Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-01-06

IL Is STATED That the negotiations between
Messrs. Everett and Cramp0n, Oh the fishery
question: have resulted in the draft of a treaty,
and that it now requires to be sanctioned by
The british Parliament to make it complete. so
tar as England Is concerned; after that 1t will
Submitted u the consideration of the Senate of
the United States II is also stated that The
question between this Government and the Hud-
sons Bay company, has been taken up by MIR.
Everett
ROBBERY BY MEANS OF CHLoRoroRM.- Mr..
w. Morrel OF Arkansas, while on his way
home on the Sta inst on board Of the steamer
raohy Smith, havlng the SUN of four ho,lsand dol.
lars IN oank notes with hun, was robbed after he
mad retired to his berth, by somebody VINO broke
open his state-room door and administered chic
rofoim' The money was IN belt around his
body.
Plans tor the construction of railway from
Moscow to the black Sea. another from Moscow
to Novogorod, the centre of tie great European
and Asiatic fairs, developing The rich manufac-
turing sources of the one, aud the 10 less valua-
Bile productive power of the other: and still
another, from Warsaw to s.. Petersburg, occu
pies the attention OF the Gar.
"a Jung liuy III NiTouh'Cs w iHS'h''"s III"
other day. got tired of this sad. wicked world :"
because her lover had married another gal to get
out OF H. she procured can of powder, put into
il several bullets, inclined herself over 1t, and
then touched lighted match to it II exploded
Immediately, burning her bosom and artas
frghIfully
The London News states that the scarcity OF
silver arises from the demand for silver VIII ch
exists in India, whittier immense quantities have
been sent.
Mills great statue of Jackson will be inaugu
rated at Washington, on the 9Th Of January
the anniversary of the battle OF New Orleans.
A law prohibiting the sale of lottery tickets
in the State OF Virginia, goes into effect on the
first of January.
Dispatches have gone out, from the State De-
parlmeni, directing Mr.. Rives to acknowledge
the Empire as the Government dsfacio of France.
A gentleman Of New York city, has collected
a hundred and wenty sermons on the death of
Daniel Webster lie has not read them, how
ever.
HEAVY LOSS OF PoRk.-Large quantities of
hogs, slaughtered IN Columbus and Cleveland,
Ohio, and shipped 10 New York by railroad, have
been entirely spoiled by warm weather. Twen.
ty-rght car loads IN one train became 50 putrd
that the stencil WIS all intFerabe nuisance to
the villages they had to pass through.
The dwelling house of Abraham Colby, of
Eaton, N H.. was burned on Thusday afternoon,
together with EXPENSIVE ont buildings. Mr.. Col
by was so badly burned that he lived but few
moments after being extrcated from the flames.
Mrs. C. was also badly burnt. Mr. G. has been
member of the New Hampshire Legislature
The are two periods" says The Providence Jour
nal. " when Congress does no business: one is,
before the holiday and the other is, alter the
holidays"
The NEW CABINET.--It is pretty generally
understood and credited here that General
Pierce has offered Senator Hunter, of Virginia,
has choice Of either the Departments Of State
or Treasureship. The latter it Is said, he will
decline, while the former he will doubtless
accept.
One hundred and eight students have left the
South Carolina College. because the Commons
Hail was obnoxious to them, and the professors
refused % abolish it,
Mayor OF LowELL.-Mr 8. G. Mack the
Wing candidate, was on Thursday elected
Mayor of Lowell, by majority of 81 votes.
Amos Lawrence has appropriated S. 900 to
furnish food, fuel. &c, to The poor OF Boston.