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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

! In the HousE Of Representatives hny ballots had
been taken down to Wednesday evening, without
any choice having been effected. Campbell Of
Ohio, who had received more votes than any other
anti-admiuistration candidate, declined on Friday
Of last week. n. P. Banks, Jr., Of Massachusetts,
was then taken up and, on Saturday his vote
reached 100. On Monday his vote went up to lO5i
on Tuesday II eliminated, being l07; while, on
Wednesday 1t sank to 1906, and on the 4sth. 10th
and 50th ballots Il remained at 105. The whole
number Of votes was 23i; necessary to choice
/ ll3. Richardson, administration has received
I ffom II to 7G votes On the last ballot wednes-
day he received 70; Fuller of Pennsylvania, a
silver grey Wing and American, 3s; and there
were IL scattering
From present Indications the result Is as much in
doubt as ever. Several members, elected on the
strength Of their Nebraska sentiments, resist
all pcrsuasions to vote for Banks and thus effect
an organization. If there is no new man taken up
on whom all the anti-administration can be rallied,
the plurality principle will have to be rcsorted to
in 1919. This II Is said, will be resisted by the
administration, as its opponents, being in major
ity, are responsible for the delay thus occasioned
In the SENATE nothing OF Importance has trans
pired further than the election ofthe standing COM
mittees, of public interest The Democratic eau
Gus made overtures to certain Wing Senators
Messrs. Fisk of New York, Pratt and Pearce Of
Maryland, Clayton of Tableware, and Bell and Jones
ofTennessee-Mho are supposed TO belong to ''heal-
thy organizations, and not infected with Ameri-
canism or Republicanism, to unite with them the
same footing as members of their own party, and
assist in the Arrangement of the committees The
above gentlemen very courteously declined such
oyertures, and declared their willingness to serve
on such committees, and in such positions as the
dominant party in tho Senate should see t TO place
them.
The following is the composition of the most i'm
portant committees, together with that of those
upon which the Senators from Vermont are placed
On Foreign RsiatiOns-Mason of Va. Slidel
Of Lou, Douglass Of ILL.,, Clayton Of Del, Weller
of Cal, Fish of N. Y.
FiHaace-Hunter of Va, Toucey of Ct, Pearcc
Of Md, Stuart of Mich, Brodhead Of Penn, Crit
tenden Of Ky.
Commeree-IIamlin Of Me-. Dodge ofWs., STU
art of Mich, Seward of N. Y, Clay of Ala, BENZ
amin of la.
Military -9gairs-weler Of CAL, Fitzpatrick
Of Ala, johnson Of Ark, Jones of Tenn, Pratt of
Md, Iverson Of Ga
Naval .dgairs-Mallory Of Fla, Fish Of N. Y.
Thompson of N. j., Bell of Tenn, slidell Of La.
Public Lands-Stuart of Mich, jackson Of
Ark, Foot Of VT, Clayton of Del, Pugh of o..
Mallory of Fla.
Judieiary--Butler of $. c., Toucey Of Ct, Bay
ard Of Del, Geyer Of Mo-, TOOmbs Of Geo., Pugh
Of o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Torn .Neeiiag.-Pursuaat to a proper notice a
meeting Of the legal voters Of the town Of Drattle-
boro was held in the new Town House on Tuesday
afternoon Of this week. The object Of the meet
ing was TO hear the report Of the Committee here
tofore raised. to build Town House, and author
lie them to borrow money for its completion and
furnishing. From the report Of the Committee It
appeared that about sl5 ,OO0-ihe sun at first au-
thorizei to be boFrowod-had been expended and
that IS 800 more would be necessary to complete
and properly furnish the building. The town by a
vote Of 1893 yeas to l6l nays, authorized the Com
miiiee to borrow the last named sum.
The Town House Is now nearly completed and
will he ready for occupancy next week. The build
ing is lOs feet in length by 60 in width, and 40 in
hight. The first floor contains Hall, capable Of
accommodating about three hundred people. and
four Offices, attached TO each Of which is ERE proof
safe. On the second floor the main Hall 81 by
81 inside, and % i-2 feet high-aud two ante
rooms. IL was designed by Richard Bond, Esq, Of
Boston, and bnil, by Mr.. Joel Bullari Of Alstead,
y. II. The building Committee are Edward Kirk
Land, George Newman, Timothy vinton and Fran
els Goodhuc. The building is erelitable to the
taste and convenient for the municipal necessities
Of our citizens.
Police ogcsrs.-Tbe Bailifs Of the village Of
Brattleboro have appointed Nathan Miller. J. Har-
vey simonds, Jonathan Davis, Keith White, Ches-
ter Elmer, and Il. c. Pierce, Police officers Of this
village for the year ensuing. All who are in thu
practice Of violating the laws, including the by
laws Of the village. will take due notice Of the
above and govern themselves accordingly.
q Rev. Daniel c. Eddy Of Lowell, Speaker Of
the Massachusetts, House Of Representatives, will
deliver the next Lecture Of the Winter Course in
this village. on Thursday evening Of next week,
instead Of Wednesday evening as previously ar
ranged. lie viii be followed on Wednesday eve
in Austria and Hungary during the late exciting
troubles in that region and who. for while, was
tenant of an Austrian prison.
Mad Route Changed. Tho Post Master Gener-
al has consented to a change Of the Post Route DO
tween BrAttleboro and Wilmington via Williams
vile ahd Dover. As as the necessary arrange
ment can be made the mail will leave West Dover
on Tuesdays for Brattleboro win Dover and Will
Evansville, and return the same day. This ar
rangcment will accommodate our Dover and West
Dover subscribers as they can then receive their
paper on Saturday.
Alarm Of Frs.-The burning out of chimney
at the Lawrence Watcr-Cure Establishment, on
Tuesday evening, was sufficiently luminous to &C.
casion an alarm Of FIRE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

como fAnNEn. Among the numerous agricul-
tural journals which we receive weekly there is nc
one that we take up with 30 much eagerness, pc
ruse with SO much interest, and clip from extern
sively rs the Ohio Farmer II this paper is an
index Of the condition Of agriculture in that state
Ohio has good and substantial reasons for being
proud Of her farmers. Its editorial columns teen
with articles Of marked ability, whileita correspon-
dence "a unusually extensive and It's selections in
dictate great tact and judgment Thomas Brown,
Esq, is It's editor and proprietor. The Farmer
is furnished to single subscribers at $500 per year,
or three copies for $500.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15
VERMONT ITEMS

Ordained.--Mr. George NJ. Weber was or
dained as pastor Of the South Congregation!
Church in ST. Johnsbury, on Wednesday Of last
week.
Drovnei.-John Town Of North Hero was
drowned in an attempt to cross Lake champlain
from his residence in North Hero to swanton, on
Monday Of last week. lie was 2s years of age,
and young man of much promise. Mary Jane
Fargo Of ouechce village; aged IA, was drowned
in Quechee River at that place on the Doth ult, in
the attempt to rescue pet dog which had fallen
through the ice.
Slcdmped.-The Free Pres says "on Thursday
last, as the propeller Ethan Allen was towing a
canal boat, laden with dry goods and groceries,
valued at $4,000, between Burlington and Platts-
burgh, the canal boat ran under, sweeping of Eve
or six hogsheads of oil and about fifteen of sugar
from her deck. The Pittsburgh papers state that
notwithstanding the boat continued under water,
the propeller kept on without interruption, and
brought the boat TO the dock in that village. The
sugar and oil are probably total loss. and the
goods saved are Of course, in damaged state"
Big Colt-From the Free Press we learn that
Mr. j. H. Bostwick ofBurlngton, owns a Handle
tonian colt, two years old the 10th ofJune last,
which weighs 1850 pounds.
Emigration 10 WiRdsor.-The Rutland Herald
says "AIiRmi Carey, Of Ira, was tried, last Sep
TENDER, in the Rutland County Court, TOR keeping
house Of il-fame. Last week, she was sentenced
to three years confinement in the States Prison
This is the niHsissnth person sent from Rutland
County to the states Prison during the last twelve
months.
Fatal .Aeeident,-on Friday of week before last,
as the Station Agent Of the Albany and Rutland
Railroad, at Eagle Bridge, was engaged in switch
ing cars. he was caught by bolt and swung I'M
der the cars. He raised himself up, when coming
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15
LATER rRoM CALIFonNIA.

The steamer Northern LigM arrived at New
York Tuesday afternoon, with California news
10 the Goth ut.
Gen. William ii. Richardson, U. S. Mar.
shall for the northern district Of California, was
assassinated at San Francisco on the night OF
the i7lh, by an Italian gambler named Cora
The murder caused intense excitement, and
strenuous Efforts were made 10 get the assassin
out of the hands of the officers for the purpose
Of lynching him. Isaac b. Wall, collector Of
the port Of Monterey, was murdered near San
Luis Obspo, together with Thomas Williamson,
assessor Of Monterey county. The murderers
were a party Of Mexioans under one Garcia,
and pursuit was made by party of Americans
under the sheriff of the county. The murder
eis were oyeriaken ut Salina, when fight en-
sued and Two Of the sheriil"s party were killed.
The know nothing state convention of Cali
lonia appointed delegates to the Philadelphia
convention, insirucing them to vote for no man
for President who was not in favor Of the Pa
cifc railroad and opposed TO slavery agitation
A FIRE occurred at San Francisco, the 10Th
ul.; loss S25, 600. The southern part Of the
state was threatened by Indians.
Benjamin Loring, formerly Of Worcester,
had been drowned near Sacramento. A battle
had been fought at Rogue river, between 800
Indians and 400 regulars under Capt Smith Of
Fort Lane. The fight lasted nine hours, when
the troops were obliged to retreat with loss
Of ls killed aud 90 wounded. Gen. Wool had
proceeded to the scene Of trouble.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

Posi- Offices and Post Roads--Rusk Of Texas
Collamer Of Vt, Adams Of Miss, lIamlin Of Me
Jones Of Iowa, Yulee Of Fla.
Tcrriiories-Douglas Of ILL.,. Jones Of Iowa
Collamcr of VT, Bell Of N. H., Sebastian Of Ark.
Biggs Of N. c.
Foot Of VI, is the Committee on Contingent eS
penses, and Coamer on that Of Engrossed Bills
Judge Colamer, 1t will be seen is on two very i'm
portant Committecs--that on Post Offices and Pos
Roads, and that on the Territories. Senator Cas-
does not appear to be on any Of the committees
lie was probably excused at his own request, OF
account Of his age.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

The Two HEIRs.--''I remember" says a
late postmaster general Of the United States,
The first time ! visited Burlington, VI, as
Judge of the supreme court. | had left il many
years before, poor boy. At the time | left,
there were two families of special note for
their standing and wealth. Each of them had
son about my own age. | was very poor
and these two boys were very rich. During
the long years Of hard toll which passed before
my return, had almost forgotten them. They
had already forgotten me. Approaching The
court house, for the first time, in company with
several gentlemen Of the bench and the bar,
noticed in the court house yard, a large pile OF
old furniture about to be sold at auction. The
scenes Of early boyhood, with which was sur
rounded, prompted me to ask whose il was. ]
was told it belonged to Mr.. j. Mr. ~ re-
member family Of that name. very wealthy I;
there was son, too can il be he Z ] was told
that II was even So He was the son Of one
OF the families already alluded to. He had n-
heriled more than had earned, and spent it
all ; and now his own family was reduced TO
real want, and his very furniture was tina, day
TO be sold for debt. went into the court house
suddenly, yet almost glad that was born poor.
| was soon absorbed in the business before me.
One OF the first cases called, originated in a
low drunken quarrel between Mr.. ii. and Mr.
A. Mr.. H., thought |. that is a familiar
name. Can it be In short, found that this
was indeed the son of the other wealthy man
referred To- was overwhelmed alike with
establishment and thanksgiving astonshment
ut Adku
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

in contact with car on a side track, was ip,,,,,
ly killed.
The Executive committee Of the Vernon, r..
ference Tract Society have engaged the ser,;.. =,
two young men as colporteurs, from whose ,e,I ,.s
devotion, much good is anticipated.
Baron dc Percy" the son Of "nop. Ca,
Murray, Of Queen victorla's Household Gu,rl, -
recently appeared in Burlington, w. and pro,..,.,
to be convert to Methodism, and asserted ina, l.
had recently come into possession Of forum. :,
forty-fse thousand pounds sterling per annum
lie preached in the Methodist church to lars.,.
dienee, and was called upon by the frs, ci,i,.,,
Of whom he borrowed money, run in debt and
then ran away
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

woke this very morning in the United States,
all requiring their "daily Bread" whether they
ad the grace to pray for ii or not. and under
Providence all looking to the agriculture of the
country for that daily bread aud the food Of
the domestic animals depending on them de-
mand as great perhaps as their own. Mr. Pres
ident, it is tho daily duty of your farmers to
satisfy gigantic appetite to fill the mouths of
these hungry millions--of these starving mil
lions, | might cay, for IL by any catastrophe,
the supply were cut of for few days, the
life of the country-hnman and brute--would
be extinct.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

-Y- The Great Exhibition at Paris closed OF
The 18th uli., when the prizes were awarded
by the Emperor in person. The following il
the lis, Of medals awarded 10 American exhi
bitors -
Decorations
WI. Valentine, Chairman OF the Amer
can Commission.
Marshall Woods, Juryman on Fine Arts.
Alexander Yatemare, for services in Amor
lean department.
Grand Medals Of Honor
Charles Goodyear, vuIcanized India-rubbor.
c. IL. Mccormick, reaper
Medals Of Honor
J. A. PITTS, Buffalo, Threshing Machine.
Bache & Kline.
Lieut.. Maury.
Medals Of Me First Class
Allsloa.
Nanny.
Tousley & Read
Blanchard, Understanding process.
Richmond, Boston, iron-cutting machine.
Singer q Co., New York, sewing machines
King, Albany. model Of River steamer.
Navy Department, for ship models.
Col. Colt, rcvolyets.
Stewart, New York.
Merriam, Brewer a. Co., Boston, cotton
goods.
w. Seabrook, cotton goods.
Ladd & Co., Boston, square piano.
Mirmont, New York, musical instrument
Hamilton, cotton and wool fabrics.
Manchester Print Works.
Medals Of The Second Class
z. Thompson, Vermont.
Bart ].
Webb.
Wright.
Ira Jewell, foreman of Mr. Wright
Wethercd g. Brothers.
llarriday, New York, cloIhes-coiting ma
chine.
Sanborn & Carter.
Walle Brothers, Bethlehem, Pa. machine
for manufacturing paper sucks.
Grover, Baker & Co.
Seymour, New York, sewing machines.
Wheeler g. Wilson, New York, sewing ma
chimes.
ANNiSA ~
Elliott, S. c., Sea Island cotton.
King, S. C., Sea Island cotton.
Mikell, S. c., Sea Island cotton.
Ringuol, Leprince, Narcotic & Co., New
York, sculPiured walnut dressing-case.
Tucker, Boston, artificial marble.
Garside.
Quincy.
Rawdon, Wright & Co.
+. ToPPan & Carpenter.
Gemunder, New York, violins.
Boisselerie Americana.
PINE ARTS DEPARTMENT.
Medals Of the Second Class
G., p. A. Healy, Boston, portraits.
Medals Of The Third Class;
T. P. Rossi,er, New York, pictures.
Mr. May, New York, pictures.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

Thar WA0os DANAdED.--fhe municipal elections
in Boston, Cambridge, Roxbury, Lowell, Newbury-
port. Worcester, Springfield, and other cities in
Massachusetts,, on Monday last, resulted in the
election Of the "Ctizen" tickets and in the defeat
Of Sam. The collision Of chat wagon with the
Berkshire train in November, Is supposed to have
left the former vehicle in somewhat weakened
condition
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

GREAT CoUeH REMEDY.- Rogers Syrup
Of Liperport, Tar, and Canchalagua is scien-
tidc remedy for CONSUMPTION in all its va
rious stages, and is especially efficacious for a
common Cold or Cough. When taken accord
ing to the directions, il gives relief almost i'm
nedidteiy, and in few days effects permanent
cure. For sale by druggists everywhere.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

~ The dry goods house Of Geo. w. Warren &
Co.. Of Boston is without a superior in that city
For extent in assortment, for richness and beauty
Of fabrics and for excellence in quality their goods
stand unsurpassed. See their card in another col
umn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

"BnorHR JosATHAS''-I illustrated. We have
received the Christmas and New Years issue Of
this Pictorial Its illustrations are numerous, good,
ard portion Of them sufficiently comic to take
well with "ioung America Carpenters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

A CASE OF MoDEsTY on THE Police DOCK.
ET.-Daniel Meredith, in a soiled coat that
might have been claret colored once, was de.
sired to plead the charge of in,oxication;
Indeed sir" said Daniel, 81 am overwhelm.
ed-stTuck all Of heap, as the saying is You
see this crimson suifusion on my counlonance
(Mr. Merediths countenance was suliused bu,
whether with ingenious shame or Holland gin,
we can't pretend TO say)-that sufrnsion, sir,
tells more plainly than words can speak. the
distress and anguish OF mind feel ut bein, ar.
ragned for the low, execrable, deiesiable vice
of drunkenness. Sir, my ears Jingle with the
word feel my cheeks scorched by the damn
able consciousness of the offence. Oh ! in pity
allow me TO hide my face from this respectable
assembly, especially your honor, who, being a
perfect model of sobriety, yourself cannot be
supposed TO have any sympathy for the weak
ness OF others. My modesty, sir, is shocked
beyond all healing remedies. Where shall /
hide !" asked Mr.. NJ, glancing wildly over the
lioor Of the office, as il in search of an auger
hole.
u am glad to see you so sensible of your
fault, said his Honor, "and have strong homes
that man who experiences such humiiatinp
sense of his guilt, will not be likely TO err a.
gam IN the same manner. You are discharged
MIR Meredith go, and take better care of your
self"
THAT was spoken like your Honor. Yours
is the most exalted kind of virtue, that can over
look the missteps of an erring frail fellow crea.
iure' Sir, there is one thing more, if nigh,
dare to speak"
Go on, Mr. Meredith" said the Mayor,
kindly
"Oh, what model Of goodness !" exclaimed
Mr. M, with uplified eyes and hands. ''Your
Honor encourages me to beg the loan of quar-
ter I'll pay il faithfully as soon as am brought
up again.
"fhis is modesty with vengeance :" ex.
claimed the Mayor, with justifable indignation.
"Begone, you impostor, and take care you are
not brought up again, or your sham modesiy
shall not save you from the extreme penalty of
the vagrant act"
Heavens who would have thought that
asking for the loan of quarter could make such
an alteration !" said Daniel, neekly, as he re-
tired from the iribunal.-N O. Pieaune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

A dentist who, having labored in vain 10 ex-
tract decayed tooth from lady's mouth, gave
up the task with this felicilous apology THE
fact is, madam, it is impossible for anything bad
to come from your mouth
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-12-15

New SHERIFF FOR FRANKLIS CoUNTY.-S.
II. Reed, the longtime sheriff OF Franklin
county, Mass, has been removed by Gov. Gard
ner, and one Of his aids, Charles Pomeroy OF
Mortified, appointed to his place.
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Trespassers Beware!

Ii persons are hereby forbidden and warned m, to
IA cut ~ take away from any part Of LONG ISLAND
any Wood iimher, Paving stOae. orsny other article
or material srnSns, standing being any pafi Of
sad Island, without hfs obtaining from the sub
scriref
Also ani 20 cut or take away ANY Grass Hsv Waod
fatius Stafe OF sny other articles Materials from
JUt,A HLA>D. the tso lsanfs knaw ms the EAST
ERN AND wESrEgS SISTERS, CROW ISLAND or
HkEEN ISLAND lying "a Piacen,ia Bay
Amer this public warning should 40 sshe presans TO
tres nP"n either II said Islands ther.from
a AFucie or Material without Of Inc sabe yitsr
ne may erpsct 20 be prosecuted u the exteat Il
he law As have ewsea arr paid taxes said Islands
's "es"fs years. am deter aimed hereafter 10 ho pro
tecled "a my rights and properly.
en-" u ISRAEL B. LuNr.
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frse,.ssi srs Analytical cAami,,. Lorsu vs.,
For sale in Ellsworth hy E. G. Peek
7aI RerI Naarsc ChettyLc'd rs
Samnei Shaw & Co.