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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

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nlA freln,i0Hh lAaspia 'na 4, 80. -.
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s. ::.;' ,s I;fis < WSfihfY ID. &. I'D. ..
I ivthfOOL ani ioaDOH PACKET SLIPS To-
n.,lss :" sAa h"@ LiSthfopL@s ha eh ."a H' "'v
s.lilss :. ..a ne'e Loapos s,.y .i'e,q.'. 1L.a.l,
Rsmalsse. Ia taoLAaD. IRELAND. sc0fLAaD s"d
We 'as psis'. Ia ~ ."a sp~a. ~aieh "s r'5
g.s h.al ~ i,,i.sa' 6gtaq, saa ali y. l,.sshs.,
m.. n,y's ~. Ca n.si ~. Iea1''a b'"i"a
Aiss'' rosmsa udsasl 90 Liysfooli
''' '''' INFORMATION" ''''a as Az dH ai,RsieL Co.
No ~ seaihst aewYoi, or 80 nessHt row, Liverpool
TT =. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
~ ORLEANS va HAVANA on SATURDAY, Hoy. r. The
well known sId fvors steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt H. wiaie
Boiler hew Cabin. furniture and every respect
IN he go-, eomPsto orer she w 'a the h Nov At Up "
Rates Of psssaSs to Havana md New orIears,
asie-Foota berth.....
sierfsse Bsrth and found ........5
Ireisht to Now Orleans 90 cent per cable loot
Slippers viii Be supplied with blank bills Of lans OF the form =
red BY the Company application their Office other form
signed and no ls OF sdns will BE- gued ser the hour OF sailing
For freight psse apply tie Office Of the Company No IN
Wedst, corner Of Warrenst n. o. ROBERTS.
FUNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cetin Passage
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Ssbin Pssssze
Second Cabin %
The ships from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA Capt Judkns AMERICA Capt. Letch,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie, EUROPA Capt Shannori
ASIA. Capt. r. g. Lott, CANADA, Cept. S1e0e,
AFRICA. Capt. Harrison NIAGARA Capt Lang
These vessels clear White Light 81 masthead Green
raIhesrc bow; Red on port bow.
AfRTC A Newly Wedn esday, 18th Oct
AAEHICA- Boston WEDNESDAY Ian Oct
ARABIA Jl1kins.. New York "Wednesday, 18Th Oct
CANADA stone Wednesday 2,h Oct
ASIA Wednesday u Nov.
NIAGARA Boston w dnesisy 9th Nov.
AFRICA ednedlY, 10th Nov.
EUROPA Y "Wednesday I'D Nov.
ARABIA. Judkins Now York w edneSAa oOn NOV
Beftls secured until pad for.
An experienced surgeon on board
me t rrs ID hese ship. accountable for Cold Silver
Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones Metals unless bills Of
ed therefor and tine value thereof therein expressed
tor freight or passage sppy % ,,.D =, .,u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, la5t4, com nenon5 Noveni
Der !, 1895. =. ~ ,....,..fan .s
7.r5 i2 n asnd p NJ The F. NJ train Expreeo co STAN
ford Noiwslk stopping a. oil stations beyond Express
sand NJ Tho 4 NJ tTeip nOps At stanford ana BRUCE
mort tue NJ stanford NorwsS md all stations beyona %
New-Ha7en the 2. 81 II Stamford and Bridgeport $3.50.
For Port and acknowledgement Accommodating ttans
9i5 A. 81 NJ for Port Chester and st 40 h o nor
For BOSTON, Hartford Springfield End wOe'terEHpfe's at
Fof ConneccGt Vermont Railroad and Monreai-E1
Of "A ". -
spriuefed RalfOad-At = ".
!For Canal Ralr1ad-At 2 A. NJ and y W. -
For Haven and New-LOncon hAlfold-AS A. NJ 70 ,e"
scb S,onngon and Providence and r. ID 10 rev"
For Housstoue Nausatact Railroadt A NJ and g. b.
Tr Dsnbury aud Norw.lk Accommodation at A. ~
ami Express ~ s z. 81. IT,, ,..oa..,,, a
$50 65 and NJ and p NJ Express at Ito and 80 r VI
Ero Norwsk ard Port ChesrerSpecal Accommodation ans
from Norwak l. A. from Port Chester az $50 ~ ana ''
See large a. the station horses ana Hotels
supeliDtcndenfs OGce, No 81 Canal g.; Ne~-tofA'
Ar gsrf's Station Houses y. haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

IRON FOOT OF PECK-sLIP-Noyember, I513
For shrewsbury Lons Branch Hshaqd pocs Ocean House
Port WssLpgon Mounts Docs BfO~ns Doek Mdetomn ana
Rad Hak Tene~ and splendid steamer ALICE G. ykIC ~ capt
H. Hseserty vii leave foot Of PeeksIP East h'er oa'y "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03
caIse tp Nation

D ,Aua Asg,esss. -
A sSiVNEts SAtN ei ArAtir aud FANCY
NS SssA..a i.iis.ss TX Kun y, s, @ HIS IA S
wJ MN ~ ss's ~. 4 ,r,: .ls,s e- s.. 49, H..
sss ~, A. Nse an Ae G''v'y' Y III t's,r s"rls IN
,,ssss - ~N u s,s.es,1 aua ~, 80 IA. es a-essi
At,ftoN Nofttt -ANN bushels Wheat rsc
~ tslls Jav,sa % ga sssse,s''~s al y seliG W V
feANNitN O. ~ Ne ~ Ns~'le deck h',e'N~" N 'se'A
NV v,v,sA nnss,ssS,s .sgN",s ,,.A. a.l,.
TrfsNsi, NV ~ ava ei,ev,es t..
tsyn s A., S. $1,000 sSs st y s 10 ''''
'''''N'' Fsi,lN fVtSiN,c Ssv 4 .sa eplsA
,,..,S .ea ..~Ss s' tes,.,. sS w.
N.ss,., IVA S,Ae,l rs~,, W. sesse's.i es,'tee'N ~.
w,s,>aevN A C'Ss~ A,s,ss %s'~ No h~ g. '''"''
nEANnN. riCkttS CIGARS, Nc-fRnAN,
- Nv a., tA sy,ssl :, ase ste,s a.ta. We Nsvsi
tvsS N.sss3 ~, Ms.'slA rvgreN V'"se' Nhesr~ ms"s,
ksSSe ~ rev n.,SsSsN = Il sVi,,i '''''
\ 4 Nt,,p Au,tiehs.r
nCTCN NtiROlS ROOTS nNNlNrliS,
I pVVNle 'ea SiNwlE ioNHViiS MHt% NOV \
HiS MA, Al NJ sWaN.,. SECS, Nea wa,esss sea''
W.,ss Hs~s, Nee ws, landed Ss@rtap asepe,ls' s'.o'
W.. - ,SN nnse,,.. Saw Han. Uiallsa1 Nups,
IsVW A. Ia ss ~ so pusha.eis AlN eAe Van 10" "H"''
\ $3.50 Hul,vs' Gvcs ~ sse''sd l'ss
ALsS~v IA NoSt,N Aue'isaesH
GREAr "ad r1stTiVE SALE OF
ErAvriYrL RuiLptN0 LotS AND COTTAGE SITES
au.rNp
FORr mil,
NNw.ExUutNS. StafES lst,Nn
Ntn,n .,,sn rinutcs' vaik ef the Ferry,
A3sstssa ~ Consequence ef Ae ''eSm OF Thursday o "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

illiorcllaueouo.
DEWARE of iMrOSToRsi
ID Tho Urislnai aud Only Ornnlne
fNriHMiNAfoH
That Annhaes
Hats Mice. tockfoaehca ANA, nc,
IL tOsrApH
ro.sfs Mhoesalo aud Retail Dtpf
No. iia broadway n. Y
- T. BABBiIT returns his sincere thanks 10 lbo
ID. Aot nsufanoc the prompt payment 81 ms tcesb,
loss nv ffo At Nos 20 Waahnson, N y which enaoea
Nm ~ m on with manufacturing OF sacratu~ Soap fo~ae
Ycru Powder hfrowroo starch s soai 31ua
All aud rot Eve rs each ono dozen IN D'
Tor mali ng Son soap cleaning IpinE &c
NoPPER--l.akc Superior Ingot Copper, rom us
I n,,os Mines In lots suit Purehaers by the
MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY No 1871 Gresnw1eh-st
INlRE BRICKS AFLOAT and to ARRIVE
il 10000 Runord stourbridge, per Excelsior"
10000 IgedW Welsh, "Ptogress"
I0OtO White Welsh per Joseph WALKER"
Io0O0 OamkiTk, per statera Morse"
Litter, per "8enon"
All Kind. bricks and fancy shapes constantly IN
yard Also, r, ~. 81 NIL. r.
Clav Fe sand FIenEr ard Coal Of al kinds, for sale by
SAMUEL THOMPSON & NEPHEW
ya.-1 ~-N 11sfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

RAJ YIN n-A , 80 an -. .ns ms, ,.
able route 20 Chicago Louis NewOesns Gaena and Nh
wnuke Albany Buffalo Niagara Falls and Detroit Passengers
evrr Nov YORK for the take the splendid steamers
ISAAC NEWTON and HENDRICK HUDSON, on the hlda4n
River AZ NJ Courtlandt, and arrive N Aoany n le
morn ns IN time for the Express Trains tor Buffalo or Leave New"
YORK By Hudson River Railroad at AN and ar'e IN nuH'
onsh to Buffalo and 80 minutes connectn rega
rv eh Strame West No change u be,wea
Albany Al Buffalo The splendid fast steamers MAY FLOWEN
BCKEYE STATE and OCEAN leave Buffalo at ~ O'Clock J. NJ
on tie Expr Trains from the Fast making he RIP
10 Detroit Ia i6 connecting with Express Trains on Michigan
Central RoaotO Chicago. .
the arrival Of the Express Trains rom
Detroit leland Lasae and thence TO 81 LOUIS by n
sfs eemers Illinois River TO 0sens via Chicago ant 1aas
RAILROAD 10 Milwaukee other Lake Pors via hsela
money tickets At the only .ice OF the
hu in NeYogk Freight forwarded with the great
dhI steh 10 al points West ~ -, A. porrrv az
For Through Tickets apply ct GREAT CESthAL hOoiH of
riOE' NJ 40 "A'-U""' N'' DtRIITS CLARK. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

nUFFAL land NETWORK CITY RAlLROADVa
- NevYork and Erie Railroad H0RNELLSVlLLE thence
10 direcrans from foot Of Duane St 40 LOWE
GAM RUYFALo ExPsEsThrough In IA hours wthou, cnangs
of baggage, IN time for steamers or Lake
8I5 AN. MAIL TRAi,i-- Stopping a. all stations
EXPRESS rRAIN-Arrive at Buhalo at y IL An
J O. HOYT. Superintendent
W c TAILvApeE AGENT No. Courtlaadtst. Oct s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

II SURGICAL INSTITUTE, No. q Mercor7t n f--to the
aud the application OF hs body
Braces Brace Spinal PrOps Braco ues Pec
de Pie sprus and Travelling Companion for tho d Vo-
cal Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal ana male CompIAn
and for Ruprcs Dropping and LGnguor also for tho support "a
l,die ciert nj Turing confinement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03
nor tie PILES.-Dr. UPHAMs ELECrUARY,

for this distressing COM
paint Fer astonishing record SEQ Pam
hes 10 he'd bis Medical Office tor
advice in all dsoas Ne 81 st Sd door nom
and rnal Ngav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

~ bpblJbfylDh ss4 ~ ypuofsvh<y ~ Fsv nysn
Esj+sftd hslDss Fsbs sDf.sa1, "ilts W"<s fy.s Nss
U,sl bettsisI 4 llsA, "a Seslgs fe,e' fbss. yass
h'. ss. .s Hs'- ~ III h. =. ~ s -
"''''' '~"s'@ WIN nm, RAM, H. m ,~as
u'HE HTppilh MAIL Lttik ,ls styhfaYfDs
Tps iss@A ssyi@ vss sss@ss ~ $50 - ssnsis ssyhy
/. sss~a.C tIsDsssliT, toy. i<i scyse ss1 CDuHO.
DDbt fstf I.tN fNvfs - sysst,es ~ ~ s1rysys -
F,sasA4l F..s 80 Fo,4sns. tsses ksyleg fv ian
E.,,.,, ~. y 49, n ~ sSsssss ,ssssSss NJ
y. ~ s,1ssis ffts Nj yss vi-eA issyss s>ss osF
TLsa ssssass sasg,p.s ~ sssesf sfy ss>4S safn
III. II ~ NIT sstss .J ssg Esiss
s.l fs tD - sesty sd Dgssf
s,l.sa stia t-ssnsef svs ssiy IssSsee iss 1871
s.isa 10 .as.s,s 4s. ~ s.ifst sfths DIR fseis
Tis IOALfDDOHE bsfs asp ls's~ fets@l "'Ssfssf AL
g,f.s k,s, Fas ,t,a rsssi4g Tl.451ay .sd hsfgsfsl
mo vAhDEaEfLT hae h.~.Tes-JsssisJ Tlssfsiaf ss1
sat.,ds, Essa afgs.nsa NohdsY "Wednesday sH1 Fn4~T
n affigiss 81 ssDn<So pp>esa n.s''.tSJ
PEgsldsne~ b~iDn Issnton sn fF~r@H-
hfs ~ W accommodation rsins from ssoniHs1n a
Easssss bsssr sso1vsss the fsasf saf tsa 'fSsh sa
uy T.. -. 49, ,..,.., ..,t,,.,lo, ,n,, \. mad.
Of PIER 10 n r.. o. a ih@ oiAes 10 10 ssrefr.plSs
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, yls
~ EEw,JERsEY RAiLRoAD--u y MAIL add E1Phss =
landf.s- aud A. w., ard y and p " Lesss Phlst.
phis u A. NJ via Keusinson sni A. and y snf "
loot Wannt-t 81; ~ s. for seeondea 10 tbs ~
from aud and q p 81 from Phiade phs Throlsh
and troughbaH carried for bsnor
washnstou kot and Char IN the and A. ~ snd .e
time Passengers With baSse cross the ferry - inmates before ms
rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03
lSa3, Nos. sac. Cheap and Reliable Route 1ooJ.
October ArTHn cement - 1850.
ATRANY and NETWORK INLAND ROUTE

IBANY and NEW-IORk INLAND hoUlb
IA RAILROAD-Thrce Daily Trans-One accommodating Tran
At N daily cypress Trains al A n End 80 NJ
connecting Albany with Central Line Of Railroad Wst Ao
lines North Tor Saratoga SpTnsA WhtohsI and aona'
The with Western and Hudson and Berkshire a
roads az Chatham -Four Corners for Lebanon spns Obsnd amer
Mouday Oct 8 the depot of White fn and
through tickets be procured and Oasise
checked Albany Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester ana
Buffalo
received and Bowery and @thst and
4th-sv stations
Falls and Chsthem -Four Corners
other trains will leave City Hall station corner OF lyonV"
and Cen-re-st, IS heretofore -. - ,-,-.,-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSbi'-Ne",
~ York Sonervle aud Easton-Wn ana
a0er Oct 1883 PASSENGER Trains will leave foOwom ter
No North River NewyOrk, 81 H. u and 81 z M New
York sonnrvle vsyD p VI Leave Phpsbnrgh oppo-
81 and 81 NJ st NJ Leave Somsrvs lwaYl
81 the N hNiroaa
COMPANY. foot Of Courtisndtst
ssges connect with New Yors follows from Pan-
6eld Tor Bsskeurdse Somerie FOR Peapaek Sci tron
White lIouss FemuEOn sc from Eron Tor beiv'aers
Wike.bs-re Rethlohem Allentown Aauch hunk &c, &c
'''-A'@No-'-' ''~'- " Snpe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

CAMDFN and AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHll4A-
NDELPHIA-Frou Pier No North River foot Of baery-pee
Lines daily 10 II and P Accommodation Line Al ~
N bv TRENTON South snhoy thence BY 70
and steamboat r. STOCKTON to PHILADELPHIA Fare
so Txuress Line a. P. NJ by Steamboat JOHN POTTER TO
Auboy thence direct Camden by Through "a oaa rare
IS. ReturnlnE cave PhIaAelrhia At 10 A. ~ A1d r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

M RANNINGis MEDICAL and MECHANICO

for which medal awarded at the great Exhibition OF In
d London stands unryaed obeaufy aud ofeoof
Dr removed No 81 Hudson No p Dominick o. ono
no. Gou,H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

POITMT ~ HOIsPKEKpKRg LARGE

e. - 0,..ts e. -, % W.s.esoas, g'ns,a as'ofi
Aftf g3ttstltH ysrDfs nossD5 slG uas4t DDas aDd
faLLa Laknl.... ~ l.1lllE htegls 81 -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

to every good man. We are glad to find Ken
lucky court indicating the same honorable dis
position in the following decision:
Decision in Stare Case. An interesting
slave case has Just been decided BY the Ken
lucky Court OF Appeals, involving a question
which the Court declared to be entirely new in
legal point of view. 1t appears that Mrs.
Tngg, owning a slave woman named Clarissa
sent her with a relative of hers, a Mrs. Alexan.
der, to Philadelphia, in the year 1885, to attend
on her while the latter was undergoing medical
treatment for defective sight. Previously to
sending her, Mrs. 7. inquired as to the laws of
Pennsylvania regarding slaves, and learned tina,
II the slave remained there longer than six
months, she would be free /; this was before the
repeal, IN lsi7, Of the six months provso in the
act OF l7eO.l bot believing in the lsithulness Of
Clarissa, she sent her to Philadelphia. where she
renamed more than six months, and then went
back voluntarily to her mistress Clarissa, by
the wish and will Of her deceased master, was &c
be freed at the death of her mistress: but the
latter becoming involved in debt. sold her to a
female, who was subsequently her executrix, and
who retained the former IN slavery, contrary tc
the wish OF Mrs. Trgg, who had desired her tc
be set free. The Court of Appeals set Clarissa
tree, and decided that the condition of freedom
follows person to his or her home, where il ha.
resulted, as in Carissas case, from the slave re-
naming by the direction of an owner, in aDoth
er State for longer period than the laws of tina
State permit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10
Crawford's Great Washin gton
Monument.

cannot leave Rome without giving so nc nc
count of the Monument of Washington, which
is being executed by order Of the United States
Government by Mr.. Crawford, an Am arican
sculptor of much merit. 1t WILL be the largest
national monument OF the kind exist NJ -
Rauchs statue of Frederick the Great. at B erin,
is considerably of less proportions. The Wash
ington monument Is a complete circle; OF tins
star with six points is raised, and on this rises
the actual base to the equestrian hgue OF Am
erca's great man. Six eagles surround the steps
on the circle, and six colossal statues of emf nent
Americans surround the estal-llenry, Lee,
Mason. Marshall, Allen, and Jefferson
The whole is on gigantic scale, from sixty
to seventy feet high and is grandly rcpresci tied.
The figures of Jefferson and Henry are CON plet-
ed, and have already been forwarded TO Mul ier's
celebrated foundry at Munich TO be cas- in
bronze; the others will successfully be SER to
the same place, and for the same purpose. The
whole composition bears the stamp of grcain sss,
and tcstifics the vast conception of the artist -
He is at present raising the figure of Washing
toms horse--a real mound Of clay. A SIN all
model of the monument it will be when complei al.
decorates the immense studio in which this ina ~
moth work is being executed. The sides of BE
pedestal are decorated by two very handsome
basso relieves, the one'representDg the arms Of
the State. the other is symbolic figure of H.
berty with its foot on Tyranny, surrounded iy
the motto, "Sic sempcr tyrannls "-Leau IRE an
Rome, .Norember 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

lape btu, when, after reading glowing dcscrip-
ton Of some wonderful work ! 60 md look at
il. and find that time and expo sure has SO chang
ed the material that it is dici ut TO tell whether
il was made Of marble or stucc o, the beauty for
me has all gone and do not feel bound to ad-
mre and praise it because othe rs have done so,
any more than should to prais Judge IS old
family carriage, because half century ago it
was considered a splendid affair. saw the no.
torious General llaynuu frcque utly in Florence,
and from remarks | heard made, was led to sup
pose that he did not stand on the pinnacle Of glo.
ry, even in his own country, ut DC present time.
After much search, | found the house where A.
mcricus Vcspucius once resided a small mar
bic table, over the door, denoting thep loce--and
that is the only memento Of the Ireat navigator
to be found IN his native city, TO which he con-
ferred immortal honor in giving his name to a
new world. h.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

Release cfa Freeman. from Slarery A highly
interesting narrative of the abduction and re-
lease from slavery, of northern free colored
man, will be found on the first page. Three
things are worthy Of notice. First, that tree
northern men are liable to be made slaves and
second, that by the laws of slave states, and
even Of The District Of Columbia, the white nun
stealer Is permitted to become witness to De.
iend his CRIME, wldle the free colored man can
not be witness IN defence of his liberty hence
The PrOPrieiy and absolute necessity Of ia,rs, in N,
free states, 10 prevent the abduction Of freemen.-
The third noteworthy thing is, the readiness Of
Louisiana magistrates, to the extent of their n
bility, to restore the injured to liberty. This is
honorable to them, aud cannot bu, be gratifying
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

Another section of the Boston, Concord. and
Montreal Railroad, from Warren TO East Haver.
NIL. sopened to the public. This section in
cindes the summit The remainder of the road
TO wells RVer-twelve miles-s graded and
VIII be opened in April next. The work on ,he
summit section is well worthy a visit by those in.
terested in railroads
A new post office has been established at Moth
Tunbridge, Orange County, and B. F. Durkee
appointed postmaster.
L. Is. Adams, Prof of Amherst College. died
on the 18th January. at st. Thomas, in the IVES,
indies. Mr. Adams was for several wears engap.
ed IN the Geological survey of this State. He
went to the West Indies in consequence of i'm.
paired heaths but died of the prevailing fever.
The ireemen Of Burlington, have by vote NJ
21e to 2S3, accepted the village charter. in
preference to city charter. Quite modest.
that.
MIR. Barber, of the Brandon Post, on SEEING
the Majors cry for help says, g 1t is appointed
unto man once to die, and after that the judp-
ment and after that the redemption of Verrno1t
by the Vermont Patriot."-Ji Watehman
Mr.. Barber hasn't said any thing of the kind
and the Waterman knoics it, Brandon Past
We knoo that the Brandon Post used the
language.
DlSsmisslon.-The pastoral relation of Rev.
A. u. Pease with the Congregational church at
| waterbury, VI, was dissolved by an Ecclesias.
teal Council Jan. 26, 1853, for the reason thu,
the Council saw no ground to hope that the church
and society won.d furnish Mr. Pease an ADEQUATE
pecunlary support. The Council were graiified
to perceive evidence of the faithful. kind. and
conclllaung conduct of the Pastor during the
course OF his ministry, and to observe that there
has been no personal difficulty between him and
the church or any of the people, that would furn.
lsh any ground Of dlsmission. They repret thar
a church occupying SO important a position in
the State, Is thus deprived of the valuable servi-
ces OF Mr.. Pease; and they mourn that one so
eminently useful in the County and State. and
SO well fitted for the discharge of the duties Of
his office, will be thus withdrawn from their vi.
cinity.-U. Chron.
Hon. George ?. Marsh, w. S. Minister to Con-
stanunop'e ana lady, have Just come in from vi.
emma Mrs. NJ Is now confined to her bed. with
the indlsposiuon under which she has suffered a
long time. tie awaits edyiees from Washing.
ton concerning the DR.. King affair at Athens.
Life Of Eihan .4ie,.--This is a handsome vol.
ume OF 10 pages, illustrated with fine engray-
ing OF Ethan Aiien-e bust and autograph of .old
Ethan"--a view of Ticonderoga- man of
the march of Burgoyne's army, from Canada
through Vermont to Saratoga. The WORK i
drawn up from authentic materials, and is very
interesting history of the brave leader Of he
Green Mouptain Boys, in their struggle for nda-
pendence. Published by Horace Wentwor,b
Boston.-Dop~ Enquirer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

The Progress Of Erisnsion. The National
Era, the central organ of Aholtionsm of all
shades, has the following remarkable paragraph
upon the extension Of territory by our govern
ment:
We speak for no party, but for ourselves,
when we say, that we desire to see American
power supreme, and American Institutions uni
yersal, in this North American continent; that
we regard the present relations Of Canada, Gu
ba, and the Sandwich Islands, as temporary and
exceptional; that those countries will hardly find
their true position until they take their places as
members of the great American Republic
We 60 for the annexation of the Sandwich Is
anas, whenever they shall propose such meas
ure; for the annexation of Canada, when it can
be consummated peacefully, honorably, and with
the consent OF the parties concerned; and for
the annexation of Cuba, with the consent OF
Spain and of the Cubans, AID WITHOUT SLAVE
Rr-nof other,ciss.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

HarPcr's NeO Monthly .udgasine. The lead
ing articles in the number for February are Me
moirs of the Holy Land by Jacob Abbott, witt
eight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by J. Ross
Browne, with twenty two observation-disclosures
on Bonaparte, by John $. c. Abbott, with six H.
lustrations-My Novel, by Bnlwer, concluded
Bleak House, by Dickens, with two Illustrations
and four Christmas Stories, by the same au
thor. Published by Harper & Brothers, New
York, price % cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-02-10

FRoM MExIco. Accounts of the PROCEEDINGS
on the resignation of the Presidency of Mexico
by Gen. Arista, have been received by way of
Vera Cruz and Havana, and also by am arrival at
New York from Vera Cruz TO the 10Th instant
1t was anticipated, if the limitations of the Hav-
ana Diaro are to be relied ON, that this move
ment would terminate IN a declaration of Santa
Ana, who was a short time since summoned to
return TO Mexico. 1t is possible that the return
of this leader of varied fortunes NAV infuse an
energy into the government Of which it has
been long destitute, and enable il to suppress
the movements of the minor rebellious leaders.
1t appears that the abdication of Gen. Arista was
expected on the Sd instant and that he left the
palace under the escort of fifty men of the po-
lice, and small detachment of troops, at half
past one o'clock in the following morning. Mr.
Cevallos, on whom the Presidency devolved,
reached the palace at midnight, and TO him Arts
Ia delivered his act of resignation to be by him
presented to the Congress which was summoned
to meet at ten O'Clock.