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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Three days Later from Europe.
THE TURKS AND THE RUSSIANS.

THE TURKS AND THE RUSSIANS.
The news is interesting No NOV ement
of magnitude had occurred along the Dan
ube, but continual sklrmshes were being
made between small parties of troops, some
times with a pretty severe loss. In Asia
the Turkish success continues brilliant,
they having captured the frsl-cIass fortress.
es of Souchun Kale aud Usurghelic. Hos.
ilnles have commenced On small scale
On the Black Sci, Turkish steamers have
Captured The Russian frigae WaIdlmer and
a Russian ship has taken an Egyptian
steamer Of ten guns, after desperate re-.
sislance. The Anglo French fleet remains
idle at its anchorage. There was report
that the Turkish feet intends to lombard
SebastipoI, believing i, to be vulne able.
Il is understood that Austria has propos.
ed 4 new conference, to be held in Venice,
London or Paris. The European powers
are said to be favorable to the proposition,
and Russia and Turkey will be invited to
send delegates. A manifesto from the Gar
T is expected ~--rv.-,---.--.....-
The Turks, after The 20th of November
will seize Russian ships, aud the Russians
after the 22d, will seize Turkish shipping
| The Sultan has declined to receive fur.
;her supplies Of treasure from the Uiemas
as he does not wish present hostiliies to be
regarded as a holy war. Apartments are
preparing at AdrianopIc for the Sultan.
Affairs in Servia produce uneasiness to
the Porte The Servian government de-
nanded from The Porte that an Exequaior
be given TO the Russian Consul at Belgrade
The Porte thinks that Servia is listening to
Russian lntrgues, although the letter of the
Prince of Servia, to the Sultan stated that
Serva would preserve "A strict neutrality.
The Turks, for several nights, lombard.
ed the Russian position at Giurgero, but
they were finally disIodged by The artillery.
Gen. paraguay D. Killers, in his audi.
ence with the Sultan, pointed out the lie.
cesslty of putting an end to the demands
If Russia, and declared that the Danubian
Prncipaliles must be evacuated.
Latest advices assert that six French and
SIX English steamers were about to enter
The Black Sea. In consequence of the con.
,lnued heavy rains along the wholeslower
Danube, the making OF extended military
operations is impossible. Both Russian
and Turkish commanders were getting
their troops nnder cover. Omar Pacha has
marched Ihe bulk of his troops to The quar-.
ters they occupied previous TO the crossing
the Danube The Turks, however had form,
ed an entrenched camp between Kalalal
aud Krajova.
The 4lh and 5h Russian reserve corps
are moving to the seat OF war. On the "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Report Of the substance Of his remarks on an up
peat taken from his decision ruling motion,
mate on The LIST day o. December, by Senator
sttcens q CaledoRia, 10 postpone The further
balloting for U s. Senator until al tpeek Sat
wdqy, The 10Th day Of December out Of order.
After remarks by Senators Cuodse, Denison,
Stone aud Warner in favor, and Senators Row
ell and Colt against the appe Il, the President
SAID, that he regarded tins question precisely the
same as The one decided yesterday, ruling the
resolution Ut Senator Warner not 10 order, as he
presumed thu Legislature #ili have adjourned
before the l0gh If Deceasbef, bang Informed by
reliable authass,y thar nfeaolutioet was agreed
upon,by The lalt comnlttee appointed f,r tha,
purpose, to a'i)nuln on the m rang u the 7ih OF
December llier fore the 70 ms he urged might
apply to his question Ii is merely different
mode OF getlag at an ideiinite p3stponemen, OF
tn same matter, AM Is equivalent TO thut and
If Jefferson and Gushing are auth 'fty 10 be re
Led upon, the nlot'on Is clearly not in ordor:
This motion (noi N t, po-rpone) is some
times used lmpF"mIlt 70 get rid o. Il proposition
altogether, . you'd be donc By an ldtiinlle post
ponement. ThiS ID effected by fixing upon ii
day which, according to the common course Of
things. will not arrive until after the assembly
has been brought to a close. But motion
sorded in this manner is precisely ,qaivalent to
motion for Infinite postponement. and should
be 50 considered and treated Gushing Manu-
al, p. So Sec 20. Vide JsBsrson's Manual on
the same subject; and also me decision of Sena-
ator Coolidge, cited in the remarks made by the
chair 90 the appeal fron his decision, ruling out
Senator " arncrs resolution.
He might cite many other authorities, but he
deemed these conclusive. rs none can he found
against then, and would not therefore trespass
upon the tine OF the Senate.
Nsenator C"ilgF, when presiding in joint assembly
during the baliung Tor G. Sermon this session. in Octber
on motion Of member to onrn the assembly till The LIST
day OF November, and on motion of an0thcr member To
amend said npuh by s ,ins nut Novenbef and insert
ing December in lieu thereof ruled the motion to amend
ot OF ORDER on The ground that the day last named
presumed by the Chlr 10 be beyond the present session.
and would IN effect indefinite pespon einent OF the
business under consideration.
tEx-Lieutenani Governor, David NJ Camp.
! Such resolution introduced the same day. See
Senate Journal 1858.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Mr.. GAERlsoN's VIEWS OF THE BIBLE. "A
work entitled Selections tram the Writings and
..Spaeches Of MIR. L. Garrison, published by him
or with his sanction, contains the following under
the head of !" Divine Authority of the BIble.'
>"To discard portion Of The scripture is not
necessarily 20 reject HE truth. but may be the
highest evIaence that one can give of his love Of
the TRUTH !" II is the province of reason to
search the scripture and determine what n them
is true, and What false--what is probable and
what incredible is historical w true. and
what fabulous ,---What is compatible with the
happiness Of mankind. and what hit to he IT,
iectcd as annexample or rule of ac tion,--wbat il
letter that. klleth, FAD what the spirit that
maketh alive.
g" have hist .aay trsditianal notions of The holi
ness of the Bible, bat have game. greatly I
4hiDk, in my estmatioH Of AS IL divine hook
neger could understand IT,; ss q human cofono-
sitlon can tathon 1t to the hosto " hoever
receives it as his master, win necessarily be in
bondage to it, but he who makes it his servant
under the guidance of truth vail find it truly
seryceabe II must be exa mined, cru cised ac-
cepted or rejected like any ether book, without
tear or favor"
The resolutions, at the last sumners's Iu6del
Convention, at Hartford. which Mr Garrison
wrote or advocated, went, we believe, much lar
Their than this. Till then We thought Nj, G. mas,
have been belled and having seen those feso-
lultons in the Wing papers Used az weapon
against The Free D9moefacy, we have looked up
Abe full proceedings OF that. convention, and
searcnad for ether authority. and tooad that he
q indeed . hopeless inf1el.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

CayaR FASHIONABLE Countries The Con-
grassonal Committees have been aunep need, but
we shall not have roam for them this week, wish
ing to getthe Laws before the people es soon os
possible. The Free Denoc ratio Senator's it
seems, have net been excluded this session. The
Why caucus ve,ea to osracigef taen, as last
year, but the Democratic voted them a
place, including Mr. Salnucg, 4. letter from
Washington says: The Wigs ara evidently
bent on .cultivat;ng political heaIh,' and com
petng H. Conditioner fusion with thoso robust and
pigorous Hard Democrats. Ii is reported hey
have Seward in the Irospiel, R&5c. This but
confirms previous reports o. the coalition forming
betweea abe Wings aid ilpnkor Democrats at
Washington, in which Seward il. an actor II
Seward not ia the game. how tf,ppened it that
he could cansen. to the ostfaclem of Sumner. III
the Wing cancGs, where he is claimed 10 have
leading influence ? We would not have Seward
join the Van lurea S5oitsof his State; for their
course is evoa inMe contemplate tkan that Of The
p; lizards, who have always been consistent slavery
supporters but we you'd have him, al least,
keep clear CT the latter aad leave those two New
York eauPettns satactlonS,af or Ike favor of the
Slave Power to fight it out, and let dog eat dog
till there is nothing left of either Of thop.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

Mayor ELEcr!oN.- The FIRST trial for TIE
election OF Mayor in Boston came off last week
and resulted IL the defeat Of Sewer, the ncnm-
bent and Wing candidate, who lacked about 100
votes Of an election. TIE shameless corruption
of Abbott lawrence and his C,ttonocracy, in
buy ing up the Catholics and everything else in
the market to defeat Wilson and the new Con-
sthution is opening the eyes Of thousands. The
next trial cones off OIL The 27th of this month.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
LAWS OF WEIR MONT.
SESSION OF 1858.
Designated by The Secretary Of STATE for public
ton in The Newspapers.

No. Am act in amendment Of Chapter forty
SIX Of The Compiled Statutes entitled Servi
ces OF Courts"
is hereby enacitd by The General assembly of
The State Of Vermont, as .follotcs:
Sec. /. The terms OF the Supreme Court in
fhe sete4at counties shall be held al the follow.
ng tines in the count of Chiltenden, on the
fourth Tuesday OF December: in the county OF
franklin, on the third Tuesday next aft r the
fourth Tuesday of December; in the county OF
Grand Isle, on the Thursday next after the fourth
Tuesday next following the fourth Tuesday in
December; in the county Of Addison, on the
fifth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in
December in the county Of Rutland on the
sixth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in
December in the county of Bennington, on the
eighth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday 10
December; in the county Of Wndhan,, on the
ninth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday of
December in the county of Windsor on the
tenth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday of
December; i'll the county Of Orange, on the
twelfth Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday
of December in the county Of Washington, on
the thirteenth Tuesday next after the fourth
Tuesday of December; in the county of la
noble, on the fourteenth Tuesday next after the
fourth Tuesday OF December; in the county of
Orleans, on The Thursday next following the
fourteenth Tuesday next after the fourth Tues.
dav in December; in the county Of Essex, on
the fifteenth Tuesday next after the fourth Tues
day in December; in the county of Caledonia,
on the Thursday next following the fifteenth
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in De.
cember
Sec Q. The second section of chapter eighty
six Oft Compiled Statutes is hereby repealed.
Sec 8. This act shall take effect from it's pas
sage.
Approved, December 9th, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No 49, An act in addition 10 chapter twenty
eight ofthe Compiled Statutes, relating to bail.
II is hereby enacied By HE General Assembly Of
the Slate Of permont, as tollo,us:
Sec. |. Whenever il shall be made to appear
to the supreme or county court, by any person
who HIS or stall become bail for any party in
any suit, now or which shall hereafter be pend
ing therein, that snch person was induced to
enter bail by misrepresentation or promise of
indemnity Tor entering such bail, which shall
not have been performed, on reasonable request.
the court IN which such suit is pending is hereby
authorized to direct, on application Of the bail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Sec. 9. This act shall take effect
passage.
Approved, December 6, 1858.

No. l4.-An act to repeal an act entitled tan
act relating to Injunction, in addition 10 chap
ter twcnty-seven Of the compiled staiutas,"
approved November 90. 1852.
II is hereby enacied BY The General Assembly Of
The State Of Vermoni, as fotioi0s:
Sec. l. The act entitled ian act relating to
injunctons, in addition to chapter twenty seven
OF the compiled Statutes" approved November
~. 1853, is hereby repealed. 'i
Sec. 2. This act shall not affect any proceed
ings had, or appeal taken under the provisions
OF the statute thereby repealed; but the same
shall proceed and be determined ia the sane
manner as though said repealed statute yet re-
manned in force.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage. r-,+H
Approved December 6 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No. IAN act relating to actions between
co7artpers, coparceners and tenants in common,
IL is hereby enactcd By The General Assembly Of
The Stale Of Vermont, as folo,us:
Sec. ]. The action of account, or any other
proper action, may be brought and maintained
bvIone or more parceners or coparcners or ten
an in common, 10 settle and adjust their &C.
counts and dealings. in the same manner as is
provided by on act entitled can act relating 10
actions between copartners, "approved Novem-
Der fifth, A. d 1859.
Sec 2. THIS act shall take effect from it's
usage.
Approved, December 6, 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

THE WORKINGS OF THE FUaITIvE SLAVE
LAw.-l'he ferrymen and others, who have taken
note of the matter, say tina, during the past yenr
900 fugitive slaves have crossed over into Cana
da, at Detroit, and $50 at CIeaveland alone.
Probably 1900 would not be too high an est
mate tol the whole number that have this year
made good their escape into Canada. While per.
haps or 10 may have been reclaimed BY the
fugitive slave law Let it work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No. A. An act altering rhe time Of holding the
County Court for the County Of lIamoie.
IL is hereby eaacted by The General assembly Of
The State Of Termont, as (oHoios: -. -.
Sec. |. The County Court for The County Of
Lqmoile shall hereafter be held on the last Tues
day of May and on the first Tuesday Of Dece,n-
Der in each year.
Approved, D .cember 6, 1853. ..s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Approved, December 6. 1853.
No. 13.-An act relating to witnesses.

No 13.-An act relating to witnesses.
II is hereby enacted by The General Assembly Of
the Stale Of Vermont, as foltolos:
Sec. |. The words nor any suit brought be-
fore. and pending at, the time this act shall go
into effect" contained in the third section Of an
&C, entitled san act relating to Witnesses ap.
proved November 90. 1853 are hereby repealed /:
Provided that this act shall not apply TO any
action commenced previous to November twenty.
third, eighteen hundred and fifty two, where
one of the parties to snch action has deceased
previous to the enactment Of this statute.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Approved, December 6, 1853.

No. l2.-An act in addition to sections twenty
one and twenty two Of chapter thirty four of
the compiled statutes, relating 10 Witnesses
IL is hereby eaacied By The General .4ssamby of
the Stutc OF Vermont, as jeifo,os:
Sec. |. Whenever The inhabitants of any
county, town, city, borough, village, or school
district, or the st ckholders in my railroad cor.
poration, shall be admissible as competent wit.
nesses 10 any cause wherein such county, town,
city borough, vil'age, school district, or SAID
railroad corporation is party, or int rested, or
wherein any pers N is suing tor, or defending or
justltyng under them, in such case the adverse
party, or any person suing Tor or defending or
justiying under him shall also be admissible as
q witness.
Sec This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, December g. 1853.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Approved November "a, 1853.

No. 3.-An act TO alter the time of holding the
County Court in the County of Chittenden.
II is hereby enacted By The General assembly Of
The State Of Vermont, as tollops: -a.. "a
Sec. |. The County Court within and for the
County Of Chntendcn shall hereafter be holden
the first Tuesdays Of May and November in
each year. p.s -s.. -- s4-s
Approved, November %, 1853 .......
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

at Court iust or destroyed.
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. j. Ii the records or Judgment files Of any
cnunty or supreme court or court of chancery. or
the records and files Of any probate court within
this State, or any instrument IN writing affecting
the title to real personal estate, or any bond,
will or deed which may be required to be kept
on file in any court oil record within this State,
sh Al have been, or may hereafter be lost. or de-
sroyed by fire, or other"i se, or 90 deaced as to
be ilIeglbe. such court, upon proof that any pa
per presented to said court Is a tue copy of snch
rec ,rd, file or other instrument herein above
specified, may order such copy to be recorded
BY the clerk or register of such court. and the
record so made shall have all the validity and
effect of an original rec rd or tls and copy
OF the record 50 made, properly certified by the
clerk or register of the court in whose Office such
record remains, may be used in any court in this
State, for all purposes which the original record.
file, or other instrument above mentioned, might
have been used.
Sec. g If application be made under the FORE
gong section, for record OF copy Of any OF
the records, 4 es OF oIher instrument specified IN
ti,t section, which affect the title to real or per-
sonal estate Of greater value lh,n one hundred
dollars, such court shall, Def ire making an order
TO recurd the same, give reasonable notice toall
perso s interested, by publication IN some news
paper Or otherwise. 10 appear and objac', if they
see cause. to The making Of such order.
Sec. ~. Anappeal lro u, OF exception 10, the
decision OF any court upon an application 10 re-
cord any such paper as is mentioned Ia the pre-
ceeding section, may be taken by either party,
as is allowed by law in other Cases.
Sec. !. If no objection is made to the record
ing of any paper hereinbetore provided, the
party presenting the same shall pay the expenseot
recording the same to The clerk or register whose
duty it Is to make such record and if any person
appears aud objects to the recording Of any such
puper, the court rendering final Judgment, or
making final decree in such case. may tax cs.ts
TO either in its discretion, and a.ay determine by
whom the expense of such proceeding, and the
amount thereof, shalt oe paid.
Sec. 5. This act snail take effect from its pas
sige.
Approved, November 30, 1858
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No. s. An act altering 'ha tine Of holding the
County Court in the Cuuos Of Orange.
IL is hereby enacted by The General assembly of
the Stale of Vermont as Eolto,os
Sec. L. The County Court for the County Of
Orange shall hereafter he holden on the fourth
Tuesday of June md third Tuesday Of Jannary,
Instead of the tunes now required by law.
Approved, November 81, 1853
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Approved, December 9th, 1853.

No. 2.-An act altering the time of holding the
County Courts in the Counties of Addison
aud Bennington.
Il IS hereby enacfedly the General Assembly of
The Stale Of peraont, as loilo,ps:
Sec. |. The County Court for the County of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

November, Gen Schamyl and lsmael Pacha
were to make a simultaneous attack on the
Russian lines The result is not known
vet Omar Pacha has intercepted letter
from Menchkoff to Gortchakoff, advising
him to keep quie, in the Principali,ies.
Russia is said TO have required from Eng
land the recall of Admiral Slade and Capt
Borlase, now in command in the Turkish
fleets. both of whom hold commissions in
the British navy.
IMPORTANT RUMoRs is reported that
an alliance has been entered into between
England, France. Spain and Sardinia, Of
fensve and defensive.
A revolution was reported TO have brok-
Ell out in Portugal in favor of Don Miguel
The news has not been confirmed and is
probably exaggerated. .
FRANcE-The Duchess Of Orleans de-
clares that she does not recognize the late
fusion of the Bourbons, but maintains her
own and her sons claims to the French
throne, invioate.
The Emperor of Russia has sold out his
shares in the French Funds.
Cholera is making progress al Paris.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs-Under the inhu-
ence Of large arrivals of breadstuffs from
America, prices of all articles have given
way; Wheat I'D cd per bushel; Flour Is
Is. Corn is in moderate request at pre-
vious rates.
Provisions w. Gardiner & Co report
Beef dull, buyers awaiting lower rates in
America Pork in retail demand at Is Is
lower. Bacon moved more readily at un-
changed prices. a,
LATEST
VIENNA, Nov 23-The Austrian gov.
eminent lends its mos, strenuous support to
the Servan Declaration. The Porte does
not sanction that neutrality, and has inform
ed the Servlan government that, il ueces-
sary, the Sultan wound make use of his
power at Suzerani, and march his troops
through Servia.
The Turkish government has issued a
strict prohibition against the granting o!
letters of marqne Bucharest letters state
that the Russian army was expected soon
to be IN ii CONDITION to assume the offensive
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22
Approved, November 90, 1853,

No. ll.-An act in relation to evidence.
II is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of
The State Of Vermont, as .toliops:
Sec. |. On the trial of any civil suit before
any justice of the pence or county court, said
justice of the peace, or said county court, msy !,
in his or their discretion, upon the aopl cation
Of either party, order the witnesses of the adj
verse party examined separately and apart from
each other.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from is
passage. ~.
Approved, December 6, 1853. .....
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No. Gan act altering the time Of holding the
County Court in the County Of RntIani.
II IS hereby enacted by III: General assembly Of
The State Of Vern.ont, as toilons: .0
Sec. /. The County Court for the County Of
Rutland shall hereafter be holden on the secoud
Tuesdays of March and September in each year.
Approved, November 81, 1853
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

NO. 26.-An act To prevent tho improper and nm.
lawful use OF property held in trust,
II is herebg enacted. BE. Sl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No. l0.-An act relating to actions brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace
IL rs hereby enacted by The General assembly Of
The State Of permoni, as foNows:
Sec. /. All suits hereafter brought before
justice Of the peace, upon, or for, the subscrip-
tons to, or for any newspaper, or for adveris
ing in the same, shall be brought and tried in
the town where such newspaper was printed
or in the town where such defendant resides.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November %. 1888 ..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

No 9-An &C; in addition to chlpfrr twenty
nine of the compiled statutes, entitled "of
Iu tees OF the Peace"
II is hereby "nncted by The General assembly Of
the State Of Permont, as Jo'lo,cs:
Sec. |. All suits hereafter broaght before
Justice Of the peace in which any railroad cor
poratons shall be mndc Defendant, may be
brought and tried in any town in which the rail
road of said corporation is located.
Approved, November 80, 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-12-22

and The consent of the person or party for whose
security the bail is taken tn discharge such bail,
and order new bail on such terms as said court
shall adjudge to be reasonable.
Sec. 3. This acf shall take effect from its pas
sage. a1
Approved, December 6, 1853