Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-09

Paris correspondent informs us, on the au-
thority Of the Paris Assemble Rationale, Of
May 18th, that functionnry of the Spanish 1
Department Of Foreign Affairs, left Madrid
on the It'll. for the United States, with de-
spaich to the Spanish Minister at Washing /
ton, containing a dehnitive settlement Of the /
difference in the case Of the Black Warrior.
]: is further stated that the fine of $4,000
imposed upon the Black Warrior, by the
Cuhin authorities, has been RENTED by the
Spanish Goycrnmuut.-.N J. journal Com
merce,
FRoM HAvANA-.Nctc York, June 2.-The
Black Warrior brings Havana dates 10 the
evening of the 2sth.
The French and Spanish fleets are still in
port. a large number Of American vessels
are loading.
The Captain General is raising black
troops and has addressed the Director Of
Arms &c, saying that the banner Of spain
shall still wave in Cuba, at all hazards.
Another address orders lists to be prepared
throughout the island, Of all persons liable to
militia duty.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
on the Oath, by report that n party of A.
mericans had landed at place called Cho-
rera, about league west Of Havana. Troops
we're ST. litFts uNi II lIhNtu II ldiHf hihith.
Four Americans from Key West, belong
ing TO the Surveying Department, had arriv
ed nj Havana. aud had not been allowed to
90 beyond the city walls.
Gen Pezneia is stated to have said that he
intends gaining an European reputation
by emancipatng the slaves.
At meeting Of the Directors Of the Yer
mont Central Railroad Company, holden at
Boston during the past week, the Hon. John
Smith rendered has resignation as President
His resignation was accepted, and Edward
Crane, ESQ. Of Boston. was elected in his
place. Mr.. Smith, who is the only one a
nong the Trustees residing in Vermont, has
the entire charge Of the running Of the road.
This certainly s sufficient business to occu-
py fully the time Of any man. Mr.. S. finds
a SO, and felt obliged to ask TO be relieved
from the duties appertsining to the Presi-
dency Of the Corporation.--.N. Adams Mes
senger.
Massachusetts .SeaGtor.-The Governor
and Council have selected Hon. julius Rock
well, Of Plttsfeld, to I'll the vacancy in the
United States Senate, caused by the resig.
nation of Hon. Edward Everett. This Sc
lection will not fail to give the highest salts
faction, and most especially to oil those who
are best acquainted with this gentleman's
eminent fitness for that responsible position.
Mr.. Rockwell is gentleman of unblemished
reputation in public and private life. His
political integrity and his ability have been
well tested by his long public services, and
have never failed to give the fullest satisiac-
ton 10 his political friends. For several
years he was Speaker 10 our House Of Rep
resentaiiyes For eight years he served.
with remarkable fidelity, in Congress. as
member FROM our extreme western district
He was member IN 1850, and was a firm,
consistent friend Of freedom, aud Of North
eu rights. 80 boston illus.
TINS SANDwicu IsL,NDs.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Times, telegraphs the following, under date
Of Wednesday
Some months ago, | informed you that a
treaty for the annexation Of the Sandw
Islands was expected to arrive in a short
time. Unexpected obstacles IN the way of
the movement prevented It's conclusion at
that time. There Is good reason now,
however, to believe tina, the difficulties have
all been obvated, and that Hawaii, as well
as Cubs, will constitute prolific themes Of
this sessions discussions. Unless some
outside interference again Spoils our por-
ridge. | believe We shall end the Sandwich
Islands knocking at our door within a few
monihs-and, not improbably, withinh few
weeks
Q-in the recent debate in the Senate,
Messrs. Toombs, layton, Dawson, Dixon,
Benjamin, Pratt. Badger and Jones disclaim-
ed all political fellowship with John Bell. Of
Tennessee, for having resisted, like true
and faithful Wing the Nebraska bill.
Having thus voluntarily separated them
selves from the Wing party, we trust we
shall hear no more IN future Of their claims
upon it. If they are pleased, the occasion
is one of mutual congfatulation. go Boston
Alias.
REWARDED ALREADT.--A brother-in-law
OF Senator Badger has Just been appointed
to a lucrative Office in California. and a son
Of ODDS, of Ohio. the chairman in the Com
mittee, who made such INDUSTRIOUS decisions
Of order, has also been rewarded with an Of
fee.
The petition in the Merchants News
Room, for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave
law, has been signed by nearly every mer.
camille man Of any note In the city.-Bos-
ton Alias.
VINO PAYS? The Boston papers say il
is estimated that the entire expense attend
ing the arrest and examination Of Burns, vii
exceed the sum of $4,000 And who pays
this large sum: Why. the United States
it comes from the national Treasury; two
thirds Of it from the people Of the free States
The Shareholders esteem their slaves as mer,
chattels, yet when they run away the north
is called upon to pay for their rescue. VIII,
should not the Emitted States for the same
reason pay for hunting up estray sheep
dogs and horses belonging to the people o
the free States? What's the difference il
the cases? WI the Nebraskaites answer
ID.
Q{=We hear of burglars proving abou
in the towns ON Connecticut River, and hou
ses have been entered during the night, ans
money and other articles taken wlthou
leave. They may, -ere long, be up thi
way, and if out readers have anything yalu
able they had better take care of it. The,
are very adroit in their operations-sear'h
ing pockets, trunks and drawers, often with
out disturbing the slumbers of the inmate
of the houses they enter.-Cdltdonian
An infalhble remedy for Bile, Jaundics
aud Liver Complaints, Hoiioieqys Pills.
Extract of letter from Jane jenkins of Ap
ulachicola, Florida, to Professor Hollowa
81 suffered for seven months from jaundic
and bile arising from a very disordered stat
of the liver during this time although
tried many remedies obtained no relief &
my suiierngs At length, ! purchased
quantity Of your Pills, and after us'ng fiy
boxes, was perfectly cured, and with conf
denee recommend them to Others who ar
thus afflicted"
(Signed) JANE JENKINS.
Genoa: correspondent of the NewaI
Advertiser writing from Genoa, remarks;
The increase of fires in the American CT
les excltes establishment here, where sue
calamities are actually unknown. All'bui
dings are entirely fire proof, and consequen
ly there are no fires IN the large cities al
no call for fire Insurance companies. A gre