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U}SThe fact that Father Gavazz lccturcd
for weeks i'll the United States, without moIes-
taton, but as soon as he crossed the line which
separates us from her Maicsty's domlnionS,
was assaulted with murdcrous violence, shows
one of two things, either that the adhcrcnt5 Of
the Roman Catholic church, are not as cXcta-
Die and intoerant here, as in Canada, or that
the love of law aud order, has deeper root
with us Indications of the state of feeling.
among Catholics, are not wanting, consldcra-
ton of which will soon enable Us TO decide
which of the two is the fact.
As opponents of Catholic sentiments on this
matter, we may take the speeches, Of the Ro-
man Catholics at their meeting held in Mon
treal last week, and the leader Of the last man
Der of the Frceman's JomRai- Archbishop
Hughes organ in New York.
In the speeches of that meeting, there were
two main features One was futile attempt
TO shove off from Catholic on to Protestant
shoulders, the responsibility for the outrages
Just committed; the other, violent outpourlng
of Indignation against Gava2zI. They bcratcd
him up hill and down. as VIE fellow and dis
turber of the peace, they declared that those
who brought such man before tie public were
to blame, and left to be drawn the inference
that those who drove him from the pulpit, were
dong God service.
The drift of the article i'll the Froeman's
Journal is the same, only more reckless and
bitter. 1t brands as lie the statement that
Il & .. L.,
tween Catholics and protestants, and states with
singular hardihood considering that the facts
of the case had been for more than week be-
fore the public, that "a Cowardy set of bare
crowd, for not making iray for tie men an
danes who Here issuing from Gnrdc:i's lecture
And the great majority OF that crowd thus free
ON were not Catholics even III name, but krowl
and avowed Professionals" 1t SAYS "tce would no
have been one TO turn out and keep order be
fore the meeting house, where the Italian
bcggur was calling our friends by the Nlcs
Names" and declares further that "any maj
who should unwillingly or accidentally hea
the Italian BOBBY make use of such language
and not forthwith break his mouth, must bt
possessed of very little of that pardonabl,
exuberance of rrasclblc mcllle that distin-
guiihcs the man of honor from the sneak"
There are nearly two colu ans of such an'
worse bngsgac, on which we will not cohr
ment farther than to say, that lis tendency l.
directly to excite such outbreaks as have dis
graccd Montreal and Qucbec--and that iflead
ing Catholic Journals talk in This way, 1t is no
difficult to determine, whether the fact tina
our cities are not thus dlsgraced, is owing l.
tiic liberal and toerent state Of feeling anon,
American Romanlsts, or to the love Of law an
order, and feeling Of personal responsibility
tpslered by the genial influence of the institu
aons banded down to rs from our Puritan fore
fathers.
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STATE OF VERMONT,} 10 ali persons con
District o. ChjucHdrn, =. ) cernrd in the i,srre
OF Robert Pra-ce late OF Burlington in said Dis
rict, deceased. CREATING.
Al a Probate Court holden at Burliugton, " :ihm
and Tor the District 81 Chittendrn ON the Is, day ui
lane y. D. '53 an Instrument, purporinI 10 be the
last VIII and Testament OF Rodent irnSice late ct
Burlington, in said DIsfrrt d'ccaSed, was presruttd
to the Court aforesaid Tor Probate, by Hem Loom.
IS the Executor therein unInrd ;-aud 1t is ordered
~ said Court that the Su day ot Juiy y u loa3
at the Office Of the PROBATE Court in said Burlington
Dr. ass Gned for pr"rinL said Instrument; ant n {
uoic- thereof hr given to al persons cUucctu"u. by
publishing S OItcr three weeks successfully Ia t.c
Burlington tttc Press a newspaper lrlu'rd q. said
burlington, prtvI.us To- the tImr appointed.
Therefore, yuu are hereby notified To A1praT be-
tolr said Colrt, tnr time and pace uoiesad and
contest the probate Of sad will, You have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington in said IN.
lrct this l~t day OF June 4. ID. -
wi9w2 J :. ADAMS, REGISTER.
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information wanted

DY MRS ELIZA CARPENTER, relative to
ID her brothers, John. Richard, C.Hrlcs nnd An-
,houy Moore, ard her sister Cathniiur Moore. or
ti.her OF hom. Tier oro'hers when last heard from
iuruIiy i years usa. we've in Nesslna, \. \ shc
saw her sister tie o,,uwiu. eiring. MRS. &. S hus-
band, Lewis Carpenter. 'Ici II years ogo, since
when she has lived widow il burlington. The
family originally lived in Ireland, near Cork. ANY
information in the premises directed to Mrs. at
burlington. Vt, will be thankfully received. VIII
Editors pleGse copy tins notice. dNWlt
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By H.. Boston Lire, n. j. HowWI, OPERATOR
Wing state Convention.

MONTPELIER, June 22d, lr1j
The convention is numerouslY attended. Il
was called to order by Dir. Dewey, Of Essex
County. On motion ii was moved Ia make
nominations for permanent orcun2r;on.
On motion, the following were appointed
committee on resolutions, Me>srs Haaadjc;,
Harris, Walton, Blaisdell, Hay den and B trrctt
The Convention then resolved rso,f into coun-
ty Conventions TO nolmnntc committees to
make regular State nominations. Alter a re-
cess of 20 minutes, the CO unit;e3 on organzl-
tion reported as follows For President Hon.
Edward Seymour of Ncrgcnnos; Wee Presj-
dents, Samuel II. Kellogg Chas. s. Dana,
Rolla Glcn-on; Secretaries, T.. A. Rogers
!. A. Vail. The Convention then ad-
journed to- p. VI. The State nominr,ion3
are FilrbanEs for Governor, AMI Kitlrcdge
for Lleutcnant Governor; &. llowcS, TOR
Treasurer for State Central committee, Briggs,
At Brandon, Warlncr Of Windsor, liauis of
Bra''leboro', II. NJ. BATES of Mortified, and
ii. Stowcl of Cambridge.
New NoRK, June 22d.
Steamship Crescent City, with California
dates to May oath, : days later, arrived at 10
this \. NJ, with the mails and half million IN
eoId uu'''
The Steamer J. l.. Stephens, from San
Francisco, bad arrived at Panama, with mil
lion and Il hnlf in gold. A heIvy snow storm
lad been experienced at raceryle. Tne
miners were DONG wen On' man h'i d'2o'
80, .,
'neu '~'o'ooo !" ''e b1hN' proceeds oi ms
''o'' WI o'' !e'"
"o'' ''s''' mas ''''' ""'"''''~'u y! ''e Icy
'''a'o'' ~ ''s"",", '"'P'"H Vi "''''o men
7" 20 !" P''S"' 81 ,"' 'ooo'' 'o'P''''
'''!' ""'"eu ''''' "''''o ''"S,''S ,'' '''.''
'.'"'' ""' ,''"u0' y! '''0'' " '''' "''' '''''
''"u' ~ ''' ."',''S'"'
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~ '''1 "I'u II" 80 mus anu NV u
''," VIC ''''''''"1 W. wv same '''H'''''''"
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

NBURSpAY, June lG
a market 30 ner Cauie, no Stores 20 pal.s
Working Oxen, 50 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheen
Lomhs and leo Swine. The following are the
prizes
!ricrs- U,el ruuIc-Exua $3.50 lN quality
s. u no 75Ia7.cj -, ord Sc so
Working ON"u--S :, %, lOl, 30 l2l.
Cows ami Cd'vrs--G20, %, - - % ! 30
Sucrp lambs s., 80 BAL, extra5 ,G47.
Svine--7ds,; retail 5l9c Small Pigs Zoe; retail
lldl2C.
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To the Patrons OF the
Free Press.

Ny books and accounts are left in the nands
Of Mr. 5. II rARkuuR,T, who is duly authoriz-
ed to settle the same ana receive and receipt
Tor any debLs due to me. ! respectfully yet
earnestly request those who may be in arrears,
to obllge me by calling on MIR, PARkmuEsT, al
the Free Pres, Office, and adjusting their nc
counts as soon ua my be convenient
d. W, &. CLARKE
RuHLtNCInS, hrrll I5 ls53
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SyOGa wanted.

80 OOOO and Is+ fine of good Ss w. %s%. at
BsrIineton Mil, and for such Woods, delivered at
the Mill in good condition, We expect to be able to
pay high prices, there Will be no commissions or
agencies TO b, paid on such WOODS as are brough,
TO the Mil for sale. Therefore, thnk shall be
able to pay little more for c,ran, good Wool, than
agents who are employed to 90 round and collect
the WOODS together. -
HARDING & BROTHERS.
June %. wjlwi
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June %
William w. EBs,cK'~ Estate

oTATE OF NEItMONT,} I'm TTobale CourI
Lamoilie District, SIS holden at johnson
within and for said District, the OH day al Jun,
A. D. 1853, christopher c. Chadwick, Admnstra-
tor ON tn" estate OF VIM W. Buck late Of Cambridge
in said district deceased presents his administration
account Tor settlement: Nherrupon, 1t Is ordered
that the same be re- erred to the lst Saturday OF .u-
" next at the Probate Office in said Johnson, ior
examination and allowance and that all concerned
be notified hereof. by the publication OF this order
in the burlington Free Press, printed at burlington
three weeks successive soon may be that they
may appear, and at said time and place, il The! SCI
cause, object thereto
BY order Of court
Attest, :. s PIKE. Judge
A true copy oil record.
Attest, ". q. FERRlN, K gi,tcr.
me lG wjOw3
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.NORTHER.N RAILROAD, ". \.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Monday, May 80, 1883,
~ trains will run as follows
Leave OgdcnsburGh ate An = 80 i. =. and , 80
?. N.
Arriving at Rousrs Point at lOi5AM. II II An d,
and - ?. Il.
Leave ROUSE Point at . A. Al. . 30 ?. NJ. and C ~
T. II.
Arriving at O1drnsburgh at 30 P. Nj, NJ, and
IL NJ.
Passengers ira,ing OLdcnsburgh 10y the morning
trains " i'll bee able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
by th. afternoon train they will reach Montpelier
! aud Rutland the same evening and Boston ana New
York early the nest dav. Tury will also reach the
| sernibunt> in season for their evening run south
through Lake Chaupiain.
| Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
early ttau,s from those t'l", and -i"Hticd! al >
0'clock Il. " wil, reach the boats iron OLdrns-
IA III Tor ports on Lake Ontario and tAe Upper
l Lakes the same evening.
The jruln lraviug O-i"nsburgh at : 80 a. NJ con-
meets with the Expires Steamers from the West
! putting passengers hy those steamers into Boston
and New or, the same evening. lE Ills train
/ does not stop al Way Stations
GEORGE PARKER,
d& w!f Superintendent.
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HEAVY AND
SHELF Hardware.
ALBERT G.. STRONG,

DEALER ~
SADULERI AND CARRIAGE TRIM -
MlNGS. IRON. MALES,
GLASS, CAST STEEL,
Eng lish aud American Spring Steel, Uetinac
Steel Zoe Cork Stc"'.
ENGLISH BLISTER N1EEL,
NORWAY NAIL RODS. aNNILS, llClS,
Claims Blacksmith BciouS, Prints and OTIS,
Car iage md Tire Bolts Elliptic and
SIDE Springs &C., &c,
Mil, Citcu,:' ahd CroN>-Cu Saws,
U the best quaiIty.
- Particular attention laid to the selection oil
liousr Trimming. aud EotsL AND SAlg Cara
rLRS Tools.
May IS, DIV
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Georgian spring Water
PLANTAGENET, c. ".

This WATER is highly recommended
I tor all Impurities OF the Blood, acting lightly
upon the Bowels ,and producing hralIi and 9Th
to weak persons
.4s;aipsis Of the Rat r Of the Georgian Syringe
| have made careful qIanutive analysis OF
quantity Of this Water sent me by the Proprietor OF
he Spring Captain haius. 1t is Saline Water.
mds and lodids thus resembling the Pl1utagenet
Water from which it differs chiefly III the prts-ncP
ot portion ot Suphnres, which are not often MT
with IN Waters o this class in the Province. Ii
has specific gravity OF zoos -, and contains IN
pound avordupoIs the affixed cuuntIiips oi ts
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John Prices Estate.

STATE OF vERMONT} To all persons con-
District OF CHI iendrn, IS. cerned in the Estate
OF John rricc, late ol Burlington in said District
deceased, GREUTlNu.
At the Probate Cour holden At Burlington, with
in and Tor tie District OF Chlttrudrn, ON tn 9h day
OF June, A u 1853, an INSTRUMENT purpoding 10
be the last NIhL and TESTAMENT OF John Prce
late OF Burlington IN said District, deceased, was
presented to the Court aforesaid Tor Probate, by
Maria prcc, the E.r2ulrx therein named And
il is ordered 10y shid Count that the 2j;h day of June
A D. 1888, at the office at the l'rob1te Court in
said Burlington lie assigned Tor proving said In
strunent and that notlrr TN root lie given Ia all
persons concernrd. hy Publishing Tins order three
weeks successively in the Burlington Free Press a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed.
TnERtToRa, you are hereby notified to appear be-
lore said Court Il, the time ard place atoresa ID aud
contest lhr probate OF said viii, II you have cause
W'Tm und't my Fp I',n VA TIL s''d DIS
J :. ADAMS, Register.
June 10, 1883. du&w5Jw3
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Fans! Fans 4! 4!

WE have Just opened large invoice OF Fans.
w comprising m assortment ot C'rn' variety at
style aud price. Paper SINrred and liimrd with
or without down tass,ls nHd mirruIs Chinese Pa.
pier Mnchie aud Sandal Wo1d a rich article OF
Mourning. Wedding and rartV faus Culdrn's
ditto II Y NOR1OH h 60
M4K ~. 'Nvt'
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ZINC PAINTS, VERMONT LIN
"a SEED OIL, boiled do , aud other Painting
materials numerous To mention lust received aud
tor sale cheap by q. STRONG
MAY q dN VII
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no Cheese Makers.

YOU will find at BG VI ANS, i nice
b article Of CHEESE CLOTH Please call
and examine.
Darlington June Il, 1853 d&wtf
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Paper Warehouse,
BLANK BOOK MhNUFACTCnN

And Stock Of Books aud Stationery. to that well
known stand No. PECK'S BLOCK, North side
Court House Square where he will be pleased IL
wait upon the irirI DIS and customers OF both con.
Germs, with increased facilities. lie pledges hmsel
bv keeping always ON hand large assortment, o
good stock at low rates, and strict and personal at
tcntion 20 every branch OF his business, to merit
continuance OF that patrona - which he has hereto
lore been So literally favored with
SAMUEl. b. NICHOLS.
No. Peck's Block.
nnrlinrinn. limo |. lSI3 dN WV
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! DWARF CoLE. j 7.
i'larHEy huGHE., J l..
i~GNnl tERATT, J. T..
ClA>. u CUMMINGS,
LTILNNL kAtICOr, Senr..
NOTICE.

NO particular assortment. bat awavs
Y some good bargains TO be made Call and see
what can be done IT M,ddc Store, Noyes' Bloch,
Walcl 81. DUys and Sells for ,asl.
los. NJ BISHOP.
A?dlc9 i3mo's3.
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For Sale.

TIE OLD TOWN POOR HOT ST. and EARN
l on the South side OF College Street The huItd-
ings To be removed 10y the purchaser.
Apply to the undersigned.
WN. WESTON, J Srectmcn
ELIAS ~ VAN. OF
HENRY WNiINEY,) burlington
lame - u3 < wlw
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generally thought peace would be preserved
The fourth army had also been ordered from
ST Pctcrsburgl, to proceed from Warsaw by
forced marches to Bcssaravcd Il Russian pro-
vince adjoining Moldavia. The Turks on the
other hand were not idle and were preparing
for Il vigorous resistance, The Egyptian feet
and an army of 10000 men were proceeding
TO the support of the Sultan whilst the Tur-
CONAN chiefs were raising 100000 men free of
EXPENSE of the Porte. for the defence of Is
lamism. Nevertheless it was believed that
peace would he maintained. The mediation of
! Austria and Prussia was spoken OIL Count
Ilesserode had arrived in London with dis
patches The most authentic intelligence
however is that published in Sd edition of the
Times of the 7th inst, to the effect that the
Emperor of Russia had despatched a courier
from ST. Petersburgh to ConstnntinopIc, with
"a demand that Prince Menschikolr's last pro-
pJsal should be accepted by the Porte, within
s days The fleet, says the Times, is less I'M
Favorable to pacific solution Of the dispute
than at first sight may appear, sending another
courier is fresh proof that the system of tenn
porzatiUn commenced by Prince McnschkoIf,
is continued by the Emperor himself Although
1t was still thought on the receipt Of this news
that the peace of Europe would not be bro&cn,
yet the further development Of the alllir was
most anXiouSy awaited. The habi,ul impri-
sonmcnt Of British subjects closed by the
authorities Of South Ctro,na, wa, 10 be
brought before House, on an early occasion.
The patent Gutta Perchl Cpm?any's works
at London, were burnt on Sunday, June j'h,
togcther with many miles of wire in Guttu
rercha, for the Electric Telegraph Company.
Loss one hundred thousand pounds. The
! screw steamer Times, running between Dub'in
and Liverpool, burst It's boiler on the passage
from Dublin, on the morning Of the 5th, they
had over 300 passengers on board at the time
nine of whom were killed and many other.
trighiuily wounded.
, ALBANY, June 9lst.
The Executive nominations were all rejected
, by the Senate today. Cody, bunker Demo
crat voting Nay throughout.
q WAsnINGToN. June LIST.
, The President has been slightly indiSposcd
today on account of which no reception took
= place at the White House.
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To N1A Bushels Liverpool Salt, row
" w ~ landing from the barg' Maria. For
sale by CURTIS x WALKER
June T. d&wu
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HARRISON'S WRITING INK.

1 LARGE STOCK Of all sized bottles
z Of this excellent Ink which will be sold at about
halt the Usual prices, either at wHoLEsAtI Or
RETAIL, by 8. y. NICHOLS.
No. peck's Block.
June l. 1883 d&"3mj9
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ChiEsOn's Patent !aiv-yyarE.f-
ing I. Scf1tiiatsla%
e. e BE A We q

n e Il = VIA -SA- q : e :. .
= ~ "airh was awarded the Worlds Fair Priz
Air,al at Loudon. - --Br-i les gold and sii-
Yer mrdn'>, inst premiums al tie recent principal
Fans III tbs county
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REMOVAL.

TNITE undersigned would inform his
1 friends and the public generally that he has
purchased the entire stock Of BOOKS and STA
TlnNERY belouningto the assignee Of +. Smith
a. Co.. aud has removed his
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MEM GOODS
GOING GOING. GONE !!

TNIIIt stock OF Books, Paper aud Sta
4 tonery OF the Assiau"r at H. Smith ~ Co.
will be sod without regard 10 cost OF value, make
room for nay own very large stock. ~
$. r. NICHOLS.
burlington, June ! 1853 az w:'ni9
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NOTICE.

YllE undersigned has large and well
1 selected Stock of Goods To sell that are good
and new, consisting in Dry Goods Hardware, Gro
ceIies, Crockery Boots, shoes, Nails, GLASS, Salt.
Flour &c, Nc, which are bought low as times
Will admit ana viii he cold accordingly. All goods
warranted 10 be good Pa represented, sad no
Jockey ing in prices FERNS Cash, Produc" aud that
change Also, Cash paid ior mos kinds 81 Produce
At all lines For proof OF the above Statement, asa
'hos- that nre tavdrHbly disposed 10 the welfare
OF The Subscriber to call and ere Tor them-slyrs
GEO. J. WOODS.
NlIoos" fs's v Nav "a Mai
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OMMERCIAL.
PROCTOR 81 WOODS
PRICES CURRENT

PRICES CURRENT
NJ S. PRocToR, NJ. +. WooI
Commission Merchants for the sale OF
Wool and Country Produce.
BOSTON, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1853.
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lust received and for sale, 80 Sacks
q Ashton Liverpool dairy SAT- by
Burlington, South wharf, June 9 1853, wi9w3
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Books a, Hc>,. tssass AUCtIOEa
rDr,s - H3S1

q G. O o u K & II has Il large Stock,
" among them many at the most valuable Cla> NJ
cal aud Misccilane Books u them partial
ly iniured 10y tire, which H., wa sci. at less thar
Anrtion Prices. ca. and see.
lun" u DO EWjlw@mcs
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Sn Iron and steel tooth Cultivarors, for
~ sale nv pAVLY \ ALLEN.
Ma! 10 Wi'nf
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Destructive Fire in Cambridscport.

BOsTON, June 30.
Yesterday afternoon, fire broke out in the
stable Of Pixies Hotel in Cambridgeport, The
flames in short tire extended to the surround
ING buildings, and produced a coniltgration
which ragged with great fury for three hours,
before it was subdued by the cXerons OF the
lremen. Two hotels, (P:ke's and Pra,t's)
VITA their stables and out houses, grocery
ard gain store, harness factory, Apolhecary
Store, Cigar Factory, Lumber Wharf, Coal
Wharf, and number of small buildings, were
destroyed, Total loss of property, about $50,
600, with insurance on it for about half the
amount. The bridge was rendered impossible,
and vas several times on fire. and man in
attempting to cross il, was severely burnt in
the face. The burnt district covers large
area of ground, and extends down to the
wharves, where vast plies OF !umbrr and coal
were burned.
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Certificates CT the Inhabitants Of PLAN
tluClct.

Office of the Groiogcal SuScy}
Montreal, May &c. 1851. {
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WASHINGTON, June 2lst.

W WASHINGTON, June 2lst.
The firm, yet concl.arory, representations Of
Mr.. Marcy have produced "A suspension on the
part OF Ensland, against tie fishing vessels in
the disputed waters. There is HOW clear
prospect Of Il speedy adjustment 1t is said
the Administration will protest against The
threatened manumission OF slaves in Cuba, and
the substitution Of Coolips
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7. : uLNT.
Chemi.t L. tde Ctolo..cGi Commissions
, 1853-11-19
THE COLU MBIAN.
yvplIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
Mat. K. Smith.
Terms-ImvarIabIy in Advance.

For one year, when sent by mail. or taken at
he Office, 5000 for six months $500.
No paper will be discontinued, unless Of the
option Of the publishers, until all auearages are
paid.
ADVERTISING.
One square, Twelve lines ar less) three inser-
,,.os $500 for every additional insertion, 81.
A liberal deduction to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly
u.rked on the margin. Otherwise they will be con-
tnued I'LL forbidden, and charged accordingly.
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are authorized to re-
s,iye subscriptions for The Columbian
LAFAYETTE BALcH, Stoilacoom
T.A. CLARKE, Cowlitz Landing;
WILEY CHAPMAN, Salem, Oregon;
l.. BRowN, Shoal Water Bay, w. T.
Hon. RoBERr THoMPsoN, Portland, o..
CmAs. c. TERRY, Alki;
A. A. DENNY, Seattle;
ANDREW MUIR, Victoria, Vancouyer's
Island;
GEO. B. GoUDY, lafayette, o. T.
WM. S. CALDWELL, Hillsborough;
JAMES c. STRONG, Cathlamett;
HENRY c. Wilson, Port Townsend;
S. S. FoRD, Scn., Chickeeles;
SIS. SAUNDERS. Gehalis, Lewis Co.
S. D. HowE, Ptnn's Cove, Whidby's
Island
JoHN R. JAcKsoS, Jackson's Prairie,
Lewis o Inty.