Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

tan Theatre, New York, en- Thursday night,
and the proceedings were enthusiastic. Elo-
quent speeches were made by Professor
Madison, Henry Ward Beccher, Rev. DIR.
Tyler and others.
While tins meeting was in progress one OF
quito different character was taking place
IN Brooklyn, where the liquer dealers met IN
convention. and organized an association TO
act in concert with their New York breth-
rem. in opposition 20 the law. They resolved
to buy no goods from, or support in any way,
any person who aided in passing OF adyocat-
ing the principles Of the fanaiical and op
pressive prohbitory law"
And they will find that poor business
The people, by a vast majority, arc for the |
law. That majority will be very apt to sup |
port friends of the law when its enemies at
temp, to crush them
.Ntp YORK, .9pra 27.-Col. Kinney and
Consul Fabcns in trouhlc.--ln the u. 5
District Court today, before Judge Hall, the
Grand Jury camc in. and presented an IN
dictment against Col. Kinney, Of the celeb
rated Central American Expedition. for
violation Of the Neutrality laws, and war
rant was issued for his arrest.
II is stated this evening that Col Kinney
and Consul Fabens are both under arrest for
getting up an illegal expedition. and that the
steamship United States, IN which the So
called American Colonists were to embark,
has been attached
4 Strong Minded Woman. The Boston
Traveller states that a woman in South
Bninirce having been robbed OF nrcastpin,
went on Thursday to the house of the thief,
armed with a revolver, and compelled him on
pain of instant extcrmnrion to rise ont of
bed dress himself. find the breaSipin, accom-
pany her home, and deposl, II on her dress
ng-table, whence he had taken it. lie was
then suffered to depart.
/ II is stated that Gov Rceder, Of Kansas,
has DETERMINED, If his course meets with the
approval of the authorities Mt Washington
to whom he has referred for advice, TO order
another election for members of the terrific
rial Legislature, 10 I'll the vacancies where
commissions have not been granted, said
election To be conducted with proper safe
guards against another incurson Ike that
which yluaied the previous election.
Montreal. .lpra FUe.--Nearly the
whole Of tho1 township Of Vienna, between
Hamilton aud Benford, Canada West, has
been laid in ruins by an extensive fire.
Cincinnati, .lprH2i.- The Steamer triHiqn
Louisville papers contain the pani-
cnlars of the burning Of the steamer VIM.
Knox. No lives lost. The books, money
aud papers belonging To the boat were all
DESTROYED There were $50 passengers on
board, mostly emqrens for Kansas. The
work of destruction did not occupy more
than fifteen minutes. Many of the passen.
gers jumped into the river ana swan ashore.
.3noiter Steamer Burned Private de-
spafches received here from Vickshurgh,
dated ooh, report that the steamer rexana
has been destroyed by lire-boat and cargo
total loss. The Icxan was owned IN TINS
city.
Chicago .7pr12i.-Tha Riots aro ended,
the city coutIuues quiet, and NJ moro trouble
is apprehcndcd. 2 be- military aud guns have
been withdrawn ffoA the Court House.
Rolioir1y's Plls. certain Remedy for
Female Complaint The Inyigorating and
purifying properties OF taesc invaluable
Piils, render them safe and iufallblc. + cy
!. may BE- taken hy iemalc4 of all ages, who
are suffering from amy arrangement OF the
mct, pre-, cnung those distressing disaasca
which frequently occur from inattcnton) at
the lurn OF lfe II his been incon,csuJly
- proved by experiences, that these Pills are
Z; The very best remedies ever known for the
cure Of those disorders, and when taken at
The turn Of life, there need be M apprehen
sion Of the droPsy or rSe consequences.
= Fire in BHidnsiotca. - We learn that to-
4 barn of Walter Ncwconb, Of WiIlmmsiown
e WAS set on fire last week and totally consum
Il cd. together ~ith lie hay aud fourteen hoal
IS Of cattle. A man 10y the name Of Durham
1t a recent convict Of the States Prison frou
this county, his been arrested aud lodged d
s, Chelsea jail as the lncendiury. We ca
# scarcely conceive how any thing 10 huml
Il shape could be so iend,sh as wiifully L
l. burn up a stock Of cattle with the object a
r inluring the owner. lie, in justice, ough
D. himself 10 be burnt TO death as his punish
le men. f}eemdH.
a An Insane Woman is now The Boston Ia
- sane lnsil uuon vino says her name wa
y. Lucy Nara True, or Cue. and that she maj
" RED Edward fenion, n lawyer or sheriff
:, lived IN Ncrm mt twelve or fifteen years ~
"A that she and her husband once attende
"a Court, IN Montpelier, aud boarded with
Mr. Goss.
Mr.. John G. Lock, the manager Of III
Institution, writes Us for information, and {,
j. notice to her iricnds-it' she has any in We
of mont--of her place and situation BEN
Nh unable 10 answer the enquiry, we take Ia
he way 10 make known the facts. Mr.. Loo
~ says she Is evidently from a good family. -
It iler age Is about iny years.-freeplan.
N m. III =. IL MI
,y Campbell Of Newport, was well known
j., -. be unnamed by the first glass; III
~ ID of February his horse got away fro
/, him, leaving him exposed TO die on the ic'
~ But, late at night, he found house, whel
n he promised never to take the poison NOR
- For month he refused, and repeated b
m promise. The 10Th of March he wen, fro
home IN the morning, was seen disguise
a. before night, entered house att p. NJ, h
a., horse lost aid his head bruised, shortly b.
q came senseless, and died the third day. Wa
ii II that rumsellor who was fined, OF the OH
i. ers supposed to deal in spirits in sna
an way who committed this murder Chr
o. nicle, abridged.
j. Breaking Up. The Boston correspondent
of the NY. Evening Post has the follow
or ing;
ne (" gentleman who holds high rank in ii
X. N. order, lately mentioned that he W.
constantly receiving letters. showing that III
le lodges were breaking up, the result of dil
I'd satlsiacllons and quarrels."
~ The Rev Mr. Crow has been seyercl
d. censured by his Methodist Know Nothin
brethren in Fulton, y Y. because he did n,
ID vote for James d. Taylor at the late cleo
. ton. It's commonly reported that lie WI
:, = be tried by the church, and expelled frol
NJ the ministry IN Fulton, for daring TO cast hi
p vote according TO the dictates of his ow
y conscience. When his expulsion is effec
~ ed his eLemies should inscribe on the frol
- Of the church the motto of the ancient Ath,
" rians 10 the unknown God. -
'e Nebraska Toie Reicdrded-The Portlan
,e State of Maine reports that Moses Nc Dor
- all IL IN he annoinied disbursinp officer din