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nlisreIIoneolls Rea0inp.
From the Wesminster ReVieU.
Lions and Lion Hunting.

Let US frat sketch the story Of the lions life,
beginning with bis marriage, which takes place
towards the end of January. He has first to
seek his wife but as the males are far more
abundant than the females. who are often cut
of 10 infancy, it is not rare to see young lady
pestered by the addresses Of three or four gal
lants, who quarrel with the scerbity Of jealous
lovers. II one Of them does not succeed in
disabling or driving away the others, Madam
impatient and dissatisfied, leads them into the
. presence of an old lion, whose roar she has ap-
preciated at distance. The lovers fly at him
with the temerity Of youth and evaporation.
The old fellow receives them with calm assu-
rance. breaks the neck Of the FIRST with his ter
rible Jaws, smsshes the leg Of the second, and
tears out the syeof the third. No sooner is
the day won, and the field clear, than the lion
tosses his mane n the air as he rosrs, and then
eouches by the side Of the lady, who as re-
ward for his courage, licks bis wounds caress
ingy. When two adult lions are rivals, the
encounter is more serious.
An Arab perched on a tree one night. saw a
liousm followed Oy . tawny lion with full
grown name; she lay down stths foot Of the
tree, the lion stopped in bis path and seemed
10 listen. The Arab then heard the distant
10 growing Of lion. which vas instantly replied
q by the licness under the tree. This made
her husband roar furiously. The distant lion
was heard appvOsChing, and Is he came nearer
the liOness roafed louder, which seemed toag
itats her husband, for be marched towards shel
iASifto force her to be silent, and then sprung
back to his old post, roaring defiance at his
distant rival. This continued for about al
hour, when black lion made his appearance
on the plain. The liOness arose as II to 60 TO
wards him. But her husband, guessing he
intention. bounded towards bis rival. Th'
two crOuched andsprang on cash other rolling
ON the grass in the embrace Of death. Thei
homes cracked, their flesh was torn, their erie
Of rage and agony rent the air, and all thi
lime The liOness crOuched, and wsgged her tai
slowly in sign Of satisfaction. When the com
bat ended, snd both warriors were stretched o
the plain, she rose, smelt them, satisfied he'
self that they we're dead, and trottsd oh, gun
4. teUardless Of the uncomplimentary ePith'
which the Indignant Arab shouted after her,
!. FhIs. Gerard tells Us, 10 20 example Of td
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The Farmer.
sF xlAY 4. saRlDIA.
r~S~NS-s"--e ~>-NsN~N-NsN~N~NS
For the Carroll Free Press.

- AAAt y uhAA1MAs
Happy the laborer who tolls 80
Amid the q slden grain,
Enriched By nature ; lavish spoils
And free from sOrdid gain
he treads the earth with h ,htsome heart
His gIesfal song he sings,
Mature 10 bin her sweets impart--
WsAs fon ten thousand springs.
Re tolls all day with happy mind,
In fields Of waving corn,
Or in the harvest iela TO bind
On glowing July morn
The golden grain, the staff of life,
His riches and bis store;
He thinks Of children-bappJ vile
.-r.. .. And labors but the more.
0riu the forest, clad 10 green,
With axe Of Furnished steel,
He makes the joyful welkin ring.
With laughing peal on peal.
He wipes from of his brow the sweat
..a I.. OF hardy, honest toll
..tN Faster plies the vigorous stroke
s rrs.-1 Till downward falls bis spoil
At eve with heart Of love be turns
Toward hls lOWly home,
... Welcomed by many silv'r voice
Tom lsping, fathers come"
A blue eyed cherub climbs his knee,
M And swines its arms around
IIs fathers neck, with childish glee,
fv. Then laughs with yhl bound.
.... His mind uuburthened with care,
On downy couch he sleeps,
. And dreams Of woods, where rOses are
And laughing rephyrs creep
A. early dawn the natin hymn
Floats gently 'mOng the hills.
( Az watts the dew fr I'm of tie brae,
As laughs the bubbling rIli.
Add does this toll ne'er sadden him,
Or raise ambitions 6re'
Does he not sigh for bOundless ease
Away from Natures choir!
Weary, no doubt, he oft becomes,
But smiles chase ev'ry sadness,
s... Aud his weariest hours become
Fond scenes Of MAy.dAy gadness.
BIEcRYHrRE, Union CO., Ind. Feb, 2S, sc.
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~At t.ra. A.q.kyns 'ysssvss's J
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-19

Legislature. In accordance with nv order
command You to dispense. God knows
have no party feelings in the matter, and viii
have none while hold my present position
IN Kansas | have just returned from the
hordcr. where have been sending home the
Mi>>onrisns, and am now here with instruc.
tons to di,rerse this Legislature. | again
comm and yon to dispense"
Judge Schlnger asked if they were to I'M
d"r>tand that they were driven out at the
rotn' u. he bavonrt
Colonel SHmnrr rerliei-"I will use the
"h"'r force under my command to enforce
my order"
The House then dispersed
\ similar scene was enacted in the Senate,
which also dispersed
he Convention was preparing resolutions
ei:ior~iIg the STATE Government and the To-
rtka Constitution.
Fears OF INVASION had kept large numbers
iiom attending.
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| "a, 1877.

"a, 1917.
The marked and brilliant career of Cot.
one Fremont has arrested general attention
ard admiration, and have been watched with
lively interest by his tellow-citizrns Of
South Carolina. Charleston, pattcuioryy is
proud Of ian and the reputation Which he
has at 50 earl. an age achieved for himself.
she claims as something in which she too ha,
a share
Sixty four Americans in Georgia have
joined IN a manifesto abandoning FIiiuor,.
ami declaring tor Buchanan hot thai they
love Fillmore or AmcrIca,iism less but tl,
cau>e of niggers more. The support of Fill
more can only tend. they say, to throw tn.
election in the House, where the N,.rfh
would be sure to triumph. And they de-
clare -
I'VE consider that the democratic marty.
recently, at Cincinnati. IN convcn,iou a>,ein-
btd, bodily, fairly, and honestly placed r,yt
III ta!t!c ray, and rendered tui. .,,rau.o,,ut
issue to our enemies, and TO tho world. .in!
III view O! these facts and because of the be-
Ore-mthtloned con. lhe ratIDnS, W. tee; IT oar
duty As southern men. to SUPPORT It's roini-
ncts. and on tbs iSSGe with IL culuu,r or win
1t fall"
a Vermont Delegate at Phladel-
Phia wrote home AS follow, I'VE tell them
ha: the land OF Old Ethan is good for 49,
oV1 MAJORITY on any one man the Collyen-
ton will nominate. and that there won't h..
buchanan men enough iet for yuldeposts'
The Boston 41ilas learns that tie mon
ty already forwarded to Kansas from Bo>
ton, has been productive oi much GOOD Ii
has rot only been the means Of relieving he
actual wants OF the people, but j, has had
great moral effect, IN Inspiring their hearts
with courage to remain there till Kansas
takes her place among her sisters. relieved
from the bi'ghtlng curse of Slavery We
trust that this may induce those who have an
abundance, TO gee, AMI that liberaly, to the
good cause
Just As We ExrrCrED.-1hc Vernon,
|d'Ftof publishes str,ny OF accounts OF Oh
line " higs g"',g for buchanan aud Brrck-
ehTidge, nearly every one o.! whom belong In
the Save States, and We doubt not, own A
gang OF slaves. Wonderful, isn't il that
Southern men should 90 for the election. to
me PRESIDENCY. o. a man "who will rror,ot,.
the interests and secure the safety OF their
nsltuIIUns'
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Delights spanish Lustral.
>tRE NAkE
- air GROW on Bald Hea a 4

Ii '"' IN az ~ AND kfFP INF HEAD cool, GIVE A
>i ->N I" '' hair prevent falling Oh and ARES, il.
premature, decay. ''' i'S
f"K iiit TOILET il i highly recommended for ts fra.
tih piii- III" time tiI> c,,t,rlud n, ,.,
l' VA" AhIl''n public il has its.f Reputation
han. f''"' III VIZ
Prom Leonard Sts!ard. City Marshal If Lawrence
WHOM II NAY o>' ERH Having used Dejj,fs man
Sf '>trhi tor HE Hair, for several month, mast r Nh,
~ s'N 1t " lar exceeds ever, Thing Of the Kind
naNteIti '>i II You have bald head ,r, il II Won are
blcs>ei With good head hair and wish ", retain go,.v
ne1nS anu he th"n Use Delights Spanish Istral-it 10
Just the thing I" do it. ~ u 10
tFrpna Letter from David Morgan OF the Raw St,t.
Mills. Lawrence
had hui very fte in the Snanist usfr.I rr.r,.
that there Is ;" much np,iti in the shane Of Ha9r RE-
sla't> but Concluded try it, The first bottle cans
ed tuA! appearance on my head. followed by Young hair
anu .ife hai hished the second bottle had m,ct
feitNu crop winch entirely Realized the yirfues
II III" spanish n>tTal Nv residence i, No IL K.v Ss.,s
tT,pfa'i'li la"ItI!te where seen al any time
Prepared by WADI EtiH, Druggist, No. Appleton
Bloc i.i"IcIoe Mass y and 81 cents per bottle
fRED tSMllH Montpelier Whole sale Agent for z, IN
Ia nv ~, = ~ ua si'..'' ~, addressed 30lul5
Lyndon. " o0ss
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CARRIAGES.

'iLh-SlArt-lll Chnrle>town, Mass. ! ,lv 3
By Rev T. II. Iagr, VILLAIN s. Guild, of ST. Johns.
bury. ana Ms +. NJ. >ia;e.
''.>"N-lAY-At Luneillurs, July 2. bv Rev +
~: VI John 'r'l>on, OF Barnet and Mrs. Alice
Day Cd: Lunen'urs.
"H'it-''' ,rNAN. Vt st. Jollnsburv East Ju
II J. by l. i. Gates. E-q, Mr lanes ID. y hite. Of
Il IT, h'>hnrv, and Mss Ciarlssa Eeauman of IT,
man. y II.
Swf VT ,rry-N No~,l Troy I,,o,.,uw
Gilman. Eq Nr. L. l. Swe,t. of Newnnr, q, a
h'>> Ann +, knbv. of >n,ton e. f..
'"E't WIFE, AEIt>TEE-In Providence. r
Jul" !. br. ". II Ctrrr,:..r of D.rl,, y, :,
N.~> III Al t:rp-r'rt - Prov fence.
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Col. Fremont's Life.

ili,l, ser i,,-> II A'i' '.c anu
JOHN CT MILES ERE\rn\T
VT" III ''l.r''' i'fl'at IN >-, Df, r,,, I,,, nj; >,
~ JOHN ElntloW ESQ rtu,r< y r,...
I' subscribers ASSURE. ia" Ia..l,. th,, mi, ,,r
- . -'''iit'I w'it-- sources I,r Inc. ,,t.,,i -,
. " az ',f'I VII !" '' 'fily c'inI...r, IT. granny
- 'H U''N fNFi tkEk :, IipIAk SIArESV,E 4
WIGS 'ii If'iifiil' 'v il. k.lIlj, an marty
81 '' Nv i'>' M" f'' -'if - Ia" r;- has NV akc,
''' 49,! ti1'>i ~ lis fji career MI, IA ,,,,r;
''t>~li l. L. tir -'IrT,l reader in, l,I,,r ,,i
u 49, al "~ ny 't''f = in'r"I.Iri rhi> v,l,unr
t;'''f ~-.... 81 '"' .t',~-,ft T., '
y NV, - hNt'N Publishers. n" liz Nassau .t NY
Nir "'iit't y! every town the several STATES an
Nt>~ ,,I il,' u.,l, work 80 '''''E wv ai-
tvil- ,li y. nan I.>tlaiI rn.niut If r.ril.. os a,
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Farm for Sale.

V>HE. subscriber offers for sale his farm. ri..,ated
Il III West Bath. n. H. 1t consist. of ab,ut POO
acres OF land. suitably arranged for farming pur
poses. The buildings are y weli-tni>iic1 dwelling
horse "i hr, K. with she'd attached tw barn, and
three sheds. granarv and hog-hou>e. There is a
good "card Of grated fruit. The >rear place
n'i'nher> 200" trees. The buildings are su,oie /.
with nc:cr failing water. Altogether il Is ,r>,ra
bile chance for any one wishing I" purchase = good
farm Fer liier Particular, inquire IN the prem
'>c. "i ALBION HtNT.
Bath. Jul, 2, 1856 gu %.
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DEATHS.

NiiH"'ENt-ln Montpelier, Iulv 8. Of cousump.
'i'n' WARD H. ki5ourne. aged 10.
N'''AFfif-l" Lyndon. July :. Mary Helen
laughter Of stephen Mcti.tley E-o ace1 ., ,...rs
SiNNI">-ln Concord. y. H., July 12, Mrs. All.
hv W. stanton, aged 81
WAITS In Peacham. July a. Carrie dsucb,e,
"f John ana Esther Watts, aged three months and
twenty seven DAYS
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STARS BAISAM Of WILD CHERRY From the Ros,,,
Journal ms medicine from respect jll. SOM, -
ana carefully prepared by experienced and sklfI nh,
Nlal Is received 10y the public 18th confidence IL nm. a,
ia> been proved in riurar' i~ca> ard IL
faie has rapidly extended II has been extensively n,t i,
tN'fN itlt u The country. particularly in the Middle a,
Northern states, and strong TESTIMONY from hi chlv r.so
,afht ana Intelligent persons h. been aduced in favor nj
II merits remedy Tor colds and coughs ton, OF ,l
Chest. ra>.ti liver
y" "th'r cough remedy attained 50 high r,r,
talon zone genuine Unless signed Butts The Wran,er
Sold by j. e. Bingham. 81 Jonshury: Bacon Bra,k..t
- !"hr,try enter: W II Mc'afey. Lyndon: Ranall 3
HUBBARD Lyndon center Hill Flanders Sneftield. s :
Blanchard slower George C"wes Rycgac: Clark Var
mum. Barnet: BOnney L Bingham. Waterford
MASSASOIT SAT.VE ALLEvIATES PAIN ANY An
id"te Tor the sferlnc flesh should I've received as hes
sing The MasSas"t Save cures many ailments and may
be had for Is cents box ~ '
eS9 P. SULLIVAN Proprietor Boston Mass
Soti bv ! e. Bingham, st. JvhnStury; W II Metz
Lyndon; Randall Hubbard. Lyndon Center Hill Fl,I
ders, Sheffield S s Blanchard (ilove; Geo CowIes Rve
gate Clark varnum. Barnet. ' n.y.
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Estrayed or Stolen.

>k'M the subscriber, July 6. ore black /, wear,
old mare colt Of small >z": said col, ,.i ,.,
d"cked. Whoever will return - ID col, 10 tbr .nt,
scrh"r. or give information where III. same ma, ,
'oui'd. shall be sui;ai'i. rewarded
=. II. PIERCE
81. Joh,>bury Center Iuly 10 I,5s .,. ,.,.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH

DR.. $. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BrrrERs is the
best medicine ever used for spring and summer Complaints
has been more literally patronized than other ever
established In this country Ii is the Richardson,
bttes which has restored many nvas tn health thro
out the New England States during the thirty
B-Beware OF limitations called Sherry Wine Buffers
The genuine have fac sme Of the upon the
q ervelope For sale by Druggists everywhere and a, N
odce. No 81 Hanover street Boston asS-as,
3: st.e e! q Joscst-:" b (. E:-s.2--. L::sys,
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I'Ht subscriber has a fi!ll assortment Of Boots.
Shoe. CATERS Ruthcr> & Shoef indnrs. which
he VII SOIL a. cheapas calhebought intte county
as ne intends TO sell for small profit, and rratv ,:,v
iii'ck ard Thin Boots made TO order Of the be-
stock and tv first rate workmen
Fine sewed Boots made by Morgan. Rena;r;pc
zone ~ snort notice. n. AVER
'"rrarv 7 1855 oso,f
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STATE ELECTIONS The following States
will hold their elections previous to the Great
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-.Julx l,

~ mar hct -" Cattle about Bcevcs AMI - Il re
consisting al Working OAc Cows and alN,., i,rI.
Tw" ami Three Years old WINS
P't.,-M Market Bc,i-LNtra sSas25 per cwt: LIST quail
" 2''!.'' "a quality 6.15a7.to Sc. qtaiity 80.
Barreing Cattle\ o. quotations
S"rrS-W "rklns oAcn None AT market
Cows and CaV e>-e2. 81 a3,
>neeP ana i-ait> at market Prices in lots 81 s.,
eaSh: extra AMI selections S.}.5 "a ''
Swine-ll's' AT market Prices wholesale lac nor III
gross. and ga - IL NIT ~ ~
,nirS-NaI ia 'r'r cwi. Taow-7a7 lac ger h.
Pclt> JtaC each
Cali Skins-l3aI4. per h.
Veal Calvcs-54i 80
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Timber and Pasture Land
FOR SALE.

'U>HE subscriber has ahout 10 acre If Timber
Land mostly litml"k. and about IL acres ,t
Pasture. winch he offers trr sale n i 4 ,,.r, ..
the Dewey farm in The i;rut,.e n ci,b,ri,o.j ,,,i
miles iIuIn ST. Joiii.>hurv PLAIN
IELUIES SPAtLpING.
-. .|"hnshurv, Iuv 9. 1855 40 81
\OiICE. lhiS may certify that have th>
day sold nv son. Aaron v. S',ri,>. II, IA. ,,,r.
curing The remainder Of his minority. rn.,,;.r. /.
Shall clam none ot his earnings nor pav any ,ci,>
OF his contracting after this dar
AECHEIATS SIMPSON.
J. j. HUI,
Slieffle ID. .luv 9 1886 n:.o
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DEATH or {. II. Hayden, E>q-Died
IN Randolph, July Is, Chauncey H. Hayden,
aged 81 years-tormerly Gov Rovce's Sec
rotary, and Editor of the Hu.la,d Eerald.
The FRAUprLENr BALLOT BOXES IN
CALIF0RHIA.--lt has been stated Already
that the vigilance Committee of San Fran
cisco had seized several bogus ballot boxes.
which shows the frauds that must have been
practISrd at the late elections. We hav. had
some curiosity to know how this could tc Of
frrtrd. and California paper bv the late
arrival admits Us to the secret The editor
had SEGA one ct these ballo' boxes, and IN de-
>rrihInT IT'S constitution. ric';iul', rrou.ur-
ccs IT as ''ra>cailv ingenious" On LOOKING
AT IN" box. few. 1t sad. would suspect the
rontrIvances about il: tut on further and
minute examination it was found that it h al
false bottom and false side. sliding in
grooves, under and behind which were pack
rh I''anti'ies ot spurious votes. all r, adv for
An election. One or both OF these slides had
only TO be wihIrpwn. the box turned UPSIDE
down and cmp'cd on the table to ensure for
the favored candidate any extent Of a MAORI
'y.- Var"llr
"AND If AND IT," SAID rul FAEMrr
" "uidn 1t he rich yoke II IT should
urn ont mat Fremont Is both Shareholder
and Cafholic :" asks the New Himp>hire
fatr'"t, after having in rrrvlnuS papers stat
ed that he was both And wouldn't it hr a
richer Joke IT he should turn out to be a Pres
m'M--lmh'rsf (N H. Cat0.f.
ANNIVERSARY ExrE,Isl> At the An
nlversary OF the And",cr Thcolo.,ral semi
nary, on the first week of An, Rev. Hi.b.
ard :, Stor-s .Tr u ID %: Hrooklyn. New
| *. will address the Porter Rhetorical
Society. and Rev Leonard Swan. of Prr,i-
d'nre. Rhode Island the Sni,v of
Inquiry. Rev. A>aD Smith. - ID OF N.w
York City, will preach the sermon before the
Alumni.
Since the last war. ships Of the l;nc in
The nitcd States navy are named after states
t:igattS after American rivers. >loo,~ of war
after state capitals and other cities: brrr> at
ter some noted deceased naval commander;
ana revenue cutters after members OF f!,.
calumet. he Collins steamers are named
after oceans and seas, and the Cunardcrs at
ter countries.
Washington, .'nlv l5.-Di> AGRrrp.-The
Jury IN llrrhcrt's ease have d,>acr..d and
teen discharged. A new tial commences
to morrow
Preston 5. Brooks leaves to morrow for
South CoroIna. 1t is rnuorrd that Mr.. K,itr
Will follow his example, and re,lsh his seat.
The Poole murder will. it is estimated.
cost the city of New York something Ike.
Sloo,"o". The cost of summing extra in
r"r> on the attempt to bring on the srrond
trl | Vas s., 900.
"A stage route he's been opened through
Iowa and Nebraska TO Topeka. Kansas. thu.
giving a wide birth to AT, hi>on and his land
pirates.
STATE ELECTIONS. The following States
will hold their elections prcylou, Ia the GREAT
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Peacham Academy.

NHE Fall Term offhis Institution will C. .nrence
= on Monday the 9Th Of Sept. next, to continue
eleven weeks.
IL Will he the esrecsl aim offo Prarpo'nr 10 give
th"Fough distraction in the SOLID branches while
superior iaritie> VII te 'rCed 70 those DESTROYS
OF a"endinsfo N"s.. French. and Drurlnc.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches. ssoo
Higher English Languages, 400
French pa,
Music " th use of Piano. soo
Drawing. %,
Tuition hills are due ut the middle of the term.
Board, including wood. washing. lights and room
iufni>'sd and taken care Of N . ,'er week
APPLICATIONS may he made to Rev 4 Bou,eIl, or
10 ti'- Principal after the Isl Of September
e*o-9tl ". F.. BARNARD, A t., PRINCIPAL
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matters and Things in Kansas.

OoNvf>TI"N AT TorEkA-NIrETIyG ,x1
DISPERSION OF TnH kAN>A. LtGlslA
IFkE ON HE 4TH-I'EucftpiNrs on
COLONEL SUMNER.
81. Louis, Jane 9-Adyires from Toro
ka 10 the 4!h in,tan, state thata C,r,.,,,,,,
met there on the 2I. and passed r..otr,,n,.
!" favor OF the Republican Party. and de-
huhcittory OF the Democrats. ai,ueal,no 70
the TRENDS OF tree Kansas in Conyre,, 10 >top
the supplies until II tn>as be adj ..,l,tcd nnd,r
the Topeka Constitution.
Marsha! Donaldson and judge Elmore
read TO the Convention III. Presidents Fab.
ruary proclamation. and Governor Shannon ,
proclamation. and one from Mr.. Wood,on.
Secretary OF the Territory.
Also a note from Colonel Sumpor .,,;rc
that he would prevent the meeting Of the
Legislature.
They were nnheeded.
A"onl '"' We're present. all armed.
pom branches OF the Legislature met on
4fh instant. The roll was called. and = ouo.
rum was found TO be present.
About noon. Colonel Sumner entered the
town with POO dragons, and planted two
cannon at the head OF Kansas Avenue. TIE
troops were drawn up before Constitution
Hall, when Sumner told the citizens that h.
would NOT dIsarm them or break w the Con-
vent'on, but he had orders to dissolve the
Legislature, aud would do 50.
Gunner then repaired to the Hall Of Rem
resentaf'ves, and Informed the members that
ne bad orders to disperse them. lie said:
81 am called upon to perform the most
painful duty of my life. Under the author.
" Of The Pfesld.nt am bere 10 dissolve tbs
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FROM CALIfoENIA. - The steamship
i'anitl Webster brings dates from San Fran.
cisco to the 10Th uitimo
There had been no decrease in tho ex,;,o
mcnt at San Francisco. VERY few r...,onJ
rh 10 tue Governors Proclamation OF June
t'h ''
The Vigilance Committee had onor,1
books IN Witch the nam. of recruits war;.
down by thousands The Comn;tt.. b,,.
5000 stand of arms ard 30 pieces Of C,nno,
heir force has been divided INTO two rc,i-
meh'S, ana they have erected strong breast
works III front of their rooms. AT III. t,n If
the huli'iing they have put M An alarm bell
and III an a'ilacent room are planted several
pieces of cannon.
The governor had gathered a few hundred
men together. and gone to Brriria 10 GET
arms ami ammunition from the Arsenal. hut
''cneral Wool refused to accrdc to ,b,. d,.
mands upon hIm. therefore the Governor,
forces were encamIrd near to ill.,. ciiv.
SIX more ro"ncS had been bani>hcd. bv the
COMMITTEE, and they continued to arrest
others
On the receipt of the Governors nro,,a.
ma'.oi', h,ariy all the towns in The ,nter,or
ht'n enthusiastic meetings. endorsing the. act,
"f the Committee. and commenced tornin,
organizations to assist them IN CARVING, o,,r
their measures
trlIheS and casualties were numerous
w interest whatever was felt IN politics.
Inc reports from the mines were ta,u,3.
b!e' and agricultural pro>pcrts good.
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Mr.. VIM. Wells. Of Waterbury. is now
making surveys in this Comfy for Mpssrs
NalIIng 4 l'urllngame, OF Providence. Rhode
Island, who are about to publish maps OF the
scvcra! Counties, and also of the whole
State