Boston, negro minstrosy has become
permanently established as an pmusement and
from present. appearances, we are inclined to be-
leyc that it viii long DC established among u.s.
an addition haa been made TO the theatrical pro-
lesion here, IN the persons Of Mrs Terrence and
Mr. Ihoman, from the Eastcln theatres. They or
rived IN the Golden Gate, but we have not learned
Of their having yet made any engagement. What
sc ore thus recording i only the commencement of
theatrical era IN California which will be worthy
Of referring 70 hereafter when the city Of San Fran-
cisco shall have reached the cmncnec In commerce
wealth and population which i 10 store for her OF
ato years The drama has pi0spored unprcce lent
coy ~ tbs GIFTED States. aud those who loft The
Atlantic coast 70 engage ia business here, carried
With them the tas;, which they acquired AT home.
ioI Uotn Ine alan.a AID iausisai ENTERTAINMENTS OF
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Market,
OUR HoAOLrLu COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS

Il.
The trade If tho islands since the date raj letter
Of last month has not expcr need any beneficial change
aud in continuing aasices, it s impossible to change
the tone of last report.
The imporietions u last month exceed those Of the
preccdn. consequently instead of decrease in the
impenee suiplna Of merchandise which has been accumu
latipg the past eight monthswhich the state OF this
market reQuircs-fhtfc is an increase, Advces have
received from the United states Of large shipments
IN the way to this port, This fact with others before
mentioned tends u confirm the opinion given last month
cUmc.
There he's been very lively demand for lumber during
the month cnused by advlces reporting small stock at
san Francisco end The sudden rise Of prices In that quar-
ter Lorge sales have been made Of the stock hand
and oailive, OF iemuneratng rates.
Our latest udviocs from sydney report tho gold mines
to be yielding very freely The weekly receipts up
wards q GMO00 and the EXPORTS up to 18th October
reached f23ou00 Gold had been discovered in other
parts of the colonies and many leaving their bust
ness fer the mines. Prices OF all descriptions Of
chaudise declining rapidly The arrivals Of -four and
wheat from Chilli together with adyccs OF the quantity
The way had caused The prices OF those articles to
csdo to ioimer rates One vessel with cargo Of -four
from Valparaiso found upon arrival at sydney, that
market stocked that she left and proceeded to San
Francisco via this port Sugar teas nnd coffee had also
participated in the fall Of prices Gold dust selling
or 64s
In exports there hns been the change incc
lat and the stock Of sugar and cocc IL accuulating
very fast.
On the Sd ultmo we had the arrival Of the first cargo
Of coolies from Annoy China most of whom ordered
by the planters The introduction OF cheap labor has
looked FOR with much interest The coolies scattered
through the different islands and thus far have given
general satisacton and the belief is general that
the experiment will succeed that another cargo has been
ordered and vessel sails Immediately for China for the
purpose Of bringing them The native labor ha7 always
been Of annoyance to the planter and il this i'm
poraton should prove successful he will be placed in
position that will enable him to land his sugar on the
coast Of California at low cost the manufacturer
from any other quarter; which together with the fact
that the sugar made here by the improved machinery ia
very superior article will give him such advantage that
he will have no fcRr Of competitors
Yorr attention s requested 70 the xcd gtatcrlont
exports and imports, a. for the year 1861, made up
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TIeteOrologicpl Observations.
Is0rsE's MAGNETIC LSE, OFFICE CORNER WALL srnEE
BROADWAY.

Aap BROADWAY.
TUESDAY, March 90 1852
TUFYMo, o. M.--Baromcter 90 Thermometer 81
wind north Rainy and cold morning.
s j. M,--Barometer 29.lT. Thermometer DO. Wind
northeast IL is rainy and unpleasant evening
Rochester, o A. M.--Dark, and rather cold Wind
northeast Showing lightly. Thermometer 80
s + Nit showed all the morning and Is raining
hard. Wind northeast Thermometer 80.
AuBurN, 0 A.M.-It 10 q cloudy morning. Wind east.
Thei mometer Al
sp. Mt Is cold, rainy night Wind cast Thor
mometer 3S.
SYRACUSE. a. IJt IL cloudy morning, with the up
pearanco ofran Wind cast Thermometer 40
i. n.--It IL dark, stormy, and rainy evening with
n strong tastoily wind. Thermometer a.
Urea. o A. MA cloudy morning with prospects Of q
storm. strong east wind now blowing Thermometer
60
& p. Nit is q cold, stormy evening. Wind cast.
Thcrmoinetor32
Albany, 0 A. Mt Il dun and unpleasant morning
Wind northwest. THERMOMETERS 81. barometer ~
EelrIry bs.
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kinnIclaI.

SALE OF SAN FRANCISCO CITY STOCK.
The Commissioners of the Funded Debt of San
Francisco offered considerable amount of city stock
orredomption on 9th February, when the following
bids were made The average rate at which the
stock was taken was about the the former
redemption. The city is relieving itself of debt Ut
The -ratc Of SA.9CG for COO. Here are the
bids
opuCG or TaE COMMISSIONERS OF THE FUNnEp}
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mtelIIgence from French Culana.

Our advices from Cayenne are to the 29th Of Feb
ruary.
The accounts from Cayenne show that tho Louis
Napoleon interest is pretty strong il that depen-
dency The FtnMc dc Ia Guyane TrGnceise Of tho
2Sth. contains long list Of the public bodies that
have sent in to the Governor sadlresscs and ad-
hesions' to the French Caesar, from the "Privy
Council Of the colony down to tho "Chief Of Ba-
tallion, the corps oil officers and non-commissoned
officers of the militia" We see nothing eaid of tina
exes about whom so much is written on the other
side Of the Atlantic; SO we suppose mono have yet
arrived Indeed by some appointments lately made
by thc Governor. 1t does not appear that the au-
thoritics have even as yet fixed The places where
the "penitentiaries" are to be erected
On the 18th OF February the inauguration Of
Louis Napoleon to have been celebrated M
Cayenn by public fete. Te Dcum was to have
been sung in all the churches Of the colony three
royal salutes Of cannon to hayo been fired, and %
general Illumination to have taken place at night.
On the 2lst the Governor Issued tie following
proclamation
I,uAsrrAsTs French GuI,YA-
new constitution has just been decreel by tho Presf-
dent Of the republic the publication Of which will
soon be made throughout The colony.
After having suppressed the constitution Of 1913 and
dissolved the National Assembly Prince Louis Napoleon.
Bonaparte has made appeal to the whole of France:
and seven millions and half Of votes have justified and
sanctioned that act of Tigor and Of high policy This
unanimity almost Of slrages shows US the sympathy
and confidence which hc great measures taken By the
chief Of tho state inspire. =
Let then, al men d order rejoice nov have Tho
hope oflons years freacc aud prosperity
As te the agitators who should to propagate FALSE
doctrines. 10 lead astray the population AID inspire
them with mistrst regarding the acts Of tho government
10 the yaeabonds who seek in id.epesa 70 withdraw
hsmselvcs from work, which is duty for au-lct them
know that hepeeorth our power is very stron and
means Of r, prt ssiop very powerful.
The lately emancipatcd need give Themselves no TN
,asin'ss can give them the moss positive assurance
.aat whatever may be The form Of government in
France they will ever rrosc.ye.hoy aud thcr chilrep
the Liberty which HIS been granted them they work
as they ought to DO they VII he honoro and viii eoari
'Go 10 the prosperity Of the country.
inlabtants Of french Guiana. the good feeling which
sGlnate yon i Anre guarantee 70 THAI you will
ways lend your loyal assistance 10 am hority whose
constant preoccuIation i the well hcnc Of the colony
o. DE CHADANNEs Governor
CAYENNE. 21st February. 1859
\ decree OF the President Of the Republic dated
the I'D December. i published in the EcuiRe, ia
carry into execution the laws of the Both April
iS9, and the 18th July, 1851, Concerning the csts
blishment of colonial banks.
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BY the Collector General and which has been f,rrisy.
us by the Director Of the Government Press
Money continues tight, In exchange nothing Of nota
has been done. The Hawaiian Chamber Of Oomucres
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We think the number OF acres Of land returned
above, and the number returned by the Surveyor
five ever get our State suryeyed--wl show as
great dis crcpancy is exhibited in the valuation
put on th,n 10y the different counties.
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Tota, .oos 37o


TIo.oLufu MARKEr Feb I. j2--With the exception
OF lumber the demand for merchandise continues dull
at any time Tor the past three months. Sales at auction
in small quantities and many articles, of strictly
retail character and prices in this small
almost invariably below the invoice cost. Goods
abundant and imports contnucal of which have
to be stored. TO be worked off they best be
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large quantity Of baggage, tsols, 10. They left
nix miners at Panama, sent out by the Aqua Fia
Comps Fan. Pc0yvsae
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Advlces from the West INDIES.

we are inTossession OF Kingston (jaM8ica) papers
10 the I'D nlt inclusive.
The Journal, Of the 10Th, says.--
The screw steamer City of New York, Capt
Baxter, arrived here yesterday afternoon, from
Porto Bcllo. which place che left at noon on
Tuesday. She left New York on the 9TH for
san Juan, and met with very severe weather
in the Gulf Stream, breaking s'cut ofr' in con-
tending with it. She went down 10 Porto Belo to
coal, has come hither to have her machinery re-
paired. and will be ready to leave for New York
about Monday, it is expected. She had on board
fifteen passengers, Of whom Mr.. and Mrs. jeffrey
and two children, for this island and the rest ary
Granadiansc a roade TO New York. She brings na
news but reports the Cherokee at Porto Beo, about
to leave for New York, via Havana.
The Antigua papers announce the death of DR..
Musgrave, the public treasurer Of the island HI
unsupported treasurer of the colony in 1925
The Dcmarnra Royal GGcet mentions that n gen.
tleman in that colony had dried the banana and
produced an article superior toprnes in taste, color
and flavor, and expresses its conviction that if tho
dried banana should receive the same care and ut
tention in preparing il for the English market as
foreigners bestow on foreign dried fruits it woulk
prove powerful, if not successful competitor with
its foreign rivals, such prunes, figs dates raisns
&c, in the English market.
Petitions to Parliament were preparing in st. Luz
cir. relative to the sugar duties.
The small pox had prevailed with some severity
n Montego Day and Trelawnoy.
From Montserat we learn that Mr.. Edward Dacrcs
Baynts well known to many in this island. having
been Sipendary Magistrate in il some years, is
to be succeeded in the Presidency Of that island by
Captain Booth
Tie Dominica Colon,st, contrasting the present
with the past, r.marks;
''It will not require any vast amount Of intelli-
gencc to discover that Oh the score of prosperity
the year 1852 will bear favorable aspect when
compared with 1851. Tho staple productions Of our
country have fallen so much in value in the homa
market that il is not TO be wondered ut that oyery
branch of trade should feel the elccts at the pro-
scnt market prices Of sugars they will--oxccpt on
nvoraby situated estates-scarce'y pay the cost OF
reductions and hence the planter feels the pinch.
I nd that. too. mort snYarnlY. =
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Ili1l.

Feb, 10th, ~. Kidder, aged g, from Acxan-
diis, Genessee county, New York. died on board
The Golden Gate, ofdysentery.
Feb. 2tth Tbos. j. Blossom, aged %, from Turner.
Maine, died on board the Golden Gate, Of fever.
Feb. Goth O. D. Braisted, aged 26 from Essex
Essex county, New York, died on board the Golden
Gate, of ivssltery
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

kIEGsIoa, Jamaica, March IL, 1867
flour.Ve note sale OF 800 bbs. of Baltimore inn
ported previous to the imposition Of the additional Is.
duty at Jos. some other parcels Of same descriptou,
subject to the duty, have changed hands at U.s. in
lots Of loo hbs The stock empo but the article is Luz
very limited enquiry and it Is difficult to move any large
quantity Of recent Arrivals even at Bis. Meal--SmGi
parcels are being placed at 1Ss. 1875 per Dbl Demand
is slack and stock quite sufficient Ricc15 tres Caro-
lima sold at lis per 100 bssone smaller operations
have occurred at 1Ss. Bread-Imported descriptions
very unsaleatle with large supplies Only las and
1855 offered for foreign pilot and crackers. Butter
American sells at I'd. per H. Lard--Somc parcels OF
American placed at Cd. and I'D per ID. The
ket within the last two three days has been rather
buoyant at the quotations. porllnspeced is held
for OBS OBS, but sales diGeut thereat BeefWc
quote Baltimore at s2s and New York at 44s per half
Dbl. The market ia rather bare. Tongues-Pss'
wanted but their scarcity does not appear to have ia
yorably affected the market for which almost ur.
movable Hams-Wc quote American at Cd. I'D per
ID. 0n.cod moves very slowly at -. Cd per gall This
supply Is ample. CheeseAmercan Is dull at 3D. ~.
per h. Tohacco-Both cayendish and leaf are dn'i-
cult 81 sale, and in largo supply; The former may ps
quoted at l0d lid per lb and the latter at - per
100 lbs Corn has declined in value owing 10 tne very
receipts THETA operations which were rather ex-
tensive, were Effected Mt ~, per bng. Lumber-Whte
pine Ia yoty nlen The best descriptions do not COM
mand more than 7Gs while inferior qualities have been
sold at M low figure Cos per 1000 feet Cedar shin
Clos are worth 20s 22s and wood hoops ut 70s. per
1000 old-Americap par to Il per cent premium and
pleptiful Columbian doubloons ut per cent.
rrciuhts vessels taking freight for London
and Liverpool ai 7os for coffee and 5s Cos for sugar
per ton. Tonuage IL plentiful, aud vessels have been
choricrod 1t ~. }' rcg regd.s tor " LoaloA AMI
Liverpool,
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Total imports. ....................$18 1893 SCI 0S
Imports for the year 1850 at Honolulu. 1035O5S o.
Foreign exports for 1851 from honolulu. 3l5S31 AZ
Lahaina.... 5571 03
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
az the VIM. Penn.

The steamer William Penn Capt. Marks, arrived
yesterday from hagre.. The W. p. left New York
On the evening Of March 2d, and arrived at Chagres
h the abort time Of eight days and sixteen hours
The u. s. sloop-of-war Decatur and steamer Pro-
Eetheus, officers and crows, were All lying at San
Juan whom the VIM Penn let. Inc steamer Ala
bana Was still living nj San Juan, and was adver-
Gsed 70 be sold at public auction upon the 18th
ilrs San Juan was very healthy, and the water in
Chaeyes the h. II. M steamer Clyde, at anchor,
and saed the next day for San Juan. On the
night Of the 18th we got under way and ran
down 10 Navy Bay for passengers. Finding no
passengers, We again got under way aud returned
% thagros Took in l50 passengers FOR New York, 30
Or kngstcn, Jamaica, and on the Goth sailed from
etagres and arrived at Kingston in fair run Of 90
hours, landed our passengers for Kingston, took in
coal, water and icc and on the 23d sailed FOR New
York. Chacres aud Kingston very healthy,
The Legislature was still ia session at Sacramento
when the Oregon left.
Large and enthusiastic meetings were being held
m San Francisco by the hnti-Lana MONOPOLY Par
BY, which claim that the only valid title TO real
tate in California IL the actual occupant.
Passengers Of the steamer Oregon, which LETT San
Francisco Feb 2eth, and arrived ut Panama March
10Th, IL O'Clock, noon, report that the splendid
steamer North America, bethen master, Of tho
Vanderbilt line, the night OF the 18th February,
ashore about 20 miles 10 the southwark Of hcg-
pIeo, III about 500 passengers, all of which, with
the crew, were saved. The ship, however, Is total
Aoss. The n. A. was ran 80 high upon the beach
Shat many Of the passengers walked ashore.
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Total 90
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THE WEATHER.

The valuable services Of the marine officers Of the
Z. $. Vandalia continue to be daily devoted to
drilling the native troops in the fort, at Honolulu.
Their greatly improved discipline is subject OF
frequent observation, and evidence Of the skill of
those who have generously devoted themselves to
this important service. We are assured chat their
efforts in this behalf are highly appreciated by his
Fxcelleney the Governor, and other officers oil His
Majesty government.
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ARRIVAL or NHALERs DURING 1851,
Honolulu. LaJGtna keoak'g, Hin Waiseo
The daily union., 1852-04-11

very little about it, To question their competency 10 DO
this to deny their capacity for seifgovernmen II
they have The requisite Intelligence and honesty to be
nusted with the enactment Of laws for the government
OF white men, know OF no reason why lhey should mol
be deemed competent legislae ior the negro II hey
are sufficiently enlightened make laws for the proec
ton oil lie. liberty and properlyo morals aud educa
ton Ito determine the relation OF husband and wie-oi
parent and chd--I not aware that II requires any
higher degree OF civilization To regulate the affairs OF
master and servant These things all conhded by the
constitution to each State decide for ITSELF and know
OF why the same principle should mol be ex'
tended 10 the Territories My votes sand acts have been
in accordance with these views all cases. except the
instances ia which have voted under yonr instructions
THosE WE'RE YOUR VOTES AND NOT NINE entered my
recorded-and shall never hold myself responsible for
them believed then, and believe now, that il was bet
ter for the cause OF freedom OF humanity and OF repao-
cans leave the people interested TO settle all these
questions for themselves" N