Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-06

Cincinnati. Apni 2.-ELtcrloN-SERi-
ovs Riors AND Loss or Livts.-The re.
salt Of todly's election is not determined,
but the Know No.MDgs are probably ahead.
Several serious rows have taken p.ace dur
ing the afternoon, and % is reported that one
Ameritan and two Or three Germans have
been ldllod. In the meice. ,a. ballot boxes
were DESTROYER. Sui further disturbances
are apprehcnded
Second Dispaich.-A Or. Brown was as.
saulted at the polls IN the llth Ward this
/ afternoon by foreigners, and so severity bea-
ten That he died IN a short time. The
Nnow No,hings turned out en- masse. and
taking cannon from the Dutch and Irish
7 turned II upon them and fred. and afterwards
seized and broke up the ballot boxes. The
i number billed darlng the melee Is not known.
/ The tumoi is very great an the excitement
intense. The Know Noihngs are march ne
in procession through the iree;s. with can
non, and have ordered a rendezvous in the
9Th Ward To night.
Taird Dispatch. The llih Ward con
SIN large majority Of Germans, and !,
bayi,a zen charged Tint parties we're pre-
yrn,c5 from voting American tickets in that
Ira large 'ary OF Americans took pos
Of no IAN 'boxes and destroyed the
49, several were wounded 10 The sirug-
, Ia Sn, : No TILED. Or. Brown being yet
sS' o on5 ~ r,ro 10 recover, although badly
INJURED Tbeu,h Ward is supposed TO
baye Given a m,ior,v Of 600 or 7," Tor the
Sagnicht ticket, bat The 'o'e Cam
counted.
Cincinnati .iprd 3.-The Munich u hieu-
ton Is still undecided frauds having cen
discovered in the 18th ward, whore il Is pro-
posed to throw ont the entire vote, which will
give Taylor, the American candidate, about
100 majority Had the entire vote of the
city been counted the whole democratic tic
kct would have been elected ay 500 10 1000
majority There was no more rioing after
our despatch last night. II Is supposed that
ten or twelve persons were either killed or
morialy wounded, and the only wonder is
that the loss Of life wss not greater, as the
cannon was discharged Unfortunately. 1t
was altogether the most disgraceful election
day ever experienced ID this city.
Our community continues intensely eycit-
ed. The cannon taken from the Germans
yesterday by the Americans, was quietly
conveyed from the public landing this after
noon, by the former. An immense number
of people have assembled in Fifth Street
Market place. They seat a Committee for
the cannon, which had been taken to Free
mans Hall, and passed resolutions, that if it
is not delivered forthwith, they viii go and
take it, This they appear determined to do,
and serious riot tonight seems inevitable.
The following is the sequel to the election
disturbances 1t was found that the ballot
box in the 9Th ward confined IS more bal
lots than there were names on the poll lists.
One OF the Judges insisted upon throwing
out the vote oil the ward but the others
would not agree. While the Judges we're
counting the votes, body of men entered
the room, and, taking the boxes forcibly from
them, burnt the ballots and the tally lists in
the open streets. The votes Of the | ith and
18th wards were thus disposed Of The re-
naming wards give Taylor AZ majority
The American party contend that large a.
mount Of illegal voting was done. II is re.
ported that Mr. Taylor viii not accept office
under the circumstances.
Cincinnati, March 3O.-Fugitivc Slave
Case-Great excitement exists here in re-
gard to the slave Of Mr.. Denison, Of Louis
vile. Last night she was re-anested by the
U. S. Marshal and taken before L. S. Com
missioner Rendery. This morning, when
the case was argued, The Commissioner re-
served his decision the girl in the mean
time remaining with the U. s. Marshal. II
che is reminded to slavery, there Is little
doubt but a conflict will ensue between the
citizens and Federal authorities.
The Sidue Case -Commissiouer Peuden-
ry has decided Rosetta Is free, and she was
Immediately delivered to her guardian. The
Commissioner decided that having been
brought here by her owner, she came under
the operation OF the law Of Ohio, and was
not, therefore, fugitive from slavery,
Independence, No., April l.-Kansas Flee.
tlon.--We have returns from Kansas, show
ing the Election Of the pro slavery tickets
at Bull Creek, Lawrence, Douglas, Don.-
phan, Tecunseh, Shawnee Mission, and
Hockey Point by majcri;ies Of from 200 to
eOU. he elections were conducted with
tolerable quletude. The editor Of the Kan
sas Free State was ducked in Kerr River by
a mob, on account of a speech delivered by
hun. Probably DO anti slavery men are elee-
ted TO the Legislature. A large procession
paraded here to celebrate The victory.
Hartford, April 3--Conneciicm Election.
Sufficient returns have been received TO
make sure the election Of all the X. N. Wing
congressman. of the 81 State Senators,
20 are claimed as X. N. Wing. Minor, X.
~, viii probably receive the highest vote
for Governor. HIS election by the Legisa-
tute is certain.
Bufaio, .4prd 3.-Ioloa Eleeiion.-A few
scattering returns from the elections in Iowa
indicate the success Of the prohibitory liquor
law.
Columbia, S. c., Aprl 3.-The election
for Mayor Of this city resulted in choice of
Arthur, who is claimed as X. n, by 100
majority.