Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-16

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THE CREsENT Cry AFFAIR.-The famous
Crescent Clty affair has terminated peacefully,
PurSer Smith having made affidavit that he had
not done what ne was accused OF bis affidavit
was accepted by the Captain General Of Cuba,
who thereupon revoked his order prohibiting the
entrance OF the Crescent City into the harbor
OF Havana with that famous individual on board.
Ir. Purser Smith can now go and come like
any other peaceube citizen, and Mr.. Law may
cultivate the things that make for his peace
.NM Era.
CHERRY PECTORAL.-We have departed from
our usual rule III regard 10 the advertising OF
Medicines, in admitting the notice of the Cher.
~ Pictorial to our columns. 1t is not patent
medicine, but one, The contents of which, are
well known to the medlca profession and which
has proved highly beneficial in the ca OF IA
number Of our acqualntances who were Serious
y afflicted with pulmonary complaints. Some
of our most sklltul and eminent physicians re
commended it 10 their patients IN their regular
Practice, and we feel that we are confemlng u
favor upon the public by making known lis viz
tues, Louisville Oh. .4duocqte.
A female prisoner in the Jail at Cleveland,
Ohio, lately escaped. Just as the aer entered
her cell she popped ont, and locked the TAILOR TO-
After enjoying her liberty for three hours, she
came back, entered her cell aud liberated the
jaer.
AT the last advice from Lake Superior, the
snow was from five 10 seven feet deep at Ontun-
agon. This heats Quebec tnhe as will be
seen by the following paragraph from the Quebec
G0zdtt OF the 24Ih ult;-
Winter has now fairly set in; steady
fall OF snow took place yesterday morning, and
the ground being everywhere well prepared to
receive it, thele Is now excellent selghlng
The ha-bor Is almost entirely dvrsted OF ship
ping, and everything about the wharves has as
sumed Its cold and wnlry aspect. Last night
the cold was severe, with keen north wind
aud II this weather continues, as 1t likely will
it IS sup posed our river steamers will not al
tempt over one trip more tins season."
Accounts from the Gulf of ST. Lawrance
state that the nackereI fishing has been unusual
ly successful Mackere are selling at 81 50 "a
So per barrel.
few days since, son of Mr.. Belts, of
Wayne, Ere Co., Pa was heating IL kettle Of
spirits OF turpentlne on sI0ve, WIN four younger
brOi hers and sister about bHn; the father was
absent the mother III an adjoining room when,
Oh The young man putting some rOsln IN the
kettle, 1t exploited or boiled ovsr on the stove,
lining the whole room with flame aud gas, and
striking every person present bind and elplesS.
Mrs, Belts Was found strangled by he nelghOurs,
aud al her children SO burned that three ui Them
died that nlgnt, aud the two remaining were
not expected to survive.
A child three years Old, was killed and eaten
by bear, recently, sat Flnlay's Mil Sancl,
| County, Michigan Ine fath1r Ol The chud
about ten. rods from IT. but out Of Its sight
at the time.
One OF the family of the Lennon slaves made
his escape two years ago. lie is now IN Canada,
aud on hearln. OF the freedom OF his friends,
he has forwarded, for their relief, his savings
during his twoyears OF freedom.
Blaze Skupinskl, the last of the two Polish
brothers, convicted of numbering Jacob Lech-
man, the ieweer boy, in Rchmong, last winter,
was executed at Philadelphia on Friday Of last
week.
EFFECTs OF FIRE UPON AN INSANE MAN
The Worcester Eggs states that the insane man
who escaped sufincatIon at the recent fire at
the W orcesler County House, was called upon
to testify beiors the coroner's jury, and gave in
his evidence as nelgby and correctly as any
witness. He wrapped hnself IN a blanket, and
laid down on the floor with his face to the ven
tilator, and thus saved himself He is not now
considered INSANE though he was before thought
TO be one OF the " lncurables"
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA The steamship
Philadelphia, arrived at New Orleans, yesterday
morning, with the mails from ) sac francisco, to
: the 10Th alt. he P. sailed in company with
the Illinois to New York, with 50 $50 600 on
freight. The City Of Sacramento has been al.
mos, entirely destroyed by fire. Destructive
res have also occurred at San Francisco and
Marysvlle. Pierce's majority in California, 49,
600.
Mrs Nichols, the woman's right editor of the
Wtndhnm County Democrat, received six votes
in the Vermont Legislature for Director of the
State Prison.
: Several new Free Democratic papers are
o abont being established at the West in antici
patton of the great fight of 1856.
~, A WoMAN's MAN.-Gerrilt Smilhsays, "Wert
y you to ask who elected me ?-i should answer
l. the women. The women pleaded and prayed
d for me and am elected. Thanks to the womet
IS for such result"
DEATH FROM GRIEF.-Two maiden ladies
Miss Izabeth and Miss Mary Beaufort, age
u II aud 70 respectively, resided at Tavslock al
N her lives together doing acts of charity am
lie benevoIence, Ga Monday, Miss Elizabeth
who had been aiIlng tor some time past, die
= and her sister was so affected by the circum
stance, that she too expired within an hour, a
~ though she had been up to that time in the er
ioyments Of usual health.--LondOn Shippin
- Gazette.
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