Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-05-27

| in New 1OTk, belonging 10 e. H. o"llt' was
burnt on Monday. Loss estimated at 375,O00;
insurance. $250,000. A great quantity OF sugar
was destroyed. The Journal OF Commerce says:
! "The burning sugar illuminated the city
over a wide extent, and attracted a myriad OF
small birds resembling swallows, which swarmed
through the atmosphere. The light striking on
their white breasts, made the heavens appear to
be filled with snow fakes"
The TEHUANTEPEC TREATY.-The ". \.
| Heralds Washington correspondent says, Fres-
ldent Arista's letter 10 President Fillmore has
| been sent 10 Mr.. Fillmore directly and not
through the New Mexican Minister, and will be
laid before the Cabinet on Monday, as soon as
translated.
According to the above authority, Mr.. Letch-
er, the American Minister, now makes per-
emptory demand on the Mexican Government
OF a recognition Of the validity Of the Garay
grant-intimatng that no other arrangement
will be listened 10 for moment under the cH-
cumstanCes.
TROUBLE IN MExiCo.-Recent information
from the city of Mexico reports great excite
ment as prevailing in consequence of cnnspIr-
acy being discovered against the government
on The 24lh ult. Several arrests had already
taken place, and the citizens generally were
purchasing arms, with which to defend them
selves The government bad ordered that
body of troops be Immediately despatched to
the mouth of the Gala CGleuse. Outbreaks
and war alarms in that unhappy country are al
most periodical.
DEPARTURE OF KossUTH.-G Governor Kos
suh and suite left Boston on Tuesday for Al
bany by way of the Western Railroad A large
= crnwd sccOmnaniad h1n, In tho dpnof and he
was sevem times most enthusiastically cbeered.
r He arrived at Albany at tour O'Clock OF Tues
day, and was met by the Secretary Of State and
the Mayor of The city. After the usual cere-
monies had taken place, Kossuh was escorted
to the capitol, where he was addressed by Gov.
Hunt, and welcomed in the name Of the State.
The reception was like his receptions every
where else in this country, most enthusiastic.
Horace Preston, the fugitive slave. who was
recently returned to his alleged owner from New
York. has been purchased by his friends, and is
on his way back. So says dispatch from New
York.
CHOLERA IN THE WEsT.-The 81. Louis
Signal learns that there have been several cases
of cholera a st. Josephs, with some deaths. 1t
r has, as yet, heard The name of but one victim.
James Roberts, Of Ohio. There have also been
some cases of cholera in Texas.
g Dates from Texas to the 10th inst, have been
received The Wing State Convention had
met and declared tor Fillmore as President
Strong compromise delegates were appointed to
(, the National Wing Convention OF Baltimore.
=, The Austrian Government has seized nine
hundred Bibles. the property OF the British and
s Foreign Bible Society.
CRYSTAL PALACE IN FRANCE,--Among the
l last DEGREES of Louis Napoleon before surren-
doring the nominal Dictatorship, was the follow
ing:
S IAN edifce destined to receive the national
exhibitions, and which may serve for public
ceremonies and for civil and military fetes, shall
10 be constructed OH the system OF the Crystal Pal
It ace in London, and established in the Great
k Square In the Champs EIysees."
W FREE MASONRY IN FRANcE-Louis Napoleon
N has determined to suppress Free Masonry in
r FraGce u effect which the Grand Master of the
- ORIENT of France has issued an order prohibiting
- any official meeting of free masons before the
y first of January, 1858.
e. FEMALE INCENDIARY AND RoBBER.-An
ne American hired girl in the family of Mr. Brew
ed er, of birmingham, named Wyman, has been
=
ting fire 10 his premises in the night. After
lbs her arrest, uppears articles stolen from MIR.
r., and Mrs. Brewer were found IN possession OF
we the accused, and also several dresses belonging
- TO the young ladies' oil Mr.. Brewers school. She
was examined and fully Committed for trial
~ without bail, on the charge OF robbery and arson.
~ A FURIOUS WILD CAT-On the plantation
OF A. Henderson. Esq, some twenty miles be-
rt low, in the parish of Concmdlu, LOUISIANA, as
ID Mr. Hendercons negroes were clearing Up a
b. piece OF woodland on Friday last a MD cat
n eaped IRON tree upon negros shoulder, with
" such an intense ferocly, that no efforts could
We dlSengage his grasp until the negroes cut him
)r IN two and thus released their suffering CON-
w panon. lie was game 10 the last. The negro.s
n arm will have to be amputated. Free
10 Trader.
r. The Athens Messenger states that during the
E recent flood, good sized Touring mill was
/ seen floating down the Ohio. which was capturii
s ed and g. hauled to" at Pomeroy. 1t contained
a all the necessary fixtures for grinding, including
"a hoppers, two run Of stones, &c.
III Fllz Henry Warren, First Assistant Post Mas
IN ter General, has rendered his resignation, in
a consequence of some difference of opinion be-
III tween him aud the Post Master General. MIR.
$, Warren having avowed preference for Gen.
al Scott, ana Mr., Hall tMnklng such an express
at sion OF opinion unbecomlng in head of a
! bureau
h Judge Green, of the First District Court in
= New York, has decided that boarding. house
y keepers have no right to detan the trunks and
l. clothing OF their boarders for non.pay pent Of
lie board.
rk MINEsorA.-The vote on the acceptance of
ID the Malne Law in Minnesota was not very large,
at s53 ballots berg given for the law and co.
:, agunst ii.
10 MASSACHUSETTS AND SoUTH CAROLINA
, Since 1880, the whites of South Corohna have
r multiplied at the rate Of 90 per cent. the whites
o. OF Massachusetts have multiplied in the same
ed time 293 per cent.
r. PAUpERlsM IN New YoRK--Thare wsr1
27l3 persons in the different Institutions OF the
10 New York aims house department during the
~ ~ month of March The outdoor poor numbered
- = 1921.
in ROMAN CATHOLICS IN BUFFALO Fea new
at Roman Cathoic Churches have been built at
y, Buffalo within few years, and great Cuthe.
e. dra which will cost 1920 900, is now in process
er Of erection.
DIV AHH NhINEsE'-iI Is estimated, thlt a, the
3 rate the celestials are now pouring into Cafor
$ :: ma IN the next five years fifty thousand of them
Will have emlgrated. 1t takes thirty five dollars
to carry them from Hong Kong to California.
On A Mr.. Edward Moffatt died at Plateyille,
IS WIS, not long SINCE from the effects Of chloro.
ne lorm administered previous to an operation to
IN educe fracture Of his leg.
n IMPORTANT TO farmers. Judge Thompson
&c OF The Court of Common Pleas 10 Pennsylvania,
boe J,c;lrJ Al. = .