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Arrived.

s,o.,lin Granada Griffin New.O snS Havana, mdse
and pas TO NJ oO ~ lSoT 20 the wswsd Of the Mes. Bank
While in charge Of pilot where she lays and viii have 70
uSrninS by .tesmtus Island Belle. Capt. Quinn;
L. :. NJ steamship Empire City, Ho~es ifom Aspnwsh I"
shin thornton Collins Liverpool ndse and to
Ship Western Continent cpper of BOston Bgrnhsm, ca
euts Sept. p left Sands Heads sept nnsseS, Ss,'
Nov. . lat % So s. lon T. sisnalised .hp Typhoon;
J the late NJ gale Lost SSo0a and saT1 aTs iSp
or the i2h took pilot miles from Sandy Hook 1880 pm
day saw the hsf'1S lights Gn the % sar H tSe sse n
leasing so fast that it wa impossible uh the sas two OF
the men m ws,s Oa Se Brought ap in 81 atomshe .osh
buoy bar being about 80 yards from the ship , ma
lssses YEnaga Del vse Co. w's tOwed to Jersey CITY
Bs Bac of Camdcn Johnson ST. Marks ls days cotton,
hides, Sc to Smsllwood. Anderson Co IL" pad hsaVy
BnS Fmms Pitts PRS Dec p hides. rubber &c to Cor.
ming Bento Co. sh inst, l65 miles ; r. OF the hooa,
house painted greens has been 10 days OF Hs'ers'i 'p
BrS Caroline Prince Aspnwol and Key West II days
where he put with sick to T. Spies has experienced
fs Brs fsScte Rogers Bathurst, w., Noy n an. nut, =,
days s i a. sT SIGNALS Ss'y with SfS r Sp 5
Of Cape eSy in & !. SS@s S%.s wlisr s. :H Ss Sast.
cppershp IN company at the time lost toefopsaah'm mast
IN si ss.s, s'SMs Ed Mesae 5 sq1wi wieSeR VIZ
Schr EriIy Manken Wilmington, N. c. - days, naval
stores to D. C. Murray 18th inst, Oft Cape Henry Ia hesyy
gale carried msnboo, gaf, split sals &c passed.
his norning a schooner sshore the Tavern Honses
schr H. Deputy, Winthrinsham Philadelphia com !"
h. n. Fox \ Co - -, A..
schr Auy Chase Chase Jscme via nagua IS days eohee
and ogwcOd to Chase small Has eSPersneed very he%yy
weather lost aud spit sails SC Dec So oil ST. Nj
cola Mole passed brig Kate Foster, bound y c
Schr Mist Dsoswsy, Norfolk days corn TO Stnraes Iear
man Co 9th inst, in gale from NN" Cape neniopen
hearing w % miles distant lost ioressil naisal yngJo
stove boat obliged to keep of for the Gull Seap
10 thaw ice Oh "a, -. 4. A..
Schr EnChantress, Jayne, Savannah lOdeys co'ou'o "
Cready, Mott Il Co. . - - a., n .,
Schr Washington speisht, Mexandrs, d. C., days Hit
very heavy weahtr lost sails
Propeller Shetucket, Geer, Norwich.
Propeller Osceols AldTdge Prov idence
Proreler Mount Savage Wstron, Charleston, mdse TO j..
Riley.
Propeller Wamsutca, Nye, New. Bedford.
BFIOW-Brg Grsuada Cowsn from Angostara, at anchor
the bar
WIND-DuIng the day NV.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
DIED.

BEKNFFr-m Westport Conn, Saturday, Jan - aged
AZ wears and IL months WILLIAM BENNETT.
day O'Clock pm, from his late residence Westport, Conn
HOLDFR-On Friday. Jan. II. MARY T.. HOLDER, at No
Il3 Fast Thirty eighth street.
The inferred in the Cemetery Of the EverEeens
HOFFMAN-A her rc csdence Yonkers Sunday Jan l3
FANNIE, wife Of James 7. Hoffman, and daughter Of the
late Rev. Edw ard Rutledee.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend her funeral from
St Johns Church, Yonkers, Tuesday, Jan H. at
at i2m.
Charleston papers please copy.
KFFCH-On Monday Jan II, HELEN JANET kEECH,
child of Alex. H. aud Elizabeth keech
The funeral will take place this day at p M from the resi-
derce fthe parents, No. 2l9 Varck street
ROBINSON-On Sunday evening, Jan. 49, ELLEN BOND,
wife OF John Robinson, al daughter oi he hon iiah
Bond of Cincinnati
The friend. family requested to attend the funeral
the residence Of her husband No Is East Twenty
street Thursday al O'Clock T. without further invita-
Cincinnati ond ChEeothe papers please cOpy.
TERRY-In Brooklyn Saturday morning Jan l2 aged -
years, SAMUEL TERRY.
attend his funeral Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock from
his late residence No s Fulton street, without further nyi-
tation
and months GEORGE LoNELACE, sOn Of Jaraes T. and
LaSina :. 1apsCOtt.
Her remains were Inferred at Greenwood Cemetery
WILGUS-On Sunday Jan Is, of congestion of the lungs,
WILLIAM ASA WILGUS infant son OF James T. and Mary
An,oinetie Wlgus, sged | year, months and days.
Tue relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence of his parents No
Tompkins place Brooklyn Tuesday, Jan. l5 a. O'Clock
p. without further invitation.
Buso Chicago Now Haven and St Louis psPers will please
wHIfE-At Shrewsbury n j. on Saturday Jan l2 after
short illness ROBERT WHITE Jr formerly merchant Of
this city, in the Gath year Of his
His funeral will take place 9th day friday 18Th INST
II o'clock from the residence OF his Long
Branch.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15


The New-Jersey Railroad Company have declared
half-yearly dividend of q cent, payable Feb. l.
The New-Jesey Railroad and Transportation Com
pany have declared sc1ni-annua dividend OF =
cent, payable Feb. l.
The Beekman Frelnsurance Company semi
annual dividend of z cent, payable Feb. l.
The Reading Railroad Company to-day declared
sem-anDual dividend of y cent, payable on the ith
of February, being T. cent in cssh and = cent in
stock making l2 = cent for the year. The surplus to
the credit of income account, after paying the above
dividend is 600. The actual earnings fer the
present year have been l6l T. cent aud the increase
of earnings over last year is 81 3 cent.
The Continental Bank has purchased the property in
Nassau street opposite the Customiouse and adjoining
the magnificent new banking house of Messrs. Duncan
Sherman Il Co., upon which they propose to erect
fine building for banking purposes. The property has
about so feet front and 90 feet depth and was pur.
chased for sl4j,OOO
The Aspinwal boat brings slls9 36i on her freight
1t, making by both lines including Government
drafts, Sterling bills &c. about - 900 OeO which will
all go into coin, as there IL no demand for bars for
shipment. The advices from the Panama read are
quite favorable. The road was in perfect
der, and passenger trains were making the transit
in less than three hous. The passengers by the last
ship outward all board the steamer at Panama
in sixteen hours after they arrived at Aspinwal Sew
eral cargoes OF coal have arrived at Aspinwal for
transportation to Panama. H. NJ. ship Brisk, with
a. 900, 900 in silver sailed from Acapulco for Panama
sth Dec, and had not arrived on the 81 January
Some apprehensions were felt on her account.
The business of the Clearing House s25 6l6,OO
The markets without much change. Breadsufs
are rather dull and lower. Pork has an improving
tendency. but other provisions are heavy. Cotton IS
quiet and held steadily Coffee and Sugar are firm
but inactive
The Bank Statement of the week shows a much
more favorable result in regard to specie than was
anticipated. The street generally booked for s5OO,0OO
20 500, 900 decrease while the result shows gain
Of about $4,000. The movement outward in specie
he's been less active than durug the previous week,
aud about one-haf the s525 900 paid BY the State OF
Illinois on its debt in gold received here early in
the xreek. There were also other receipts from the
Wee: during the last days Of the week On the other
hand, we have lost quarter of a million to the
Sub-ITeasuy, and something TO the South.
The two millions al hand from California
will ahcct the mex, weeks Statement. They were re-
ceiyed too late to appear in the present figures The
loans still SOW expansion, but hot Any impor-
tant extent. The deposits show nominslly a falling
off Of S. GEO co., but portion Of this Is due TO the
decrease in the clearinghouse transactions and much
of the remainder tJ the distribution OF money by the
payment OF interest and dividends.
The comparison with last week Is
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
MARINE JOURN4L
PORT OF embellishments II
Cleared.

sli,s HOWE Nsnneriug Glasgow w Lancaster; kegi.
Ina. qhomrson New.Oreans " II. Bhghami d. Brown, Brad
lev san Francisco, A. \. Low 4 Bros ,,
,is Dodge Sumatra w. 4. Sale Co. WhGhre, hoShsA,
p,iss-Iiiswid JamIson Nrsvitas, Msyhew, Taeo, Co
J Lex Thompson, Garden ksy W,,h carver q ns,
Dolner Nuevss {. T.. }. Peters, Black swan Conner
Charlcsfon McC ready Mott 4 Co.. Golden Eagle, aoose
Kingston Jam. e. Whitney Co Agatha ibroin.l eeasoo
Bremsn, Stanton Ruger. D,-
schoraers-S A. Edw ards DOUGLAS, GcorsetoSn Doner =
T.m.n, Jamestown Marshall Baltimore, BuroAard Bach
Ben O'Ne Wilmington, F. = Powell lie Roy, >tsman, Nor
soops-T W Thorue Cumminss Fall River msstcr;w II.
Boweg usock Providence, master
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

-, .s, w.rs,t, asa SO DC, essh 93i 80 UnS1 %
"a Beaver Ssv q; III Z cSsl ssl'e Co, II
.lysnis r. b. =. % IS fs cr. csnsi Preferred :5wn s3
fsr1.yysss Riad M DO = II! H. hs'Ti1ssd 80 rs:sd
STATE Fan oeSt cen o vo esns t. s2 GO City Gs' e.
-es,S p,rsl 50 Lehigh Mort Sc D. 900 City 4 X
s, SEQ city g. 81 Per- R. H. r. III t7:7 esn1i Sal,s
Pp, PIsL, ipf bf p rs hi: i Mechanics Bsrk, ~.
rem ~. p - - 7I6 CITY -, new cash. ga
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
MARRIED..

EWsON-McILvAINE-On "Wednesday, Jan. 9 in st
Johns Church Cincinnati by the Rev w II. Nicholson,
JOHN II. HEWSON to Miss EMILY r., daughter OF the
Right Rev. Bishop McIlysine OF Ohio
HOOD-JACKSON-On Tuesday, Jan. 3 by the Rev. James
p Wright ROBERT HOOD Of Nevy-YOrk TO Miss
MAMIE j. daughter Of Gen Robert Jackson of Cedarvile
Ohio.
How bost the sacred ties that bind,
I'm union sweet. according mnd:
Time cannot end their joys begun.
Where hearts and hope, and faith are one
MARIF-STFWARD-On Wednesday, Jan. Q, by the Rev.
y NJ. Mecauley, CAMILLE MARIE TO RACHEL YOUNG
STEWARD dau; ;hter of the late John Steward
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

. - -, =. .. IN. s.rrepe oceft noi 10 sssson. IS
. G , r...pS Rslrced sostsaed he bo
soe ~ rcrt. Il probsne ths. JOdse Ss
ton cf 'be County VIII be able 20 come on unu tns
1900 " .hsT cleared 81 tie Tsh BY the Company Or Sei'e
sy rity Coar, the q Js,ee IT, P. Curt. wss fssn
40 ,hs Jury TIE Juoe sned on The charge o. az
Sntr,soune Cart. r. W Call Of tho Fourth Dsci Io'. ~
con,emY The ptter ehsence Of sofne ndnrs
,ae No Co, md were eharged, not being able 70 agree
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Philadelphia Markets.

cotton s firm and 100 bales taken very high figures
FrR depressed b. the Aantcs and little moth
ing d0ne holders ask re A0 8 20 for common end good
bIznds but there demand RYE FLOUR aud CoRs
MEAL dull previous quotations. WHEAT
but InleT holding OF for lower prices; mall
sale Pennsyvana Red made 81; White is held
lC Is without sales. RYE-2Ol0 bush. Western sold
Corn u in better demand, and 600 bush fe
low sold 7O98ac-uostly 7gc the railroad OATS
Nothing doing Southern held safe without sales
GEoCEKf and Provisions continue about the WHKY
.renls.ns dell al So. for hhds and dc. for bbls.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
,usrkei. .Reported 6v Ts,egyo,I

PROVIDENCE. Jan l2-CoTroN-Pdc dces firm AID mchanged
a steady demand spiuners' use WooI-Ihere ls
bstl- ieenz aud dc advancing tendency tow ard the cose
lo.h the sales ia the week have been rather gbt sont
Il 1900 bbs PAS TING CLoTHs-Prces frm with an
urss "a. tendency, sales Il 40 pieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

,h. ,,x N would have teen .tOr' l. ., 49,. ,-.,.ntd
the ACCIDENT Mo ,sq,sn .it lie said Company eslI.s.
10 enpaoynt engineer who has bal only III mouths
experience r. psn and ,bree Dolths e1pensaee e. eE
rneei .arthet knd then cprabe In requiTIr u na
usp o a. switrhnsn ard in our opinion the sse'y q ns
pub yeorires an ADDITIONAL eTsons o. iDs
orth Ss Of he trsck 70 the crossing IL bT0sd street
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
p,ss~usevs Arrived

"A, s,...s.o csxssys Ciiy from .i.piaual-g Brfsess,
u, ~ ssn .s NJ. q Murray l. Boyer Mde. Tcesssd, ~
Jonos. Rev j. Wide Herr AsPsis hsTi,i, y; w Esss.
" " H. nse' .dy. ssd soa, W BsIile,t n sss.rss .a3
.a NJ ts%Fas' 81 n''' H. Bss Ns' I'm sij.ss Ss
Dr. Coorer Mr Gully g. D. Brush p, X. R C%s H9.sense.i
4. Bs [sss: Bs'sr G. pP:.ips F. pSy1s W s5.p T M
isy = : Gawley b. L. Ming A. Hiky, W. Kennedy W. -
M;oa AID y TsS%p-Sn ,1S wife Thf' y9sss r0ss. o
j r. strse;er s. Roberts, b. Patterson T. Al hien' =
Hewitt, II. M0edy, csgt P,Isr oss. S.-Y snS H,t
Z ~ ps,A claire A. Dodj. A. Ralsson p D. Dunnissn,
Mrs Kev : Fosser w Wi,ber Jacques Pierre, A. Nelson
J. Mcneil, q. Tfuesdsls, Mr.. Lobner
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

,,,.. led. ~,re not ps,d Tte .uteres; on
cot ecrs 81 De Sy wss re a. tie time
~s the eoSToas q the 4 cent io~n P~S~''e D.
tbe ~ met 49,, ,sv ,-srss,,ions Ia Cineurafi Chicaso
u1sv..e P,,,sbaIgh Rochester, ST. Losi-sn" - ID
no e ,eu,) siy boras, viii 80 q ! Y 1'-'
Cincinnati
Messrs. Deeoppet ard Co. say; ,,..
"Nrw-Yoss, Moplsy, Jsn, Il, lS,o.
our S.oek Ake has been subjected 70 ySro.' nae.s ,
.,ues our sdyics- OF &,h irs t.r expene S, 70
ty with an upvsrd ienden,y during ,sw DAYS TL
ia, dAte the uarke; has asan reapsed ino o.e
activity which existed was ditected n'sS ~ f ab
Stocks RairosG Shares. and others whIs tes na TO-
s,sn;iai irves,nen,s remained egts 80 So The
uoticed marked decline IN several OF tne S So h;s
Psroad Bonds and Shares have vsously hactGsed
the eloe higher and owsI ~ .rok epststo. SS eS
,sna 10 commerce in gene al has hsd marx csns ~
thee movements This sesrs'y o. a by Shesyy f.l OF
no, bIf IN interfering with the regularity OF ne inAs
deprived city for several days OF ths h mi ,i De-.
ST svcd q, three days nerve end considered ss ie en-
Tn oi awe state sock. have sensSy declined Trans
.for IN Missouri 6s have been lsrge and HodeEate "
re- stes r banking purposes Without trsusstons OF any
note there decline Of 2in and Tse OF s'Oa
The followiug il q statement Of the value OF the
foreign goods imported az Boston for the week ending
yesterday; 4scs,
Fish and Fish OIL. 20 10 Sugars..........' 1.,s9
wooi..i........... S6s2i Coffee ........... SiGIs
Spirit, ;:............ n''lii s1siq56
The toowiu0 is statement OF the value of the tor
eign goods imported at Boston for the quarter ending
Dec. 81 sens-s
H. AneT.csn vessels. s.........'''''''''.So So't9tss3
In foreign ''''''--'
Total tal.................... Sss.S'jW
The value of the imports of foreign goods during
the wear 1855 was; .A,no,e
In American vessels. .o,'eo
In foreign vessels I''ooI1'
Tctal..........."............,., ,ss4,pS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

AocIpExr.-Col. Raymond, OF the New-York Vete-
ran Corps wss accidentally injured 10 oeoes s'' u
the depot Jersey City. he bad ust rrlSeo q 80, ts ~
leaving the carr be sccdeny janmed bewesn ca and
be ns,frm He WIS 90 badly hurt that II vas the onon OF
I, Cook and Ocot who called 70 tf;erd hm that ne
could no, survive.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
r.,..,C.ryrr1IY RrpoR1Ep FOR THE TRIBuSE.

NIoxp,Y Jan. Is, 1876.
,st1rs market il ouet sales of % bbls 81 for Pots
ard ~ for Pearls. Saerstus steady az 1c. cash..
BFFSWAXWe have 10 change TO note III tnls huoiei '
,aIes Of American Yellow az % G27c D..
COTTON-The market has been more active az ptiGes II
br f,, rips the pnrkaser-ihough sufficiently lower
}sfy change in our quotations which continue Sales
200 tsle. about hsl m tEansitu
SEW.YoRK CLAssIrIcATIoNS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

The law in re alton TO killing game such a. raoolts
rheas,Dts &C. in New jersey in force, the tine o"eu
ior klIins them having expired on the 10Th rast
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

sales OF stocks at philadelphia. JAN. II.
lRep0Tted for Tue y. Y TRIsUNE BY J. r. : H. B. FRY
FHf BeTt-6C2 9fy 6s, so, leo DO cash so, 5000 Do
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
Receipts OF Produce.
Ocean Steamers

~ he Eft haR,oc6- 451 bols Provisions 3sg do Flo
sel tsts Gram. "a bb!. WHISKY go sides Lestae..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Ire storm OF saturday night and the thsw OF Sunday
lev .. hhaerenoes and perreNes Of railroad travel
VI he Ne'etsy road the getting regular again
Dhe Sh sn'S ssSdsS evening q Getting from
order ard trains regular sgsn 10y -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

DIED or HIS 1NJURIrS.-Charles G. Rogers. who
injured by locomotive the intersection of e. Morrs
AID Essex Railroad with Broad street Newark ON Thurslv
sgh; died Saturday evening An inquest WAS held and the
slo~lig veraiCt rendered by the Jurys
We 6nd thai the Morris ard EsseX Company are een,-
.F Bfa AL for switching their otnons til
ile oiheg providing the g night s
elJ oyr en- fiLt fs tad hseD prov Ged wA sgsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

RAILRoAD AccIDEST.-The train which efl jersey
tly Tor the o and Essex Railroad about cloCk met
~h An accident when IL arr,cd at East Newark Ov1ng
ke on oT about switch the train the track car
SNeftafned on the fireman, named Owen McCluskv
,nf nun severely Some of the bruised bg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

ACCIDENT TO PILor.-0r SATURDAY. a cake of ice
ssck the rudder Of the Jersey City ferry Hudson h
was crossing the nyer with such iors that the pilot M Rlsy
Parker thrown violently The wheel Ia fhe
arc striking upon his throat injured hia severelV.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
tn. movement for tie Iost .wenty-three weeks hss

The detail for the week is a. annexed:
Tsf 81 Ie LOa1s Specie Circulation Gsd Deso''i re
Raak Of the City Of Nsr York for ne eees sSd,H9 os "a
Ereav Jaa r. 1850 eheA Sfsed ts< CsPt:a. ~ eae'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16
by TELEGRAPH.
For the Udichmna and Journal.
II. D. HorKtNs, Operator.

.Ntic York May ll.--Fi in Brookiyn-
A block Of six new stone dwelling houses in
oxford street, Brooklyn, were burned this
morning They were unoccupied aud owned
by Mr. Bridges. Loss $4,000.
The Cunard Steamship Persia sailed for
Liverpool to-day at noon. She took out 2lO
passengers and Sl,5OOO0O in specie.
Phirtciphia, May li.-Uar Steamer or
dered to NTcar0eu q-The war Steamer Sus-
quchlnna has been ordered to Ncaaguc
She will sail from this port tomorrow.
Men Haren, May II. The American
caucus tonight voted to postpone a ballot
for Senator to next Tuesday night The
Republicans iu an informal caucus voted on
an informal ballot for Gillette II, DuGou &,
Cleveland p
Providence, May II. Al the municipal
election to,day, james Y. Smith, the Ameu-
can candidate, was reelected Mayor by a.
bout 500 minority The American Alder
men md % oflhe % Councimen were cleo.
ted.
Uahine'on May II. Padre Vigil pre-
scented h- credentials ms Minister from M.
caraeua to-day and was Immediately recog
nIzed by the President
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16
That Question Of Veracity "a
bout the Kansas Investigation.

The Patriot Of April lth contained three
assertions, to each of which The Waterman
applied a very short aud very emphatic word
lie. The Patriot thought this was not ex>
acty in accordance with good manners; we
won't quarrel about that 1t also thought
that the Waterman had perilogged; our
readers stall see for themselves
We copy the following account of the ac-
ton in Congress from the qGcia, report in
the Washington Globe, classifying the gem
tIemen named according 10 their vote for
Speaker;
Proceedings IN the House March 10, from The
Globe Of March 20.
Nj lllcKMAN, avalllng himself Of the
privilege accorded him by the rules, as the
member of the Committee on Elections who
reported the resolution, then addressed the
House for an hour. lie uas withheld his
speech for revision.
Mr. Hickman is a Republican, and as
member of the Committee on Elections. orig
inily reported what the Patriot calls "the
proposition Of the colored Republicans"
From ms speech. which appeared in subse-
quent number of The Globe, It appears that
he advised the Republicans to 60 for Dunn's
substitute.
The SrEAKER, The first question before
the House Is upon the IN non of the gentle q.
man rom Mississippi Mr.. Bennett Demo-
.'a', 10 reeo'nnlt the resolution reported by
upo COMMITTEE OF Elections, with the follow
ing Instructions
loEmocRArIc PRoPosITIoN.l
hesoiped, Tina, the Committee Of Elec.
ilons' IN examining and judging OF The q.
leeuons, returns, aud qualifications" of per.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16

I'd to have it's readers understand that the Re-
publcans tried to adopt it and could not and
that they we're defeated" BY the Democrats,
and on a Democratic proposition. In that
view Of the Patriots statement, it was he
nothing less,--and so the record shows.
Tho above was the test vote, and we are
content to leave the matter there. If the
Patdot is not satisfied, we shall hereafter
follow with Cobb's lDemocmtcl proposition
TO kiH The tohoie Investigation, and give the
yeas and nays, showing that the Democrats
supported Cobb's attempt also the fnGivote
on Dumas proposition; and the Democratic
vote for speaker on the last ballot--so that
every reader Of the Waterman, at least shall
find the Patriot perfectly convicted Of three
Of the grossest lies that ever disgraced even
hat concern.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16
tf)ntrbmanM 5tutr 9uurnuI.
BY y. y. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, MAY Is, 1856.
state Convention.

The people of the State Of Vermont With
out regard to past political differences or d.
visions, who are opposed to the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, to tie policy of the
present Administration to the extension Of
slavery into the Territories in favor Of the
admission of Kansas as Free state and Of
restoring the action of the Federal Govern
ment to the principles Of Washington and JEFF
lerson. are requested to choose 20 delegates
from each Congressional District, TO meet in
State Convention at Montpelier, on TUES
DAY, THE Sd DAY OF JUNE next, at
II o'clock, a. NJ, for the purpose of appoint
ing six delegates at largo to the National
Convention in Philadelphia, on the 9Th day
of June next, to present candidates TO be
supported for the Offices of President and
Vice President Of the United States and
we recommend that the several District Con
vcnrons be called by their appropriate COM
nittees to meet on Tuesday, the 27;h day Of
May, inst, to elect three delegates each, to
represent the District 10 the National Con.
yenton aforesaid and to appoint the twenty
delegates to the State Convention as called
eh,vo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16
Important from Kansas.

.Ntc York, May l3-1he Tribune has the
following special dispatch, dated ST. Louis
12th;-" The special correspondent of the
Tribune 10 Kansas has senta dispatch here
90 be forwarded. to the effect that Gov. Rob
luson was arrested by mob 20 Lexington.
Mo-, ODD frdiy last on his way east HIS
wife IS now here with dispatches"
10 O'clock, A. VI A dispatch from Leay-
enworh Just received. reports an armed force
on The way 10 that place It's oblec. Is sad
90 be the destruction of the testimony all
ready taken before the Congressional Com
mission. THE force was moving immediate-
III ON Lecompton, there 90 JOIN other parties
mastering for The same work.
81. Louis. May l3 Mrs Robinson arriy-
ed here yesterday morning. She published a
statement specung her husbands detention
at Lexington She says Gov. Robinson was
going lll-t ON personal business, and denies
that be- was aware ofthe indictment previous
To leaving the Territory. Otherwise her
statement does not materially differ from yes
tcrday's dispatch.
The Lawrence correspondent of the Dem
ocrai, under date of 7lh inst, says an indlct-
meut for hugh treason had been found against
Messrs. Rceder Robinson, Roberts, Lane,
and other promnt Free state men.
The news brought from Lawrence by Mis-
iouri1ns is that secret handbils are circula-
ing, that forces are marshaIng on the border
COUNTIES, and that the people have been war
ned to prepare for defense.