Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-07-07


list. Passenger Train 5.25 A. M. for Burling
ton Ogdensburgh, Montreal and intermediate
Stations
3D. Express Train 1855 A. M. for Burng.
ton, Ogdensburgh Montreal and intermediate
Stations, stopping only at Waterbury, Rich
mond and Essex on VT. Central Railroad, and
St. Albums on the Vermont g. Canada Rail.
road
Cd. Mail Train 3.45 P. NJ. for Burlington,
Montreal, and intermediate Stations.
STAGES LEAVE MONTPELIER sEPoT
Danvdle Sldge.-Every Monday Wednesday
and Friday. on arrival of the Mail Train from the
West. for East Montpelier, Plain6eld, Marsh
field. Cabot, and Danville, returning opposite
DAYS.
BARTON STAeE.-Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, ON arrival Of the Mail Train from
the Wet, for East Montpelier, North Montpelier,
East Calais, Woodbury., So, Hardwick East
Hardwick, Greensboro Glover, Barton, returning
opposite days
TopsHAM STAGE.--E Every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, on arrival Of Mail Train from the
South, for Barre, Orange and Topsham, return
Ing opposite days.
CHELSEA STAeE.-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. on arrival of Mail Train
from the west, for Barre, Washington and Che
sea, returning opposite days.
WILLIAMsTowN STAGE.---Every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at a O'Clock P. M. for
Barre and WILLIAMSBURG, returning opposite
days.
Stages leave daley for Moretown, Waits
field and Warren.
CAsUALrY.-A returned Californian Of Peach
am, named Shattuck, was drowned last week in
fishing in the night for pouts. 1t is said he
pitched gu, OF the boat, which was leaky, and
rolled badly from being half filled with water
that he had wallet with about $50 in his
pocket, which not being found led, probably, to
distant rumors of foul play, but, we understand,
without any foundation.
The Louisville Democrat states that there
was little eopemen, took place in that vicinti-
ty last week. in which fair, young and pretty
widow ran off with gentleman of tender years,
inexperienced and susceptible, whose mamma,
probably didD't know he was out. With deep
socitude and anxious foresight did the elder
Weller cxclaim So Samival, beware of vidders
1t is said that all the weeping willow trees in
this country and England, originated from a
twig set out by Pope, the poet He received
present of figs from Turkey, and observing a
twig in the basket, he set it out in his garden,
where it soon became fine tree.
A Berkshire, Mass, judge, unable, few weeks
ago, to settle the disputed ownership of dog
which was brought before him, allowed the
animal to decide for itself in Court. The dog
passed one of the claimants, but went to the
other, joyfully waggng his tail, placing his feet
on his knees, and attempting to lick his face.
The testimony of the dumb witness was con-
elusive.
HANDSOME PREsENT.-The .Nsw York En-
press says that some of Mr.. Websters friends
in tina, city, wishing to testify their respect for
Mr. Webster's memory, and their regard for Mrs.
Webster, who is New York lady, have sub
scribod the sum of ttUenty five thousand dollars
as present to her. They have rendered their
liberal offering in the form Of an elegant resi-
dence handsomely furnished, or as all invest
ment. subject to her sole control, and for her
sole benefit.
The soil of Siberia, at the close Of the sum-
mer, is found still frozen for fiftysix inches be-
meath the surface, and the dead, that have lain
in their collins for one hundred and fifty years
have been taken up unchanged In the least.
The Washington Union publishes an of Off
cial notice from the Navy Department, that
bounty Of $50 to able, and $50 to ordinary sea-
men, will be paid to all enistlng in the navy
after the first Of June.
Isaac Butler. poor man. of Vernon, N. ~
has fallen heir to $94 ITO, in Norway, OF winch
country he is native.
During the entire time the Cape God hail'
road has been in operation-nearly elgh' years
10 person has been killed or Injured upon the
route.
The Springfield Republican says that IN the
celebration of the Fourth OF July, at that place
n novel feature is to be introduced into the pro.
cession. A cavacade of young ladies' and
gentleman will be formed, dressed in the ole
continental style, with cocked hats, broad flaps
tights kneebuckles, silk stockings, short waists
powdered hair, pllllons, &c.
An English paper states that several cases o
bad health had been traced to paperlng rooms
with green paper. The color is formed In
part with arsenic. In some parts OF Germany
this kind of paper has been forbidden by tn
authorities.
KossurH.-An application was lately mad'
TO Kossuth to know if he would accept an invi
taton to visit Sheffield, to be presented with
testimonial In his reply he says:-
ait is no affectation on my part, but unde
present circumstances can pledge myself +
nothing, not even to being in England. 1t affair
were to be tranquil, If circumstances permit me
Ishould feel honored to visit Sheffield as sug
gestcd."
A sister of Kossuth, Madame Meszelene, an
her daughters, were passengers by the Baltic
arrived in New York on Sunday.
The MAINE LIQuon LAW IN MIcHdAN.-
We do not find the official majorities given
the recent election in Michigan, on the quostio
of the adoption Of the Maine liquor law but
in generally conceded that they are largely
favor of the law in all parts OF the state. La
accounts say 10000.
The Manchester, " H. Mirror states that
Hookset. N. II. on the Goth inst, two brothe
named Clement one IL and the Other III yeal
Of ace. went into brook to battle. The DO,
cot bcyond their depth, aud one sinking, caugl
hold of The olher when both were browne
The Mirror adds:
"a man was near by and heard their crit
and went to them, and, as our informant say
had moi courage enough to help them out, b.
went off nearly half a mile for assistance"