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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02

Hon j. s. c. KsowIroN, editor Of the worces-
ter Palladium, the ablest Democratic journal in
Massachusetts,, not edited or controlled by one Of
the oise-holding clan, comes out for John c. Ere
mont, in the last number Of his paper. Ditto
large number Of other Northern journals that at
first hcisted the Buchanan flag.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02

Brooks and KEIrr, the eensured members Of
Congress who resigned their seats on account of
the action Of the House in relation to their compl
city with the outrage on Senator Sumner, have
been reelected unanimously. What will our
Northern Democrats now say in reference to the
approval of the South Of the conduct Of Brookss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02

~ We have been requested 10 pubii.h he ~
losing notice. which eomss to Us fresu a respersi-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02
pIsrnIcr COMMUNION.

Ths rrscaea o. re srcosu cosansssiastt fis-
rnicr. r.ihoat ressri q Iast Political didsreness
Or divisions. vho ars opIe.si o. ~ rspsil = iil
N.ssaur Csmrvou'-s. 10 ~ roiisy q a. fls-sui
Aiministrailon. to ihs ssisnsion cfshsfry iaisihf
Territories. 10 nlfos sfKaasis a. Tlss si4il. AL
n restoring ihe action ofi feicIai Ooleruueat
10 the principles u Wsshinstan Aui Jsasrraa, 49,
invited to meet in convenien a wfsrsoH. On TITS
nay. the i2ih day u Auar.r neat. Al s',issh.
p A.. fr the parfirs u aoninafiug Caiilais
ior Member q Congru-s ,ui an Klsriar q fIs-i-
dent and Vice President, snd ihs transslea q any
other business proper 70 the occasion.
JOHN PORTER.
Al. WILLARD. bi.irirt
BuRNHM MARTIN. Commitce.
r. W. CLARKE.
Jrlr n. 1864
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-02

Promising Heas.-Mr Hosea Ballou of Mum
roa, Mass, has six hens that arc confined in one
apartment and all lay in one nest. In three sue
cessise days. in June, these hens laid trenty-fro
eggs Some may possibly think this story is eggs-
aggerated, but we have abundant evidence Of its
literal truth. II may be proper to remark that
these hens were encouraged to do their best by
good feeding.
Drouth.--The drouth prevails with great Sc
verify throughout this county. Early potatoes,
oats and even corn are suffering to considerable
extent. The water in the streams that empty into
the Connecticut river is quite low.
Eagg s Aymar's international Circus will ex-
hibit on the Island below the bridge to-day Go
and see the performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

Mr.. Fillmore Ia now the candidate OF the Know Moth.
ing Philadelphia National Convention, ia which only
about one third OF tho States represented OF the
Know Nothing Niger driving wing convention Of yir-
gnia, which the State only partially represented
OF q convention composed OF secession fire eaters in
Georgia. and OF gathering OF wings and Know Nothings
It Albany in this State Mr. Fillmore has finally accept
ed the Georgia nomination for the Presidency but says
nothing about the platform The following is his letter.
BUFFALO, n. Y July 81, 1885,
have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your
letter OF the 18th inst, Informing me that at conven
ton Of the American party OF the State of Georgia held
in the city of Macon on the 9Th and 9th inst, was
unanimously nominated their candidate for the Pres
dency Of the United States at the ensuing election.
Being slready in the field as the candidate OF the Anne
rcan party Of the Union, cannot feel otherwise than
aered and honored by the accession Of Georgia to her
sister States in the support Of my nom aaon Ny polt
cal sentiments too we'll known to need any recaptu
latcn hire and my character and former services
the only pledges which can OFFER that WILL IL elected
my best endeavoFs to administer the government
to restore harmony TO the conflicting sections and
maintain cordial union between the States by giving to
each and all that protection which the constitution has
guaranteed II my friends believe that have sufficient
Intelligence to know their constitutional rights, and suf
Client honesty and moral courage to maintain them they
will be satisfied with this; but II lack either, no pledge
could supply the deficiency or justify them IN giving me
their support
accept the nomination so generously rendered with
grateful apprec alton of the honor done by the Con-
venton and beg leave to express to you my hanks for
the kind in which you have been pleased to
WILLARD FILLMORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21
THE SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS.
Meeting of the Association for the Advance
ment OF Science.
OUR SPECIAL coRREsPoNpETcE.

AfBAST, Aug. 20-A. ~
sad IN my ast tba, the foreigners would be wanting
The natives are going 10 make up for them Albany
overfows slresey with scientific men: every hotel
boarding house and hospable dwelling IL running over
with professors BY train and by boat by dusk and by
dark they poured in last evening, and yet to
80 that sangune men estimate that the total
Der present a, the meeting will no, fall short Of four
hundred.
Some sixty Of these are booked for the Congress Hall
Perhaps as many will ind quarters al the DelAvau
few will be scattered among the other hotels and the
lance will nestle themselves into the spare be iroom or
some knd Albanian. Dr. Hawley, for instance, who
trust will forgive me for putting his name in print has
choce cree assembled at his house Professors Agas
s7, Bache. Henry, Gould, Pesrce and Gibbs, and his
friend and relation, Dr. ormsby, TO whom much Il due
for his exeruons 10 render the meeting pleasant and
useful one l. also practising large hospitality.
Amorg the no,abes who have already arrived may
mention PROT O. NJ Mitchell Of Cincinnati, tie asirono.
mer and Prof VIM Mitchell. and his daughter the lady
eht received gold medal the King o. Prussia cor
bsr Astronomical dlscoveres w. Lecomte, Of Phiadel
rla the en;omoogst; Pros. VIM b. Rorers, and also
believe, ono more OF lis brothers, all you are
aware noted biologists; Prof Wall; W, G. Reddeld the
Grt dcut Of tic association whom the world knows
beet as storms Redhed II hope he will give paper
he storms We have had this spring. Or. Hare the spr
N"isi Whtmi saW iN-t evening driving an UNFORTUNATE
New York Professor into corner on the subject Of sp
risl eel ceria be DID not let him tn lie had made
him admit The doctrine Of rappings Prof. lowering ~
Cambridge the secretary o, The association; Pref wal
dmaD, famous Tor languages aud ethnoiogy and VIVA,
not besides 0stu sackcn, Of The Russian Legation who
they say 70 contribute loper TO the association: and
others q loss note.
Among the new features OF the meeting this year it's
IN contemplation 70 establish fourth sectonoi poltc,,
economy. several eminent literary are to be pre-
sent, Il Is raid Washington irving Prescott the historian
Dr. Leber &C. and as they can hardly be turned &C
count in the geological astronomical classes, Is sug
gcsed that political economy class be formed for their
benefit.
deputaiion from Montreal Is expected this morning
do not know the names Of ~ members but under
stand that sir William logan, DR. Hunt the geoogtt and
DR. Clark, the editor the Wunsss, are expected
The grosramme Of proceedings for the day was kindly
shown 10 proof last evening. The meeting VIII or
ganse NJ 10 A. NJ Professor Hall, the President will
make few remarks, sndl viii be foipset by Judge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

CLEARED
samshhD Florida Mhe Plea
Ship Humboldt oHam,, Paulsen, Hamburg Schmidt
Rs%SS. s.% ss es
BIg Ccsn Ellis os s. s%a uncksp
Bs NoS oi, hpe MURRAY
sSr r.m,n
schr n y Mia,,n Melv.; Richmond.yan Brnnt sagh,
sr s2 sen Co.
scbr Davidson, Hardy, New Hayen-K j 4 S Goodwin.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Africa (Br,. shannon Liverpool. with mdse and
to cun'rd 10Th inst passed ship sas Wright
Steamship Alma G Beanie Esor avre Aug with mdse
Ship Cry Of New YORK, salier liverpool, July 81 with
oSsa s1a last Sy scanning hsaes c
s1s fys 'ss a @
inst let q Ion 81 spoke ship Ieona from philadelphia for
vinee'own for Gland banks Tie has experienced light
p sSd "a Ct and
's Il ws nde and S and To July
IL with mdse and III @ s e Grnne Mnu,n Co
sSp shalsTere rsm Hagen Bremen, July s. with mase
BARK fIankin tIiambl rs,srseu. Hamburg a days, with
20 May
sser EapeeoceG Gains and head Winds the entire
SPOKE whaling scsr john Smith Andsr
Piled with oil Avg l. "a Bermuda experienced heavy
eSe from NV, which started cuiwaer, split sails &C Ihez
has been a trading voyage up and down the coast.
schr Agnes, lord, Ellsworth, days.
Schr Howard Lowell, Boston
Sthr Bay State. Sherwood, Poston.
Propeller Piedmont Post Baltimore
Propeller Ann Eliza, Robinson Philadelphia
P.epeier Harris, smith. New London.
BELOW.
ship Sheridan, from Antwerp.
BsIk Sc from smyrna.
BARK Frsnkiin-tsll by PHO, boot Edwin FORFEIT
Bark Amanda.
Baik Eliza A Cochran, from Lisbon.
Bark Caroline.
Brem brig Guaysma-tsl by pilot boat Geo steerst
khp Ashburton Bradish Liverpool july 10, with mdse and
passengers, TO Grinne.
Also two ships clipper two barks and two bfgs-a
anchored near the bar.
SAILED.
Steamships Asa tBr Liverpool FLORIDA, savannah; Roa
noke Norfolk, ac ships Geo Hurlbut, Llyerpoo John
Albeit, NOrlesns; bark Rapid, Vera Cruz
wrd At sunrise, Sc, with meridian, W pm, NV
ard fresh Kuf sqft AZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81 r. ~
The mail and telegraph up to noon furnish with
thing Of importance excepting confirmation Of the
ment that the fleets have returned TO the B,a,k Sea-
There Is also vague rumor that they have found all
satisfactory the part OF the Russians and have len
LIVERPOOL, Aug. e-lP
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report as follows
The Sigh, Improvement noted in yesterdays report OF
the market continues today and the panic has sub
sided. There Is not much doing In any article Of the
trade perhaps little better demand for -four II has
iust commenced raining heavily. Cotton Ia unchanged
The business to day will be about 5000 baies,
Lospoy Aug. a-Noon.
conEols closed at % PAX for money, and 951 9s1s
FIR arcounf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

ard NeyemyIor Hgmbcld Gian Bos'sn; SAWYER ,s
Mar Nlckerson Charm. Nsserson; Grace Girdler Paine
W candy. Hewitt. Roxbury; WASHINGTON, Paterson and
Rosbuy, Brown Portsmouth, MI, john Roach, Bseman,
Cd s,esmshp Esnssroo, Liverpool bsss Humsold CHM,
Geee 0lrder Pane and shryer Miller Boston steamer
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
Tie Cunard steamship As Capt Lott sailed yesterday for
Lve pool with 81 passengers and eco 9o5 81 In specie
For scbrs Sea Nympb, ard AcKeen and other
disasters, see general news columns
Mn Of seh seore rspcss wrs,sss si sp
$1,000 Probably Insured 81 Bath
sw *. eTssT ss 81 @ % ss
sp,nrg lssk o. a,m u % y inches water per hour WIN
souR Many HorKiSs. nom Alexandria FOR NYork with
cargo Of whea went ashore on Tuesday nsh on Rockaway
scna Asrpa. from rredercssbuTv Tor Syork. put into
Noiiolk 18th irs. nth captain sick.
he rev ss,s n course e construction s Messrs We
Nessrs Drssn leland q YcrS private terms she
her srierrr,nr builders She be employed ~ ne Aus
iiocl ''''' -
Brig Iou,a Plymouth ha been purchased BY Capt
iesn, 800 She vii g Irgsd 40 : bark and en-.
pysd II he whaling una' I csgi "a
"n' mus" ''e'' Spoken, Sc.
s,p vhss Leach u. DAYS ,ys% Mania for Boston Aug
lon el-Sosred BY piio, Ssai Jacob wsssrvsts
SsSS ~ Fl Fen sss Ts SS As Is " " ION
shr FxetsnEe q Bath om Liverpool foF Boston, IS days
SHIP Hartford. hsm Charleston FOR Liverpool, Aug g. %
sh,p Roscoe for San Francisco July T. tai IN. Ion
shp gsihrrss or p elhs,,n teund =. showing American
ship champ sron probabiy the Champion. from Havana
ior Falmouth o. Ish standing r. July - lai II 10 n lon
ship Ns,sisn nem Havana fcr Palnsuth +, July % Ia,
shp Ncrihern star, working The eastward, July - lat
shin gernana from Havrc fer NYosk iuy 81. 70 ".
ship Panher rem London for Calcutta, no date a' ~
sim Piyren,h Rock. from London for NYors July " IA
sbp orion fTm Liverpool fer Calcutta July 10, Ia, II IS
ssP T.mre.t va. zen Avg % s Lizard 4. .r,r,
SIN Criminal wss seen Avg 70 Standing Use s ,.,r..a
ssspp c Con %csore feeea & Suy IS 4. a oe 80
sMp imperial boutd y Avg 4 aln@ Ion g.
shp Ped Jacket from Iivsrpso Tor Melbourne lny2 lat
ne hSi Ga ship vaeresr.d sRsnsone q about
lscG ors upr,r works tr ~ and 10 painted each
s ms laden r IT, 4. q. $50 SS sSTR
Bs,k ,has Bewer. Dean. hcm Noreans for Malaga, Aug
Pam yeicfy q ard ron NYork for s, Jss,, II DAYS ou
Aug 2 lat 20 20. Ion ~ ~
r.r.isn Ports.
HAvrr. Avg 4-sid ship Wakefield, Crockett, Shields, %
HaviSa Avg ssla bark Aaua BsssE syors via sszs s
Nyo,s Briu WIN Drew which sid NIB Cor Sierra M0ena
"Um,ysx Aug FAR bres Ros,s Morrison Nyosk; schr
lord Raglan, ORrsn Robmouds lHh brig Ornate Fen,on,
Moslsr,l, Aer iS-sd schr Dean Richmond IRON chca.
sys % pe c s sf fea se'n'n Bryan
sf Jear sB Avg lsA,g sssr lsor' King NYok es
s syss,. iowos fes Proveenee brss csylon coma
ns. ss Psss f e and RebetaS Fosa FWs
Nyorf Sid bh, ships carolus sagaus and Young ksEe
] Isercol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

PHYSICAL SECTION.
The section OF mathematical physics and astronomy.
organized In the Senate Chamber by the appointment OF
Prof. A. d. Barbe o. Chairman and Prof johnson as
secretary pro tn committee consisting Of Professors
Henry Hosiord and Steiner, appointed nominate
permanent officers OF the section The commttee after
an absence Of fifteen minutes returned and ported
following names, which were agreed TO mem. com. -
tary-Prof Chamonel OF Annapolis Sectional Commit.
tee-Dr. Lecome, Of South Carolina Prof johnson or
Connecticut; Prof. Perkins, OF New York - Il
Prof. Pierce is permanent Chairman OF this section for
the meeting, with the privilege Of naming new Chair.
from day TO day No papers being ready for pre.
sentaton the section adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Few Y0RK-fnn DAF
16 NOON RISES. eve 30
............ 81 RIon wArBx....,.eve IL ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

Tue demand ior bar silver continues and the shipments
a. TIE Eas, arge The arrivals from the west Coast
have becu cleared OF 1t advance Bar silver quotef
81 S. I'D, and Mexican dollars S. Id which is rise
the orr.cr CT "a and 80 on the after. eviiencing
te eagernsss o the buyers for supply Cold enis freely
the couiner; lieu Of silver which las been received
exieu Tie arrivals o. bullion are considerable
but fnd ready market Doubloons scarce, and quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

The Manchester market is iavoraby influenced by
nued fine weather It's effect the price OF all art
oies OF food, which induces extended action IA
both goods and arms at some Improvement 90 the rates
both spnDers end manufacturers were, until recently
willing 70 embrace business.
Our grain markets scarcely be said to be paa.c
struck but Is useless force sales OF any article
under the feeling prevailing that Is impossible TO say
what terms would be complied with the extreme heat
causing damage 10 most parcels between the date Of
tract and delivery, and creating much dssasfac.
ton and annoyance. As a consequence trade IS
depressed, and the limited business which has
trapspred Is chsrf cerzed by great rregulary prices
The decline in wheat Is nomnaly Is per 20 bs our So
per barrel and Indian cd quarter although sales
have been made both inside and outside the quotations.
In favored districts reapng has already commenced
and will shortly bs general throughout the country, the
weather report from all quarters being highly propitous.
Ashes only In moderate request at last aotlons.
Bark-Phila iephia arsts worth 12s Cd parcel OF
500 bags Baltimore all faults sold al u.s. 3D. los 81.
per cwt lard has advanced 10 1os At which price 20
to have been realized. Rosn Is in steady dem,nd; the
salcs embrace 500 barrels at a. 81 as Cd for good
common qualities per cwt. rurpenune-No sales OF
rough $50 bbls spirits have changed hands, at ais 6i
32s PER cwt. The above include the weeks trsnslc
tons in American produce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21
Herald Marine Correspondence.

THII.ADELfHIA, Aug 2O-Arr tark 2 Alexander, Her.
an, NYork: brigs OTmus, Baker, NBedfcrd China, How
ard NsybnryIort; Humboldt, CHM. Boston; Sawyer,
Sawyer NYok thrs sea Foam, Mende NBedford; Helen
Msr Nickerson: Charm Nitserson; GdleT Paine;
Julia Smith McGahin and shIiyer Miller Boston, john
W Candy, Hewitt Roxbury: Washington, Patterson and
Rosbuy Brown, Portsmouth,, MI, john Roach, Bseman,
Salem.
Cid steamship Kangaroo Liverpool brgs Humboldt CHM,
and Demerara Bray Boston Idlewd SAWYER Calais schs
Giaoe Glrder Pane and shryer Miller Boston steamer
Delaware. Cores. NIork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

IPEs STEAMSHIP AFRlCAI
ssss a Aug Ats 5Ssssss ks sssssss;sss ss....A
Avg ssS0'ss
Cows Aug s-Arr Fulton o. w0lson kYorS Ana aid far
CUrHAvEs, Aug 4-sIi RAein spier NYork
asds;s sS Ss s; sssi sao
DEAL Aug 61sd HoSs!os Share rO~ Hsss' sLs.as
dam osssn rom Mexico ior 90 !0hanns wiisiaias.
sS Ss Msis oasN' 'pa'n' 'f'
t.Hd sia iar N-Arr Anne'uta Horton sa
NSo a1 As eoasn a%s'se from
Az Fasy zsY STsss
Hosdies Island Alma o. Boz Bscsaas New
fif. s hf aSs asfs Her
pss Afs Sss FasS
9th. Charlemagne Gates N0rlssns; Lebanon IA -, New
c2s s:s
land, NorIsans 9Th, Csmbreee Chase E0resGs Cornell.
mama bannns sfoasd STorf ss
81 per, sfs1i Mckay from s
G IS smith from Akys Mckay Charleston
sldsh Judah Toure ScEsrsoa Boston N Keptuas, Bat.
en- s
ss. saa asa
skolasa MoSe ausndo Jordan and Crest q
Alice coaHce Finger "I sSdswss
Bf Issno, NfSi at1-r0,a il wr,, roro,
ae Emb Perry christansand S6' sr ' Pesr sssia
Cid 7th Devoushire. Lord, NYork: Achilles Hart, San
Francisco
Enid out eth. Eliza Ella, Lunt Boston,
LEITH, Aug 4--Sld Caroline Mallar Chartestou
TORRENT. Suy 2s-Arr Malakon, Smith, Mobile
LowEsTorr Avg Arr Sea Breeze, Mayo. Gothenburg
Passed by 1th, Houston, Share from Havre for
-, Boston Etiwan. wcks Charleston Empire York.
NYoFk.
SExron1 Aug SID sid LsPiers Van BYrsa. y States
PORTLAND Aug 4-Od, Bremen, Beenken, iron, NOreans
for Bremen.
PLrxoUIu Aug Ion Yeaton, Po.e, FROM Cienfuegos
for London.
on the Start Point no date. Mississippi -, from NYork
for Bremen.
Put 9TH Russell Condry from NOreans for Hsvre; 7tb,
Reaper Seaburg, from Matanzas for Cowes.
PEgzAScg, Aug con, Dolphin, Hayman, Of and for Lon
ouEEssrowN no date-Oh, Arabela, Dodge, aui Mont
Blanc Oxnard from NOreans for Liverpool
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-11-27

ment in Philadelphia will doubtless be at
once benefited, by the new class of thea
tre-goers, and the new Opera house. if it
should ever get far enough out of difficult
ty ito be opened to the public, will exhibit
a. a1formiidable show of broad brims and
brown bonnets at the representations Of
LaaTrayiata and Rigoletta.
lfthe descendants Of William Penn's
companions are going the way of all world
ly people, and becoming the patrons Of
cat-gut scrapers and stage players. we
shall begin tothink with Beranger that,
le monde est assez yiepa, and that the time
for winding up all sublunary affairs has
arrived. 1t WILDE time to give up, An
other George Fox is needed 10 give a
check TO tie growing extravagances ol
the age. The tract Of the Progressive
Friends of Pennsylvania is signed by OH
yer Johnson, and we1shall expect to hear
that the bronze statute of William Penn,
in front Of the Pennsylvania Hospital, in
Philadelphia, has stepped down from its
pedestal, like the marble Commendatore
in don Giovanni" )" to give these recre-
ant Quakers a Roland for their Oliver
Y. Y. Times. s..z..-.Tr .....-i.--a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-11-27
THE U. G. r. R-The business. of this

THE U. G. r. R.-The business, of this
popular line of travel is doubtless remu-
nerative to the passengers, however the
may fare. The Albany
+" Committee ofEigilance (" consisting of
negroes, report that between the 18th of
1855, and the 18th Of July
last, period of ten months, as many as
two hundred and eighty-seven fugitive
slave passed through Albany on their
way to Canada. These negroes must
have been worth to their owners at least
FIVE hundred dollars cash, (as slaves
valued ut less than that amount could not
have the physical stamina to accomplish
a successful fight; J which makes the
cost Of the Albany branch to the South
ern stockholders. for the time specified,
S145,oUo. Albany, however, is not the
most expensive station on the road De.
troit ,surpasses it by more than one hun
dr.d per cent, and Rochester must be
very near it in point of cost. ITO Buf