The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-23

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Congress. Mr.. Stacy aud Mr.. Geo. L
Edmunds Of Chittendcu were candidates
The Green Mountain Farmer,
having passed iuto tie hands Of Mossrs
Perkins g. Cobb, is now published at
West Randolph.
- The Bill Poole murder will cost
the city of New York about 500 600.
- Hon. Levi Underwood has been
nominated by the Republicans as enc of
the Senators from his county.
"A couple of men had a quarrel at
Missisquoi Bay on the 10Th. One knock.
cd the other into the Lake and drowned
him. The survivor was held for exam.
nation.
- The NorthGcH Star has collapsed
into the Freeman.
- Caledonia County has presented a
ticket for county officers, the base of
whose politics is opposition to the re-
moval Of the county buildings.
The democrats of Franklin Coun.
ty still live. They have put forth a
proclamation of principles and have nom
mated a county ticket with Brigham of
Fairfield, at its head.
Gen. Pcrsifcr Smith has arrived at
Kansas and taken his command, a dep
u"tation of citizens there waited upon him
Cor protection against certain armed
bands in the Territory, but he said he
could not interfere with the regular, en-.
rolled militia Of tho Territory.
An American clipper landed at
Cuba, in the first days of this month, a
cargo of $50 slaves. 1t is said the YES.
sci was built and fitted out from New
York. and that the Government Of Cuba
winked at the violation Of the law.
- Commencement occurred at Har-
ward College July 10. Among other
degrees conferred, we notice that Of ID
D. upon Rev. +. II. Chaplin.
A friend Of the gallant Brooks
lately resented the remark Of a gentle.
man, at the Metropolitan Hotel in New
York, in regard to the Sumner assault.
by knocking the commentator down with
his cane. This improved method of ar
g%uincnt. introduced by gentlemen from
/ the Chivalrous State OF South Carolina.
has one great advantage over every
other. it puts an early stop 70 contio
vcrsy, by jumping at the conclusion.
FoRE!GN.-An attempt was made in
tie House Of Commons to censure the
ministry for their conduct in the Enlist
men. Qaes'ion. but was defeated by n
large majority Lord Palmerston deny
ing that ho had practiced any DECEPTION
towards the United States, or violated
any If our laws.
Mr.. Dallas has full power t, discuss
the Central American Question. The
Guards from the Crimca are ,e be hon
orod ty a public reception. Tho grain
crop was harvested aud abundant Prep.
a%rations are making. in Moscow, for the
coronation of the Czlr. \ committee If
tho Legislature of France have reported
adversely to granting power Of pensions
to Louis Napoleon. Riots havo occur
rcd in several cities Of Spain on account
of scarcity of provisions.
- Measures arc on foot to establish a
line Of Ocean Steamers between Port
land and Liverpool. A company has
been formed in England, for the pur'
pose.
- C. II. Hayden, Esq, Secretary to
the Governor, and late of the Rutland
Herald, died at Randolph on Sunday OF
last week.
"A immense Fremont meeting has
been held at indianapolis. 1t is said
that 10000 persons were present! Pro-
cessions. music and banners went far to
make up such a scene as was frequent.
in 1910. The Germans participated
largely in the proceedings.
Gov. Gardner of Massachusetts,
transmitted to Gov. Winston Of Ala
bama, certain resolutions of the Legisla-
ture on Kansas affairs as is the uniform
practice between the States. These res
o~lutions we're quite offensive to the chiv'
alrous Governor Of Alabama, who sent
the documents straight back to Governor
Gardner, refusing to receive them be-
cause they embodied falschoods, uncon-
stitutionality, treason and a few other
objectionable features, and because Mas
sacbusetts had nullifed the laws of Con
gress and did not hold itself accountable
to the laws Of honor as observed among