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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

MEETING OF THE DHsocRArIo GENERAL COMMITTEE
-FhlMARy ~ BOTTOMS FOR THE oHolcB or DsLs-
eATEs 20 CONVENTION Fos rHs cHoIoK OF oAspI-
DATEs TOR CRY orrIoSs-rns srAvE sIcEsr ~
nohshp, AND nAse-RATIrICArlos NETTING 10
IN Heb.
Tne Regular Democratic General Committee mot lasa
night 81 Tainmany Hail. Wilson small In the chair, and
xessp Korspge and Webster secre,ares
The following resolutions In reference 10 the 8yraouss
nominations were passed.
Rs.olyre Thai fully srdoe ard approve .se r...u.s
cratic pay - o. syracuse % tn. lob Inst and pIedes
pcrs give We H'A' hr" a' A''' and ''i'' '''
Resolved That IN The nomination OF respected fellow
score .ry q ia e hat cootssuca ss. svaosd prove
he psr.y ssIss ~. 10
favor o. he Whole appreciates sclss
Received greet cemocr.iis ratification meeting ~
held In frcni Of rsmms1, Hs and N, square opposite
each wa,d be appointed BY The Chair 70 n rssss.
Resolutions were AFRO passed calling -uron the deuss-
oTscy 10 Zen oil themselves in the Adsv.
manic Dist icss, bof1re he 18Th lnst 81 hsvs
se,.o, o orsI..s on ,,,,o MIN y, re srsuss psa an
hcspeddcn were adcped-
ss,cl,.d IT,. !. a., u. ss@c.s
q leaders be " the ward ssccao~s
s.rsns s ress o'1 seVsa TSs.. %
esna, rlssesh and sevsn,censA words o ass IN -.
vs-r 60, sne h.. ssos c1nsotalsi s.scclalo
ps,y Coz sys r.pre.ss.os .ad y so.e .sr.
s.aer Of TIE Dc sos,c ,o.r. o. M. s ra rS and g.
IRE fra ness rs. be a-opsd . bs~se sn.Asc.' wsd b.
bone. e.prs..os q he IN y the %y"ry AMI sus%o
Ss 20 g sss ' 70 Ss , ssss
DEL q .ccs, n.d o. proper Of the so.s.s,
principe. q as p.rty he m.c,ty sr,sr.
Chair and Il ?, p eve be ss
..y.rs omusln, eouv.n IONS q u. dmoursc Vsy 50
.ha nc! cur- every derorA vose, wihon rsfer..cs
gates !, scrinsiirr committees 49,
rersons -Bcrnsrd Relb VIM VAIN fright, Thomas ~
gerald. I'm. j. isey and Dennb Root
e,spps, ~hen The committee Of I've win report
There was large attendance q members OF me cos-
miitee.
ALDERMAN TUCKER rovrrArxp ron MAYOR
The Know Nothinrs Of The Eighth ward held meeting
ii No. asi Broadway on tuesday night and formally pui
Alderman william tucker forward ~ the proper pervos
for the republicans Koow lNoihinss and rerorner "a
unite upon ~ their candidate for MAYOR ser'o' ~ rcso-
'umnns - soop'eo, ~ ."ioa - !. ~.
be ~ eSSss pfsn i . %o would M
SEQ ~ o,ser .so may oombn elsmsn % I'D IN.
' ss pr 1Ss ss mend wns
true f,,atu and esiept a. -e nno HIN 70 be ssa
ous Esyor.y mi. Il. Opposed % T.mn.uv sic-
,cp .sd s SsT ss % ire 20
for MAYOR bringing hesc resolutions before sad convsn-
Thr.c eeleesc. pledged 10 Mr.. fucker q. A ooass,
John Porshay and ssrncu) we're then elecIed, Anss
which the MI etiDg soj,urued.
KIses Corsrr DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL Nomslnovs -Tns
Second Senatorial Dstna Convention Of the democracy
met n rammsny Han, In York street, yesterday, and
som,n.,ed Samuel so:s for sensior By .cci,m.cn rns
Seventh, Eleventh, hrseentn and Nineteenth wavda.
The Third Senatorial District Convention mot 10 rs,sush
and nomns ed Francis Spinols the democratic cspdl
nm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

o<o ~
NV -e'e Aweroan -
me sne earr .uvcos arc IN Ho isvRaosc. oo"us ana
yMbs uAo guy AoSsuoeo. , -
hess hcosIosn spence q 70 quose Amefican Con
"D ~ Aa nsnef
LIVER sOoL BHRApgrupYs MARKHr
uesgyp Rebsr dy n Spence Co an olheru nav n ,uY
10 fin ana advauced g. ~irg To pcarty western canal
fot r 800 Sls Pni,saeIpbia and q Idmo,e sla 32s
Onto 80. . sss Cd Wheat vas quiet bat stead: red
wheat &c. Ct n s. "a white o. A o. Cd Corn wsu
qnief; mised and yellow, asa /: while Al n a3s The
weather wss showery
,,n,,roo, r,,x,svo, ,
No.. p.ass'.oo ~, = - go 49,.
~ 80 ,t . s,. a a. psI ,,.' NY ,u., 2
.,sss ~ , MAJ on.,,, ~ h ILL., qai ~, ,
sssn.eo' ru pe'vf a,snao. ,1orT ~ we ieqary,
1870 a "a 80 49, -. .u.ss- h,-sar..
ono,sa :. n. 70 T.i,a- -. = .h,i. a~san.% p,
NE, 81. "a az. "s1"' sA-"1@
~ -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.
The B-okcrs circular ropors ashss quiet Pots AS 81
ass Sd paris aai a. as Spirits Of iu,peniue steady,
n, 37s Rosn ,tesdy-ssles of TIE we;k, 900 barrels
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sssCusn, Sept %, 1857.
Tba RepubIcsr Judi is Convention Of NE Filth district
met oar al IL o'clock aud upani mously n3minassi
Joseph Miller CT wgerto "a their candidate for Judge
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EiNLADnbW', S1TN 1901.
The jury IN TIE Grim Oour. suR FIR libel by the Dds
Neacs sss1sl the Sun, rerdered verCic o. guilty th'
morning Tho pAiniH ~ss chaTg 9Th nel'ng oul n
~'nc'res 70 he temOc-a,s curing ne Let Presidential
ps.Na
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
FRANCE

me Assemble National, appeared on tuesday under
II, CT NJ u,c,y new name Of the srefaleB.
The Emperor ~n engaged In military operations With
ths irocps On .oEs camp II sad he woald meet
the Eureror OF Rukf. at slutigartt the 75sh inst
t,ss the Kings Of Prussia and Bavaria
wculs be present ~ tse nree,ing
Apsu.e Com e chief Of the modern school OF positive
phlo,orhy, 10 dead
NJ Ianns1s tho Mexican Eovcy 10 sssln, vss In Paris
The official Of The FreHcn harvest exceed the
erpcrsssiors antprtsined or lie abundance
Liert from Paris hst the nj din -lEeH W the
management OF ii Crodn koouer have boon smoosoed
over
The Ps.is ccvre-pondeut 81 The Darv Nsr~ say, thS
Btinsh ssen have arrived Hlle for purpose OF
cruiurs for he Bsiush army, bat that they not 20
enrol Fgcreh ahjeclr
The Bsu. o. Prsnnc returns shsw an increase 4, tho
sok ~ co.'s snd bullion Of handred tNolvo thon
ssnd poandS shlle the discouuts have diminished BY
sbsrt tbree quarters Of million s,erlng The general
poe''icn tf'he hsrh Ia tom. shst stronger
The Daily Vs crrrcep Ipdeat sri 90 tsu n p7sh rely
ssertea tIs direcL ~ tho Cfedt hohisz iutend
Bringing scion sgslpst The Tims for ~ isAe pub
leted by Rs jrrraE ~i references 70 inat society
The outes Gene ri Of the nepsyttn, ~ Gir1uds have
r~ssed ors IN r. ~ FREQ trade Only two out OF
eighty ~ aarlmerx have declged themselves avora
bic 70 thu, pc1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

srHverirLD Sept ", ssr.
The horses % be exhibited a. the National Esbi Don Of
Forces nj spriS aeh ~ be tsmported free OF charge,
" end iron, the exhibition The vsrosds from B,cton
10 AItssy aud from New Haven n Bellows FahL
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vss rteted that difference had ari-cn heweeu Aus
~. -. IN tre isHsn q1oslSr Arsl's wfar N
yvs tsss pv.Sss sac lnSvAaoAss "a 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

RcDfovco cents copdoong " be scrt OF 70 CuNa
vi hin fe~ la AGO had sailed from B~rcoionap snd oVV
n IN Csdiz add Masga
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SWEDEN.

funs N re pspa' States npeu rarsors ne woon the
two governments was predioed by some ,urDais.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

Tho ~ -e-ilr,ilon ~ 10 tho I1surTe ton ~ Lahorn
hss prmDs 81 Tscnty ~ The prisoners are 70 De
It'd for rouldsr rod mslmng tne soldiers snd inc ~
uairder fyr high treason
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

Ueoioai oousu ta'iou AAs,pS declared the King OF
e~sden OnAhk 10 sustain tse bur n euhlc Affairs f
year 20 come The srg has qass provide
fos their government during hts iioess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

Departure Of shs Europa.
BBroH, Sc,s q, 1857.
The royal mall steamship Euro sailed to-day ~ II
ocock With &c for Liver POOL and ~ foe Hax
lax. Sne takes out specie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

Tie latest ses from West UoAst Of Africa stae that
the slsvr trade brisk Ia sbe BShN 4 9enn
ss~er uSder SpsDi cllrs had been captured with two
huLdr aad trirts sisves on lard Ao0lher had been
dest Dyed II Aocys snd another, which 10
esoape from cruiser had been seised destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
FINANCIAL .ND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MAKKKr.
hesss Barring 6ros. 4 %. reeur money setye ct un
charged rites
,hs bullion in the Bank Of England had decreased
fao00
Bar silver 80 Va Eagles, 76s 3D.
Tom ola 10 money cloeea at 9oH 9of, and for account
eek
AMn
9srrg Rrober repot Am securities rot much a.
fected b. the rom ses York aAlos min
tsot 3arshnd IS, bo ds 6gk Peensylvania SIS, i4k
.aAreehne'h ~ Eds, te2 Be.l % report saes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24
RUSSIA,

The Emperor syyivsc u wa.sa~ On tAa 9th iust-
Two psyNes Of Dssn and Eagish pailsrs had row n
81 Pe4erehurR ~hch resulted II the death Of Russian
numerous ard ere ures 70 tho others both
sdes The pce took about one hundred Of the 90 nbat
apU into custody.
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DENMARK

DEN III AK
The Hostetn Diet, aoopu us- ON ,lusons AZ tho
pwU a tho Ccmmsss0 s,psthtet by them 10 ex. mine
the pvCj-ct cf sututtcn hU ref 10 diaoass
that proect rn the relations Hols elm an Den
marx az euiteiy retued ONLY two emberv voted
ossn,t the adoption Of tns ooncusous Of The
sior.
ne iate Atemp sopoiAtion on The part OF ths Danish
e,pms0t has, therefore, been rejected, purely and
sir ply.
TURKEY.
Fusr Pscha Res bern ap President Of the Tamil
mat In plaoe OF Reaohld Psoha
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Krses Corsrr DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS -Tns
Second senatorial Dat1a Convention Of ne democracy
met 81 rammsny Han, In York street, yesterday, and
pomnssed emuel Sloan for senator By soolsmascn me
dsrici comrrses the First, second, Third, Fourth rnh
SEVENTH Eleventh, Thirteenth and Nineteenth wayda.
The Third senatorial District Convention mot 10 vsthush
and nomins cd Francis spinols the democratic csDdI
date FOR Sersoy Of that dbtros The district com ,v'sas
the sixth, Eighth, Ninth, Tenh, rwelfth, Four,esn.A
Fnssn,n, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth yards
80 'he 'o-u' ~ N"~ Ut-tcN q-s7esc-d, Fusa.h FsS
lsna. "a. sss Lx~.x.
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PERST A.
AFRICA.

CcrstsnSpeple despatch II 9Th Inst vie Vienna,
announces that the Penisns have evacuated aerat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-24

sausr lie rays tn panic In No York caused
nu b anxiety ~ he f. or,ught forwa many
buyer At low ra'es for Illinois Cent There
good demand tr New York raj, Readin Erie aao
vi hesn Snthern
The rnes 81 Friday roeoris the foa wing business on
he preceding Gay Illinois Central Rroad shares,
premium Illinois Central rs 1876, 86k 86x; Erie Rail
READ tt.ck, 20.
LIVERPOOL COT rcN MARKET
TIE B,oksrs cu,uiar the ssle OF the last three
dsys 81 bsks Of whon alators took ~ 900
and sporiers 20 900 bess American advanced d and
oh-r quail ,ss I'D 10. The vales Friday were IL,
0e or vbich custos took coo and exporters
100 TIE market cl,sed nrm. The following are the
QUE, atoms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

IHe Cun-d steamship NH'i'o'' lI'A'
Lt"rl l''i November ~ arrived at ii'iiI'N
" .In-sl'y morning. HE monetary lFe.
sur, I'M E4-lul continual to be- severe.
"a. , -, ,.a. N...,.,..
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"ll'Iet'''n' ID, ''' .'I'N ioi u'.'Iun' ~,
c,. i~th'' Una" ''in'uls''uI' anu t'I' iia.
'' i'l'ur.' was 7yI'3",'E 'Ale.l',o NC i'yN
''"7 lr''uN'4 - 90"
In u' HN'''su ;I11' Mi'" ',i'','',sa .;i -,
|' "' man H'''''' - ,t.,:,
w. IN '"e p4''''n 'I1uv' liaoIli,''s u'lo
"u"'',r ',," ~. anu l'''"''
s'"' IIU"'' ~ -eH''"' ii.qr i'n,'!Y
IN on"ss'IU' o' N"lpI van G'''I 'ios'
ll'',''''o' o' "Io"C s'A ""''tiVH t"ou
''"' l"u"N' S.e' ~, 0'','''o' ." ,,.'' oY''4',''
m'I''"u,, l' ''l'''es io'J =, Wv Guo'iu
l0""ts hto' ,N W c'''Ia' I'm itu i0'
'oI,, HtoilI,'s. Ior'y tIou,%la pJuuus, pl, :;
lnr roDl'llly "a 'uII''TI ,'..'o ~
''' "lH" '"'o was ,T 't' - e. =.
arm '.'e was isa'luVu 10 i%e'S rHa ,..'.
suC' s',t, rIt unteoes'ily ,fsI "' ''D0' "'''
"' u, .ini az t.- ,r,;.,,.., sara
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11
THE FREE PRESS
BURLINGTON

FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1857.

The defeat Of Fernando Wood, last week &,
as candidate for Mayor Of New York city,
is an event Of no ordinary Importance. The
whole nation has deep interest IN the gov
crumrut of New York city. That govern
mcut for me time has been fast approach
ing condition intolcrable to all, either re
silruts or casual visitors, those only OK
c,ptcl who live by deeds Of disgrace and
crime and it las made aw.2l strides to-
wards such contamination, since Wood s
entry on the mayoralty, and in great de-
gree through his influence. To such a
Ii.ch had his audacty arisen in promoting
violence and corruption that decent and
honest men Of all political organizations be.
came frightened at the prospect before them
Tbcv saw but one way Of escape from the
porils of his reelection, and that was by
combination Of all men who wished intcgri-
ty to prevail over dishonesty in the admin
i.uuGyu Of city unlirs, in favor of some
MAN whose past life would he a guarantee
,i Ii, official as well Us rriEu.o honesty.
Tuc election ot Mr. li,maun by the union
Of honest mon Of all parties, is an omen Of
good to New York city for the future. The
glng Of rufilns, rowdics, pot-house Keepers,
pimps, swindlers, thieves and murderers,
whose combined action was the chief stay
and support Of Fernando Wood and men Of
bis stamp. will find its power broken. only
Jet honest men all g to the polls hereafter,
and il will stay broken but if thousands 90
back to thoir old habit Of leaving others to do
the voting, that power Will soon be rein
stated and as destructive as ever.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

lua Loss on THE CENTRAL AMERlCA.-A
committee Of investigation Of the cause
which led to the loss Of the Central Ameri-
ca steam ship, consisting Of the following
crutl men Commodore NJ. c. Perry, Capt
Nara Eyc, +. 5. Ltthror. \. y. Low. c. H.,
IT rshau, j. D. Jones, Alfred Seton and
A.xaadgr Y. Fraser, have made their re
port They say, in substance, that though
the vessel and machinery were, for aught
that appears, sound and strong. the pumps
were plainly faulty-thlt the fires were let
& down from carclcssncss-that up to the
s.oprlge Of the engines, no water Of conse-
quynce had reached the engine room, nor
was there reason to apprchcnl danger from
tlat source sJ long as the fires were kept
up. There wa, no serious leak in the bot
tom Of the vessel, but water insdiously en-
tered By some If the air ports, as she was
lying ON her side, AMI also by the opening
at the patIlo wheel shaft. The report
closes as follows
. Il cannot AMI should not be concealed
that the testimony before the committee
goes to show that the Central America was
lat found and equipped as she ought to
have iccu, that her ere" was not suli lent
iy numerous. that she was without a car
pyut r or suitable carpenters tools and,
,hut seems to the committee most serious
defect, D. ing common, it Is feared, in many
OF our passenger steamers, there was 4
want 4l proper organization IN rcgnrl to
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ReIlgious Intelligence.

We understand that an unusual reI's'ou'
intere est has heou prevailing ior TWO vi
three months in tho Congreglt onal chuIc"
and society, in swanton, under the pastor
al charge Of Rev. j. B Perry. About
twenty conversions have thus far resulted
from it and the interest, which commenced
among the younger portion Of the society,
is extending among the mid lie aged, anil
heads of families.
A revival in progres. in CAstlcton Sem
mary. \ correspondent Of the y. y. FL
amincr states that no special means Of grace
had been employed. when suddenly almost
the entire school was filled with serious
ness, and a large number angiousy inqui-
ring and several conversions Immediately
took place.
JAMES 7. F5rp, wl9 has been ll5orins
with much success for the rt.t year in
Stowe and Wocott. was orlliuel and in
stalled AZ p,stor Of the church in stowe,
the 2jtn ult. Invocation and Reading tho
scriptures. Rev. II. y. Burton. lic.nHlto
PRAYER. Rev. 4. {. Rose. Of the Methodist
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

llAtrl p, CuARLf- SJNNLU.-We hlv.
!Jythovue 90 make any statement with re
gard o. Mr.. Sumner ) health since his return
from Europe, because We were without any
information beyond general report and the
obvious signs OF improvement Indiclted by
his persona! aPpcarancc But the opinions
of eminent III .IIcll authorities, which have
come 60 our knowledge, eua' iC rs now to
make q precise statement.
Mr. sumner has gained very much by his
travels, and Li- general health Is all that
can BE desired But We have been disap-
pointed at learning that the injuries which
he originally received still make Themselves
felt in q most important part of the system.
The medical authorities in Europe and
America, who have considered his case,
concur that, with proper caution, his com
Ilctc restoration j, certain but 1t will BE-
the work OF time, and may be entirely ar
rested by any premature excrtlOn. The
European authorities, among whom are
some Of the highest names Of science, adyis
ed against his present return to the excite
ment- Of public action, and went so far as
10 saw in q written opinion which we have
read, that he did it at the peril of his
life. Mr.. Summers medical adyiser in
Boston, who has carefully considered his
case since his return, is unwilling that he
should take bis seat in Congress at the pre-
sent session, except with the understanding
that be shall content himself with the sim
plest discharge OF his duties, without any
active participation in the public business.
And this opinion Of his immediate adviser
has the concurrence Of other distinguished
members Of the profession.
Mr. Sumner, We understand. intends to
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.,..,,, l.; o.;... .t; III; ,,.. j.; ;r,r. ,
,nIlon or,,n =. ,ia g.. ~ p,iSa,
M,s, ororn roo1,n, ,,.o ,,,,ro or t,o spc.
coss;,o oonriot;on. a. tho ,rosor4 form or
,bo Chittondon conrtv C,nrt Of Josonb
1onl,ot and J,sc,b nnbcrt l,r Eo,,ar). for
BURGLARY at tho house Of Samuel ReaA.-ur
rranei. X,vi,r ,oI;as NickA Blunel,s.
IIccrv and .To,,, R,bor, .Ioso,b IIop,rcnc
(,r NI,n,n. S,muoI vb,b,ut (,r Tebo,.
and .Josenb PARKER for the BURGLARY of Nc
Lanes shoe shon.-and Of Mich. Brunncllo.
Henry Robcrt .Iosorh Morarcho and Joho
NcCnno. (alias Whitehall Jack for th,
bur,l,rv ot Nnrnbv,s storo An occornt Of
N. means bv ,vbicb tbo.c criminals NOR,
csnociallv tho oanr Of seven concerned in
the two last mentioned robbcrics. were
BROUGHT to Justice. will not be without in.
tcrcst
Ear ci.l.t or ts, ,,,rs u srcc,s.io, nr
,,.tt,,ro,,Lorio. ,.',,l,r,, ,r .,..,l..sl,,,..
l,+ =, lr,. .o,,r,;,l,. ,.,....l r...s.l, .,l
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.;.... 80, l,.....
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hoon o,nriotod ord ,,ri.l.,l r.. .r..u
rocs Inn. +ho s,ooos.;.,, If .r.b .F.r...
hos noror loon .sor;o,.1s in4,rr,,.od Th,+
,ho ,..a.a.. s,,.o. ,,.,.,,l, t.,o- ,,;,.
,oyso1 s,ul ,,o,, dor;n,, .r;,n,, mn. c,o,
,,r ,,,,,rl,. T., ,r,o..otl.,,.t
ola tn. .ho1,n. oii,l t,, r.;,.,+, o,,,.r-
rri.e has ot last resumed its snprauacv.
Abou+ t,vo ,roeks sine, Mr. D,rl,n. n
oao.ootiro" hn tr,do r,ss;,, r,ron,b
Ronso.s Paint hoard thora thot tborts ,r,,
IF orrr.o,oot o,,I roce,,+ occ,rro,oo b,r, H..
,o,,.i;,,.,,, ,,,.,, lo., .,,l, ,...,.,i,,so+ tf,
IIo,r,rd Iiorso Ioorno1 so,o Of ,bc ,e--
,;cr,,rs or tbo ror,orv If Nct,no.s 5n,.
sbo, nm tho ,tb uIt i,trodrcol hiusa,rt,
Mr. Ncr,no viii, n, of,;.r r.. .,,pr, r.rn
co,,,,,rs,ti,, tbo 5,tc.t;,, or tbo rgi.,-
lar rr hrr.,,,rs and oc,o,ur,,i.l hy Nr.
McI,nc. went t, Constable Huntington,
+, whom he formally rendered his services
for the clnture of the set Of thieves which
infested the town. His method. he stated,
would b., to make the ucouaintancc of tie
thieves MS u travelling member Of the same
profession and receiver Of stolen property,
and having gained their confidence to secure
the evidence necessary u convict them.
lie asked as preliminary simply that some
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HEAVY STECIE CAPITAL At the time the
injunction was served on the Sanford Bank.
Maine, says the Bangor Wing, they had
safely slowed away IN their vaults, IN specie
the enormous sum Of tou, dollars and seu-
eateel cents. BY the help Of the cashier,
the Bank Commissioners were able to count
il accurately IN less than three hours, We
understand that short ninepenoes and four
pences constituted the bulk Of the cash on
hand 1t is thought, however that the
property IN the possession Of the receivers
will uoorlv nr quito frHir.' tNo ~ 4 lol lerq
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-11

SLAVES HELD N Iowa. - The Fairfield
(lowa,) Ledger is informed On good au
thority, that Missouri slave holder has
removed to Warren County, in that State,
and has brought with him five Or six slaves,
whom he claims right to keep and work
on the iree-soil Of Iowa. under the Dred
Scott decision. II that decision is not re
pudiated, such practical illustrations Of its
teachings will soon be found in every free
State lows owes it to herself to strike tho
manacles from every slave brought within
her limits by an explicit and percmptory
statute,
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N.>uvL>r AND STATUE TO EIuAN ALLEN.
1t was intended to have the monument to
.gu,S ALIEN completed before Winter,
bu, unexpected mndrance7 have delayed the
work and it will not be finished till next
season. But besides tie monument pro-
,ii Il .or by legislative enactment, the lur-
pos now is to have a characteristic colossal
statue probably OF granite, and executed
by an artist Of genius, placed On the top o f
the column. Leave Was obtained OF the
legislature to have this token Of individual
respect for the memory Of the Hero sur
mount the public memorial Of the State.
The cost OF such Statue will be $1,000, and
d subscription ,5 now in most successful
pr rress under the authority of the commit
tee, John ~ Pomcroy and Charles Adams
E-45-, to raise the means. Mr., Warren
Root! gl this place, for the present, has it
in charge. The subscriptions are limited
to 1n, dgNU from each individual lsAyc
that heads Of families are allowed to give
at that rate for the members Of their iaml
lies--so that no one need be hindercd from
ioiuius in work So grateful to the feelings
Of Nermontcrs. 60 save time and ex-
p-usc, all subscriptions are paid as they
are subscribed As soon as the amount Is
raised UnI that could be done in a week if
persons enough could be called upon in that
t.mel the committee will place the execution
.." tI.. Stain. in rr,rrp.s So that when tla
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NAloNAL ENrE>pTURts A special tei'-
graphic despatch 10 the New York Times
makes the following announcements in re
gard to the National appropriations Cor the
coming year
90 The treasury estimates OF appropila-
ton for the next fiscal year have been made
up, ami despite every effort to reduce them,
the total amount estimated Is about Serp,tV
millions The estimate for the War De-
partment alone is ncsaty d'l1 a quarter uu-
h5nS-beinS largely increased by the anti
cipated Mormon War, The total Naval es-
Inmates, including the special service and
the construction of the new steam sloops OF
war, amount TO fourteen piii0HS.