Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-23
The Yeas and NAYS.

suPpltaslHs uie tFdInc III intoxicating dFlnks.-
furnished by the clerk Of the House, Us follows !:
YEAs-Alien, Bancroft, Barnard, Barrett of
Nlddlebury Barrettof Weston, Bachelor. Bick
nell, Birchard, Bliss Of Brandon, Blossom,
BoardmaR, Bonaey, Boynlon, Britton, Browning,
Bills, Bnzzel, Chamherlin Of PIainfield, Chan
der, Child Clark OF Georgia, Clark of Milton,
Coburn, Cushman Of Fairhaven, Daggett, Doud.
Drury, Dryer, Eaton, Field, Fletcher, Ford,
Gale Of Goshen, Garfield. Gibson Of Weslmore.
Goddard, Goodsill, Grandey Grosvenor Gustin,
IIager Hale, Hardy, Harris, hayden, Hayward,
Hickok, Hoag, Hotchkiss, Howe, Huntey. Jones
of Dover, josn, Kelley, King. Knapp, Lyman,
MOcomber, Mayo, McDanics, Needham, New,
Odds, Page, Paul. Pike, Porter of Cornwall,
Fayston, Prindle, Raymond, Remick, Rogers,
SayIcs, Sherman, Socomb SouIe, SPEAKER
Steward, Stickney, Stratton Walker, Wardner,
Weston of Springfield, Weston Of Wcathers
field, Whitman. Williams, Wright of St.
George, Worcester, aud Wright OF Whiting.
NAYs-Andrews Armstrong, Barber, Bar
low, BebeIl, Bellows, Bliss of Sheldon, Blodgett,
Blood, Bradley, Bridges, Burditt, Burrows,
Chanberin of MlddIesex Chase, Clarke OF
Charleston Gull Cushman OF Swanon, Davis,
Deane, Denlson. Dikeman Doane Dorand, Dyer
FAR, Fellows Fish, Follansby, Fox, Francis.
French. Fyler, Gale OF WndhalI, Carey, Gibson
of Pomtret, Gilman, Glazier, Gray of Arlington,
Gray Of Sheffield, Grswod Hamilton, Hancock
larshorR, tlazen, Hendee, Herrick, Howard,
Hunt Huston, lutchIns, Lane, Lund, Lyon
Mason, datteson of Glastonbury, Matteson of
SALISBURY, Moses, Parker, Phelps Partridge.
Pierce, PiunY, Pratt Prouty, Reed, Rich Rich
ardson OF Chester, Richardson of Sherburne,
Rosebrook, Round, Rublee, Scott, Scott Silver,
Eomers, Spalding, Spencer, Starr, Stearns, Ste
VEINS of Brighton, Stevens Of Guilford, Streeter,
Taylor Town, Vincent White of Bridgewater,
White of Washington, Whitney, Wright of
Castleton.
The Philadelphia Sun asserts that a certain
Mr., Peter K, Fisher, of SchuYkll county, Pa,
claims that he has completed draft of certain
machinery, which he concevcs will produce
perpetual motIon-the motive power being
leverage, weight, and pressure. Mr.. F. is quite
sanguine as to the ultimate success Of his inven
ton as hundreds have been before him. This
goes to show that the old adage about certain
class Of persons being not all dead yet" is still
as true as ever
One of the English Journals speaks in praise
of the additions to English literature made by
AlHVlSulo IL Fditlbulu|ly tAtUlc MIS- DlVNt,
and proposes that she shall be rewarded for her
late work on slavery. 1t asks Shall we doubt
thai people who redeemed tIleir owp slaves
with twenty millions sterling, will hesitate to
to give I'VE thousand pounds to woman who
has dealt the greatest blow to slavery which it
has suffered in this age?"
In 1851, ther' were 10000 Jews in Jerusa-
lem, This nunber has lately greatly increased
and that they are supported by Jews ia other
parts OF the world, particularly those in America
and Holland. These Jews reside chiefly on the
rugged slope of Mount Zion, over against the
temple. Many Of them are supported by annui-
ties, which they receive from their friends in
Europe to whom they have made over their
property, with this stipulation This money is
RENTED to a rich Jewish merchant at Amsterdam
who is called President of the Holy Land, and
the average amount which he receives may be
near G3000 Instead of doing good it seems
10 engender strife and ideness. These Jews
still anticipate the speedy coming of the Mes.
siah.
PERPETUAL MoTIoN-At the last meeting Of
the French Academy of Sciences, letter was
read from the American Consul, Mr.. Goodrich
requesting, in the name OF one of his fellow
citizens, information relative to prize said ia
have been proposed by the Academy for the
discovery of perpetual molten. II was unan-
mously-
Ordered, That Mr. Goodrich be informed
the Academy has mol only proposed no such
prize, hut it has adopted rule that no communl-
cation relative to such subject be taken into
consideration"
LUcK.-Mr. Anthony Cogger informs the
Newburyport Union that an Irish lad in his
family who ran away from Ireland a year o
two ago, received letter day or two since
from some Official parsonage at home. informing
him that he has fallen heir to Gl0, 600 besides
the income of $1,000. The boy is abon
sixteen years old, and came over here entlrell
destitute of means.
A telegraph despatch from Washington say
that Information has been received that M
Greenough, the sculptor, is a confirmed luna
tic
We regret to state that the above is tru'
in part at least Mr.. G is nov under the car
of DR.. Bell, at the Insane Asylum in Somervill
but il is most earnestly hoped by his man
flineds that bis alteration will be only tempora
ry.-Iranscript
Miss Pennet, niece of the Hon Horace Mann
of Massachusetts, has been appointed Protesso
of the Latin Language and Literature in Al
tioch College, Ohio, OF which MIR. Mann
elected President.
BosroN December l3.--The ship Elsnar
bound from London to New York, and whit
arrived off Halifax on the 9th in distress, +
ports having spoken on the 29th October, VILE
in lat. Is NJ, lon. 26 W., the ship Thacawaxi
Of Phiadelphia, bound from Liverpool for Au
traa, with 600 passengers twenty three
whom had died of scarletiDa
The robbers who entered the North Bank {
Saturday evening. failed to open the mon
safes, consequently nothing Of value was take
SEMINARY BURNED A Seminary at Rlc
mo,dyilIc. N. Y, was destroyed by fire ear
Monday morning. When the fire broke o
there were upwards Of 800 pupils in the bnil
ing asleep. l'hoy all escapsd, however. Lo
estimated at 9l4000. Insured
MAPLE SuGAR--The last Age published
Woodstock, says the following: Heney \
EnoIish of this town, made IS lbs of mar
sugar from the sap of few maple trees, viii
was gathered on Friday of last week. We h
nm opportunity of trying some OF the syn
which was very fine. We have had most {
lphtfuI weather the past week, resembling M
more than December
During the last month the publishers of W.
sters Dictionary have filed an order Tor CT
of the Unabridged" IRON Hong hong,
China, and another from Northern India.
The phonetic system of instruction has be
introduced into l45 public and 8 private scho
in Massachusetts,
From ls48 up to the Goth Of October L
one million two hundred thousand lmmgra
arrived at the port Of New York.
Mrs Deborah Randall who died at Annapo
Nd. on the 29h ult, was W years OLD, ana
ufien in her young DAYS, danced with u