The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-07-16
News of the Week.

VfSSV w oe, NUN oOiodu3 VOOuriihS
since the news of last week, is a slight
difficulty, between Mr.. Dallas and a
turkey Of Queen Victoria. Our Min
lister took to the Queens reception, a
gentleman who by some accident, was
not dressed according to the etiquette
of the court. The gentleman was de-
MED admittance and he and Mr.. Dali
las both retired. This was made the
occasion of a great cutlery, in the Lon
don papers, about onr Republican in
science, and until corrected and ex>
planned. as it subsequently was, John
ny Bull was quite cantankerous. The
insuperable objection to the admission
Of the stranger was, the fact that he
wore black stock.
CAMFoRNIA,-The last steamer
brings intelligence that tho Government
is still in the hands of the Vigilance
Committee at San Francisco. Six
more rascals have been excluded from
the state, and it is said the whole of
California are ready to sustain the
Committee. The Governor has vain
ly endeavored to call out the militia and
to obtain arms from the Military force
of tho United States. The excitement
has paralized business and no interest
is taken in politics. Only $750,OO0
is RENTED in Treasure.
Naturalization. Walker has
been elected President. The former
incumbent, Rivas, has declared war
on Walker, and Walker has proclaim>
ed him traitor. They are probably
destined to keep up the civil war
which has 80 long harassed that unfor-
tunate country.
Col. BENTON made another scorch>
ing speech at Boonville Mo. last week,
in which he paid his respects, with
his usual courtesy, to Mr.. Douglas.
- The X. N. Conncil of which
George Law was a member in New
York City, recently expelled Mr.. Law
for the heresies Of his Fremont letter
to Mr.. Scroggs.
- The " Southern rights, and Un-
ion Safety Congress of New York 4"
being the scheme of finding out mans
politics before buying his goods, has
gone into operation at New York.
- Bishop Meade of Virginia, was at
tackled by a Richmond paper, because it
charges that he used q too encouraging
strain of remark" in administering the
rite Of confirmation to some slaves The
paper proposed to drive the Bishop out
o. the State
- The Free State Kansas Legisla
ture which met on the 4th at Topeka,
were dispersed BY Col. Sumner and his
dragons without resistance.
- The Quartermaster General Of
Missouri is out in o card, in which he
peremptorily denies that any arms have
been given out of the State Arsenal ex.
cept to regularly organized companies,
aud declares that the Governor has inva-
riably refused to let StriDgfellow & Co.
have single gun.
&C. A Kendall late postmaster at
New Orleans, seems to be very pugna-
cious sort of character. He punished
two gentlemen within the last week. As
he is at present out Of business he is
ready to turn his hand at anything
-Bayard Taylor sailed for the north
of Europe, from New York, on Wednes-
day.
- The Country Gentleman, one Of
the best papers in the United States,
commenced new volume last week.
Amos A. Lawrence declines being
a candidate for Elector in Massachu'
sets. His personal relations to Mr..
Fillmore make him unwilling to vote
for Fremont.
- The old line Wings Of Missouri
have given in their adhesion to Mr..
Benton, and will vote for him for Gov
ernOr.
- The Republicans of Maine have
nominated Mr.. Hamlin for Governor.
He is tie Democratic Senator, who
renowned his allegiance lately, on the
| floor of the Senate.
John Van Buren, has returned to
the Democratic party. and made long
speech in old Tammany Hall few
nights ago From appearances one
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