Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

lgive an analysis of the King of Naples, reply
to the Western Powers, which it save has been
much misrepresented. The King considers the
lnterterence of the Western Powers AS an en-
cro.chlnent on his kingdoms Independence and
not justified hv actual circumstances conse-
qnently he refuses to rrc,anIze sch Interior
ence. lie does not refuse the suggested reforms.
but considers the Neapolitan government the
best judge of the opportunity. lie does not
say, that if any real cause OF grievance exists
on the part of the Western Powers, he is open
to an European Congress.
The CRops.-A correspondent at Walpole
N. H., writing Sept. 10, TINS speaks OF the
crops in that Vicinity
I" The hay Gro was of good yield and quail
ty. The sown grains were of good growth and
most OF them harvested in good order ; yet oals
were so mach injured by the heavy rains as will
advance the price. Corn is generally good and
iipening well much of it is now being cut and
set in the field for drying. There S yet in this
vicinity much of the last years corn crop in
store. The potatoes are as good as they have
been Of late years. The fruits of the vines and
trees are unusually scarce. Apples are more
scarce and sinai in most orchards than is before
remembered by their owners-no enough az
pies for home market"
The CiNcrNNATI Wild WOMAN, whose case
has recently excited much interest, has
been discharged from the Ohio Lnnati1 Asylum,
cured hen placed in The Institution, her
insanity did not amount to mania, hut wis de-
preston Of mind more than aherr ion,-the
result Of abuse and neglect. E,rly deceived
and dupnl by some nliscrcant Sic has b,cn
cy,, ~, rntirnl and lif.a ~
She recovered her speech and health and the
deep. melancholy gloom, almost amounting to
dependency, which manifested itself OCCASION
ally, Disappeared, and she expressed great thank
fitness for having been placed in tho asy lum
The woman is twenty three years Of age, IL ma
tiv of Missouri her father, when she
was quite young, removed to Tcxas-sho is the
mother of two children II has been raised in
good life. and is respectfully connected
A plot is on foot in New York and Perm
sylvania Designed to bolster up the failing
fortune Of Buchanan. The following from
the New York Tribune relates to the sub
lject.
We have Trustworthy advices from
consuta ton held at Emira last week be-
tween some leading managers of the Bachan-
an and Fillmore parties respectively III which
it was agreed that all the disposaAe Fill
more vote of Pennsylvania should be thrown
for Buchanau on condition that the movable
Buchanan vote Of this State should in like
manner be concentrated on Fillmore. We
have never doubted that such an arrange
Jment would be made before election, but we
give TIE contrivers notice that it cannot win.
1t will only precipitate and intensity the
general stampede Of both Americans aud
Democrats to the standard Of Fremont and
Freedom"
The above project, monsrous as it APP
pears, we have reason to think is seriously
entertained by the INSCRIPTIONS managers Of
the Buchanan and Fillmore parties. 1t is Il
desperate resort to save the Ostend liIilbus-
,er. but will not succeed