Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-21


Scion Borland TO be Governor Of the Terrific
ry of New Mexico ID place Of VIM. {. Lane, re-
moved.
John c. Iegrand to be Solicitor of the Treas
ury Of the United States, in place of George f.
Comstock, resigned.
Collectors D. A. Smalley District of Yer
mont, vice Albert Catlin, removed
! Henry B. Smth, ChampIain, New York. vice
Oliver y Peabody, removed.
IRE he Salaries Increased? 1t has been stat
ed as fixed fact and then positively denied,
that the salaries of ambassadors TO several for
/ eign courts have been raised from 5000 to so,
{ 0OO. Il is by no means creditable 10 The sobre-
ty of the American ongress, that for weeks ai-
ter the adjournment the public cannot learn what
/ laws were passed the las; day Of the session. \
Washington letter writer states in the Baltimore
Patriot that the increase Of salaries to our diplo-
matte agents abroad did moi pass the House, and
consequently did not become a law.
The .Neir Coinarc The United States Mint,
at Phadelph Is now engaged night and day
in striking of the new silver coinage The de-
NOMINATIONS are three. five and twenty five cents.
The new quarter of dollar weighs precisely
four penny weights, and is u grains less than
the former piece. AS compared with The cur
rent Spanish quarters the new CON Is decidedly
heavier and somewhat finer. None Of the new
dimes or half dimes have yet been struck The
mouds for the gold bars are intended to make
bars o. die value Of $500, $1,000 and $500 r.
An engraved ticket (printed on bank note paper
will be affixed to each bar, to certify IT. weight,
hneness' and It's value 10 dollars ana GEMS
These bars when returned to the Mint for coin
age at any future period, will be subicct 10 the
charge o, one half OF one per cent. as prescribed
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,''..,-,als ana r,',,o'J,bl, ,,.,s,a,,o, ,,.l ~.
-i, ,,, . ,,.',lrod d,.li,-s or -. ava So.
,ae,,,h ~ ,.,,, ,e- co,,0 T5s cborre ,s,u l,o
.,.lin.,el .;.o, tho lo,osito- and NOV J,l,.,,,l
fr,,,, ,h, bsr
The Virginia House Of Delegates has passed
a bill providing for the removal Of free negroes
and muottoes from the Commonwealth, with The
title of the bill amended so as to read "an act
Tor establishing colonization BOARD ana lnaHiug
an appropriation lof 'he removal OF IIee negroes
from he Somm NOW llhe appropnaiionl.
% nus VII Is eoV,OOO KIT aHnuul anu YAK ol
one doiI'' per heau Oh al Tue h'aie Tree negroes
over q yeais'l
The National Intelligencer publishes a card
signed Charles Lanman. b. Perley Poore and
George J. Abbott announcing the recent bv
subscription. Of $500, for the purchase and e.
Emancipation of Daphnen and child, the wife
and daughter OF the slave belonging 10 the late
Hon. Daniel Webster, known as William and
who was emsnciplied by him before his death
The money subscribed for the purchase of his
wife and child has been paid over, and both are
now free.
Attbe rocent charter election in C,in,;,,.,i
,yon,an named U.priett, ppr, drasseJ b., -,
attire, appeared at the Tenth Ward polls and
deposited her ballot without any suspicion being
created OF her SEX Finding that She had sue
ceeded 20 well in her first attempt. she visited
the Seventh Ward and again presented her bah.
lotto the Judges. party who had seen her
vote at the tenth Ward rccDonized her and eh,l
lrnred her vote She denied voting elsewhere.
and in the mele which ensued. her hat was
knocked Oft and her sex discovered. She was
arrested and sent To- jail for twenty days on
bread and water.
We COPY the following story from the Wash
mrion Republc:
4 Piace hotter a. Fear. Several lavs sro an
humble eaoioge in a civ hotel modestlv auproa-
ched one Of the boarders. and. taxing oil his
can. asked him. ia a broad Irish accent for the
thriae ola slxpence." The politeness of the an
pcant secured to him the coin. Bet an addi-
tionsl favor was solicited ITO be so nood os IN
TX III d : nor -
any danger of your being dismissed ~ lpouired
the gentleman. and sure bnt there Is said
the Hibernian. in mournfu tone. sbaung his
head, {" see so many paple round looking for
Blaces. that. bedad. who knows but that thcv'u
be after mine.n There was n hearty hurst If
laughter from the hvs,andars. and the son Of T.
rn walked oriskly away, elated with the assur-
ance of an lutercession IN his behalf
E,,io sin,.,,lo, tho, or 60, g a.. ~;
dcnt,sl canddates-lor' Websto, 5 '''s ~
o,ber and ,he s,ccessf,l cso',ds,a a., L I, .i'
how ana sa,,n af,er bis olec,,,, b,. 80, Az
tressi,,, scc,denr ana he ovrn al - 10.
wore ss,sd ,l,nost ,rrconsI, NIL a., 80
fonr,b s,d ee,h yis F,lIr,ara g. ,,i n,'
lass. have each bad 10 mourn the loss 1 Of Nh
-, - 49,, -, 10 w"
in hon nlaces .por,laod gI,e,,;.s a''' 90 'N''
m, =,
~ nc 'neFflnldo ana eo""ec''eM h~tr H@Todd
Company va, readeis are aware, mat al the
ias1 SESSION Oh u1e i-essatu'e' t5 ~ II central
a.a 'lie ..cor1 apa ellieulont Railroads were
fire nronsr,, nsssed in tho hands 81 F 1o' an
oany. ma r5ceve fbe above new nam
H. ',1 80. - ...',..', -
of road coo,Ie,ad ,nd an IN 6ne on',,,,,
suficen, f,rn,,ur lor an or1,n,ry h,si,,e, ~,
only for he nrcsent time bnt foy nse w., H.,
road Shall he CONNECTED 10 The Connecticn, nv
or The total exnendituras nj the co,c,rd ga
] Sg. y N N''u
! ciarehohl road LOT Cousuucuuh ana equipment,
. no not -