Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-11
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Observation-Disclosures Irnc ls'.-.Thc com.
mitee appointed by the Wing City Conycu.
ton, have issued an address t. the Wings of
the Union, inviting them to send large and nu-
merous delegations t. the National Convention
and pledgng the hos ptailty Of the city to all
visitors.
The vote in the Democratic Convention on
the two third, rule is deemed fatal to Mr..
Cas-.
Anothc- Buchanan caucus is being held to-
night. HIS friends are sangune. Dcknson'o
prospects are also Frightening.
AuoURNFr.--W& Washington. June 1.-The
Presbyterian Convention adjourned last night,
sine die.
Later FROM TENAs.-ny Tie steamer Mcxi-
GO, arrived lat evening, We have Galveston
dates to the DBL Ria steamer ashton arrived
at lndianoId, from New Orleans, last week,
with 10 recruits, under Lieut. r. W. Johns
ston. The Galveston Theatre was closed sew
cral nights last week, in consequence of the
sudden death, by cholera, OF Mrs. franklin, the
actress.
SHWWfEcK A>2 Loss OF Ten LTEs-New
Orleans, MAY 81 The ship Tennessee, which
arrived here yesterday for repairs, reports that
ON Friday might, in the Cult Stream, came IN
contact with barQue lairmount, fron Cteninc-
Cos, bound for Philadelphia, run over and sunk
her in ii few minutes. The first mate and one
seaman were saved; the remainder, consisting
OF the Captain, one lady passenger AID eight
seamen, wen down with the vessel. AS the
night was dark, and the wind LoWing very
hard, was unable to render any assistance
Ehe Tennessee was much injured, and is leak-
/ ing badly she was bound To llavrc.
late and Important from McNi,o.-Thc
TChUantCpCc Route.
New Orleans, MAY %.
W. have dates from Mexico to the 18th Inst.
The news generally is unimportant, except a
report that the Chamber of Deputies had pas
scl ,}lII granting the Right of ways across
rehuanlepec 10 Col. a. q. SLoo, OF New Oh
leans, by vote of 60 to 20.
Thoma, Mcashcr II, Albany.
ALBANY, jane IA meeting was held here
Tonight at which the Mayor presided, relative
to giving a public reception to Thomas Mesgh
er, and committee was appointed, Of one irou
each ward, to make ne necessary arrange
ments.
A Street Al. 'v- Cholera AT the south.
CINcINNArL June John Fl. Haven wa,
killed few days since in street atlrAy by W
Dobson, editor Of the jackson (All,s) Star
Dobson was arrested, and after an examination
acquitted.
Mr.. James Dickson of Cantcn, Miss, re
Gently lost ten OF his saves by cholera
, The deaths hv cholera durln. the past wee
at New Orleans were 81.
Gold al The Niut
PHILADELPHIA, June The amount o
Gold received at the Mint during May wa, -
100000. The exports for the sam, period 81,
957,O 900 leaving an excess of $4,3l3OOO.
Fusiti'cH.. "a.c.
HApRIsBURGu, IS are abb, 10
p ng taken To to testto- /" -alty of the proceed
ings OF the United States Commissioner in ar
resting lames Phillips. an alleged slave, fey
days since. There Is much excitement on Tn
subject, and steps are being taken 10 purchas
his freedom.
a. rnc large shaft Of the Tunnel Machine
= weighing soue ten tons, left the depot IN TN
y town on Friday, for the lI1osac mountain, |
y was placed on four pairs of heavy WACO
wheels and drawn by sIx yoke of oxen.
passed over Green river bridge, west OF Main
v street, without any trouble, or the bridge hayin
= Ia be braced mp. 1t took nine yoke oi oxen l.
70 draw 1t Up Snelburn mountain. - Greenlie!
Gazette.
h QPNoRrnGRN q. H. RAILROAD
Low SrrArNs has been elected President
h this Corporation; GEORGE \. KErrrll r,
e elected treasurer, and JosErn b. WALkll
!, Clerk.
~ n a sick nan was told uat nothing coul
y cure mm but PDANr ot catmp tea,