Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-03-17
Forty. six of the mutinccrs had arrived a, San


Franclscb. .
tustor, Match IS.
The Supreme Cout, OF Massachusetts unan-
imou,ly dreaded to-day That the li,h section e
the Lduur Law of this State relative TO the
seizure and DESTRUCTION of liNuor, is unconet'u.
tiunnl and void. Thi. docs moi cifcc, the other
sections of the act.
NV Nunk. March -.
The Steamship " Star Of the West, from
San Juan. arrived this morning with : ,0G0,-
600 in gold,
The Sonora Fillibusters are in a bad condi-
ton. They will pro ably SOON be attacked by
large Mexican foree, They have also quar-
relied among themselves.
MoNrpHAL, March Is.
Weather is undertaking slightly.
Some of the Ctmhiirs fiat staff and other
military characters have been ordered home.
cn-routc to Turkey.
Accidents w stn aid RniitoaB,
ERIE RIOTERS Ar WAR AGAIN.
INV YorK, March l3.
The Daniel Webster reports Il terrible acct
dent having; occhttcd in Virgin bay, Lake Mic
nragun. The Launch" cal sized and "a per-
sons were drowned, 10 bodies were recovered.
Barque "Rohcrt Walsh" of Thoma ston, was
lost off Tracock. n. c., and all handr persisted.
Eleven dead btdes hive lerh f''ind
WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENATE.
Mr.. Phelps conc ludcd his remarks upon his
clnim to a scat.
Mr.. Badger replied, Mr.. trote ~. the
floor, whch the subject was postponed.
serious nccden, happened on the New
London and Palmer Railroad, yesterday after
noon A passenger cur was thrown down an
cmbankment, sixteen tersui't *ete III the car
Is of whom were more or less injured.
SAVANNAH, March 10.
There is great excitement at Mobile and at
New Orleans, relative to the seizure of the
Steamer Black Harri5-, BY the Cuban author.
ties.
Nav YoRk, March IA.
Washington despatch says that the Presi-
dent will send message to Congress in re-
BtrrALo, March a.
The mob ut Erie tore up the Railroad track
yesterday, in consequence of the company run
ming their trains through in connected tracks
The break extends for about h-'r ni'e I'll
the village of Etc
INV YORK, March IA.
A despatch from Washington in the Times,
states that a powerful influence was yester-
day brought to bear on the press to recon-
| mend suspension of the Neutrality laaft IN
relation to Spain.
NJ lane arr'..-. ashington from
Havana, with additional dispatches relative
to the " Black Warrior" The rpb,re. I,
said to stand thu, --tiarcy, Gushing. Davis
and Campbell, for decisive measures against
Spain and McClclland doubtful
LOUISVILLE. March 10.
The Steamer Carolina rurnIrs IL Memphis
was burnt IN the 5th inst, mar the mouth
ofthe White River, and 40 or % persons lost.
The Captain jumped overheard and was
drowned. The Pilot persisted at the wheel.
The remainder -ere Beat hands and deck
passengers
BoSToN, March l5
mo election in New Hampshire yesterday
r'~1ited IN the complete success of the Dem
o'ra's' Baker is elected Governor by about
'ooo majority, Both Senate and liouse are
nemocrat by decided, though reduced major
Tues. Concord elected 6 Coalit;o,;..- 49,, -
h"m""-~. 10 the Legislature.
a steamer, supposed to be the Arabia. was
below Halifax alto this morning but shortly
afterwards the wires were cut East of St
Johns, n. b.
A despatch from Cleveland says that at last
the Erie troubles have been definitely settled.
Nrw York, March Is.
Advces from Acapulco state that serious
revolution against Santa Anna has broken out
in that part of Mexico General Cas- at the
head of the rebels. A skirmish had taken |
place between them, and 1000 of Santa |
Anna's troops, and another engagement was
expected in few days.
WASHINGTON, March IA.
SENATE.
To-day Mr.. Everett presented remon-
STRANGE of 5000 Clergymen of New England.
against the Nebraska Bill, when Mr.. Doug
las denounced it in unmeasured terms, az
wanting in truth and deccncy. Mr. Houston
defended it, and the question of reception had
not been settled at adjournment.
WARRINGTON, March Is.
Tho Cuban Government have apologized for
the seizure of the Black Warrior, and prom
lsed to make ample satisfaction.