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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03

AT Lynn, on Monday, Ee,uary 4th, an Irish
man had his head taken completely off by the
breaking OF balance wheel connected wi h a
circular saw at which he was at work, for the
Saugus Railroad Company.
Robor Law,on die at Newport, r. l., on
Saturday, his death being caused by II scratch
OH his hand, from dog. Has arm began to
swell immediately, and he died in twenty -four
hours alter the occurrence.
A recent Geographic message from Cncin-
LalI, announces the death OF Mr.. Sears e.
Walker, one of the most distinguished and
perserverlng Of American Astronomers and
Mathe,natlcians,
Miss Melissa Haynes, Of Cincinnati, was sent
to the Lunallc department OF the Commercial
Hospital few days ago. Cause ot insanity
"spirltual rapplnSs.'
QUEBEC, Tuesday, Feb l5.-Dispatches we're
received from the ColuIilal Office to day, s.aling
that the Home Government would recommend
Parliament to grant The entire control OF the
Clergy reserves to he Provincial Legislature.
OTTo and Jenny Goldschndl are coming to
the United States.
! INFAMOUS -" Illinois seems desiruus of an
luIuny equal 10 nlmna's. Inc bin prohibiting
the Immigration Vi free PERSONS OF cour to the
State has passed the Assembly, by ayes AZ,
nays H."
ihs people should understand that this is The
work " porteal gamblers ot The DungIass
sta'rp, by wh.ch they win Office p,ld pay, Every
<ssale has . set VI such Creatures,
Seiator Clemens, OF Alabama. in his Hills
boI0' sperclI. SAID OF M, haie, thai ''no man
IN The United Staies Senate stood higher in his re
gardS as man and Il gentleman"
J. I'll Harvey, OF the Louisville Dcnocrat. is
expected To take charge Vi Gen. P,erce's official
organ. he left Louisville recently for Wash
lngtOD.
! FATHER MATTEw.-Falher Matthew, the
noted teelolaler, and live other Roman Catholic
priests, have sa,i-d tor Calcutta Their bust
ness IN India. II is represented, il The iounda-
ton Of Ronsh Sue al Hydsrabad.
1t 10 said there is cypress tree standing neal
the Mlsslssapp River. one bundled and twenty
seven teet 10 circumference, len ieet from the
earth; II 10 about nns hundred and twenty lee'
high. and has not dead branch upon it II u
elegantly draped with about Two tons OF Span
lsh moss
United States Mint, The total coinage o
god and SILVER al ih" Unned States 'nlnt to
tho calenner year 1852. was $57 s96,2l6, y
which nearly $57, 000, 900 were gold coin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
Ero,n ~ to 80 Years .

ISROM the 10th February to the iolh OF Marci. we
I want seq EVERY PERSON in Wasnneyn CO nty
Messrs LYMAN A. KING purchase their Goods IN rsge
quantities with cash, and are Discriminate convince ALL
that they purchase Gn"ds win me same money
Their stock il quite large and they are very anxious to
reduce quite lnw the next 30 days previous 10 Sehe1ai
Invoice II will be for the interest OF ~, 70 come, ana
' Remsmbsy ,he PEOPLES STORE,
N WV oppositr the Brick ChuFsh,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03

The SEASONS. lisa well known fact that the system
every person In this climate. undego-s great and impor-
TAM hahges With the changes Of the sesons parc
uarly In the change from winter and The
ner of living L. very different during these parts of the
year; aud change in d exercise and cloth
Ing VIII always in greater less degree, derange
rn OF the system, which will suit in total loss of
health IN many cases. un! crrectva Is prompt
" applied Every person knows that sprng approaches
1t Is not an uncommon thing IN hear peple complain Of
being very bilOisat their stmaCh is mt Of order, &c.
II they have humor in the system, 1t is very to
show itself IN form. The change tram summer
fall n winter may not be strongly marked but sill has
lis effects on very many people by developing bringing
10 thr surface Of the skin many firms Of hnmors, such
SAT- Rhenm, Er sipelas, Tanker, Ringworm chapped
hihds cracked lips, erpons Of the skin, and kindred dis
cses he above fics hich well known tn every
observing person. and at these times the subjects Of
dliy emIrk Now tn any persns who subject 20
IN any way troubled with such Affections we would say,
use Dr. =. A. Viewers Canker md Salt Rheum Syrup,
TOR hat article has ,bshd its reputation being
ney"hh all doubt the best alternative Medicine known.
IS specially adapted these For Spring, bilious
effect are uneqaed 1t effcualy carries any surplus
pile mat there my be in the SYSTEM correcis the srcre"ns
q" Inc slunach and strengthens these organs bette than
any "tner known r-medy. 1t Is well established fact,
mat good he lth depends much upon the hecltiy action
me digestive organs and We say all try the Syrup, For
a hnmrrs it is never failing remedy. All That have
used say Is the best article they rused aud such
know To be the fact
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
A CARD.
no TuE AnIL,., .,N Am

10 THE LADl rs OF VERMONT.
Mrs. WInsnw an old and experienced nurse and Female
PHYSICIAN, would call The attention If the Ladies' To her
Sonlhins Syrup iu Children terlhng 1t will immediately
the gums, reduce mfamaiion and regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, nnhers, will give rest to your
selves and relief and health to your children
Price % cents per bottle.
we have sold very large quantities Of Mrs " insl Nv
Soohng syrup during the past six years. several thousand
lhr last year. We believe it the best medicine in the
world for childr rehing, for the cure of Dyseniey
ana Diar9h IN Children whether it from teething
or any other cause 1t gives universal satsfaction-nevel
heard a complaint from any one using it-never sold
medicine so universally successful in relieving pain and
enectlng currs-relief is absolutely sure.
CURTIS Il PERKINS, Druggists. Bangor, Me
so'd ny agents IN nearly every town in the state.
Thousands have heen cured why may not you by the
Cramp and Pain Killer.
Ihe world Is asloh>ed nj The wonderful performed
by the Cramp and Pam Killer prepared by CURTIS Il
PERKINS Its equal has been known for removing
pam IN all Gases for the Of piual complaints cranT
IN The llnb' and stomach rheumatism In all its forms bill
ios coc, burns, sore throt, and gravel II il DE- cdedly
the hest remedy in the world Evidence of the most won
drrul cures ever performed by any medicine are
lars IN Tn. handso agentsyOu may be positively
| relief if you use il.
| N Bile sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cranp and Pain Killer All others bearing this name IRE
base limitations, and will deceive and njure the patient
Price u g. IS and 81 per boite. acearins
| .: n Collins, Montpelier; G. II. &c J. NJ. Weeks and
Uohy, NcGatey & Co., Lyndon; H Chaplin. Clover
kimball 90, Coventry w Howard, Albany E; A Scott
S"lth Craft.bnry Jones Hutchings, W"r:oit; Nnyr.
q button, Hydemrk; B Green Richmond: A Camp
Lt"we; Jhhn Hobart, Midlesex VIM Curtis, T. Montpe
her T. Ffermin, Plainh-id Harlow & Smith, w Ran
Oph, Fred smith. North field.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
DIRECTORS.
Carding and Pulling Mill,
Enr NnIe nr Lense.

FOf SNte or Lease
,E subscriber offers for sale his Cardng aud Clothing
| Mills. situated in Milo Village, Piscaaqus County
Maine. Tho mill Is IN the Srbec River--water unfanr
lis 30 by 40 feet, two stories high with basement and at
tc-Dye House attached I'D double Carding Machine
and all tools and machinery sufficient TO we'll,
the Carding aud Cloth Dressing Business. The situation
Is central, and commands large run Of business. The
ahove mill will be sold very low II not disposed Of BY
the fret OF April next, will be leased for term Of years
al reasonable rent For further information apply the
sub-ctiber at Ashby, Mass, CHARL Els WYMAN.
JAM, 1854 ems
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
ROSTON MARKET. n

BOSTON MARKET, Feb. 2s.
FLouR--enessee, Michigan and Ohio, superine, IS 90
fancy, 1925; extra Genrsee, Sc 90 to 900.
GRAN-Corn yellow, 6s a7c; white, 65c. Oats, north
ern. 4se. Rye, 95c. Wheat, 81 90 to l25.
PRovisIoNs.-Prime Pork sly 90 per bh. Mess, 1900
Clear Sa2,5D Boston Mess Beef, $1,000 1880. Lard
10 l2a H. Hams II l3c per ii. Batter, common and
store, ~ 2c: family, % &c. Cheese, Milk,
o3 4c four meal 4aO. Potatoes, 81, 25 rs per Dbl.
HoPs.-First sort, 1882 90 to 20c per ID.
SHEDs-Herds Grass, $500 1926 per bush. Glover
northern, l2 l2a l3c per Id.
AsHEs-Pe's, $575 5,Sl per cwt; Pots, S4,75 4,s7
WooL-Prime SaxnGy Fleece GO a zoe Full Hood SIS
90; three fohs Blood 50 As half do AZ So common
and one Ion nth do 40 A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. "a,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Feb. "a.
At Market, 800 Beef Cattle. Stores, 10 pairs Working
Oxen Al Cows and Calves, sao0osSheep and Lambs, 400
SW inc.
PklCES--BEEF CATTLL.-Extia, 81 29 first quality,
SO So seeond quality $3.50 third quality, IS 90 $50
SHEEP AND LAMss-S2,OO 25J 400. Extra, IS 90 TO
500.
WoRKIsa OxEN-S75, IS, S8, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-$22, %, "a, 25, 81, IS.
SwisE-6 &c; Retail, IA 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
FARW Ar AVCTTOV!

WILL be sold at Public Auction, the premises on
W SATURDAY the l2thof March next, at ocl ok. P. M
nless previously sold at private sae) I'll Farm If Alex
ander Parker late o East NJ ntter dece ,sed. Also the
remains oi the personal prope ~ Of the Estate.
The Farm contains ll8 acres with good and suit abe
buildings SAMUEL $. KELION, Administrator.
East Mantnrlier Eeh 10 l253
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
RAILROAD LINE.
m rn n fAl.d 4 MNnlnfIler Sta ge.

CTAGEs leave Bradford for Cornth, Tpsham, Orange,
4 Barre and Montpelier on Mondrys, wednesdays and
Fridays, arriving Ut Montpelier at o,cock, 2 NJ
Returning leave Montpelier on la ,hsa.u tnursaays
named TWINS arrive Bradford in season for tho second
iraia E,r i,osian, and the frst train north
Fare from Bradford to Montpelier, 81 so.
Passengers by taking this stage Bradkd ear reach and
of the following places the next day. vE Burlington
Wht.fuil Saratoga Schenectady, Utica syracuse, Roch
ester Bnfalu New YORK City, Rouse Point Malone, Og
densburgh Sa kett's Harbnr 81 Johns La Praire and
Montreal, q, j. d ID. hoWLhNn' rf"nietors.
Inv. 1852. 3.u
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03

New Pensi0n Laws,

REVOLUTIONARY, Indian Wars, War ofiei2, Florida
~ and Mexican Wars. CLAIMS for Pensions allowed the
Widows Of those who died IN service, proseeu ed by
F.. 10. HASsEER,
Washington City. d. G,
ly-AIl letters must be Ire paid.
Refers to HIN. LINN BoYp, speaker n. r.
Hon.J, d. poTy, H,R, ewt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
Jonas Halls Estate.
R. & G.. Fl. KILBOURNE,
|lTSNl77HS57S

Over Burbanks Store, Main St., Montpelier
TEETH FILLED, &c.-wIth rarely fainre-n n THOL
OUCH, BEAUTIFUL and sUcC MANNER, not eqnaed
IN this State Dseasrd from; teeth restored to hea and
preserved by operation practsed by other Dentist in
this vicinity TEETH inserted, in durable and finished
style, at reduced prices TERMS, low for such sknl
eratons. 28yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03

CHEAPER than ever at
] " Dec, 1852. LYMAN &-kiNG,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
Between 10 and so.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
FERRAND F. MEWRlLL, President,
D.. THO MPsON, Vice President,
SETH THOMPSON, secretary,
JACOB SCOTT, Treasurer,
ORRIN SMITH, Medical Examiner,
C, M. RUBLEE, Substitute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
Cottons. Cottons.

J5LlIS S BANCROFT has au hand spiendhf nssnrt-
market, which will enable them TO sell MT "a lov n
their neighbors. ~ p "
Montpelier, Feb H. 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-03-03
Paw! Pav!! Pay!!

THE unsettled Bills dus ~ Of 1852 we cannot excuse
F,b IL issa f'"'~s sToRas Il LANGDoN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13


The steamer Illinois, With the malis' pH''eH'
r,ry and treasure from San Francisco on inc
~ Of Dec, arrived in the haroor !e'''iD'''
~ from an accident to one of her engines ana
ne violence Of the storm, she was UNABLE 70
each her wharf. and lay at anchor last night
the bay The following particulars are fur
1ished by oar ship news reporter;
To t,.,,o5 sstes Mail steamship Illinois, Capt
ga,,s,sre from A,pinwall with the mills and pas
from San Franciscot l5h alt "a at anchor at
The : W spit disabled Of her arboard engine. Capt
yses NJ be stssmtug Achilles went 70 her assistance
zrerdsv. and while in the act Of towing her up her
c.or parted her steering gear, which accident was
re- edied by chipping tiller in her rudderhead. ow
Ing % the tremendous sea on Gt blowing gale at the
trna from ~ this in turn parted amidships. Under
the crcurnssnces Capt Yates deemed prudent 70 re-
turn 10 the City 10 repeir damages signal was then
pet for the steamtug Titan Capt Hazard, who was In
the BAY AZ the time who however did not render any
ssssnnce nor bring up the mails and passengers ow
Ing 70 difference Of opinion NJ to the amount oil re-
muneration necessary The Illinois came TO anchor at
the s. W. spit early yesterday morning One oil the
above steam tugs will probably bring up our papers
esT this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
The Opening of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road.

WHEELING, Va, "Wednesday Jan IL, 1853
The excursionists did not reach here till 4
this morning having been detained by tring accident
60 miles from here. An immense crowd had assembled
them las. night and great disappointment was
experienced by their arrival Gov Lowe caught up
with the excursion tram at Warrington. 4 grand en-
tertainmeut takes place to-day
The trip VIII not be continued 70 Louisville and Gin
cnnSt owing TO the steamers not being finished
WHEELING, Wednesday, Jsn. II, 1883
The visitors had a formal reception at noon
today and were welcomed by the Mayor. Speeches
were delivered by President Swami and Governors
Johnson and Lowe. A grand banquet took place At
O'Clock onght, az which 1000 were seated Il was
splendid affair. and numerous speeches were made
Ii is showing hard here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. GORNAN moved, but the House refused,
20 take up the Senate bin providing retired st for the
Army. His purpose was TO have referred TO the Mil
tary Committee.
Mr. STATION (Ky.) introduced a resolution
from the Printing Committee for binding the 100000
copies Of the Report OF the superintendent OF the Cen
sus heretofore ordered be printed be saf IN reply
to question, that the printing Will cost SooV' ana tHc
binding =, coo.
On motion Of Mr.. STEPHENS, GA the reso-
lu,on WIS amended by instructiag the Committee or
Printing 20 INQUIRE into the expectancy OF emDodying
the former abstract Of the Superintendent and the res
olu,ion was referred back 70 that COMMITTEE
The House resumed the discussion oil the
bill TO prevent frauds on the Treasury
Mr. Johnson, Ten, said the Dill PrCniots any
rer,on holding Iace Of t1s; rproft or dsehargng any
eAcsl function under OF in connection WIN any E1scu,
tive Department of the Government Oh me oLl1eu
States OK under the senate or House OF
and likewise members OF Congress rom Prosec uuf4s
vs,s rl,-,s ,r pe-ruarv consideration viosrons OF
The act 70 be Visited with fine and imprisonment AZ M
discretion ofihe Court it seemed 70 I'm ne enAia
OF member Of Congress L different nom TN u "a
agent prosecuting claims against the hLIeu 49, -
people cent their representatives, mere ior tns Pal
pose Of guarding their Interest," and nov 20 -
a. claim agents. The representatives are Heto "
hold the purse strings, and 10 nlaxe az. Nv
tons and prevent unjust expehItuisls. -
when Representative who should stand on me WI
tower guarding the Treasury, changes ms elaIe'i
becomes claim agent, q II wrong oeeaoe 1- ,a,y
cannot De pad u1lers " a. aFP- .svs,-s-r
made IN parr By him acting In reprsertarss
gertlernan nav be interested in claim against an IN
dian tIbe, or foreign Government treaty = "' -
aud money appropriated to carry mo - Con-.
then the Member steps before tIe DoLG az, e ~
missiouers and p-osecutes the clam Wncu ~ ~
vJ-S far IN me rresty ratified by hs vote Tais
Is morally and poIirlcaiy wrong, and ovsH. 70 es
made legsny wrong. ard offenders 9I . re G.-os-
60, !, bas been found fraudulent snd that mon
ey has been gotten cut of the Treasury BY perjury and
lorgery. Then # wsidy Thompson and Inonas Corwin
are tie recipients Of the money extracted from iAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

SoUTH CARoLIsA APPORTIoSMEST.--L Lam
caster, Chesterfield, Marlborough, Darlington, Marion
Williamsburg, Horny and Georgetown Districts
H. The District Of Charleston exclusiye OF the Parish
of St. Johns, Collector.
Ill Beaufort Barnwell, Orangebnrg, Colieton, and
The Parish of 81. Johns Colleton.
" Lexington, Edgefed, Eewberry, Laurens, and
.Abbeyille.
v. Anderson, Pickens, Grcenyle, spartanburg, Ind
Union.
VI Chester, York, Fairfield, Richland, Kershaw, and
Sunpter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
Horrible Murder In philadelphia.

PIN ADELPHIA, Wednesday, Jan -, lsDl
Joseph Rink keeper of Toy store on Ches-
nutst, below Ninth, under the Circus, murdered
AT o'clock this afternoon, by some unknown man. He
was alone in his the Tune and cried out from the
door that he was stabbed The murderer was run
ming away and was pursued, but effected rs cape.
knife covered with blocd found t the store and
there are signs Of struggle having taken place.
Nothing Is missed from the store therefore robbery
was the object Il has failed. Rink Ell &c rlan,
about 81 years of age quito inofensye and ttos
10 have been without enemy.
1t is hailing here, and showing at Harrisburg,
Lewis,own and Pittsburgh. There has been a heavy
fsll on the mountsins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

Ia. The excellent likeness OF Washington
which stands in the Of the vHpna q esIe
near suffering injury or THURSDAY OF At 49,
TIE Rncad Dispateh says; While INC heai ~ ttTis
.es yer, listening aftentyelytO speech rom my aile
OF Botetourt 90 the bill proposing loan 70 INC IAss
ard Kanawha Company the HieHiDen W.. 80. ~. IN
brought 20 ,heiI feet ana tnfo"h y 80 bs,rnr .v.
idsnce Of considerable wreck OF matter anu q 49,
gIs. tbrests the tunblInz down Of tne CsPo. -
wa. made for the doo .eaDs % Sy tae dscoysry
flat the weight Of the ssow On t1s ~ 80. Eel
rad crushed hst structure and ogetAst ~. - 80
abruptly dsscended IN yoins S~I Oar aren't on
- dTrun frcu lie pale faces asV1nd Is % - - 80
ana magnificent form OF s -. bnevolsnt countsnaace
soiD 80, aim collected snd ANNOYED and tAs lag
49,, - ,hS rreck which had been slo~ered On nls lead,
- i.v IN eoufusion az his feet "a@inston wa ana Is
great MAJ q, m. w
s,ro Officer Tylsr Saturday morning asst, that he
% yed tsle zraphic Dispatch from Ofcer Reese
- coz OF Washington City announcing the arrest Of
SIH Cadip ss 10y thai IasIsstsa Richard A Thssaas
~ - &c made sr-sng-neno 70 after me prsoney,
- We presnue b. Will hays him before the Mayor to-day
o~ ,o-norr.r Murder VIII oat" "a a. true gospel.
b. BE- "a A. a oyeaksn, and VII receive szea pun.
ishmenE a. has crrne deserved
EysOn the trial Of an Irishman in Cam
brdze Mas few days snce S stealing pair Of p4uta
the fact proved beyond question BY the concurrent
tirnony Of witnesses, ana Witnesses intro
AK the Coat what psnt- He had lsoked in the
Dictionary and found th1t they Of breathing
operation. he moved that the complaint Dc dismissed Oh
TIRE mound that did not specify the article alleged 70 have
been stolen The motion was entertained, and before
complaint could Be mse out Paddy OUT Of sight
Ey' The auction duties paid into the State
Treasury ii Pennsylvania during IastyeAr amounted TO
81, ITO &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13

h., Ac into which no enemy she'll intrude end no King
(yts liking vqisdoIn shall profsne
szom Judea went forth toe light which has 1h W !
y H over all tribe and ciiae even 70 the outer eS
may fbc true concepson and gDspel Of your our
TVS oesfiny 20 forth from hence tp1 spTea1hs
ais center 70 the Eat aud n ne We aa,,od ON
The creed ~ The eounilags p rns waO ksTe ss17o "a
yo,r ,bores siong your Ters, aud IN me tores1i
10 the nae expansion and firm eonso5ddtlon .. see
ro0nwesth that shall recognize 10 hall, tr,,rv Of
,qhieb pare has asaizned her My the sHnhnye 81,
tcs creed be made iuaaifcst and fs promise " -
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13
Election OF Governor md Lieut. Governor
of Massacbusetts, &c.

RosroS, "wednesday Jan. Il, 1913
The House, to-day, elected Hon. ). n. Olii-
ford Governor by the following vote CLIFFORD, nie)
l4s; Henry w Bishop, DEM "a; Horace Manu. Gree
SOLD u. --.,,.,
For Lieut.. Governor: Elisha Huntington, Wing l49 :
j. d. Thompson, Dcm) g; and Amasa WALKER (Free
Sold a.. r
The Senate gave Clifford g and Huntington
o votes--to for all others.
The Wings 10 caucus, tonight, nominated r.
Wright OF Essthsmptom, for Secretary CT state and
Jecob Loud, of Plymouth, for Treasurer.
The Wing candidate for Boston Councillor IL
George B. Upham.
1t is thought that Mr.. EyerettS CHANCES Tor
he senatorsbip are not very promising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-13


ssca D'raicA 10 rae " l. rrisuHG
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, ban. 10 1853
Mr.. Soul6's speechupon the Tri-partite Trea-
~ s,o be made on Tuesday next that delivered today
on the Clayton Bulwer Treaty is much admired Ger
Iris Smith attentive listener The gallery was
lwel flled with fashionsbles
People are clamOrous fer the airline rail-
lOad from Washington to New.York.
Senator Seward gave large dinner-party to-
ldsy and among the guests were Gen Scott, John NJ.
bots, and Col. Warren.
Marshall, of California, is TO try 20 get the
lslGonOoo proposition before the Housetomorrow.
Mr.. King was prevented from leaving to-day,
iey the storm. When he leaves he viii 20 directly TO
hsvana
llnthe dispatch Of the ll,h inst, "Norsevs oReflly"
kAOuld be Leroy e, al, Plaintiffs in Error, w. Benz
lissham, jr., ct AL Defendants in Error" EYE
4
Trhe Pacific Railroad and Chatiela. Church
/ Il Co.
tsseea' Disa;A 10 tAs " Y Trs6sae
/ ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan Is, 1853.
Chstield, Church 81 Co are asking a
flo0oo0ooo charter to build railroad 10 san Fran.
seoN They have the Clerk Of the Senate and enc or
Eve OF the Doorkeepers, for aught know associated
h them using beside the names of three or four well
lAsown capitalists who know nothing of the huInbag
l"ha farce Church and Chatfeld engaging in such
~heme! Their obec, is 70 get after charter, few
Aeas from Congress line their own pockets with.
the Legislature vill DO such silly thing as pass
tecaa bll Dan Tsylor showed his teeth this morn.
Pilot petition was moved TO the Committee on
Nemnerce and Navigation, OF which he Is Chairman.
objects to the reference OF any petition to that
tNomnli'tec unhcsrd Of The Sneaker appreciated
Ia hi and felt it, The refusal TO put Isylcr on any
Ieeeent committee AFTER having been the bunker can
edaie for Sneaker, scarcely below direct insult
II vii be exeassbe II he shall stick pins occasionally
Hfo the cushion the Speaker sits upon. Mr.. Kennedy
Isled up his resolutions ns,ructng our msmbsrs Of
Foagrcss to vote for the Homestead Bill ioar man