Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-11-26
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Street, New York, has commenced the publi-
cation Of curious and attractive paper, which
he calls the "Jngics,de." The prominent fea-
ture i'll the numhcr we have received is the
commencement Of a new and important Chap
ter in American History, under the title Of
"The Philadelphia Conspiracy" which is like
ly to attract widely the public attention Mr.
Beman snys:--
Ihace d'scorcrcd ne .7utior of The celebrated
"NEW BUR Gll LET TIERS" --erposed I'M
founded preiemsionS uriich hare aireaiy passed
as Etc!s upon he pages of History, laid
bare The genuine .!tdhors AMI objects fthe most
remarkable Conspiracy NJ modern times.
lNe ,cork has cost me some t,cciuc or eighteen
month iujor, erten5tUe researches dmtng oy1gi
raj uaPuJhShed revolutionary papers md docu-
meniG from the pens Of such men as U.3SBLN'G-
TON; HiHiL1 on, tie tro .NURRLSES,
.N3DASON JONES, Gen rats GREEN
and CITIES, Coioneis PICKERING, and
BROOKS, .Naior ARMSTRONG;, &c., &c.,
found among their pirate papers al Boston,
.Ncic York; Phiiideiphid, and Washington.
Ihnppencd to be at UaShington at The time o.
the conRagraiion Of the Congressional Librny
and iCdS .t1rtunate enough TO rescue from the
fumes, on The day precious to the fire, some his
toricdt records, Of uhtch beliere hare now the
only copies IN existence, relative 10 this subject
These together tcih much other rare and ullil-
able, and some curious matters Of history, tend
ing 10 MroW great light upon he nature, and orr
gin, Of our .inerican Government, OF the tao
great political partieS,-dnd of taxation, ,ciH
all be published m the series alluded ~.
THE Whoie huue endcuuoredto execute in the
spirit Of mpartiahty, and shall al'OaVs give my
authorities, so that 9th, RS can judge as treN as
myself Of tie nature Of my conclusions.
If Mr.. BEMAN's publications justify, or ans
wer the expectations he thus awakcns, he need
have no fears that his "lngleside' will not be
patronized The number before US is very
handsomely printed.
The Western Reserve Of Ohio voted
for President thus-Scott 1864 Pierce II, =
lS9 Hale 1869. Scott over Pierce l4Gl.-
In l5i0 the vote stood for Taylor 1921 Cass
435 Van Buren, 1911; Cass over Taylor
3l97. The result is a very decided Wing
gain.
The editor of the New Hampshire Pa
triot has been shown a magniiicently mounted
cane--an intended gift to Gen. Pierce from
about dozen Of the citizens of Concord, Me-
redlth, and Plymouth, in that State. The top
is composed Of gold, massive in appearance,
and beautifully chased. There are engraved
on it the arms Of all the States in the Union.
Tile great Telegraph case Of F. o. ].
ninth Il all nd 9th hos hoo
decided in favor Of the complainant, Smith.--
The amount Of interest at issue in this case is
said to amount to upwards OF half j mllloa OF
dollars.
a PROPER GIFT.-The Wings of Nash
vile, Tenn have presented the editor of the
Banner, General Xoicofitr, with fine silver
tea set, in acbnowle Judgement of his services a:
Il staunch advocate of Wing principles. We
know Of no editor in the Union to whom al
honor 50 high is more properly due.-BoStor
alas.
--Thc last injunction sued out by the Pas
sumpsc Railroad against the Boston, CONCORD
and Montreal road, was dissolved By Judge Col
| ldnler, on uesudy.
Tile increase of Banking business IN tn,
shape of loans, stocks, gold and silver, &C., il
the State Of New York, during the past year
has been over th.rty-eight millions of dollars
The amount now Invested is over tco hundret
nations of dollars.
Tie troubles between the goyernmc1
Of Nicaragua and the Transit Company, it i
believed viii be alnicaJiy settled. The matte
in dispute IS only about $4,000, which tn
Transit Company offer to pay, providing the!
can do so to a regularly appointed agent of tn
Nlcnragua government
thus LAKE FISHER Es.-The fshere.
on the " estcrn Lakes have gradually ncreas
ed, until instead of being carried on by fe,
Indians and half breeds, as they were fey
years since, IL eco persons are now more O
less dependent Oh the fisheries of lake Mich
gan alone.
The Liquor Bill of New Nampshir
Pronounced Unconstitutional.
CoNcoRD, n, H., Wednesday, Nov. IL.
The Judges Of the Superior Court, IN thi
State, have decided that in each of its seyera
details, the Liquor Bill of the last June sesslo
of the Legislature Of New Hampshire conflict
with the Constitution.
- The steamship United States arrived a
New York on "Wednesday, from Aspnwa
brings Kingston dates to Nov. 18th, $4,000
III specie, and full compliment of passenger:
"A PRETrr IDEA.-We find the follow
ing gem in New York paper "Lost-Yes
terday, somewhere between sunrise and sun
set, two golden hours, each set with sixty dia
mond minutes. No reward is offered, for the,
are gone forever"
An extra session of the Texas Leglsla
ture has been called for the 10th of January.
- The Legislature of North Carolin