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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
Four days Later from Europe.
New York, Nov. u.

New \ oTk, NOV. H.
The Collins steamship Baltic, Capt. Consiock
from Liverpool at noon on the % inst, arrived
here at noon to-day.
The London Times ofthe 22d inst. states that
there is no reason to doubt that on the 9th OF
October, 1000 Turkish infantry and 2l0O oayal-
ry crossed the Danube, and occupied kalaiat,
opposite " dden, and that large number Of
tro. ps we're still passing over in barges.
The other morning papers have dspalch
| from Seun received in Paris, stating that 20
600 Turks crossed the Danube on the 2slh OF
October near Widdin, and occupied kalatat
which had been evacuated by the Russians NO
encounter took place.
! Constaniinope dispatch OF the 22d says -
The Austrian envoy has submitted 10 the sui
tan draft of note with the collective guar
antee Of the four powers. II Is stated that TINS
note has been accepted by Russia"
CHlNA-The overland mail from india ana
China had arrived.
The news from Annoy is brought up to the
LIST of September. The long threatened attack
by the lmperialists commenced on the 2olh OF
August, but the patriots were still IN possession
of the town.
On the 18th of Aug. the lmperiallsts ehee'eu
a coup de main at Annoy, capturing II Is saiu,
body of 400 patriots, the majority of whom were
beheaded instantly. Subsequently the iisur
gents captured 80 and 40 OF the lmperaiiS's'
who were summary behcaded
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
TUsspAr, Nov. IS, A. N.

TUtsnAT, Nov. IS, A. NJ
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reports Of Commices.-Mr Stevens from
Franklin from the Committee on the Judiciary
to whom was referred the bin regulating pro.
ceedngs in civil actions reported the bill with
amendment adding a section, which provides
that Judgment recovered in actions of the 9Th
class of Sec. % of the bill, shall be conclusive
upon the parties, their heirs and assigns, and as
so amended, that the same ought to pass. The
amendment was agreed to, and the bin ordered
10 be engrossed, and read the third time to NOR.
row morning.
Mr.. Coolidge, from the judiciary committee,
reported the bill relating TO the police of towns,
with some slight amendments, aud if so amend
ed, that the same ought to pass. The amend
ments were agreed to- and the bin was ordered
to be engrosseG and read the 80 time. Also
the bill to repeal an act in alteration of an act
relating to defendants in joint contract, passed
Nov. 10, 1852, and that the same ought to pass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
forri9u Mus.
Three davs later from r,,,,..

- 1If1a
.4rrirai Of The Frlnkin. The s,o.
Franklin, from llavre via SOUTHAMPTON got ZIP
arrived at New York on Thursday uiornin, W.T.
Fine Wheat has advanced fonrpence NJ
has also advanced from Is to Is cd per bbl Y'r
The Fronklin's advices contain nolbin,,l..
i've relative to the settlement of the Eastern ANY,,
ton. f'V9-
The American brig Clara was wrocl.a n
Sierra Leone in tornado
The ship Eagle, from Melbourne had o-r..,
at Liverpool with one million and qusrte,, -
gold III
Adyices from Odessa state that immense op,o.
titles of gram were arriving for shipment.
The cholera had broken out a, Jassa
A French squadron was COLLECTING At Cr,,i
l3assa, to redress some grievance.
ENGLAND.-At London all foreign sl,ct.
were dull Rates for money likely to advance
The price OF flour and wheat was falling in
the provinces
Circulars quote the advance for the wool ou
Flour 3 Cd; " heat Cd Corn 2a3s
FRANcE-lt was rumored that the Emporor
France had recalled his Ambassador at Manu.
IN consequence of a fancied ndignnv.
The uniavorable accounts of the yiptaoa NO.,
confirmed. In SIX Southern departments m.
cIops are nearly nnIhilated.
INDIA AND CHiNA.-ilostilities had aoai,
broken out IN Bnrmah, insligated by the Knpof
Ava.
The revolution in China was propress,nr
The impcralsts had had some success at Aa,o,.
but the insurgents had invested kaifon,s ~.
on the Yellow River. The whole conn ry Wa
| IN a state Of anarchy, and trade was at dead
stand.
The Eastern Qucsiioa.-A Geographic dos
patch from ConstantInoplc of October HI ar
nonnces that the combined fleets had passed he
Dardanelles, and would proceed to Constantine
PIE No other event Of Importance had occurred
since the prevIoua accounts. The army of Asia
was every day receiving fresh recruits Omar
Pasha was at Widn. directing the works. lie
was preparing TO cross the Danube havinr nosr
that place a large number of boats and pog.ooo,
10 readiness. The bridge between the forires,
Of Widln and the STAND opposite was already oc.
cupied by Turkish corps
The Russians were marching in great force TO
Kalaiat, opposite Nidin
A letter from 81 Petersburgh ofihe iiib saws
that the news oitne declaration Of war bv ba
Porte had producted painful sensation.
In the north OF Russia the Army and ci,l
Service were for var; but 10 the south ihev ue-s
more pacific Nothing like warlike enthusiasm
was apparent anywhere, although various means
had been taken to produce 1t.
1t was rumorcd tina, the text of new Russan
manifesto had reachedthe French. Chamberlain
her as a hot-bed of revolution. One of it, "a.
presslons is said TO read as follows:
81 avn ia my right Will defend it. as vol ss
The rights ofmy co-relgonists against all foreI-n
Interference Whatever and shall not stand a.ono.'
Notwithstanding AN these uuiavomble ssnD.-
oms, public opinion, both loo PARIS and l.olIor,
sti believed that the resources OF diplomacy
wcre not all exhausted, and that war mav 80 b.
ayerted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
SENArE.


Prayer by the chaplain.
The Senate was called to order by the Presi-
dent pro tempore
No quorum being present, on motion of Mr..
Hale the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rev W. H. Lord.
On motion of Mr., Deane, the reading Of the
journal was dispensed with.
Resolutions. By Mr.. Walker, for a Joint As
sembly on Thursday next at 3 o'clock p. NJ, to
elect a reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court. adopted. BY Mr.. Field, to direct the
Auditor of Accounts to draw an order on the
Treasurer to tie amount of $500, in favor of T.
Il. Woodbridge, for services as Auditor of Ac
counts adopted. BY Mr. Iudeyne, that the
roll be called, and the names of the absentees be
entered on the journal Of ;he House; on motion
of Mr.. Rice Of Somerset. ordered TO lie. BY
MIR. Walton, to amend the rules so as to regulate
proceedings under call Of the House ordered
10 lie under the rule.
Bills Introduced and refered.-By Mr.. Wal
ton, To incorporate the Green Mountain Hotel
Co; to the committee Of Ways aud Means. BY
Mr.. Plympton, to amend chap. rs c. S, relet-
ing to salarcs and fees, providing that upon
calls Of the House, the absentees shall not be
allowed their per dem, unless excused by the
House to the General Committee BY Mr.
Bingham, relating to the sale and transfer OF
personal property, providing that possession Il
the vendors, shall not be deemed conclusive ev.
deuce of fraud, but evidence that may be re-
butted, and that such property shall not be at
tached on the debts of the vendor to the Jude
larry Committee.
Enerosscd Bds.-Sonate bill, to extend TIA,
charter OF the Swan,on q Highgate r. r. Co.
granting "A ferry to Daniel Adams; in addition
to the act authorizing the business Of banking
approved Nov H. 1851; seyerally read 3D. time
and passed. TO prevent the improper and IN
lawful use of property held in trust on motion
of Mr.. Barber ordered to lie To Incorporate
the Green Mountain Land, Lumber, ana Trans
poriation Co; to incorporate the Castleton Tote
Co; relating TO the publishing Of laws for tn
payment Of claims to incorporate the Caledoni
Stone Cutting & Quarrying Co.; seyerally rea
81 time and passed
Petitions rejer.d.-By Mr. Mason of ]. G
Dow and others for the annexation Of part
Lowell to Albany to select committee c
five.
Report Of Committee BY the select commit
tee on the bin LAYING tax on ChIttenden c,
favorably to the passage thereof, and 1t was OIL
dered to a third reading.
Mr.. Benjamin moved a re- consideration of vot
adopting the resolution to pay f. +. Woodbridg
the sum therein mentioned, which motion wa
favored by Nessrs. Pympton, Rice of Somers,
and Barber, opposed by MIR. Field, and agreed t.
and the resolution ordered to lie
Mr.. Plympton called up the resolution relatin
r to calling the roll and entering upon the journ,
the names of the nbscntees, and il was adopte,
On motion of Mr.. Rice Of Somerset, a call
the House was ordered The roll was the
r called, when it appeared that there were ninety
three ubsentces. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
History of Revolving Wire
tooth Horse Rake.

About ls47, Mr.. Whitman of central New
York patented the above named rake, aud pre-
pairing model, employed Mr.. Pratt TO 90 east
and sell rights 10 territory Messrs Hebner
and Whitman Of West Stockbridge, Mass.
bought Berkshire County. Whitman expended
much time and not little of llebner's money IN
efforts to bring the rake TO good work and after
trial OF near two years, the thing was gwen up
as of no value.
A Mr. Whitney and a naighbor. at Shell
burne Falls, Mass. bought the rglt 10 Franklin
County but learning the character of the rake
at Stuckbrdge, thought A" HHmJHg' and stopped
where they were. About the same time.
Messrs Dennison of Green River W., bought
the same right to this state, and for two years
did their best to bring the rake into successful
operation, but gave II up as a bad Job, and bar
gained with Pratt 10 take the right back. they
losing some one to two hundred dollars Pratt,
then went TO Wilmington VT, and made the
Messrs. Child believe II was a great " Get up"
and sold to them. he one must interested was
told at the time, by one who knew that It was
worthless but he N his confidence knew better
than that. He as the writer was told. was
worth eight or nine hundred dollars al that time
lie went at It, and 10 less than three years was
obliged to leave, taking very little with him, but
did leave many debts unprovded for; unless
creditors took a rake left on the fence, another
by the highway, and another on The she'd which
farmers had tried, but would not purchase -
Such Is the history of the Horse Rake, that,
lwith some alterations, which only render Il less
cihcont,) drew the premln awarded at th e Yer
mon; State Fair, Sept 1853
Cow. BY An ENEMY OF IMPOSITION.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

GIVE would call theespecal attention ofour
readers to the advertisement of HUNS GOLDEN
GLOSS for the Hair The Ladies and also the pa
pers, throughout the country, say is the most
perfect and delightful preparation that has ever
been produced it Dot only prevents the Hair
from falling out and restores it to bald heads, but
it imparts such delicate perfume that all who
have once used 1t viii never consent 20 De with
ont it. DR.. lIuRp having made the subject ofthe
Hair, and the diseases of thc scalp b study for
years has produced this ne Plus ultra Of Hair de-
corauons. Try it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Mr.. EDiToR:
have been trained TO regard Legislative bod
les grave dehbeuuve assemblies, having TO:
their business the making OF laws for sovereign
States-and think that d the Legislature Of
Vermont. sitting az an expense OF 500 20 $500
per day, can find no more important and diuni-
fed employment than attendance on song sne
ing. IT'S members had better adjourn and 20
home. " hat would the world think of Brit
lsh Parliament, or am American ,ongrcss, #
they were 10 diversity their cmploymoujs by an
introduction into their assemblies of songstcrs,
French dancers, or model artists In So far as
the dignity of the thing is concerned and TINS Is
the most important view of the matter, why not
have one OF these entertainments as well as an
other And b on one day, why not have them
on every day of the session.
\ toNsrrCENT cur NoR1H.n
Nov. 10Th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Extra Legislature Performance hebuted. The
following communication is sharp but deser-
against the singing two members at least, I'VE
mean the members from Woodstock and Mont
peher) left the ball previous to the commence
ment the concert and the House pretty deci
dedly confessed the impropuety Of The proceed
ing, by voting TO omit all action concerning 1t
from the journal. We SHOULD have omitted an
notice from the Daily journal bad we seen the
reports in time. We can only Fay that the re-
plrters we're rather too faithful ia the discharge
Of their duty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

that the ballotng on the part Of the House, for
U. S. Senator be resumed, when Mr.. Walton
moved call Of the House, which was lost,
The motion Of Mr.. Grandey was then agreed to.
Mr. Walton then moved to suspend further bal
loting til Wednesday next at three o'clock, p.
NJ, which motion was disagreed to by ayes g.
NAYS 1914. Mr. White Of Panton then moved
to adjourn, which motion was lost The ballot
ing for L. S. Senator then proceeded with the
following result;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

The Mineral Weaith Of Yermoni.-The good
old Green Mountain State, which, of all the New
England states, can boast OF fewcst advantages,
far as relates TO actual position, seems 10 have
resolved thrift she cannot compete with her sister
States IN extent Of commerce or manufactures,
she wall at least take precedence in mineral pro-
auctions. She has opened her rock-rbbed hills,
and shown emb d led within their bosom incalcu-
liable stores OF marble, which for fneness of tex
tnre and purity ofhue, vie with the choicest of
European productions She has smote her mighty
mountains, and quarries Of excellent soapstone,
line-grained gnelss, and superior mica slate and
roofing slate have appeared, and pour forth their
treasures, to be transported by the railroad and
the steamboats, to various parts of the country
Her marbles are even transported to Italy, If
properly managed, with liberal and enterprising
spirit her mineral productions must prove as
abundant a source Of wealth TO the state, and good
to the world, as was ever the gold of California
OF Oregon. Boston Jour.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17
The Hoe Question.

Some weeks ago, on information given by
persons interested, we stated that the hoes OF
Nessrs. Eli & Boardmnn of St. Johnsbury were
unintentonally withdrawn from the late state
FAIR, before the Committee on premiums had
examined them This is mistake. The chair
man Of the Committee states that these hoes were
examined as thoroughly as those of Messrs Bos-
worth, and that the preference was given to the
latter. The chairman further states that Mr..
Bosworth senior declined acting as one Of the
COMMITTEES and that the award was made by the
two remaining members, who Of course agreed
in opinion upon the matter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

.4noiher death on the Raiiroad.-On Saturday
evening last, Michael Gibbon Of this place was
so badly injured by being run over by the cars
accident occurred at Roxbury, and happened in
this way Mr.. Gbbon had signalized the train
to stop and take himself and wife on, but the
rain could not be stopped until 1t had passed
him several rods. Mr. Gibbon then started after
the train, upon the track, evidently thinking that
the train would not be backed down for him, but
the engineer had reversed the engine, and in
backing the train down. ran over the unfortunate
man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

The Westminster ReUiel0 for October has been
received, thanks to the Promptl'ude of the Amer
icah publishers, Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co.,
New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

On motion of Mr.. Walton further ballotings
were suspended until Wednesday next, at 10
o'clock, by vote of 81 to s5.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

4 Fatal Rum Case.-On the 10th inst, Mr.
Richard Gay, of Iartland, obtained a quantity
Of liquor Of a Mr. Wilkins, in Cornish, \. H.,
and returned to iIartand to enjoy it, Mr.. Gay
drank freely of the liquor, and in twelve hours
was corpse. The jury of inquest returned a
verdict that he died of congestion Of the brain,
brought on by excessive drinking
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

OFG. w. stones Experiments, in which so
mitch interest has been manifested are to be
continued at the Free Church, on "Wednesday
and Friday evenings, Nov. 10Th and 18th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

.NS,c York Eiecton.-The Tribune Of the
18th cassfes the Legislature IS follows; Sen
ate-Wbigs %, TIards 3, Sons2 ,, doubtful 3 i;
Elouse-W higs so, uards %, Sofls 20, Free
Democrats ?. The Hards seem to be about
equal to the Softs in the popular yote-thus in
dicating the irretrie,abe ruin Of the Van Buren,
fiction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Mr.. Roberts was thereupon declared elected,
and the Senate withdrew.
The bill providing for the organization of
private corporations was taken up and passed.
The Chair laid before the House communi-
cation from the Hon. J. P. Kdder President of
the Senate, informing the House that the Senate
had adopted resolution to suspend further bal
loting for United States Senator till Wednes-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Prayer by The Rev ID Baou
blis introduced and referred BY Mr.. Per
ley, relating to evidence, making it the duty of
the Court at the request Of either party to have
the witnesses of the adverse party examined
separately to the Judiciary committee. BY Mr..
judeyinc, relating to mileage to The committee
ON Roads. BY Mr. Barton, for the benefit of
schools and academies to the committee on
Education. By Mr.. Shaf(cr, to incorporate the
Wilmington Savings Bank to the committee
on Banks. BY Mr. Worden, relating to disqus-
itons 70 the judiciary committee. BY Mr..
josn Of Poultney, extending the charter of the
Bank of Poultuey TO the committee on Banks
BY Mr.. Partridge, relating to theatrical exhibi-
tons &C.; 10 the committee of Ways and Means.
Remonsiranoes rgered.- BY M Bingham, Of
p. Hyde and others, and Of ". Heywo d, and
others Of Albany against the annexation Of
part of Lowell to Albany to the select commit
tee on this subject.
Rcsoiid,ons BY Mr. Read, for the appoint
ment of committee, 10 consist Of two members
from each county, to ascertain the mileage and
make mp the debentures of the members adopt
ed. BY Mr.. Plympton, tc instruct the General
committee to inquire into the expediency Of re-
pealug all laws regulating tolls at grist mills ;
rejected
Reports Of Commiiees-l}y the General Com
mltlee, iayoraby TO the following bills: in
mendmeni of chap. ll6 c. s., relating to salaries
and fees; for the preservation OF fish in Mari
boro' Pond in addition to chap. so c. s patiog
to the grand list; addition to sec. Of the act
approved Nov. -, 1852, relating to pounds; the
third reading of each was ordered. By the Ju-
dietary Committee, against the bill to repeal so
much of the c. s., as allows seventy five cents
on the dollar to be paid for highway taxes on
motion Of Mr. Walker the bill was dismissed
/ By the General Committee, in favor Of the bin
/ in addition to the act Incorporating the village
Of St. Johnsbury third reading ordered. BY
the Judiciary Committee, against Senate bill IN
addition to chap. - c. s., relating to steam
mills the bill was referred 10 the General Com
mittee, on motion of Mr.. Hayden. Also, in ia
vorof the 5illn addition to chap. Sc c. 5. third
reading ordered. Also in favor of the bill re-
/ latng 10 fire engine companies, with an amend
ment, which was adopted, and the bill was or
dered to a third reading. Also, in favor Of the
bill relating to the records and files Of Court
/ lost or destroyed on motion Of MIR. Washburn,
ordered TO lie. Also, against the bill in addition
to chap. 80 c. s. relating to proceedings against
trustees on motion Of Mr.. Gleason of Rich
mond, ordered to lie Also, in favor of the bill
relating TO foreign fire insurance companies /;
ordered to third reading.
Engrossed bin. Laying tax on Chiuenden
Co ! read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Rice of Somerset, called up the bill re-
pealing sec. 6, and Of chap. 30 c. s., relating
10 the promotion and encouragement of Agricul-
ture, Domestic Manufactures and the Mechanic
Arts; on motion of Mr.. Field, the bill was or
dered to lie and be made the special order for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Mr. White was hefeupon declared elected
The joint assembly then proceeded to ballot for
a Bank Commissioner. Mr. Washbum nominal
ed Geo. C. West, Mr.. Chase nominated and
Messrs. Field and Hale of CALEDONIA seconded
Daniel Roberts, and the ballots resulted as fol-
lows;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-11-17

Afler the first ballot Mr. Field moved to ad-
iourn till 3 o'clock this afternoon, which motion
was rejected, After the second ballot on mo.
ton of Mr.. Rowell, theJoint Assembly adjourn
ed I'LL o'clock this afternoon and the Senate
withdrew.
Adinurnp1
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Carrot ExrNSsIos Orrtos,
#...-s r. .# Washington ID. c., May T. 1853.
IN information American
msrhles suitable of tn.
United States Washington vein.
within United which
capable Of being worked invited send specimens
The specimen. should be blocks Of cubcsI
o. each F.H.
The following information should eseh specimens
locality Office
quarry ofdever
boat railway stopping place. ~ blocks that be obtained
OF the quarry,
thickness and dip bs veins which the rock divided
The specimens should much the dimensions
should bored OF the giving
information be and
ny matt The o distinctly marked with Of
s'naer, ~ wen a. directed 10 ihis office.
should be by the ordinary channels of
Transportation, reasonable be paid their
delivery M. onic -.
country generally which circulate where
[ ~ 70 exist confer benefits their dis
~. ~ k.nt uh4 advertisement editorial notice.
,., ' y, ~ tins
a ~ 49, ~ ~ he weekly for months
copy o. "e'' papefa WIN Their Bills, % CHS once.
cspsn Of Engineers il ch,,,, ar n.,a ~ So
May I7-isw3rwp - " i'A'S'NiVh y .. 'aP'"'
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Washington, April
IN The petition Of Joseph Mock, Of rhnaae,ps. n. -
for The Of patent granted ,s ,s.
6) Of July. 1870, in paddock.
OF said patent ~hic, 49,
place s s) Of July eighteen hundred
three asS3)--ese u EJl 1856 LAslNHM aHI
ordered that the said pe'uou be heard At tbs Patent Once
Monday, tho t1 OF June " oelock
and all notified and
have, WHY said petition ought be granted. n 100
Once the objections specially forth In least tSes
days before the day OF filed either party
b. be Used The sad hearing must be taken and snsted In
ead.nc. with the rules Of the oace, which viii be furnished
Pile =
Ordered s,-o, that this be pubhcdn ncgep
ce sspunle and Union, Washington, CT Inquirer fhilsdcphs
ps Efpve New York city psb Noe, Bos,cn Mass and uncn
Hsrr e~g Fs week
20 The twenty seventh s Of June urr day hearing
.. WE X, G. WEIGHrMAk,t ,t
hs..E Acting Commissioner
r. aEdiors the Allows e.pv hs,r
hills 70 The rsteut Once win contsning notice.
April tT-law3w