Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-29

All the convicts in Poland, EXCEPT murder
ers, have been liberated, on n promise that
they would set fire to any place the enemy
may attack
SrAiN.-Thc Madrid correspondent Of tie
London Times, charges MIR, Soulc, the Amer
lean Ambassador, with having stimulated the
insurrcctionary attempt, II" began his opcr-
ationS in n t"w hours after Queen Christi
mas departure. lie had his agents among
the barbados, rnd supplied money Mr.
Soule has left Madrid, aud the inference is
that he will not return again to his post.
Mr.. Soulc, the American Minister, has left
Madrid for France The Spanish papcrsns-
sort that he has loft on account of the discov.
cry Of the agency he had in the revolution NJ
August 2Nth.
It is stated that the French have lost 1000
troops by cholera at Grcccc
Bread riots had occurred at Nottingham.
and Kiddcrmnstor England, and tho military
was called out, but no serious consequence
resulted
Arch-dcacon Wilbcrforcc a man Of some
standing in the Church Of England, has re-
signed his Office in consequence Of his refusing
to acknowledge tho Queen as the head Of
Church.
miscellaneous News.
Bishop Wainwright died at New York ,os
tcrday p. NJ.
The National Convention of Cnivorsalist..
in session in Philadelphia, have passed strong
resolutions deporing the violation of tho Mis-.
souri, Compromise.
Morrill, lacks 800 votes Of election as Gov
ernor Of Name
There was ~ deaths at Savannah on Tuos-
day last, including Is from yellow fever.
Inc disease was increasing in the eastern
part of the city
Over S20,oO0 had been received in Sayan-
nah for the relief of the sufferers.
The New Orleans Riot.
BALTIMORE, Sept %
New Orleans papers Of Saturday last have
/ been received During the renewal of tho
/ riots on Friday night an armed gang ,aradcd
the streets and attacked u Coffee IIou.r. kntt
! by ono Nike Foley, completely demolishins
It, Three men were seriously wounded. A
Mrs. Adams was badly wounded bv pistol
shot supposed to have been directed at her
husband An intense excitement existed
throughout the City. The Howard Associa-
ton oI New Orleans, has sent $1,000 for the
relief of the sufferers at Savannah.
The RAILROAD Operator.
/ NV loRS, Sept. Is.
y warrant has been issued for the arrest Of
+ schuyler. the great Railroad defaultcr, ON a
charge of forgery.
Cholera nj Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, sept. %.
The Dispatch Extra, Of this p. NJ, REPORTS
~ deaths from Cholera during yesterday,
and to-day up to noon - deaths. The total
number Of deaths from the disease since 1t.
+ first appearance days ago has been 300
The Pestilence.
COLUMBIA 5. c., Sept 81
yellow fever prevails at Savannah as badly
as ever. The deaths yesterday reached q.
1t Is estimated that Of the white POPULATION
only about l69 are now in the city. \ per
feet stampede has taken place at Augusta.
The stores and hotels are closed and the
h''Ehboring villages oyer-run with visitors
from the city At Charleston, Tuesday, there
/ were p deaths
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10
The deaths by yellow fever for the last
week were 800.
Inc city is quiet to-day. There is no APP
/ prehension of any further riots.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Sert %.
& Inc internonts at Savannah on Thursday.
were lG. including II who died of yellow f.
/ yer, showing great decrease. Tho deaths
I for the week were $50, of which $50 were of
fever.
At Charleston on Thursday and Friday, the
deaths by fever were 81.
Reciprocity Treaty.
QrEBrc, Sept %
Inc Reciprocity bill passed. both Houses
'ast night and will receive the royal assent
to-day The Gov. General will then issue a
proclamation declaring the treaty to be in
torce 81 far as Canada is concerned. whenever
the President of the United States will take
he responsibility of doing the same
Ravagcs Of the Pcstilence
COLUMBIA. S. c. Sept 23d
Nearly the whole population of Augusta
nave quilted the city, and the country for
was increasing, The Post office was closed
and the mails delayed, there being no one to
distribute them. No Southern papers have
been received since Monday. The people of
jacksonville fired into the steamer Weloko
Tor Savannah on the 18th, while she was pas
sing up tn" river, on account of their dread
of the fever.
\ A,,,,t
lace IL nearly deserted. There had been II
deaths and | | new cases in the last two DAYS.
The steamer hnorwHc sailed for n. York
this Saturday evening
PIrTsUrRGm, Pa. sept. 23d.
There were - deaths from cholera today.
being considerable decrease since yesterday.
The weather is favorable for the health Of the
city.
From California.
NV \oRE, sept p
Steamer Prom,fhcw arrived this noonvith
$1,000, 600 in gold and California dates t.
sept lst, Eight passengers in the Yarkce
Blade and the same number in the Geneva
died of cholera
The Ncw York Free Democracy
arbrRN, \. \ SEPT. Is
y Free Democratic caucus was held here tins
T, NJ Hon. John Jay presided \ rcsolu-
tion was presented to support an independent
Maine law ticket. About half the counties
IN the State were represented. Hon. j +.
Hale spoke in opposition to fusion.
Hon j. p. Hale from the committee On 70
solutions reported series similar to those