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1t il announced that the Minister Of Matine has
gwen orders prepare several ships for sea- and to keep
them in readiness 10 receive the persons who have re-
moved from the place OF residence assigned them and
any members OF secret societies who may be discovered
in pursuance OF the decree of the President condemnng
Them to transportation. The following are the ships
under order for that purpose The Mogador steam
irgae, OF 650-horse power at Rochefot; the Canada,
$50, at Cberbourg the Chrisiophe Colonb OF 49, al
Brest the Duguescn, OF 70 guns and the Aher corvette
soreshp, OF 500 tons. The government may Illus trans.
port 1900 men TO Cayenne in twenty days There are
sufficient in u" Mediterranean for the transport
Of leons in Algeria
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ANOTHER FIRE.
A BLOOMER IN ARAGE

r, Harriet P"n'r0{ gi:es lhe cdoor Of ''a
F'y""o'h Banner Few o'gS ia ine bread has
"s, '"' H' 'Hpf '''neHee' eve 10 ilm,, tis-.
,'e.' u" ! &c 10 ta"S q, beautiful as you d. hear
"e' - OH'" S'1's Iohrdd..
u usve, SIR, vita others, stepped boycrd to
bounds ot ia'bon. that reno .sele,~ jvrant ~ 10
rules more subjects than sny ten "t err.
IN gHHest ii gS--apd On what crime u t., IN
ne eyes oi Scme snNer'sIlve modest to'6s
"el, sir, IS there really anything rnrdesl b.
pair Of pants and short dress? lfth.r,,..
thea Your sex must be minode>t beyond dse,.a'
IEe truth Is, the mmode-iy isail I'M gju,don.
and not IN lie dress. Whcn / hear . mau o.,
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There bv these r,,,,,rl, " a,i rae ,!t,,,,. ,,
- where Scot co,r,,,,, ,,,,, ,. .i,.,,,,r of ,,
plwa first halted ani G,,r-J u,s br. ns he soyy i,
drawn up in I'M. hrp. .,t u,,, c,-,rd ,h. ,vo ar.
m,s STOOD and looked .orl oti. in the {, m. from
forenoon al 9 o'clock pi ni,l,t." " "rb.."s,iln.
where you see that ,lyerp is ,ii,. r,r. vhsr. Ain
Ter stood " tyn he s,r.d no h,r,. an. b,,for, a,d
lh"e it was when asked lr ,syo,cu # h.. r,l i,,;,
tae battery, that he po,c the ta,,,us re,i. q. ,cl
hy, Alr:" and rytt ,puosfo ID, ne ,rro., ,hr rom,
~as ;ue battery ot uy, su,,a. winch ,y.e..
riJlc work wih your Il.s; ppd there g, t,rt sn.,.
pHr - where the ruus v>--r taken. %, ,g- 4 n,r.-
cans and th"re where y.u wee tina, Cho-c.I a. ie,,
scott "as or tie .u,' time, severely vvu....f, ala
Hl";ed from Ihe loss u biuU, and was Cared r.r
me Oush.' bid oC.u hgm Ike bra.c .eIlow. J
'sNel y IS, nJred" sai9 he, h- ioc.tt iAe &
gallant so'dl"iiy iryw, a.1 It was one Vi 're pet
"rst battles that was eN~r fought Those six vhite
p ISIS IL the grave l",c. cose y the sde Of win.
was The battery, mart the spot where we buried 9
bHtish ana Amtican otf,c~ts, all tpgctnrr, wln
'',lf hI-'' H""eniuie+ watches, and co!nes
i'onuy Lane IS n"w b'oau highway. o. yo,h
Sides "i II are iarm.housrs and grzlng fields. i
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several Hundred Houses Destroyed (!
Three or -Four ThoA,aui People Honcless,


Yesterday morning between nlne ani ten
"c'oc l'e btoEe oJt IN 81, Catherine ST.,
- Lawrence Sh'mps, originating, as we are
'h'or",eu' IN 'Ae onip''dln-- 10 The house; oc-
c"PieH oy MI. W -Ug", DI"er ST. Uon.n!que
street
FROM TINS, 1t was earned by the wind in q
nolth elster'y direction. Toe adjoining houses
peIn- all ro"led wnh WOOD Hnd g'nerIIv buht
oil '"e Sime material and the ldte dry weather
al'I"g rendered them rs dry is u.t@I tie
Il iInes spie ,d with as, u shi = piity. There
w'saghn no water IN Tin" ., scry lr, when the
Are connenced W hat m'dness, or blindness,
% neglect cou.d nave p'rh'ueJ thIS 10 b. thc
ci*e aIef the lnghtJi Calamity which visited
us but one sa'u moa,n A-o, Or upon wnom The
blame must rest, we do not pre'end to s,y;---
cnt thai We ieel assured OF, that the people u
ho"''r'I VIII, VITA one voice, denanI an in
We igaaon injp The uses of our disaster ana
justice ~ '''s' tboss WHO are Gu p'ble. Our
. itaue'S may Imagine NE l'v'c wucn such Il
ire un1HeStcd' w"n'd specify mike, bnttnou
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7 service, TO receive se3tiOn # land on th,
route. 1t also gives to II. . Lcilley the ligh
to construct along the lines ot these militarl
stations line of Telegraph. 10 lie pr0tectcd anl
guarded by the u :. troops tie post and hib
Italons OF the soldiers to be constructed by
themselves.
Mr.. Rus; opposed the bill. and after some
debate, 1t was postponed I'LL tuesday.
On motion by Mr.. Dawson, to take up a bill
TO refund 10 Georgia certain dvances made t.
/ troops during the Indian warin lc}S, the vote
stood IL yeas to nays-uota quorum. AoJ
HOUSE.
The further consideration Of the bill "a
amend the postage Jaw was postponed Until to-
morrow
Mr. Gray, from the Committee on the p st
iilces and Post Koais. reported IL bill author
IzIng the Postmaster G-netl to contract for
the transportation Of The tnuls sent monthly, in
hr'f class steamships, between I"rsy Ci'y, port
33I New York, and Galway. in Lei md, wa. st.
JOINS, T.. f authorizing II contract with the
lowest bidder Tor four years. the sum 10 be paid
I"r such service not to exceed $4,000 the
rpnnd trip Referred to The Committee Of the
Whpe on the stat of the Union
Inc House went mo Committee on the De-
hc'ehcy bliI, and resumed the Consideration Of
OF the Scnnte Amendments.
w hen the q Iu,e appropri1tinr Sl31 S0) for
contingent expenses Of toe s,eu,lp was under
c cn''dert,iol, Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn .ssee. moved
reduction ot th4 upprcyr ,tiua. anl slij IN
Eho oi TINS was to ply tGY hotel bills of l..
h0Nsn'h AMI s'ulc. wnlo they were IN ;his ciiy
lie read the items. such as boird. ten nirlors
seventeen ciaAbers brandy ami cIulr-, hick
hlrc, &c. hese expenses were Sl4 DAY for
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Correspondence of the Free Press )

lsrR 1T. Men Jnrr "a ,.5o
In these d,ys of >y,t, r,.,,o, o,l r,,,, a
strnm over land AMI w,,t.r. # j.. d,ii;ci y, ,L .l
AMI where y,u viii ID leisure hour ,o,vi,. ,rb.
World sr-us To be Oh n race with ,iI . ,b,- r,r.
ana # thct venernLl. oru,l.m,n d,.s mn, ,,.,, h;
~ the Word ul!l ue 20 tar nb.ut tlut bs ,,,iiI f
himself 'no.,yhrie" Spr,ly N. ,,,,,,.,,, ,.,,,.
tb- .,,4st lv,s,,r,. ..... -, -
isa.,..;..- ...l... '''' ""'' won
,,,,, .,..,, ''''' ~ '"''' -
,..,i -. '- - w. '''>' '''e "'o''
s,r,,,,. ~ i,,.,..a. ''' " VI ~ w '
,,, s,,, 81, ,,,.,, ,,....... - ''''' o''U
leg ami ,nn .I,,,., -, ,.,., ...,,I ,.- ,'I
I,., bo,,,. mr. i,..,...,.,. '''' vac
jl,s; 81, hurd,,.d mi, G ,.l. ~
i,-,,. fl, 20 '''17' 0'
To tn. t.,rUr.,h . v,, ,,,,,, ,,, ,L...,'-,
any jhiup to :. =, ,,,,,i ,.,,, ,.,,., ,, :
,r,,r,rI, mus ~, '!''" IT, IL '"' '''
Won must hss,,. ,n, .o, ,,l..,, ,,.,, 1''
,oi,d :, s,.,,,, i,,,.,., Wv ''' ''' 81
AN inch ,rJ ., ,ic ''' ~
drowned. t,.v >yili d,.,, ,,, 1''1 "'e
iuu.t c,nt4ss r. ,,,..,, ,,,,, ...t..
eHhi,.rat,s MI. .o,,l
n,bt # L,.,. -. . .l......'; - "'' 1'
it works,n e,r,,,,,o ~ ~. ''''''
o,,L ,,,,.t ,i..... ''' "'' NV WI"
''N' ''F'o '''u-"'s--l 'H'HHe' one - laughter.
""u NY ''"o''on' 'F' P'hsurr"De. Moie ;haH once,
"''' F'' my H'g'N 10 ny pa to See II IVA, stu
we o' " }" Il H'"o.t beat ms swift larlIjty IA
az "'e ''"'''e''s o. men AMI thlEg-,--lue " last'
'' s'-""'du' '"Al are B" and upon eytry fhHg "a
''e ." Ne' me 'hi"N th"t the pu'sr ~ by
""1 "ed' '"uf 'h'es where lh' y hrat once ~
"'I ',., n,,'
,... II,',,. .'' '1' "''''' ""'!s 10 ci'caWStan'
.,,,; ,'''' "" ~ "'e "e'o,s h. "e .-''r be one
r.'' ''''' va ''11S l. Vi 'her viewing The
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IL We learn that our old Wing friend,
Lr"is liIoeEi, attended he Locotnco Sts,e
Convention, yesterday, uni on co.i.ag o1r de-
cllred he would attend 10 more W as Con-
vea'ioDs! Nhea sssel Why nc answered
that "Nhig Conventions were So ;n{tTnalLy
oesa0IeG 'hIi 90 man could be comfortable -
-~aile 10 Locofoco Co.vs..Lo.s ,.e.e Is p.rnl,,
"a nom, good circulation Of Ar, aa3 - free
choice .! seats. Lewis Is : sens. .o.s :e.,ogi
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The Grent Fire in Montreal.

One of the most disastrous fires tnIt ever oc-
cured on III Continent has just terminated It's
work Of rum in Montreal. Ne earn from our
friend JonN D. CAMPBELL, Esq, VINO af, Mon
'real TINS morning, tnlt the cJnfagraton has
exhausted itself at last, after h,yinr destsoYe /
not less iAIL onc-fc'a.h If the Cay We coo,
from the Mcuirta, Gc=et,e Of yesterday mcrn-
ing ltor Which We are in obted to orr towns
man Mr J. II. BrRrsrr) some details OF tne
commencement cf ths IRE, aad It's progress Up
10 time tnnt niner want ~ t,rcss.
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LRASTi5S FAIRBANKS.
For lieut.. Cor rn,r.
WILLIAM {. KiTTRHDGE.
for Treasurer.
GEORGE iiUWES.
Tor l. ,ctofS Ct Large.
PCETuS BAXT TEH,. A. z. LYMAN.
Far Ntaic Cenirm Comm;Uee.
Carlos Baxter,
g. ". Erdndey,
j.. y. iris.S.
Edward Kirkland,
Is VI. Bartholomew,
Henry stcwcli,
Henry NJ. Bates.
+. +. WALTON, Jr. Of ashinGton County.
IRON the Eonultiee appointed 10 prnprre and
report IeSo.u ions, reported the following, winch
were read and unlni,nously adopted:
ReSJIred, That We, the Wings of Vermnrt. in
State C".N"Hu d,>rtnn ed. r'Idiiiiy t. do II. III.
n"mtnlilo" o. Gen NlAFItLD &C .Ir and AM 4
GRAHAM Tor Fir:l4rtt aGd Wee P. >rdtnI oi he
uW I'd safes; "ld tdu in' NhgSu V-.mlul VIII
give to these ciuJII,tcs their u.Iuiuous aiI en-
rtG"iIC sdpp lrt.
Res irsd, Ihal we do hereby declare our firm al
tachmrnt I" TIE ~ tlG party ot tie Uu,on. AMI nc-
c' ,T c"''lfli" an! cln'ei y,'vr principles
h- LcIer o lc,tptlu.e OF Cen - NH, NJ Sc,i, '''
Hes9ioed, That wrt"i we iecccii~e tn, pri,ci-
"a | ,y ,',r. .,,'', ever afs ti'"H'
l;,.nt snppot 80 ~,t:
.p, IH - ,o n"t"iCAH M Indy TRY; sp"ena
'ri""N';,,
a .alS,r,, i' or%U' | ,,, ,n' "a, "+n'r ',n
mrtrr'ri
Tgs sPa, D-,,, '-,,. I''H' o.,
1e1en' o,e'a'! sr'rrr- our ever w.n dee ir4"rd 10
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The Convention re-asscmbled in increased
numbers, at the Grove near Union Street. s.
Iected for the purpose anl resumed the unin-
lshed business OF tn Convention.
MIR. kimblll, of Win lh,m County from the
Committee, appointed to nounlnlte permanent
officers OF the Convention, sub nitiel their re-
por'' which was unanimously adopted, and is
ps follows:
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II. CASPG, rex.
On motion Of Ilcnnn Carpenter, Of Wash.
In1ton County. sad co:amunic llion from III,
Slate Com nitIee was accepted, and referred ,c
the Committee On Nominations for State @
ticers, with Instructions 10 report notninltor
/ Of five gentlemen to constitute the Wblg St,,,
| Central Committee.
Mr. De"ey, Of E''ex C mnty, intro iu,el .bc
following resolutions. wAicl were rell an
adop'ed;
hCSsirod, That 'hc Convention proceed 10 max,
hNnn1ll"i OF G'vrrn"r. Lieut.. Governor ant
i.rlsofer "i the Su,o, IL rhr lowing manner:
iHr m'ln0tfs OF tac Convention tu as.ruiJle il
thrli respective County Conventions tur,hwIn ,,.,
appoint COMMITTEE equal to double thr,r r,,,rsr,
'"U"n IN the Siatt S-uhtr, and htHd the names %
ne prisons 80 selected 10 The President of tine Con.
N'h,"h, who shall rrc"gIiz" sad six,N prisors "A,
The C"nirr On ~latr o., nliiniluI.. a,ii ty,, aid
com "iuev L meet lmmrdI IT, y ni-f tupIr n,,oiui-
l"r ahd prr,eni tlCkrt ut o. ,lnIn4liou- Tor -latp
O!"crIs Ioi ia" conslGcIau"u o. 'hr Convention
HfSo.red, That The Comm tee on STATE Nnmi
h"i' present iur the cul,-uetHIlun OF tn. Cuny+u.
20 Ih" nam so tg" persons as caudlIties I
L' el"Is ~ L"rg- ot frcsideLt Aul Vice Pr,sjd, II
0 The tnucd Safes.
On motion Of Mr.. Barrett, Of 4 lAisoa Conn.
ty' the Convention resolved rscif INTO Cona Y
''' P'P''Se Vi c'rT!'hI mo
,,,,o so,., ,t. '','''''', ''' ''''' some
Cn..,. .,,c ''''"'" me
t,o no,,;,.,;',. "''',s" E'"''''nei'' on
rnns varo .a..a,..',I '',r' 20 y ''"'' ''o''' 'n'
>..., r,. ,'' O''''''',''o 10 ""Ha
St,,o Crn,r., r.'...','' i,''' '''' 1' 's' anu
=. ni,,to. r"''',
''"'3' d" c'sie' iiur"oou, il2iI,
I,,..u
""W'm t0.--McssrS. Kirkland, Perry
Starr SAWYER Sarne,n, K,uh,n
"'. N'""'' N'"'""''
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WING state Convention.
burlington, W., July I. 1852.

PursnInt To notice given, the q" hlgs of Yer
mon, IN great nu nbers assembled in State
Convei t on in the spacious Hell in Bank Bloc k
~ BurIlng'on Oh the 9Th Of luy, 1852, at II
O'Clock IN the forenoon, an were called to or.
der by Hon. JoHN DEWEY. Chairman of the
state Committee.
On motion, EDwAnp KIRKLAND, Of Brat,le-
boro, was appointed President and E. +. DA-
vEY, OF Burlington. and Thomas UALE, of
Windsor, Secretaries, pro TEN.
On taking the Chnr, Mr. KIRKLAND adj.
dressed HE Conyenion ina few ieiicitous, ap-
proprlltc and eloquent remarks.
On motion Of ii. B. STACY, of BURLINGTON.
it was
R"Olrei That a Committee Of one from each
O"ul''l, he upplnttd on nuIunaton Of the Z, hai
l" nominate Ulcers tor the PERMANENT Org iuizniun
oi tins Convention
" herenD"n ;he following named gentlemen
were appointed to constitute said Committee:
John kmblli, NinIhlm County; Merritt
Allen, Bennington do; ID II Hilton, " indsor
do; George w. Strong, Rutland do.; y. :.
Church, Addison do; b. ". Barlhn!omew
Orange do; "m. Harmon, Chi,tcuicn &C..
edward y. " ebb, Washlnron do.; Augus IL,
BUT, Franklin do; T. a. Cuhoon, Cnlcdcn,A
do; Henry Sto"eII, Lamollle DO: William l..
Sowles, Grand Isle. do; rorrus Baxter, Or
leans do; " III. B. My, Essex.
On motion Of J. H. BAnRErr. Of Mid1le.
bury, it was
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NAsdNGroN, July 6th, 1852.
SENATE.

The Chair presented petitions ia favor Of tho
homestead law. lie asked, Inlsnuch as tins
'ct was one a. universal Interest " hen the
Connt'ec on Pubic Lrnls would report on it.
hr. Felch sui that the Committee hid CON
SdereI the hill, anl bad sent to the Llni Of
ice for uiornlton; be thought the Commits
lee would report on the bill mex week.
On motion OF Mr. Hunter the Senate took
mp the blll to sI,i' y Outstanding military land
warrants Issued by Virginia during The revolu-
tlOn iry war.
Mr Clase moved an amendment that Viz
gina release all claims upon the military re-
serve in OHIO, and that tIa said reserve land
be ceded to Ohio.
Alter debate the amendment was agreed to,
and the Dill WIS ordered 70 be engfossel
Dir. Douglass i.,oyel to tlke up the hiI bro.
vldng for the estu bshnent nf military posts on
the emlgrlnt routes TO l,alfornt AMI Orepon,
each post to be manned by 20 men, and the
posts to be 20 miles distant from each other
these posts to be for tha protection OF the elni-
grants. TIE forces are TO be composed of yo. =
nnteaEs, VINO shall os paid Gs other troops Of
me United States, and al the end Of three years.
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- o-'' tONts IL ESS.
IIRsT sES.IUN
WAsHIS9ToS Friday, July 2.
SENATE

' Iulu >
crN,,,,,
We 'eh9e loS'poned lhe private calenda
Ut" , cWch'
'"e Nh8,r '"'n oe'ote me Senate repnr
'"u' '"e secretary "f state, IN compliance
WV" ''S"'"'l"n "i lI' senate, WIN Ie'pect It
Ire adoption of scale nf dpomatic salaries
"' h"','r S"""i'''eda a resolution that The
'he ee""'e cause ihe b"Vetu"r u
u" ot 'h"th'd ni t'ir death OF The
,"Y N'aN' 'a'e a senator from lha'
,,'"'e' Adopted. AS" a resolution directing lhe
GGFen'S'y OF me Srn'ir 10 pay Thomas II.
"H' -" W ''e '''n' 'ithry Clay' whatever
! ~ u"e WI account o' per ueIn ana nI-
Nr M,f,,n or,od. .o,olu,;.. r.,
committee uf arr.u,r4rn,nts c,us,. I'm bo ,,,,,d
IN ptnpphct form. tor ib, u.e q, the Sonata
10000 copies # the addresses in ,l,r Ss,,,,..
snd The >cfInpn ot DE-. ButIer ON lI,r ucr,siu,, +
tue deatt. ct Nj. Cisy.
Mr. Gwin ,up,r, sied that tho n,rn,l,Iot c,,.
tain Tie addresses made IN ,h,. IInp,e 'r.i,
SUggp,,lun vas sccpded H.. and IN. rps,i,,,,,,,,
so tmud tied wa ad,drd.
Thc House bill rr>,or;n,r the nph,ic land,
heretofore reserved n Arkansas. was t,,krp ~,
aud passed.
The t;,llow,i,r b;l's vo-a ,,lo, ~, dob,,oI
read thlrd ti,Ie. and u,sspd.
10 indemnity the State of Snutb Carolina
for money oynouIod f,r .h ~, ,,a "''',i
States IN the Florida war; hill ~ rornI r'I'tc ~
the county Of Des Noups LAVA crr,,;n NV
penens of the district. winch were nY,d nv IN ;,
country; bill fer the rel,e( of H. IL j,Ln..
1on;
n' private calendar was then taken ns.
,r.r,nr .'' " ','r ,e''r' La D3y' 'hiii con-
h,'j g., 'I''', ','s ,,,''''u ana l'9'''
n..,cJ '''''' - "o''i'' " '''i''''' was
L,u g..
Iyncb rs .' n,So "'o ''''e' o. ,ne WIoo% OF d. a.
.,..,n,, 49,, I "i'' "'N' S,'"'' '"GC"'Ne
'''',''u III "e'"u!'
boOSE.
The iinuse prnCcGdcd to The consideration
OF The P"NnSy ie4r.t contest d cl, ction cas-.
Mr.. AShe h,vlag mldc speech, thus con-
CT ldng the debate, the question was stated on
agreeing TO tha re o'ullon reported by the
Committee on ElrrtIons. VIZ: rhIt thp elec.
uon at l'hn''Ile prec net, county Of Montour,
,vns ,,Ia','1 ,,i "'S'''I' u i'hl'S!Nnhi''
s,n, f,I,, ',e ''',', ~ an" l,'e
s.na,,n- '',c.. 'i - ''''"'' an" ti'' 'he
,I.. d.o,.;,..,,,.,t iI'. ,I'' VI '''' ~ ''o VI
,c.,, t,. ,,r.Io,oi '''-' =" -" o'''''0"
p.I Lr',.,,,,.,l. -.-..,.-
,,,., ',,,,i az y" l''e /" concur N 'hi3 re-
..bI. ''' "'''' 'uoJec' q" ''e
vbe cre.,;,,, -,..- ,,.il.l :, 49,, ...,......
-vu,s - ,.n, ~ H. ''''' ''' ,'''
h.: .n.. ,nd ~ - W,..It -, I .'Io' ''''l"'
Ihn C,n,,i,toa .--t H. Ii ,'o,'0'
V-N ''' '''' IiN"S' '"l'
NAHh'N'T"N' July u, loo2.
SENATE.
Mr. Clemens rave no.ice of ioint resoln-
ton to provide for the election of a PubIc
Printer, and to fix me li,ccs for Conrrns.,,r,I
pruning.
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burlington t,ct i)ress,
Ppu<ieJ At 6irlington. Vt.
By ID. W. {. CLARKE.
Edttor amd PrJprietor.


Terms,
10 Villa % : S.,srr;l,,a ,,l l, ,,.si,s tben,re,bv
the .,rlI,.r '''> f''> y :,
NpnI i, nJy,nra YOi
n, .,..,,.t..,.. L
:" ''70''o''o ana 'H''e VINO tthe II AZ Tue -,
- ~
II pau !" uu'u"ce' '''
gg - ) Disruption siDpppduntii ailarrengcsart
pad tctp IN urtiourt ijIishers, or discontinue,
Hniessny 20 live orders.
PR{CES IOR .IDDERTI ING
Ole It,r. 10 linz, ar Irss 3 t.srrriuus SICO
Etrh ii.,rtI,u ,tt.r tn. Al > cts a line
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For PrcSi tent.
Tor PTcSi IeW.
JULIUS CONVERSE of Ninisor Co.
For PIC Presidents

" ~ 'tStWItS
Sylvester Deming, Of Bennington Couny.
Ebenczer n. Briggs, OF Rutland
Paris Fletcher, Of Addison
Ezra NJ aecI, Jr., OF hterden "
Augustus kni hit, Of Grand Isle L"
b. b. Newton, OF Franklin
Joseph Wutorm IN, of Llnoillc "
Charles 5. Dana, OF Caledonia
BurHham Martin, Of Orange
lleman Carpener, Of Washington d"
lilram Harrow, uf Windsor d"
Geor-e Damon. OF Orclns
Reuben {. Benton, of Essex
Royal l! Ter, of y nnhlm
for Sccr,iHits.
Chalon T. Dayey. OF CAittcalen County.
Thomas Hale, Of Windsor
u. y. ariS, OF ~ indian
Mir. CONVERSE on taking the Chair, adires
sed the Convention briefly, but eluuuent V
thanking them tor the honor Conferred upon
lliln, ana plcdging his hearty and earnest sup
pm! 20 the nominations Of the Wing Natiunl
Convention.
The Convention was further eloqnen,!y and
ably addressed by Hon. JrsrIS :. hlnsgrII
)t StraiiJrd, who was one Of the Ncr:ront d, l..
gates, to the " Iny Nrion>l Convention. and
y lien CHARLIE, 7. RUSSELL. CT Goston.
At the CONCLUSION Of Mr. Rusat!l's ul-
lress, Mr. =. y BmGGs. OF Rutland ConDry,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-16

Mr., Clemens inmducrd Joint rcso' ution
inr the election Of a Puouc Printer tni fixing
Tie rates OF Printing. Mr. Shields reported
hack the House bI,l for the better protection of
TIE territories OF Oregon and Utah. On mo,
uun, Ar. DAyls'S bill umendatory Of the Law
for the better security Of lives on steamboitS,
was taken mp. NJ. DAVIS spoke ia It's fayor.--
Numerous amendments were submitted.
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Terrible CONFEDERATION /.

10 time tnot paper went u press:
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-05-19
Office Of the General Insuranc
Agency.

Located Seventh street, 5etweeen d and 3, nearly
opposite dd-Fellows' Hall,
WHERE Policies will be granted Life, Health, Fire,
w and Marine Risks in the following companies viz
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Capital 100000 Rates
of premium reduced % per cent Payable in cash annually
semiannually and quarterly Lives of slaves insured at
the same rate others BENJAMIN SIIMAN, President
BENJAMIN MOVES, Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF GRANVILLE New YoRK-the largest and safest
mutual insurance company in the world Capital $9369S6
and 10000 MEMBERS designed for farm property and
detached dwelling which will be insured ut
seventh of the rates usually charged by stock companies
S. 5. CowEN, President; A. BISHOP, Secretary.
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM,
New York. Capital S125 000 besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine and Inland naviga
on and transportation risks at the usual rates of other
responsible companies L. G. GARDINER, PRESIDENT ALDEN
L. MMLERY, Secretary.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Fort PLAIN, New
YORK Capital Sl73000 besides large surplus cash fund
1nsures under the system the stock mutual plan
PETER j. WAGNER President; JOSIAH Cook, Secretary.
Ca Since the above agencies have been established,
have insured 100000 of property and paid eight
esses to the full satisfaction of the claimants in current
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited TO call at this Office where ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfully given.
Agencies granted by JAMES T. CLOSE
General Agent for the States of Virginia and
mar 9-l1m Maryland, and Dist. of Columbia.