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corsrY COMMISSIONER.

A. was anticipated, Sil,s W. Hopors,
ksq. q Clarendon, was elected 10 the Office
81 Commissioner on the s'h inst. wiihou,
opposition. The vote was upcommonly
light, and had there been a systematic and
determined contest, Mr. II. would un.icubt-
edly have been dc,e.i.d. simply by the luke
~snnpess q his fricnds.
Shbvugh M harm i- done In this in
stsws. -e hope like opportunity for mis-
chief ~iil not again occur 10 long AZ wc
are 10 have the Liqor Law, lc, y. have |,
in all fesPscis a. cas- irdended BY ns fro
mcrs,--ss sny rate. NJ rsrt q the power
fr ia ngid enforcement shcald be idly
thrown sway. We may retnsrk that this
ssrar issilsssnrss and iast;cnison, ~ rifr on
Tuesday, has bern the sole cause 81 the
ircP~-ii,voess snd decadencr Of previcu-
ense,menss on thr subieci; and It's esi--
fese Al this time must BE- the subject IL
painful rg,s 20 all true friend. ~ reform.
We have sssursee- that MrH. -ilTpcs.
firm The duties Il HI. ofre 10 the letter.
ss thorarh and efseiem Commissioner.
The E.rorlc will expect a. much, and il !.
10 Ne hcpod their expectations viIl be fully
realized.
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! bei,svc tina, involuntary scr,iindc. ss .,
exists IN distant S,sies ef this ccnsedrra-
tiar, " rccoeniscd BY the Constitution.
believe that II stand. like any other I'D.
miiiej night. and the States ~herr Il ca
is,. are entitled 10 sufficient rcsncdics 10
enfcrcc the constitutional Provisions
hald iht the laws commonly called
~thc Compromise Measures arr strictly
constitutional. and to be Enthusiastically car
ned into effect.
| believe that the constituted authorities
of tins Republic are bound to regard the
rights Of the South in this respect a. they
would view any other legal and cousii,u-
tiond right, and tha, the laws TO enforce
them should be respected and obcycd nos
with reluctance encouraged by abstract
opinions as 10 their propriciy in difF-r.
ont state Of society, but checrfully and sc-
coriing to the decisions or the tribunal 10
which the exposition belongs.
Such have been and arc my convictions,
and upon them | shall act. fcvcntly
hope that no sectional. or ambitious. or
fansiical excitement may again threaten
the durability ofour Institutions, or obscure
the light Of our postcrity.
But let M, the foundation of our hope
rest upon mans wisdom. II will not be
sufficient that sectional preiudiccs find no
place in the public deliberations.
II will not be sufficient THAI the rash
councils Of human passion are rejected. II
must be felt that there is no national sccu-
rity but in the nations humble and sc-
knowlcdgcd dependence upon God and his
overuling Providence.
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rhrs pau lassr fr,u y,,,p,

Thm Royal Mail Steamship Cam.,..
arrived Al lIal;ias NJ 10 A. N. al IN,
I.Arssr nv TxlsessrB.--Io,,l,a
3 Y. N. A d.,-ratrh has ja., lr,p =,
evisci nj The Foreign oase,s snnoanr,,.
iha, M asirmr, lad bcrn maslc 10 a....
mate the Emrvvr ii Ao,,ria. Who ~.
slightly wounded. Tn, ASSASSIN L.l
b,rn arr.si.d Gen. Rade,sl, h..
Issued proclamation con6.,a,,nr ~.
property OF the insurgents. The mi,
,era,y Of Pa,ia !. shut until fuuh,.,
orders. Slight disturbances had ,sl,,
place throughout the Roman States.
Discussion on the u,,.
OF relations with France was brou,h, A.,
on Friday nigh, by D'Isracli. aud ,lr,.
ted strong assurances Of pcaccable IN.
tcuiions.
Fnasce.--Moeh speculation e,;s,
concerning n private audience given b,
the Emperor to the Russian minister.
The will Of Napoleon I. has he,
given up by England to France.
IrALr.--Milan i' now reported ouie,
but theatres and public assemblaee. ARE
prohibited. No outbreak occurred IN
Tuscan or Roman states, except som,
rioting n, Orvieio, where one man wa.
stabbed and some windows broken
Al Sienna Rirnini, cries Of "viye 1,
Franco" and Vivc lc Napoleon" ver,
uttered, for which the town wa, 6,rJ
heavily, fly persons were pca,cn with
fifty blows each.
Al Monsea, six leagues from Milan.
the insurgents held out bravcly for .ome
hours. but were overpowcred. Mihp
itself Is IN sad state. Debtor prisop.
ers are liberated TO make room for poli,.
ical arrests. The municipality is forced
TO pension the widows and wounded
troops. Mazxini Is somewhere in Swi,.
zerland or Italy. His friends fear hi.
safety. Austria appears determined to
take measures against Switzerland and
Piedmont, which she regards rs two hot.
beds Of revolt.
RussIA.--von Scbuzed, the Japau.
csc traveller, Is summoned to confer with
Government respecting an expedition
whether peaceful or hostile 10 NO.
known--which the Emperor intends to.
send 10 Japan.
TuRKEY.-No further movements
have taken place in Montenegro. Der.
lin dispatches state Prussian dispatches
make il certain that Porte accepts the
mediation Of Austria. aTbe lloyd Of the
18th says that Prince Daniel would &C.
cent the condition offered by Turkey,
and that hostili,ies are suspended.
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NNt oHNrssH P"ttHhTe ~ teHNfs
psgsv. We A. Ne p-sg--s o. nssAssss ~.
N y o. inar-A1 sssssvsaas y 10 ssesT e~s
ssn "a xshss@-rs )s&r@~ss 80 ns -rrn~
e..ssiac~x % - az sAss tn. sal.sr s~oos,e
sAs~fis n sss rresas VI sfsssh . = ell
g~ss~s bod sss Iag.rtsssn
Thssx sss rssrsesiss y.s4s<s Va the sASr-~s
shsi cgsu,snS ms~ lisa erSinsry sscs.
tsai s-tsis.esa. ircalrps~d thsi As-,v~-s
M sAat via raisss' .ufrsi-e. ~ se sss
,A.ls.srrsssrr ~ ssea. ss nuaf tsngiAle.
Z psrq~saese ssaa.ssysar n thr ss'~srphir q.
b~.ssesfas, sprwsnfs,a msnis. hua ~ o.
,ssssaas.s sdscusry spa sagq.ss- Thss h,FA
I degr-s a cos,~rssttssn kefssas.sre slsisssd
&C. frssa1ssa r,rscs. a~~ Nd sgT~s Ne
Ts,asahsee slsusc1a 10 be character.
Ths Rep~sir pee1s cop~,i,daiiesA. Nd
ssiossapa. Tb~e are porsiee. q oui ~.
ri'.,sss tia, sfs searrsiy Yes socisn@ied to
ou~ l.Ansnsl sa-saassss. Thew ,ef ~.
,sais~ sssts 10 BE- sasr IN lle ~ss e'felel.d.
iag al pssss IN efse bsrsoa,S-as .soie. and
iisi. .est Ought 10 Ne eo.aF1essc bcss~~sny
aawe II ,hs dlscsrssm elsls~n' II foreign
rsccs and FsnFle y iFarc1Occd iiso The con-
f,aerscy.
M P,rses greatly err II h. ssp,o~rs
tbs, haryisss snaesstinn a either free ~
sisse territory eau BE- made -Rlioui esas-
si,sijng sgIts,ion. ard whenever sgiiaiisn
r~sis-s under these circumstances, II -ill
H. fsr nsghtief poser fcr mischief than
q he's ever yea been. There 10 a,orsl GER
fanny that fs years 10 come, fifther an.
nessflon q TERRITORY -suld be fatal 10 cur
dansessic peace. Assuming. 80 we safely
may, that Prssiaen, PisRes's remarks point
10 territories now undcs Envpesn sway.
ve Do nj ser how. IN view q the rcvcla-
iioa. made during The last s--sion Of Con-
gn~s. any in,eligco, man rsn sincerely
spcsk II the preservation 81 international
sH,'iy ~hile ehcssshing purpose Of annex
siion.
We have no ,dcs tha thu ~p seshmenf
-, NJ ,., h,a-, IN - ..l
perhsPs t.ink fight pretty strongly bu,
the real ~ork u bl,cdshod and carnage for
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-" "V'- "'' ~. INV "'g's''A' ""eh
NJ CONES !" '"'s !" the past the present,
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TTaossAs ros Tnn Wssr.-GOsersoS
slsae, -ho hAs held many and importAh,
ofhc.s, IN HE nAtive state, and at Wash
ingson. and discharged faithfully the duiic-
q each. has Prphsbly done Hse for the
god Of has eonn,p, IN saprlyIng eomPs-
,sA fsansle iaaebcn foT the Wea, than 10
EBg oar, ~ all the stations be has hiiher-
10 flied lie has been Instrumental Of do
ing mach fof the eaBse q odacniion. We
oousraes,S the neAis -ufefpsise 10 the "a
fr-sssr r--rra II The l-ahi,e Bss~esa
three and four hundr,d ieaclrrs have Il.
ready gone cot. and nsEe are sssa 10 foi.
io~.- Narig,eiief Wsieisnan
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CONGREss-THE NEW SENATE.

MARCH 4.
SEsArE.--The Senate met at 10 o'clock
this A. NJ. The bill TO establish territori-
al government in Nebraska was taken up
Mr. Douglass made speech in its favor.
The bill was then laid over.
The circular gallery is reserved exclu-
sively for the ladies', and is filed almost to
suiiocation. Thousands Of both sexes have
been in attendance since early morning,
and not few maintained their seats all
night lest they should fail to get them
again. Whilst others who were up all
night, having no place 10 sleep, awaited
themselves of the galleries for lodgings and
occasional maps.
The great rotunda is filed with ladies',
gentlemen not admitted. A strong police
guards every avenue 10 the inside Of the
riding. On the floor Of the Senate is
Gen. Scott and many other distinguished
persons.
The following is a list Of the vacancies
in the Senate, and Of new members, ex-
ceptIng those elected: Maine, vacancy not
filed New Hampshire, Anterior, vice
Hale Massachusetts, Everett, vice Downs;
Rhode Island. vacancy; N. Jersey, Thomp-
son, vice S,aunton Alabama, Wright, vice
Miller; Delaware, Clayton, vice Spruence;
North Carolina. vacancy South Carolina,
Evans, vice DE Sausare Georgia, Toombs,
vice Charieton; Alabama, vacancy, vice
Clemens Mississippi, vacancy, Brooke !;
LOUISIANA, full, but Benjamin contested !;
Michigan, Stuart, vice felch; Kentucky,
Thompson, vice Underwood.
II N now ~ O'Clock. Mr. Hunter, from
the committee appointed 10 wait on the
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THK ISarGuHAL ADDRESS.

Nv C"r>TarsEs-Ii IL q relief 10 feel
that no heart but NY own can kno~ the
personal regret and bitter sorrOw over which
J have been bs'rne Ia . position 10 suitable
inf others rather than desirable for mys,.lf
The circumstances under which / have
been called for limited period 10 presia,.
over the destinies of tins Republic. hli me
-iih a profound sense of responsibility. bu,
-iih no'hiag bike shrinking aprreheDsion.
reFs9 IN the e..-i assigned tas. No., a
10 cne soagii. bat In obedience 10 the un-
sol'citrd expression a yoar viii. anssea-
bic only fs fearless. tAihfal. and dsi-
gent eHrrrise 81 my best po-rrs.
iosighi O. be, sad am, truly grateful fsr
the rAre manifestation u tie nsfinai's eouh
d..eoe bot ihis. - far froaa iighiening D.,
o6tenii8ns, only add D. their weight. Yon
have susnasoBed me- IN my weakness Won
mus sustain nae BY year strength. Whru
ls-oking ias the fai6limcni a rea.oaAsie
rsquirczsrnis. yoa oil nd se unnnsdfill a
The great changes -ilich have occurred etfn
.i'hih III lasi qurrt~F II q cenfury. ssl
the eofs~-.q'ssfa augmentation aud oaanpissi.
~ a auiiss ,anJ,pseS " he sdnsiniztfAissnI
bod q yeas bsfse and foreign shsirs.
Wkcfhes he els,zcn,s a in,serrnf fsrrs
N the Rspsslie have keFs pare 9TH ia an-
i.4rslisase fsogFr.<son N trrrI,ory, fsap1ls.
nfn snd saaith kAs been tae suh,rrs a
esrrsasi fhnnghf and di.russian % b,sil
sides a he sscrsn
t.eAs ihsa sisig -thhne yesn ago. H.
fs'issr u hos cesaffy n.s1e N tiea ruersi
snoesssnn ~ lhs ,fnpsrtars Siais a Sank
rarssns 81 tAe C..slfssAsrssian oft.s uajisi
ssssss. eae q ths suhiests a kis sy-rl.i
osuEs.isfIzsieA.
A. hat ssosp~sa. ks~~srs, .k.-n IL. AZ
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Important from the Caps q Cad Hone,

by the barque Corsair at this port,
from Mozambique, we have Cape town
papers 10 the 4th. The Cape Town
mail to January 9TH contains the &C.
coum Of severe fight, in which 6OO0
Basutoss, armed horsemen, were routed
by about 100 British troops. The chief
Morhesh had agreed to deliver 10000
head Of cattle, aud 1000 horses rs n fine
for the depretlations which had been
committed on the Colonists. lie, how
ever, failed to comply with bis engage.
meni, and the Governor advanced into.
his territory to seize the cattle. The
Basutoss defended their property, and
although the British ut one time cap.
tured 10000 head, they were compelled
TO abandon NIL hut about 5000 head Of
cattle. The Basutoss, however, were
completely overthrow, and the next
day the chief sued for peace. The con.
ilici lasted from morning until 8 O'Clock
in the evening.
The British loss was 80 killed and
10 wounded, whilst the loss on the 9th.
er side was much greater.--[ Provi dence
Jour. March 8.
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ef- rss .>s'.ssei i.,ssisxs-o, pasii.A.
% essn's.ssaraer ses-ees Es-Pr.sasa.
Fsiis~se sId lis lsis Cabinet. The mssa.
hss 4 M caAssss ssFcs. thar aA,ar..
tsas a. ths paiinng sssaaaii, and descs.sn
~ ID asia's q has ossee cshshaed By M
fiis.~fss asa ssAse~leAss tAn ,-rs-saal
as-.'ts-s .ah sh,sA ss.y .es, .sss ,,s.i.
-. sss 'i< Asss-psg that ever ,~e,s.lea.--.
NJ FaAsAs ssssstalls sriss.lsdre. ths
sssssas pad 70 hisA a,ssissns deserving 4.
and s@ss a. seoeess u has sAs.ls.issrAsisn
vas sA'sns s~ins 10 ~ -,saosn. Assu-ss,
s~d hdsaay - Ma ssaassiiafs. ne rs--.
<ssf.- y sas. - sss r.sz saass Es,saa.,s
y ~ ss.saes a cshsass. ~ ssa-s sss
s'<s<s~aasA NJ even hsssA .ord.. A.ssar
ecssreAs
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e. orA FsAslss. u Me- iisay-,~s.
= asseass'eily. sry n.cs nsa. boz hs.
ssy-ssasscss - csiiet'es 81 Boston. has
sAs~sAs ssses sosssi cfsa-e o. s<ac q
ny s~@s iAs~<rnrs. ., 10 somsa.rra an
matt Ia iis s~ssush.s" u Mss.sel.a.
sssis. that ell 'i's s'-s s<s-ss In thu Gin Of
iAs Gesessi ts~srnmoa .i-.la . 70 a.
s-xx.x- isse Ses Hampshire. ~s-rre ,l-s
<..A \ slssys na.e
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Lacal Omnibus.


royss owvpts ns.
A. the snessinr hid 81 zee IN s's-s- thAs
siiio~i-r -s-~ si-ss~s e<scr~ 60 ii-f tr~u
n Rsii.nd. fs ~ ra~alnx yrsfs
A.. !. Bse-s, T..s- Cot
,: les x :, e...-.i s's.-~
Wa Sslsesf,
loss n Pass. T'va,svy,.
N.nus Jesssss. orrsssy ef P.~r.
Ja.s, ". Puvsa-. Ses Cpasssbis.
N.wts Jeassos.l
Gsosf l.. S~IrH. fsasrs.
~. a.. Prssfss.
y.xss n.nsrrr.
Psssoss JaHssos. .fsdsfess-
n. ~. iiopors,
Nv ! W. r ns.,.. }n.r ya..,..
W. r. NtcsoLs,
J,~r. B.sArrr., c -
Ass.s Mar. ''s"d '"""'
X. B.ns.rr. s.aiv BaEls sad .h,as.
fa,ss,. ss..os, p'a"d k"p"'-
Prrrn BIssosshn, fasrrsfor Of L<afhey.
W. II. swira. T'ssrr .frcni. eHd T'7ss.
is z. 8. DsPenfs .usH,y.
Re- e., !, ,, =. n', w.,,,. s~pt. seAool.
o. The sun II Fgrs T'howsund Dollars
vas appropriated on Tuesday Lac; from the
surplus fund. fof the purpose e building
Town House. Such building has long
been needed, and II Is hoped that sum 80
generous will supply the wand IN manner
worthy the enterprise and ro-aheada,ive-
ness Il Rutland. A committee fof loest-
ing the site of the To~n House was APP
pointed, consisting Of the following gentle.
men;
A. ALLEs, fsirhascn.
$. II. krLLocc, Phtsford,
ErooH SxIra, Clarendon.
From such g committee, we may expect
the highest degree Of fairness and impair.
iiality; and We have no doubt they will
perform the delicate task assigned them to
the satisfaction Of all.
AooIprsr.-A young man Of this VIII
logc, Mr. Hrssr RIsiSs, while engaged
ia lathing at the new DePo, Of the Rutland
and burlington Road. ON Tuesday last,
fell from the scafIolding, some thiry-ive
feet, injuying himself very seriously. II
is thought he will recover, although prob
ably crippled for life.
INV ADvERrisEsEsTs.--C Carpenter
ID. Burgess g. Co. s. q. Saley; Henry
Edgerson w. II. Smith; Anarchists Ca
tholicon; Commissioner Of Patents; John
Ballard Philip Fisher Warren g. Staley
Ira W. Seward. Probate Notices in rs.
,ates OF Isaac Chstterton, Joel Green, Mar
tina Saylcs and John II. Earl.
O. by reference to our special notices,
it will be observed that we publish a call
for villkge meeting on the I'D inst, "a
make provision. among other things, To pro.
cure Fire Engine. We are glnd to see
an awakening interest on this subject. Ma
locality with which we are acquainted
suBds more in need of we'll organized
Fire Department than Rutland. Construct.
ed almost entirely Of wood, US the buildings
81 our village are, we run an nDaecounta-
able ,isk in the neglect Of any efficient
prot elton against fire. A small conhagra.
ton AT some particular points, would re.
sui, in more real damage than the whole
cost OF organization and equipment Of a
good Department. II is TO be hoped that
some action viii be taken at the meeting
on the I'D. to insure immediate and eff.
Glen, protection against " the devouring
element"
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WAsHINGTON, March7.
The President nominated his Cabinet
to-day, and the Senate unanimously con-
firmed il as it stands:
Secretary of State--WILLlAM l.. MAR
CT, of New York.
Secretary Of the Treasury
GurHnIE, OF Kentucky.
Secretary Of the Interior--RoBERr Nc
CLELLAND, of Michigan.
Secretary Of War-JErrERsoN DAVIS,
of Mississippi.
Sec'y. Of the Navy-JAmEs c. DonBIS,
Of North Carolina.
Post Master Gcncral--JAMEs CAMPBELL
Of Pennsylvania.
Attorney General-CALER CusHiSG, Of
Massachusetts.
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F,sr ~ MosrrrLiss.--We learn from
the RsPository, that an old building. occu.
pied bya osrding machine, and sash and
blind mannfaetcy, situate between the
Berlin Bridge and wslton's pspcr-mill,
was burned on the morning Of the 5th inst.
The building was Of little value, and be-
longcd to o. II. Smith, Esq. No insur
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GREAr FIRE IN New ORLEANS.
The most disastrous fire that ever oc.
Cured In New Orleans, broke out on
Wednesday afternoon in the upper part
Of the Alabama Cotton Press. The
flames spread rapidly, and gained TIRE.
mendous Roadway before the engines
arrived. II destroyed nearly all the
contents OF the Press, besides large.
quantity OF cotton piled in the streets.
II TAR exceeds the first estimates. II Is
supposed that over 10000 bales OF cot
ton were destroyed, valued at from
ssoO,Oo0 to 81 100000. The prpper-.
~ was mostly insured.
II is believed that several ncgrvss
have persisted IN the flames. MANY
other presses in the city were in GRAFT
danger, but were saved.
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sesesss'.--NosLing II special note
has esssrrsi Ia The Esssu,ise session Of
a's seasie. saesss the conhrussou Q, sp.
psa''ss.~s's. ~ the seiiiem~m 81 sane
Krressi ss>issn a - greer.I ,aars. >
a sssAi sslsarancsa On sA,ssiAy .. sp..l.
ss a.
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nlraIlTiss o. FrrubIsT nfkfE.

nAnsn q. ts>a-
re Ts~~sg s~s gxsstss-<.s---rhsr ve-
sssss~~---rss A<t~ss~~sss 90 C~s-
svs.s---TNs s~sssss---vhs ss.~s-r.i
Asss-ss.
Ths hliosiar tra-grsph,e dispatches
eve the occurrences si Washington an the
artlss ~ whith thcy ifausg.irtsd
N.sHfseros. Nsrh 4. sI-9 A. ".
TNe mimo~f ras~r and confu-soss- prc-
ssil. berr this r,oFning. Drum. hsve been
beating sirsce daylight. and the hremrn and
uilrary srr n.sinr ~ AL dircc;icns.
B,sh ilcascs 81 Congress were Ia ses-
sicn during the mgh,-
a sao- sfor-H has Jusi st in, and the
fakes an. po~ fading fast.
.rco>p pssrsvca.
Msncnt 4. II A. ".
The Jsckson statue has bern visited by
crowd. .ipce early IN the morning. and
eiicits much admiration.
Both Houses Of Congress are stlll in
scssisn.
The Capitol J. swnuning 10 ovrrhowibg
Hunir~is sleys IN the nYtunda last night.
snd in the warm passages Of the Capitol,
lying down Ia their cloSks, while thousands
were compelled 10 wslk the streets all night.
The first train from Baltimore arrived nj
: o'clock this morning. and the second at
9. bringing ahou, 2,0o0 passengers.
Pedestrians and horsepen frmn the sur
rounding country are arriving in vast num-
beers. and the Alexandra boats every half
houf are urh'ginR over "sas o. Passehg.n'
'aW- h!no.r ~ "s h"a" u' w" fd'-
pure 'luos m NrS o'h ana oa,u"'o'" :
marching unoagn 'ne streets nuhniens
:" "'fs"a'-' nne'l h'"uD.e' WI" "'uges
sSo s's"cs, ministry anu n'eH.h, ar 'no'-
ing 70 ana IN, p''Psra'o'y 70 FORMING az y
i'he o' p'"ces''"n 10 a'''''a's anu h'c-
men make grand display
Traachs = nino'e ana rhrce were ser
ensnen ias, ngn' ny u'' we" io'h ,onu-
hen,al osno. =,
INC SNOW s'or'n sun continues
l'"'"p ",srA''"
Mason ','' W.
congress mas JUST aaJ9urheo' ana 'he
new senate mas asscnoieo.
ine ''''nnuy anu eN'e P.oo" ~ '" ,,,.'
20 on ipo,s,a"a a'.nuo W ''on' " 'he wy
man, ~hhch Is peau'h"iiy decorated ana Or
ha,nsn'eo WIZ" 'es'oohS' nays pa"ne's' &C
ne P'oceSs'oh' asSo,u'n2 10 'ne orue'
OF ue programme puollshed' Is no" couh-
,cnnanh'hR W we s'ehne' ven; rlcfcc
mas Jus. .n'erca nus cir''age an'u u'e ring
ing OF oe's aho ,ne roar o' ar'ii,ery'
lsoehrh nhsrAreh.
MARCH 4th, 2r' NJ.
The process'on--one miie iong--reach-
ed me Capuoi al O'Clock
Inc "ina""s ana Ponicos along rem
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Nss Hssrss'ss Eascnes.- Tho ne.
f'''ns thus Ia reriwJ. Indicate thu elnc.
ssea q MANS. ldan.l by s.aicnp oi
h~s = 10 aooo and tho eleetion u the
sasse s.@r~sr s~iexas,os TO congn-.
si-@ en- shes~sscd daasenis ms,os,s, ia
~ Legislature.
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80 b. essAasss sAa sprn-r'sasssy ssxrs'S
sesf Sod.
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7" We lesrp frau ths .,i~s-ryA Co
ssfss. ~ ,ise ,sh ,n.s tia, Rssigailaa oss the
iisd-on has easnn,fSned. under tl,r MS,
favorable Circumstance. Go sist Spray hue
iaa.s.
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DoMe Waitsrs.

FUNERAL Or GOV. WILLIAMS.
The Funeral Of Gov. WILLIAMS will oc-
cur a, half pas, u o'clock, this saturday
morning, a, the late residence OF the de-
eease.l
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hst<sia~t srs sA~. ra-A.l<x q .s,ss
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w-s spss sra s-sAiss--A~ass 80
a s.ssrs rasss- esss ~ e...l. s.< a~ss si~
s-s-s a~--ssri,als .nl ts.s.
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VsMsosr AskrcuLrunAL socrr

VsKsoSr AskIcuLruRAL SociErY.--
The Dir-c'or and County Committees Of
the State Society met at this place on Tues
day last, and after harmonious scssion Of
t~o days, adourncd, having agreed upon
list q premiums, To be offered at the ncs,
annual fair, TO be holden at Montpelier, on
the 18Th. i4,fs and 18th days Of September
next The hss Of premiums. committees,
and roles and regulations. will soon be
pobhsifrd and cent into sll parts of the
s,sie. The aggregate anosta u preni-
ums ofrrcd viii exceed three Thousand
dollars VI Waterman.
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The Goscrb~ of Vermont has sd Apar,
the rsh u April a. day Of = humiliation
and payer Boston Aiias