Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-09-28

A DESIRABLE BARGAIN.--W would call the
attention to the notice of j. Z. Lnn3lon, for
the sale OF his new and neat cottage farm House
in Berlin. 1t almost overlooks Montpelier VII
iage, and with its valuable land, is ono Of the
prettlest places for u small farmer OF mechanic
who would farm it in part, that We know of
any where in the near vicinity of our village.
Nav CANADIAN MINISTRY We learn by the
last Staastedd Journal, reliable and iudiciously
conducted paper, that the new Ministry for the
Canadas are as follows:
UPPER CANADA
Hon. John Ross, Speaker of the Legislative
Council !; Sir Allan N McNab, President If The
Executive Council John A. NJ Donald, Attor-
ney General; W 'ayley, Inspr ctor General
Robert Spence, Postmaster General; Henry
Smith, Sol cltor General
LOWER CANADA
Hon. A. N. Morin Commissioner of Crown
Lands !; P. J. o. Chauveau, Provincial Seer, ta-
ry; j. Chabot, Commissioner of Public Works.
E. z. Tache, Receiver General L. II. Drum.
mond, Attorney General; D. Ross, Solicitor
General.
JOSIAH Quincy This veteran Massachusetts
Statesman Of ably -gone generation, made speech
in Faaeull Hall last week, in which he said ::
If the Free States would regain their influence
they must cultivate higher standard of political
morality among themselves they must disgrace
the doctrine that g all is right in politics. and
regard him who has notorously sold himself for
office as traitor to his country The Nebraska
fraud, as it is called is nothing more than the
I'st q"t Of a series of aggressions on the Free
as .,hich shareholders have pracced for more
ntoy years, in no one of which could they
"na been successful except through the divisions
3. Il cnr.iplions the Free States themselves.
G Howe. VIM. Thomas, c. O. Whtmore.
q - !:"yIrr, B P. Cheney, OF Boston, Ons
ttN 5,9nrms, vi concord and Il P. Walton, Jr.
"t Montpelier, were elected Directors of The Vt.
InIrai Rallioad at tn meeting in this place on
Tuesday. A notice of the report will be given
hereafter.
ANTI KNowNoTnISe MOVEMENT large
meeting was held last night in Washington to
organize Democratic opposition to the Know
Nothings. The Postmaster of the city presi-
ded, and resolutions were passed TO urge in Great
ing war upon the order and to invite " higs and
all others 10 Join them in the effort Confidence
is expressed that thu President will remove all
Know Nothlngs fom Office.
The MORMuNs A W estern paper saws tina,
few days since, train, composed of nine
Wagons and fifty persons, crossed the Missouri
eastwardly IN search of a new hume. They h
left Sal Lake City on a count of the oppression
and immortality Of their church
The Colored Mems State Convention takes
place al Middletown, on Wednesday, the 9th
1t promises to b. an interesting affair. Let al
friends of the colored man attend.
QuEBEo, Sept. 90 The address of Lore
Eleja was sustained by Parliament by vote
to day
The Reciprocity Treaty was also confirmed
Sidney Webster, Private Secretary of the Presi
dent of the United States, was on the floor Of
Parliament during the vote
The EUROPEAN crops The advices from
Europe still continue to be of the most favorable
character The harvest season in ENGLAND - the
last two weeks in August-was of the mos
prophitous kind large breadth If wheat haC
been sown, and the yield is said to exceed he
most sanguine calculations The Times estimates
that England now occupies better position
fuent.alIv speaking by 500 900 900, than SHE
did one year ago and as consequence the
conso idat on L. ais Of he Government had ris |
considerably. From the Contn Mt tco--frou
France spain, Ger any, and South Russia
the reports are of greater than average crop
The effect al which, coupl with the ia
that the T. cent rains have enabled the mill RS o
this country to recomme c. grinding, can hard
ly fail TO be tn duction of the price Of bread
stutfs 10 rates more in accordance with the scar
city of money.
The Wings of New York, in Convention a
Syracuse, have nominated Myron H Clark. o
Canandiague, for Governor and Henry J Ray
mond of the N. Y. Times, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Know NoTHINGs IN New YoRK.-The N
Y True Democrat, an administration organ, in
vokes the Albany Atlas TO cease denouncing thu
Known olhings, and adds -" We assert, yer,
distinctly and we mean what we assert when W,
say that there will be from eight to ten ihousan'
tickets scratched at the polls in New York city
at the coming election. That il, ten thousant
voters, of all denominations, viii scratch from
the ballots, of all denominations, the name O
every nominee not born in this country. Their
will not be single person elected who was boz
In Ireland, no matter who may nominate him, q
under what preience he may have succeeded /
placing his name before the public"
The WISCONSIN DECISION Attorney Gener;
Gushing will carry the decision of the Wi:
conslon Supreme Court, against the COnstitu
tIonaty of the Fugitive Slave law, to the Unite
Stairs Supreme Court.
ONE THOUSAND LIVES LOST. The clipp'
barque Mermaid, arrived at San Francisco fro
Hong Kong, brought news that two ships bonr
to California with Chinese immigrants, had bee
lost in the China Sea- together with 1000
their passengers.
LAwLEssNEss IN ST.. LOUIS The St Lou
Republican, of the 18th Instant says there HI
not been a night within the last week, since Il
late riot, when the dagger has not drank Il
blood of its victim. The police Office for sever
lights past has been the receptacle of bleedlI
",n1 who have had the knife put to them. III
- Of lnlqnity in the city-bad enough und
ordinary elrcums ances- have recently been st
red up by the worst passion and the streets eve
night are infested with bands of rackles men
pursuit of difficulties, armed to the teeth a
eager for an affiay.
THE ERIE RAiLRoAp.--The lawsuit viii
had its origin in the difficulties at Erie (P;
some months ago in consequence of the det'
mnaton of the people to prevent the runni
of railroad cars through the town, has just be
decided by the Supreme Court of Pennsyvan
That Court has decreed that the railroad is
public nuisance, asst lies part upon certain stree
in the b 70 Oh of Erie, and part upon pub
road, in violation Of the provisions of its CHI
ter The Philadelphia Ledger thus sums
the decision Of the Court l.
"They order that the defendants Ohe f
and Northeast Railroad Company shall, on
before the aspiration of four months from t
date. hrank np so much OF their road IS lea VI