Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Two Weeks Later from Cali
fornia.
NEw YoRK, March 70.

AOA aAos
NEw YoRK, March 10
The Steamship Illinois, from Aspinwal
via Norfolk, arrived at this port at about 10
o'clock this evening, bringing San Francisco
dates to the 10Th ult. and 81 100000 IN spc-
Gle. on freight, and about 300 passengers.
No rain OF any consequence had fallen
since last adyices.
] he Legislature was still balloting for a
Y. 5. Senator The ifcih ballot was la
ken on the 18th, and resulted as follows -
Gwin IL Edwards 36, Roman H. Broder
lex -, Scattering q. Necessary to choice
30.
The dates from Honolulu are to Jan. ~
Annexation negotiations had ceased, by
order Of the King.
The dates from Melbourne are 10 Nov 4.
and from Sidney to the llih. The Austria
Ian markets had improved for broadsiuifs
and domestic produce.
The gold products had fullen of $4,000
ounces in nine months.
.3ddiiionai California .Ntics In the Cal
ifornia papers we find the programme of the
new political party, whose Interior designs
are supposed to aim at the formation of a
great " cstern republic. For the present,
this project Is kept in allegiance, until GER
tain objects are obtained.
The new organization has adopted the
name OF the Pacific American Party, [; X.
~. and the measures which 1t proposes to
immediately carry out may be thus briefly
summed up: A larger delegation from the
Pacific States in Congress Oregon and
California TO be divided, and two States
mnde Of each; the Sandwich Islands aud
Sonora to be annexed, and as much more of
the territory Of Mexico as can be conquered
or purchased and finally out of the whole
of the territory ON the Pacific coast in our
possession, and TO be thus acquired, SIX
States are TO be created, where one only
now exists The financial features of the
plan are equally bold and comprehensive IN
their character, and aim directly at the indie
peudence OF the new confederation. 1t Is
stated that several OF the most talented and
distinguished citizens Of California are IN
favor OF Inc new movement.
The san Francisco ,Csll Chronic, SAYS
upon striking balance 10 our Homicide
Calendar tor lcji, We come 20 the conclu-
son that one person Of GOO 10 California
will be killed 10y his neghb0r in 1855. In
one h,lf OF the cases tue weapons will be
royolvers IN one fourth knives and m the
other fourth, guns or other weapons. The
prospect Is a comfortable one.
The Jcio Po,cer.--During the PRESIDENT
al terms Of the elder Adams. Mr.. Jefferson.
Mr.. Munroe, John Quincy Adams. and Gen.
Taylor, no bhl passed by Congress was
vetoed. All the bills which either Mr. Ma.
olson or General jackson ever vetoed, we're
ercus Uelg upon Constitutional grounds. 49,
Washington never vetoed but one bin. and
that was the Appointment Bill, about which
there was difference 81 opinion in regard
10 the construction To be pui upon clause
Of the Constitution. - Boston Transcript
1t has rcmuncd for President Pierce Ia
veto claims aeainst the Government, which
have been passed by halfa dozen Congresses
The Kansas party under ihe charge Of
Mcssrs Lincoln and G linow, Numbering
IS individuals which lcii Tins city on Tues
DAY the 9th inst, reached So. Louis safely
and thence TOOK passage by the steamer Kate
Swiuuey for Kansas City, Mo-, on Saturday
afternoon last.
The first regular spring parry. under the
auspices Of tie n. Z. Einigraui AID Co.
which leaves dis city from the Fiichbure
Depot at four O'clock tomorrow afternoon
promises 10 be a very large one. As Their,
will necessarily be much cxci'emen. and "a
iigue experienced on the eve Of departure
the Secretary of the Company, who has tn,
~ ARRANGED IN th,t tbis many. tbc h. night
En-. m,y res, al FINLAND.
pr. Hohioson' the active energetic, and
n,en'l ~. ~. zen. aset' 10 "'e 70 % b4"Iehc'
Wy; y, =. - .n1's' oi '"c f'I'y
I'm. d" ,'''i rH''y SN1,' q
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u--iiug Iine-ln the House Of Repre-
sentative Of New YORK, on ! thursday lest
rev hr' lleaAley, \. ~, said be- did not M
dcrstand INC Senetes amendment Of Ger
Jam ui''i onl " shed TO De excused from 70
Know No,bin, ba was ,,a, bonsi ,,', Ia. a,
stand anvtaing rconir,3 li,n An yl,e A.
Ilcadley p,l,tcly btt pos,ti,,.l, ,,.3 ,i,
be would see he Hons. - fortbo, H.,
A motion was then u,,do to a,rsst ,bo a.,
thor or tho 5. Sacred Noin...,sr ,,,l go,
h.mto quo5. Nr. Hesdi,y ,br..,o-'l ,
arrested. To RESIGN and 90 horoe. 10 on
utter establishment, tie House a3iourne,
WHOM ''N'h- 'oie' ana passing ihc roso
'u'ohs "eM . con-
= o ne next cay ine House passe'
,hu resolution out Mr. headiey DID not e
no','e- ,io' me- re ~. expressed regret AM
was Pl'uo''eu'- mus
Kansas.-The election Of members o
the Legislature of Kanz,s Will take ,l,c,
ehont ,bo ls,l,' ,r oO,b ~ Af,-.h ~. r.,
STATE Son,,,e,t e.. - ~, l,'.,.;,,,.a