Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25

lisvsn, y. B Cmg, pu-hurg Gov Hop
plu Of tthode Island and others.
.4noiher .4s,aiH upon Freedom Of Snesch
.Neie York, Jaiy rs. At late hour lss
night, at the Metrop1ltan Hotel. Nc
Bishford w. Weeks Of South Ca ollnt. At
tackled and beat with cane. Mr I.cot
Sunwood of Massachusetts for ssyrug tnal
the attack ON Mr. sumner was brutal anr
cowacdy. Sanwond received one or two
severe buws ou the face before he had tune
u reprI Toe attack The parties were s-par
aied. Vck. Va- arrested ani locked no f,i
the night. Ha wss discharged thus mpmug
nut warrant has agau beeu issued Tor hi,
arrest
FHr CuivAtRY At rHr MtrRoPpLirAv
.Nttc iVk jay l7.-Nl Sianwuud bod oeer
uut usmus aui un bis return ats l-te huut
tp the hotel ne f,unia trend from the east.
wand sni Mr.. Nick, OF Snuih Caral n. M
angry conversation Nl- Stanwood TOOK hl.
friend by ihe arm aud bed hin ont or he
room, but soon afterwards rsturn.d fpr a
hight. when be- WINS accosted by Mr. Wick
whu demanded of Snuwuod If he Nisned =,
take up hs friends quarrel Mr.. :. r.phed
be had uuthlug To say Ia hun Mr. Vickl and
turnsd away to get lamp While in the
act Of lighting tins Mr.. Ntrk approac he'd him
FROM behind, snd struck BIN stealthy blow
with stick upon The back Of his head M
ficung severe wound
Chiualrv alias Coioqrd c. Mr. BROOKS. in
his dying speech says " went Ia the sen.
ate deliberately hesitsted whether [
should use hursewhp or a cuwhld- but
knowing that tha strength of The Senstur
from Massachusetts was superior 10 nine.
thought hc uught wresi 10 lr,m me. II he
ns rsiHsli Me- o. ny l 1--WE nF Sfbis bsslg,
translated into plaJu English rrnds thu.
went into the Senate deliberately.
he-itaied Whistler should use a hur.swhip
+ or % cowhd- but kp1wing mat the strength
of the Senstur from Massachusetts wa
giealer than mno feared he might wrsst
u from me, aud should hare 10 tukr The horse.
chipping myseU. II th.s had happened /
should have shot him WIN ths pistol iu my
pocket, lnr if / didn't ket, would result
which should hsve regrstted for the re-.
mander OF my lite, having the same sntpa-
thy 90 tbs feeling Of the halter that have to
that Of the horsewhip.'
Oh Chv.lry base, cautions. stesIhy -
murde-ous Chlyalry to what art thou fallen.
Illus
Bnflio, Jlg l7-Sieamer Burned L9Is
Of L3e o. the steamer Nouhsm lndmna
took tire ahont O'Clock thus morning, while
ON her voyage 10 Toledo, and burned to the
waters edge.
Thirty or forty passengers are reported to
be lost
1'E, f,ffo,..t,,, ,-, ,.,,,,,,., ,t. r,,s,,.,..-s
and crew taken of by The Mlssl,slp pl:
A. Smckbudge of Hartford Caroline
Turner Of Rowe, Me-. h. snG J. Giles of
Anrccsirr; John NJ, and Matthew F,rrar,
of Manchester Joseph r. Ftz of Hartford ;
Joseph r~ltchell, of Odtown, Ne; III
bridge Blanchard. of Augusta, Me-. Rev, J.
NJ. Prcsslin, of Indiana, whose brother was
drowned; e.. I. Dudmsn, of West Need
ham Miss; Milo Doly OF Hartford.
Capt. Pheau. commander of the Northern
lndmna, was not on bo,rd Of her, benz sick
and confined Ia his room m Buffalo.
Their are Is ar 20 missing, who were
known 10 be ON board, but It Is thought they
may have been saved by the propeller Re
public, aud schooner that assisted 10 pick
my up passengers
.4aofber Tho propeller Tinto, was burn
I'D on lake Ontarlo on The night Of the l7ih.
Twelve persons were lost, the Ciptaln was
one Of thom.
S1d .iccidem al Post MYs "A liulc son Of
Hr. Harvey Dodge, OF Post Mills about five
wears ct age was seriously. # not fatally IN
iured on the 10Th inst, IN the following mau-
ner: The unfortunate boy, with cousin
older ihan himself WAS srated IN q lumber
wagon, on a board reaching from the side
burr1s. with a Soy the un tue snlth iu the wag-
ou behind them. The horse starting sud.
denly. caused the had 10 fall backwards with
ihe back Of his neck directly across the
scythe, cutting It To the bone aud sevcrlng the
large cords Of the neck. The best Of mcdl-
cal aid was called as soon as possible, and
although he is great sufferer aud hes IN a
critical condition, hopes are entertained Of
his recovery May this bes waning To
farmers to be careful Of their acythes. Free
man.
Death Jy Starvation. We have received a
communication from Bakersfield. dated June
10Th, and signed "Ogerseer Of the poor,n
which states that On Saturday afternoon last,
a inan was found in the wlods in that town
m state of starvation, VINO IN spite Of medl-
cal aid, which WAS called IN Immediately,
died the same night He is described as
probably about fiiy fye-yesrs Of age five
feet ten inches high, with bald forehead,
drssssd in blue drilling oyealls, blue broad
cloth vest and straw hat lie was barefoot
when found. Free Press.
Hohoic.ys Ointment and Pills. EXtmor-
binary Cure ofn Bad Leg communicated to
Professor Holloway, by Z. Marchant ESQ.,, of
the Gazette Office, Edgarown, Mass. Mr.
Daniel Nouown Of Edgartown, had a sore on
his leg, winch deied oil ordinary remedies,
and instead Of improving hnn he only became
worse. Al last he had recourse TO Hollow
avs Ointment aud Pills, few applications OF
the Ointment to his leg effected wonderful
change for the belleri II lost It's swollen and
angry appearance, aud IN very short time
he was completely cured Ills leg is now
( nte sound aud he is able to resume his
work, although sixty wears ofage THE as
furnishing unguent will cure wounds and ul-
GERS even Of twenty years slaudng.
Ia Canton. N. Y, wife and daughter kill
ed the husband Of one and the father OF thf
other WIN a cln5. All drunk.
WIN Bnsfson was knocked into the Lake
| and dDwasd. ~ blow fron John Pratt, Al
! Mssisqao Gay on the 10Th.