Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-05-19

time for the prime minister to command the lord
chamberlain to desire the grand gold stick TO or
der the first page in waiting to bid the chief of
the flunkies to request the house-maid of honor
to bring up pail of water to put his majesty
out.-1harterqy.
good husband never publicly reproves his
wife. An open reproof puts her to do penance
before all that are present; after which. many
study rather revenge than eforma,on.-faiier.
u Loafsr at he Somh-Mr. Willis said he
saw in the streets of Augusta, Ga, novelty
which told of climate and usage different from
the North "A very common dirty looking man
strolled along very leisurely in his shirt-sleeves
and gazing in the shop windows. but ,cM a
negro behind carrying his coat p
Texas Com MrNrs. .Nttc Orleans, Nan :.
We have Galveston advices Of the ODD ultlmo.
The accounts from the newly discovered gold
mines in Hamilton valley, on the Colorado are
very exciing The tide Of emigration was set
ting strongly towards the mines. -Four hun
dred persons are now there, averaging from s.
to SO per day each, and e have already re-
allied from $500 to $1,000. The farmers a.
round are leaving their crops and starting Cor
the mines; merchants were also sending for
ward large amounts Of goods. I he soil for 100
miles around had been examined and was found
to contain gold deposits in every direction
equally as rich as those in California. People
IN all parts OF the State are wild with excite
ment.
Governor Bell had consented to run for Con-
gress in the Western district.
A correspondent of the New York Courier
des Etats Uns puts final extlnguisher upon
Rev. Mr. Hauson's ingenious Dauphin romance
by publishing an affidavit from the mother Of
Rev. Mr. " llliams, in which the old lady de-
Clarps lprspIf tho natural rnothnr rfN ~ ,,I
that his p-etensons to be the son of Louis XVI.
are ialss that he is her fourth son, and was
born at Caughnawaga.
1t is said that gentleman from Tennessee OBJ
served to Gen. Pierce, few days since, that he
came from a district which had never held or
solicited an office from the General Government.
Then, said Gen. Pierce promptly, Il is to be
hoped that % will never break In on such beau
tiul custom This was rather puzzler.- Mem
phis Bhg.
a hundred mill-grlp, selected by an Ameri
can Speculation in Glasgow, have sailed from the
Clyde, 10 commence a new cotton mil at New
York.
Chinese in CaGtorniq.-From an interesting
report recently made to the taliforna Leglsla-
turc, It appears that there are now in that State
about 22000 Cinnamon. The capital invested
and owned by the Chinese in the State is one
million Of dollars the Cooley system has almost
ceased. 1t is further stated that the trade with
China rapidly declined from last spring, when
excitement against the Ceestials was famed IN
TO a flame by the manifesto Of Gov. Bigler-ihat
the emigration was checked bv the same cause
but that both are now revyinr
The Supreme Court ofthe State Of New York.
at It's late term al Oswego, have affirmed the
unconsti;utonalitv of an appeal to the people IN
any legislative matter. The subject in question
was a vote by the people of that STATE on the
free School law. They decide that bill other
wise constitutional can be rendered uuconsfitu
tionsl bv recurring It's validity 10 determine un-
on a voic of the people. T6ev arroe that The
State Constitutions have confined the law max
ing power TO the legislature. Jndge Havner
of Minnesota. made the same decision ON oi,.nr
tine houor law 10 the decision fthe people.-.N,i-
tonal hateligeaoer.
Professor VIM. G. Alien. colored of The Aic
Granville Academy New York was married on
the 2Oth ult. TO Mss Marv f.. King dsughier
of Rev Lynd Il King. OF Fulton. n. Y. Tho
bride is white girl who was placed by her ia
tner IN the McGmwville Academy,
A Girl seventeen wears old was bitten nv
rattlesnakc ON the left instep Two hours and
a half afterwards DR.. T.. A. Atchison. who des-
cribes the case IN the Southern Medical Jourpal
VISITED her. and found her SiritIpss. with hor
face swollen and her mind wapdering. liz
placed her m a hot salt bath. administered wbis
KEY end carhanatr ef a,si,a,,nia until sha had "a
ken three nints Of The first and eighty Grams of
the latter; 10 iutoxicaton followed. and She was
cured.
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