Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-04-01


culo OF Poughkeopslc hus decided that "a man
WIN through ticket on steamboat has "a right
to 90 ashore at any Of the landings on the way,
and ihat passenger who had not paid hs pas
sage had right to 90 ashore; also, that passage
money was debt 10 be collected only as other
debts are collected he occasion OF the decls.
ton was suit brought by Mr.. Winfield, who
bought true ticket on the Isaac Newton. al
New-York, and attempted TO land Mt louph.
keepsie, but was pushed back by tie persons at
tached TO the boat, and taken to Albany. lie
obtained verdict of $3.50 damages and St..
III ocious Niodr EIecnfioa of hoo Of he
.Hararers By a blob Our conmuni v wgs start
ed on Mon'a night lest, b. arng that Tho
NJ. Bingham who resided about three aud hslr
miles east Of town missing, and had not
been seen since the prev Gus evening. As no
trace OF him could be found, euspie,on faetencA
upon the slaves of his own farm, as the agents
of his death The slaves wero accordingly talk
en- up and various methods Of obt lining con
esslon from them rcsortcd to. One was finally
induced to disclose the whole affair." and con
Quoted the party having him in charge to the
place where the body was concealed The 9th
crs then corroborated bis statement, as 10 an the
material facts.
It appears from this confession that a conspira-
cy to murder the deceased had been entered In.
20 by all the slaves several weeks prior 70 the
commission of the act, but was not executed for
want Of what they deemed a fl opportunity
cI ,o;r ,Ics,r1 GGor,l', ~. - . i'I
discharged their duty. the negroes were taken
into custody by the sheriff. Wmle the sheriff
was securing them, mob entered the roa4a, res
cued them from the guard in attendance, carried
them TO Il bluff above what Is known as the lower
terry, and hung them until they were dead
Grenado Mss Republican Of The 2cih alt.
a "Spiritun" Joke Rev. II bushnell. of
Hartford, Conn., has been le, turing at length on
" Supernaturalism' course, in opposition 10
the modern Munfestat.onsr Andrew jackson
Davis has more recently been replying 10 ham.
One evening last week Dr.. Bushnell was 10 rive
his closing lecture, and DAVIS gave one On thu
evening before. In the course Of it. Ae said In
substance, Ladies' and Gentlemon. as one eyi
deoce of The reality ma a,rnr,,.,, ~ ,l; ,,l,;r
voyance, Provision, or whatever you may please
to term IT. | viii now give you tho Lecture
winch DIR. Bushnell CW give 10 morrow even
ING W hereapon he proceeded TO reel of what
ne declared the Lecture would be, several of the
audience taxing notes. ihese walked IN at DR..
n lecture next evening. notes IN hand, and 10
the Dr.s Lecture proved rerbGiim what Davis
had declared 1t would be the evening before
we give TINS story as II Is flying about only war
raining that II has lost nothing IN its progress
t".h ''"i't"'u i'i'"ei' W q UNDERSTAND udl the
iaeis in the case, whatever they may be- are
TO be duly authenticated and published
York Tribune.
Perhaps Davis did not steal the Doctors man.
uscrpt and copy it,
n Coon,. y,.,;,,..,..t .,....,,
for the purpose of testfyinq the pubhc reeard for
the late Fenimore Cooper. and IN aid In nrovid
inc for the erection of statne ~ h., ,,,.,,,'.r,.
was held IN Metropolifion Han Ne,y Yor,, IN
"Wednesday eyeuinq of last Wool a yer, I,roo
audience was present hon nsnin Wehs,or
presided. as,isicd bv Nayor K;nosla,,1 IA
WASHINGTON Irving An a5sess ,,as ', ID H. H.,
Mr.. Webster on ,elin,. The ci,ir -
The life of Cooner was 1,,,ronrcod ~, v;n;a ~
BRYANT of New YORK Tbe disconr.e - A. ~.
ant IS an able and YER, in,eres,inr re,e,, ~ ~.
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