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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
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Dec sShP Tuna, eastman pesets Soeed Macon IfshSS
Hmpe fhorhdAe, Calcutta. Cathafne tChL Baton Naps
julia tsard Bafss, San Bias hs EhEaeeth Newell
Hsw smith sandwich Islands schr Honolulu Packet b. Far
po Ssep Taslsn iell Gaus G,so sgs H hOeaPs'
Dec shp James Dalc Gore, Cscna bark Nndere staples
Deg steamer sOrherneI lsham bsnI ships Nom S.sr
Barclay shsnghae; California Packet 1'idn. benea eaa
lOss (Ch Je-ses, Valparaiso has Andfcscossn sSpon
Sea BIRD Hisd san Diego; brig. Hunt,
Cruz W Havener Bssey Portland Oregon schrs ssrah
LAVA McLaep Santa Cruz Expedition fu') haen' 'apA'
Dee s-Bak vnen Cowpcr carao. sehr Mary, Gould. sacrs
ne O-Rark Three SISTERS pousa.s VALPARAISO; .chrs soph
fsASuts Cruz Roanoke Barrett UmPlua -
Den-Shp jamestown Moore Hons hsns bsFAs Charles I'd
rss.S so.. H. Lido do 'ehr Rspd br cres.wsi sgd
nsy Laura Be,sn, Morton Monterey,
Dc H-Siesushp isthmns, Harrs P9nams bnss Ei'aaaso
Jusndauser VALPARAISO Coz f'emoH kr'1ns san
Dec ,seamshp Pseac, Seabay, san joan Del sud chips
"sorsslAy cooper and~ ch Islands kaHsa Henry s'nr
SiIa-Dec H. ship nsksr tBrl GsrrcS, Csso brss Expe
dOn tPtSs Valparaiso vGsna Hunt SANTA Graz 'Sa lsu'
.be'a Morton Santa Cr5 isi ehp Own a'9e, aoas
tsPasO t Gilbert Jameson, hop2ala lSih steamship Co
hmb M Oreson bgss Col fremoa Egsknc, san Deco Rap
d. ore~~en Sydney
schr neey Of San Fransco reported to have dassed her
ees Hs ashore Be River Tue boat, ccnsnns the captain
.ad capred Capt rbbcy and lost
1AeI esde, found, and inferred On the IN pec.
,4 e.w pesrSt sale nni shouts T. when shird n
W ss Sew soosy .'cas from that The 18th
eea compelled and aahor Oh North Beach The
, ~ ~ ss tssS' ~ - s . sss. 5000 ' Ts s P ~.
Aroec 70 the Heads the afternoon, ba, compelled 10
her anchorage such scafecy ever lnovn to be
Per Gea Wso-Spke sohr john puRAp from Ssn Francisco on
sss sSSS Sssss I'm sSs st 2 S day ' s' SS
1seyas Gea Vol bat obiscd 70 snchof bar Let
ut es. Ann Maine, DAVIS Nav Helen Thompson bad
sac SSSHs md me TTvo9 zoe S'' SUPPOSED 70
wfsuAh-Whea ise ffsskan wss4 ays cat from CAPE Fiat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NEw.JERsEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - The
NewJersey Historical Society hold their next annual
NJ. IL 10 expected that Chief Justice Green and Rev
William Dodd will deliver addresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

,,SseciDEsT.-A laborer named Patk Whelan
a. work on building in the Bowery. Hous
va SATURDAY afternoon, severely injured BY
- 9ne which fell upon ham FROM Of the upper sto
@HH taken TO his residence, Ne. u Sevelthss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

PESnASsHir. - OLIVER Ii. GolpswrrHs
Writing Rooms No. $50 Broadway. open from AN to
PM eIeertns Saturday evenings. LADIES' elasss. at IA
and O'Clock Mondays Wednesdays and fridays rerrs
reduced for this mouth only to % tor lessons s os
twenty less rs. Gentemens clssse. at AN, and s. z
and O'Clock Pm. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Terms e. lessons tor twenty I've icsons az
an hour each Separate psiors tor private Instruction.
which nav lie taken hours uting the convenience Of &
pupil r.rr8s SIS payable in advance. No extra charge
Tor stationery in the above elaes For sale 0oLosNiras
Instruction. Price Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

STEAMSHIP ALABAMA FOR SAVANNAH
This ship having been delayed in her arrival much
beyond her usual time by the violent gales from Sd TO
9Th inst will be delayed in her departure until this
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
CHARGE OF Hrcuv.r RsnnxnvA VI

CRaRos or HicuwAY RoBnxRr-A Young
named John Haley arrested ;ly s~r u O'Clock
on Saturday mcnipE BY Cheer KNne he ronrth ard
charged with hayps assaulted Mr. William H5a Of BrooS-
iyp. German MUSICIAN and robbed hra 81 8, sna mn.
.ical iey. 1t sppears that while Mr. noa vas passing
through Cathansst he sseaed by the prisaes aa1
several Others who hat and robbed him. TIE key
iorrd IN cf the prisoner who locked ap ~
JxstiCe Osborn tot trial.
A DiscoysoLArE TAuoR.-On Friday night,
No p Roosyslt cut terrible gssh his throat with
rasor, while lshoring under hsrcnaiion OF mind IAe
unfortunate did quite succeed IN terminating b
miserable eNi-sruc~ and strrwras steentd ~
Dr. Trsphsxsn who s-wed up tie woant. kam 70 sleece
TO have been cause OF ubersoa making the rash aemT
on his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

EsorERio ASrHRoroLoGr.-Dr. NICHOLS.
The aufhor of this wOi respectfully axis particular stss
ton 70 the advertisement in this dAy'. paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

IBThe InjunctiOns upon the Aldermen are
set down for to-day but thought the hearing will be
postponed for n week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

The discount allowed all paid prior to
the Let November lS52 amounted to the sum Of
s3l oo5, and the amour; received interest of and
IL y cent, on unpaid taxes in December, is $loi.-
oo6 o.
~ The Henry Clay steamboat case will
lie cA,.ed " TO-DAY II lie L. g. Coat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

gU. s. slOop-ofwar Marion, with dispatch
es bound the Coast OF Africa thenceto join the Japan
Expedition, which sailed from this port yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

IL The splendid clipper ship Golden
State, 400 tuns burden, will be launched from the
yard Of Messrs Jacob A. wes.ervelt g. Son, foot Of
Houstonst f. r., this morning at 81 o'clock This
ship il built for Messrs Chambers Is Heiser and makes
the fourth vessel ia their line of California clippers
Her proportions and the symmetry Of her lines are
such that she looks larger than ship Of half her
tunnase, and being fully rigged the launch will be
novel and worthy the attendance OF the lovers Of naval
architecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
A FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANT PRoscRIBED.

MrJacob f. Howard ofthe Thirteenth Ward the efficient
Clerk 20 the superintendent of Payements In the De
psriment Of Repairs and Supplies has been deprived OF
his employment TO give place TO a partisan. Mr..
Howard Is Democratic Wing mot the kind Of Demo-
crat for our "City Reform" politicians and see has
lust been chosen by the representatives Of the Young
Wings of the City Treasurer Of their General Commit
tee Let hear more of the Loco Foco attachment
10 the JefIersonan test and City Reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

A BOsToSnS RoBBED.-TwO men named
John Gala cher and James Flynn arrested near md
ght Saturday by Sergeant Martin Of the sixEh Ward
Police charged with stealing sil from young Bostona al
named hos who induced by the accused 70
ynt locality the Five Points where the larceny
effected Que hundred and dollars Of the money was
recovered and the accused committed by Jnstce %
horne await examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

STATEN IsLAsD.-Charles Whitney deliv-
cred one Of his Oratorical Lectures Friday evening
Jan !, before delighted audience, who were go much
srstihed that they persuaded Mr. w. to give another
next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

rS A FREE LECTURE on SPIRIrUALIsa will
be given this evening by WIN. FIsHsoUGH at Friend
ship Hail. No l49 West sixteenth-st, between Seventh
and Fig thtu. Subject-Spiritus Manifestations pre-
vious 10 the Eighteenth Century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

SUBJECTED OF BEING A RECEIVER or Stolen
ooops-On Saturday afternoon, Ocer Patterson, OF the
Lower Police Cont arrested German living IN the Sixth
Ward suspicion Of BIS beng receiver OF stolen sOodz
v.r mustard spoon and salt spoon bo.a NAKED
AZ B. g iound IN his posesxion and be
the Lower Police Court IL believed that these articles
are portion Of the proceeds Of extensive burglary
Iritted uptown shos time and If identified, will
lead the recovery Of large fsolen property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Coroner Wilhelm yester-

ACCIDENTAL DRowSNG.-J0hn Green, a fire.
board the steamship Pacific Collins Line, anchored
the foot Of Cansl-st, while going board on Fu-
day evening missed his footing fell from the gang plank
INTO the and drowned before he could be rescued
His body was recovered sierward. and taken TO
the Fh Ward Police Station. Capt. Carpenter gave no
tee 70 the Coroner to hold inquest The deceased was
about 30 years Of age, married, aud leaves sy IN Liver
pool England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

A HoUsE THIET DErEorED.-A young Eng
li,h ior named Edward Mattox yesterday detected
lssvins the house Of L. H. Hepburn, No q PikeR with
clcthnz jewery, kc to the value Of ee which he bad
tolen from different in the house He caught
oy the lady Of the house snd detained until ARRIVAL Of
Ofcer Hysr Of the Seventh Wsd who took hia before
Ju tee Wood. He committed 70 pIisoa, IL defAai' OF
81, GO bs,I, 10 swp, tylal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

Assaulted BY RowDrEs.-Ab0ur o'clock
.,s,d,, rnoruins nan named Hui Aahan while passing
JSro1sh W.lssrsr attached BY ng ofrowdies who
-. - in ,hsuefu manner and left hinl senseess aud
ri,b ere Of s exs fractured He found after
--srd by policeman and taken 70 the Sewfork Hospital
The rowdies unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

~ During the past week the proprietors Of
he Croton Mills, in Cherryst kept open house., and
fed whole armies of citizens with the bread cake &C.
produced the spot from their patent self raising aour
These mills employ about 20 men, and use more than
10000 bushels of wheat per annum
PEOPLES LEcrUREs.-Lieut. NJ. +. MAURY,
u SIN, of the National Observatory, Washington,
gives the fifth lecture of the Peoples Course the
Tabernacle tomorrow Tuesday, evening. The sub
jec he has chosen is "The Sea and the Circulation of
its Waters He proposes TO explain the causes OF the
numerous of the ocean why the ocean is salt
&C. In this day of commercial enterprise and pro-
gross lecture on the characteristics Of old ocean"
by this eminent photographer Of our country, cannot
fail to ehci, the highest degree Of interest
AMOUNT OF TAxEs FOR IS52.-The following
Is the of collected in this City during the
past year. The time for commenting 10 receive the
taxes was the month of August:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

MARTIN lASCDOsss llClDt-e4A
To The EdsioS # TAe ~ Y. Tribune;
In the City papers of this morning anu e'e ~
iss observe report of CorOner'i Inquest On Tie
h5y 81 Nsrtin Ian don which Is calculated 70 MAKE
49, .,,or.ou. irupression on the minds OF those IN
,ccv.ip,ed with thi. person As have known INN
nearly ten years, perhaps briaf Statement; OF is"
f.eu /, hn history and shA-aSssr nay ianseTrs VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

ACCIDENTALLY DRewSED.-A sailor, whose
name was not ssceraned yesterday afternoon fell into the
dock foot OF Pse-st, T.. X and drowned though eff
ior,s made him. The body recovered
tud taken the Seventh Ward Police station, where Cor
oner ODonnell viii hold an inquest upon u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17

$500 lbs Of potato.-more than three tunes the
amount Of food produced IN the shape of wheat
and more than four times that in the form OF
peas. We quote this statement from the
Chemical Technology Of Dir. Knapp, Of Gics
scn-a recent work of very great authority.
The prHciic Il results of some eXpcriinontalss
on the feeding of cattle with these lfercnt mr.
uclcs, place the relative value OF the potato al
higher mark still.
For many years the potato crop has been Il
very Important one in Vermont, not barely from
It's extensive use at home IS food for man
and beast, but because it hls been largely
worked up IN the starch tactrrI"s. Wlh n
great many farmers Of small means it has been
chief reliance. whcrewitl to obtain cash IN
hand by lis sale. Since the railroads were
built, great quantities have gone to market in
fresh condition at highly remunorltive rates
to the producer. The tcrrors of the potato rot
have, IN a great measure, passed by; and the
production can be, aud will be greatly in
creased, if the article we are considering shall
come into wide Use. as we think it must. for
commercial purposes. We learn hit the fac
tory at llncsburgh IS in active operation, with
abundant orders iron he sea board. We wish
S owners success, AMI look to- sec, GRE long,
" Brnslcn's lmpcnshablo potato spoken Of as
one Of our large articles Of export.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
.leAiCan Affairs.

II cannot be disguised that there is an I'M
easy feeling abroad lest the unsettled affairs
Of the Ncslla Valley shall end in some serious
trouble between the United States and Mexico
Not that there is any real occasion for quarrel
whatever present disagreement there may be-
II only needs desire on both sides TO l;ccr
the peace. AMI it will be kept; but if there j.
wish for ii state Of hosiilucs by both sides
or by either side, the actual bringing it on i,
an easy matter Ii does not seem possb,,
that our Government can desire another McXi-
eau war. nor Is it easy to see what Mexico is
10 gain by one.
Whnt that crafty cheitain, Santa Anna. may
be hoping to gam is another thing, ana the
condition &C Meycn is such that it can be
easily led to COMMIT almost any overt act b,
some Of rs suborIlultcs. 1t is more Ike =
mob OF nnruly boys. than nation Of non with
manly discretion IN is councils. We cannot
zee Whist President Pierce could hope to gam
ny a war. nor do we lmnutc 10 HIM any desire
to take any stems naturally leIiinr to one, till
more evidence Of snch a desire appears. We
never fully believed that Presidou. Polh
meant i"hntcycr others dld} to have the nation
involved in war with Mexico, any further than
~ have o l'r'c brush perhaps on the bank
IF the RIO Granl"-iust enough to bring about
tn" settlement of the boundary there in way
Which would be thought by the nation very
credit. be t. ms admin stralDn,-and If from
such result II recollection would fol OW WHY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
Tn Ga, II Oliis.

We see that the works of the Gas Company
are going ahead with steady force. \ urge
number of hands arc actively employed in bull .
ing the reccptace for the main rls.hollcr and
other structures ltlhe corner OF U'nk and Water
streets. Already do our streets begin to show
the signs of the work also. Deep trenches
iron mains lying dlong sldo ON every hand
pots in the open ar with lead melting therein
and the sound Of the tompcrng IRON as the
workntn proceed in securing the FONTS, tell
us th't there Is ~ gas IN the fak about the
concern however much eas is 10 come from
It when complete Car nighbors, Meosls.
Bronson & Sweet, are on the move also about
setting mp the necessary pipes AMI fixtures in
the shop, aud dwellings of the pocr. We
hope there wall be a very general adoption Of
rs u5". No long to see the doY when We
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
Hincsbursh Imperishable Potato"
Factory.

We heard 4 short time since that there wa,
established in this Vicinity, at Iinc.burah, a
factory for pn'lng into a very por able and al
most Impcr,shahle form, the edible substance OF
potatoes, without injury to its qualities as an
ortlci" If food. From the importance of such
m oPerf ion to the agricultural interests of this
State the report excited a lively interest in
spr mind and we set ourselves without dcnv
70 ascertain the character OF the process, and
20 see how far It was deserving of special at,
ten'lon.
We will give our readers an account Of the
operation, and &C what is produced by it. i
iacir opinion does not coincide with oGr own
that the subject is one Of great Consequence to
tins State, cap,b.' as it Is, Of producing for
use and Manufacture, potatoes of best quality
70 an almost unlimited amount, we shal! be
disappointed.
To make the whole matter clearer, we will
FIST notice IN few words the methods common
ly USED to preserve vegetables intended for
food, All know that whether fruits, leaves or
tubers, they cannot be kept in the state in
which nature presents them to us, but for a short
time. By keeping our fruits, our cabbages
and our potatoes very cool, we manage to pre-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
The Montreal T'ragcdv !
FROM The Montreal llrrail
Montreal Riot Last Evening.

As advertised, SrIgnor Gevazzl met numc-
rou, audience IN Iion'S church, at half past &
O'Clock, 7, NJ. Many of our most respectable
cllZens, with their wives and families bpIno
present About halt past seven, we went to the
door OF the church, where we found Ciptaiu
ErmatIngcr, with strong posse OF police
some 70 or 30 men We suppose. At tins time.
and for about halt an hour alter, groups of wild
ruifans were assembled around the door Of III,
churc and al different points between the
church and McGll street. We mixed freely
anorg those people, and convcr,cd with moro
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
Furrhe Particulars otthe Riot.

'4VNFNfAL, Iunt IT, To !. u.
The Transcript OF TINS morning. SAYS, a!.nasi
every hour records some victim whose corpse
or manned body was hurried from the f,,aI
ground by friends. So far as we can learn af-
ter careful inquiry, the number Of p'rsons shot
IS about -, and of those killed. ou'rl,h OF
MORALLY wounded, from ten TO twelve.
large meeting OF the cit zen, was held in
81 George Han yesterday, Tor the par .osc Of
considering the Safety Of the cIly. lhe\ pas
sea resolutions requesting Gayd2ll to Complete
ms course OF lectures lSo commenting the
police. The 9th resolution was as follows.
Resolved. That IN the oplmon Of tins meet
NJ inc Mayor ought OF all thug. :, take
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17

shown by this that it brings a segar to three
quarters Of Il cent only, while the very worst
bunch OF sIinkwced Is sold in retail at one
cent.
Your calculation of the total value Of i'm e.
ported segar5 IS Likewise below the actual mon
ey paid, as the profits are taken too low. A
retailer Of spgars never makes less than 50 per
cent sometimes 100 per cent; and YOU bring
the Imported seears only to about two cents "a
piece, whist SIX cents for reaI Havana is the
common retail prce. and persons who buy them
by the thousands even pay 52j to ! - thou
sand. And everybody knows that the middhng
qualities, sold IN bar-room5 and segor shop -,
are never bought for less than three cents vet
! viii accept your valuation at, SGlS 1861
Aud add to it une above, 7,jGu,UOU
And thus obtain total Of Si3 lll3ji
Will now convince Won that our circulation
,s equally far below reality in point Of quantity
consumed aud made.
Rating the male population Of the United
States at 1900 600. we may. considering tho
great extent lh> h bit has obtained everywhere.
even amour Sch"o aud street boys pnt down
the smokers al - OOOUOO, winch gives TO every
smoker only about 22j scrars a year. How
far is thu. below reality. when the most noder-
ate smoker at least consumes two, and many a
Dozen and over. per day?
Nay we therefore not. ut one Jump. and wi,h-
ont eXagrcrtunu, put down a round sun OF
S3O,0OO,UOO spent for the qualification Of this
vile. notwithstanding. and dIsgracGlul habit
which makes IT. votarcs set aside all CONSIDER
at,unS Of the rlght OF Others to the enjoyment
OF q pure, uncunta,nlnotcd air, as God has crca.
ted It, AND torgNiul Of all rules of polteucss
Raj good breeding?
And yet we have not concluded. There is
yet cut smoking tobacco, chewing stuff, anc
snutf for winch we may add Sj,OOO.OUO more
Aud then remains vet the expenses for doc
tors and druggists bills. in the vain attempt It
alleviate the disastrous effects If tins nasty
hihDL manifested hv nervous complaints, DIS
pop~la, diseases Of the lungs, &c. Sc. Meth
or can we POSSIBLY cstimlte the loss of time II
a dreamy dfowslncs@, the increased appetite io
stuuatlnI drinks and all this because III,
boy apes the totnrr, and Is again aprd by hr
boy. ON. man! what a bind untmnilng AM
nal thou art ~
a REFORMED SMoTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17

efficient means for the protection Of life and
property IN the city, or to resign his Office into
other bands, and that having failed III this duty
Charles Wilson Is not lit person to hold the
office he now occupies.
The city WIS in u state Of int 'nsn excitement
the Whole day yesterday, and several Instances
Of attempts at outrage ON solitary Individual.
by Romrn Catholics are mentioned. The lee
tire was postponed last evening, and futher
GnVozM left this morning 70 be gone a day or
two at Now York. lie is to return aud finish
his course. The Mayor in an lnornd meet
,ug of the Gily Council vrs'erd1y. DENIED that
hr had ordered the soldiers to fire. nor bad III,
Officers applied 80 Inn for orders o do 50.
" hu It vas who ordered the soldiers 10 tire, hl
could moi say.
We ar" unable TO give an exact list Of uddi-
lion,l Killed and wounded, but Of those reported
morIily wounded, two or more are since dead
and number of wounded arc rcp,rtcd in at.
d!lipr.
Trc following were 1ssas,inntcd by ruff tus
IN tire street - 4 young man nalnrd LiIt'"
huOh keeper. received shots through laf arm
WIN. Lennon, oirbhcd also dead ; \. ThOmp
son shot Though left arm J. Beckett, ais,
MSS utcd. before he firing, whlr gong quietly
home from work. and hrutaliy l. 'ntcn, dnngprou,
wounds luliccd on head aud neck MIR. Il. b
Pearson, an noi''n1lve man. returning HON,
about 10 last nIuht. severely b"ttcu W. learn
That Nr. J. Lewis. while walking up hill with
lady, received a shot ON the heel winch pr*scc
ihruu rh his foot and that Mr.. Campbell. also oI
his WY home, received Il shot winch instant \
Killed lima another. n1tncd Glcnuun. received
three balls in the back dead a ulau name,
DHnnel'y was in the hospital, wounded in III,
ch 81 by pistol ball; Mr.. Iiucl'ns received
'...4 l.. Ill a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
j rcc pres
nUnLlNGTON,VT
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE u, ls53

H.nLINETON.VT

Whig state Convention.
Convention OF the Wings Of the State of
Vermont will be holden at Monipclicr, on
WEDNESDAY THE 22l DAY OF JUNE,
at / 0 O'Clock y. NJ, for the purpose Of nom-
natinG ticket for State Officers preparatory
for The newt September Election, and for the
Transaction Of such other business as may be
deemed expeden and proper.
Carl OS BANTER, !
r.. y. BRIGGS,
EDWARD KIRKLAND, State
GEO. W. GRANDY, Central
h. ". BARTHOLOMEW, Comm.
II. VI. BATES,
HENRY sTOWELL.
iday : |, 1873.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-06-17
RIGHTS AT QUEBEC.

\ disEracerI riot broke out Mt Father t,l.
vazzI's Lecture, in rhlmors Church, 81 Ur-
sule, Quebec Mondoy eve. The hrge and re-
sP"ct'ble audience occ1pcd almost every seat
III the building. y number Of rough looking iir-
lows evidently bent on mischief conrrcgated IN
front OF the church before the lecture began and
few apparently OF tins party obtained admit
t'nce ANA were dlNtrlbul d IN parts fit. Every
thing was Gnet I'LL the lecture was moro 'hrn
halt delivered About half past nine o'clock.
Father Gav2zi having made al al'nsion 10
Ireland which aroused there of one in the
lower part Of the Church, he cNcrmcd its "A
lic' wher"up n there was an instant cry Of
turn him out from several Of those present.
Ih'S appeared TO be the signal for a general
outbreak: for in a few second, the cdifrc
was the scene Of the greatest confusion. The
most fearful vio'ence was rcs,rtnd to--s'icks
and hludgeons were put into rcquI-l'lon and a
volcy Of stones followed from without.
DR.. Cook OF 81. Andrews Church. un,nc-
tude, Sheriff Scvcu g. Rob,t symn a,'- , ",.',