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aefubrt, Rep -Dptt, Is, Nai 1855.
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50 bbts. tefen 3atsr. turn teraSgsftstn prets
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penn 0lpariint IS 5 psf. Mnltben 1875 @
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burfen 10 @rnt3 dh9eSpgsn Wtrber. Die Gpmpa9nte erlaubt
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fslhf n1itjuytiieu.
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@fu1on uno Smroten,.

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en 3tu&ert pr @siatr pttr etnc6 thf nurjelrhen utetIacn
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Fb Damn 70 hattntete. baB lie Utimois Die sewcknliGsrtt.
NJ hIunntnIten nftI tcIn- D ------- IL -.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-11
FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL H. 1850

OF them in the employment Of Government, and 1t
is to them that the people are indebted for the ef
fcciyc state Of their army. The principal produce
ton of the country is coffee, of which the export is
large tho greater part being sent to England. The
Government were in great CONSERVATION at the sue
Gees Of the Walker party in Nicaragua, thinking,
no doubt, that their turn would come. They made
preparations to resist invasion, but it is not likely
that they will attempt to net on the offensive.
This last expression of opinion was, it APP
pears, erroneous; for tho declaration of war
came from Costa Rica. Honduras, which
adJoins Nicaragua on the north, is declared
by the same writer to be favorable to the
America Nicaraguan government, while Qua
tcmala, which is the greatest and most I'M
portant of the Central American States is
pronounced the most hostile to American in
ilucncc Recent accounts from that quarter
state positively that all the Central
American states have formed league
against Walker, which, however, needs full
confirmation.
The writer in Blackwood has full faith in
the ability of the American rifles to maintain
themselves against any native force which
can be brought against them, and is conf
dent that the American element is hence
forth to be supreme, and that great advan-
tagcs to Nicaragua will follow its accession
to power That the affairs of the fllibust-
crs have reached crisis seems clear. If
Walker succeeds in the present struggle he
will probably establish firmly his govern
mcnt if defeated he will doubtless he driven
from the country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-11

Professor Ehrenbcrg, tho Microscopst.
n ma; osen successfully empl,ycdby the Prus-
san ran road company, to supply evidence
ior the detection Of u thief 4 kcg Of specie
han been emptied upon the line Of the road,
rehllcd with sand, and sent ON its way, Tho
company applied to the professor to know
whereabouts on the road the sand came from.
lie asked for samples from ali the stations
examined them with his microscope--and
identified the sand in the key as coming from
one Of the stations. The field Of detective
inquiry thus narrowed was Immediately
occupied by the agents Of the police, md
the stolen treasure in short time traced to
one Of the employees Of the road.
Louis Napoleon, it il said, has n board bill
unpaid to this day--n the hands of an ex-
landlord, residing in IlDboken, y. j. The
story Is this; "When the nephew Of his
uncle was last in this country, he spent sew
eral days Of luxurious living at an inn, then
Kept by one Of his own countryncn, over
there,-hut the obligations incurred at tho
tlme have never yet been discharged, though
the Emperor, we arc assured, has rrcnuentlv
had his memory refreshed, AS to the fact. The
apartment occupied by his dcfaulting Ma
lesty, IS still shown, with the imperial initials
IL. ~, hacked out in Che panel Of the door bv
a jack knife, that (t may be added \ tho dis
tingui-hcI stranger borrowed from a son Of
the landlord, which he likewise forgot to re-
turn to the owner
The Troy Times relates an astonishing in.
stance Of sagacity in jos. Me-.rs Stands,
toblccOuists, Of that city, closed their store,
one night last week, leaving their layoritc
| Newfoundland inside. In tho morning. on
| opening the store, the floor was found t. b.,
GA fire, and tho dog was lt'uring with Lig
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FRou EuRorr-PEAcE The Asia, from
Liverpool the 22l ult., arrived at New York
on the 18th. Peace was considered as in fact
concluded. The actual business of the Con-
ference at Paris was understood to be over,
and n committee Of one representative Of each
Power was engaged in drawing the formal
treaty Of Peace, which twas supposed would
ha signed on the > It'll nit. The Empress and
child were we'll, and the Tuillcrios had been
crowded with all sorts Of dcputatipns. The Em-
pcror in answering the dcputation Of the
Peace Congress used the expression
am happy that Providence has sen tine son
at the moment when nm era Of general recon-
| citation is announcing itsclr to Europe. 80
These words were looked on in Paris as n
confirmation Of the general belief in peace.
Mr.. Buchanan has introduced his successor
Mr.. Dallas, to the diplomatic department
of Great Britain and on Monday the 18th,
tranicrred to him the charge of tho cmba-
| sy Prince Frederick William of Prussia is
to visit England in May as tho acknow-
| lodged suitor of Queen Nictoria's Oldest
daughter, Princess Royal. There is a report
! from he Crimea that two divisions of the
army, the Highland and 3D. or 4th division.
under Sir Colin Campbell, will Immediately
proceed to Canada.
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The PECULIAR IvsTrrrrio>.-JulrcB Builder.
/ Of South Carolina, declared recently in m,
/ |, ; Senate that h, would 60 out Of the
/ Mon rather than submit T. an interlictiou
| OF the right claimed for Southern gentle
men to carry their slaves into the national
territories The Union Of Saturday parai,s
the declaration under its editorial head with
great delight Such language from Seward
or Hale would be abolition treason. In the
House on tho lSt instant, Jude Warner
OF Georgia, made what is called the caImcst.
most thorough and elective Pro-Slavery spcech
OF the session. lie assumed that slave labor
impo'erlshes and e1hausts soils that con-
tinued expansion is essential to its exis-
tencc and must be had lie wanted ~,
Federal law for Slayery-it made the law for
itself The Nirginia assembly have passed
series Of very stringent laws to prevent
tho escape Of the chattcls from a condition
which they prefer to liberty, Among other
provisions, person aiding in the escauc of
a slave will be confined in tho peniteptiarv
from five to ten yeals, aud publicly whipped
as often as the jury shall prescribe, but
not over thirty-nine lashcs per day II the
slave escape in any vessel, the vessel will
be contlScatel TO the state The bill ais,
provides that pilots shall search every yes.
sci outward bound, for concealed negroes.
and compel the captain to pay five dollars
Tor the operation, its only tendency will be
to cripple the already limited commerce of
the state
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Across the LAGg.-A quarrel occurred sew
crl days since, in a bowling alley at Rousos
Point, in the course of which Geo. Crosby
struck Michael McGrlth over the head with
pin, cutting severe cash. Tho wounded
man laid himself down in grocery, and was
supposed to be asleep for several hours, but
when they tried to rouse him, he was found
to be dead. Crosby i, in Jail in phttsburgh.
\ house in Champlain, occupied by Cana
dian family, was destroyed by fire last week
\ child was burned to death, aud the mother
was badly, perhaps fatally, burned, in trying
to save her little one.
The Rouses Point Advertiser learns that a
negro died in the west part of Chozy, few
days SINCE aged lib years, Upwards of fifty
years Of lis life he was slave, Noc lori
htaie s'a"c and was owned as such by differ.
Mt iemiI'c4 Che" living in Clinton County.
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Tnr BrRLINGrov CoRNrr BANp.-The
young gentlemen of the University have, as
We are glad to learn, secured the services Of
tins Band torncxt Commencement. A good
deal of money has bccn paid in years past, to
Bands from the cities, but the music has not
always hT any means, been worth the price
paid. The boys hay, pad too dear for their
whistle. The Burlington Band is q good one,
as good as any, not composed Of professional
musicians, can very well be, and if not quite
equal to the Gernlnn or DJlworths, it is
our oo"n, and we believe in the encouragement
Of home industry.
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Kansas Intelligence.

Tho immigration into tho territory is ut
present the principal feature of afIrs in
Kansas. The boats up the river arrive
loaded with settlers. Free state ncn are
pouring in by thousands, and they must con-
tinue to if they wish to secure the new
state for freedom, for the Shareholders have
apparently changed their tactics. Sharpe
having Il very quoting effect on the ruiians
and the rro-Slnycry party now are endoa-
vorirc to secure a sufficient number Of actual
settlers to carry their measures. Pro-
Slavery men from the South are squatting
on every unoccupcd claim, and in many
cases bringing their slaves with them.
The st. Louis News says:
Since the opening Of tho river full 500 slaves
have arrived from the Ohio river on their way to
Kansas. Tie i. II Lucas took IN nearly 100. the
Star If the West 100 the Chambers 80 to -, aud
almost every boat that has started up the Missouri
river. since tho opening OF the river has taken up
larger or smaller number. Tho slaves are almost
ia ,ycry case taken in the cabin. while poor white
families going % the sane place take passage be-
l.r, oa Gceh.'
The Kansas Herald OF Freedom apprchcnds
that the principal ou,ragcs of the border
rulians Cor 4 month or two will consist Of
pirlries, which arc continued on every boat
up .he river. 1t add-. Wouldn't wonder
If they would find torpedo in some box
s,onwni.h they will OPEN"
The following are extracts from the letter
of = citizen Of the interior Of Kentucky. to
AN urtiyn friend or tLo rr,o St,to man Of
N'h-'s IN New York ln'l-het IN the
Evening POST They show that Mr. Piorco's
Kansas ro.I'y Is not 80 universally popular
IN the >'iY' states az ne s"Plo@es
b''r ST.: My object in writing to YOU is +, know
@ M i '..'' to ' "' ANY ,, ",'y'
t, Kansas, and VIII be on the sid. OF Freedom.
AN '''l,'' a.. lam. "'' Ia ,'g
lr D'il.o', intend taxi my Slave TO Canada, ami
,, ,., ,c Ill., ,',i a..
their slaves here. The frcc.Staty men in Kausa'
h'Ig been greatly "Ntr3sod; I"crc l.. a man now
H. Mimi.
have no patience with those who arc continually
-I- i,,.i'. H., 7 ',g
Of t'Hati'n without approximation aud yet insist
'i .i am, 'l'''i' 'u .n5 ~ l., u".'
islature relrr,cutiur the people of another tate.
4 cOrr.snorlant of tLo Vy,Jypc WRITING
E.. o.. - ~
'''.' N'.iHSh' N''y' ~ - -H'Fci - HANs
there is a scheme on foot 10 prpyput tina
.i: >.
"''i'''l'" VI N""s'S IT. i'.l 9''tc uhul
that part Of Nebraska lying South Of Platte
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TURNED Ur,-A letter has been received by
some one in Barton Vt, from Mr. IIoyt, the
inn keeper, whose boat was found adrift ON
Lake Memphremagog, last fall, and who WAS
supposed t. be drowned. The letter came
not by medium but by mail from Mime
sofa Mr. IIoyt disappeared not because he
was drowned, bot because he could not okcep
me mead above o.. '. h"'D.'als epeakipg,