Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-28

ST. LOUIS, August 6-Adyices from
Lcavenworth of Monday state that Wood,
and knowton, the companions Of the two
men hung on Friday. were being tried by TIE
Judges OF the Vigilance Committee. The
people were intensely excited. and expressed
a determination 70 lynch the prisoners at an
hazards Gov Walker and Judge Iccompie
had addressed the people, but ailcd to pacy
them.
RrcHNoND, Aug The late Secretar,
of the Navy, Mr.. Dobbn. died at Fayetto-
Vile, yesterday
WAsHiNoToN, Aug. 2l.-The Interior De-
pariment has received intelligence from rclia-
bic gentlemen and fugitive Mormous that
brigham Young is preparing TO resist Gen.
Harney-tha, DE has relapsed into the gross
est inhdclity and atheism, and that he COM
tinues to hold zap the government of the Unit
ed states to the supreme contempt of the
Mormons
The sale Of the Delaware Kansas trust
lands yielded over S5S7, 900
ST.. PAuIs, Min, Aug. 49, Via Dubuque
2lst.)-IAe Democratic Convention to-day
passed resolution for the appointment of a
committee to confer with the Republican Con-
vontion' for the purpose of arranging for the
submission of but one Constitution TO the
people. 1t is not probable that the members
OF the two bodies will meet in one convention.
but the great obstacle to the immediate set
Element of the difficulty is removed.
lhe rnmorcd collision between the Sioux
ana Ohippewas is without foundation.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. PA letter in the Re-
P"ol'ea"' dated Fort Kcaruey 18th inst, says
tnat the 9th and 10th Regiments Infantry and
lhclps battery had arrived there. Capt.
van Welt had gone in advance on important
business. The troops were much dissatisfied,
ana inc two Infantry Regiments had lost near
ly 500 men by assertions
CmcAoo, Aug, 2l.-J. o. Bragman. edi-
tor of the Hrmocot was arrested this morn
ing for robbing the Post Office drawer, Of
money and letters. which were found in his
possession. lie waived an examination and
was held to bail in $4,000.
BLOODY From WIN INDrAYs-A dis
patch dated st. Louis, 22d, SAYS:
Colonel Roberts, who has arrived here
from New Mexico, reports that a battle had
occurred between the Apache Indians and
Col. Miles command, on the ella river, in
which twenty-five Indians were killed, and
upwards Of thirty wounded. Lieutenants
Stein and Davis. and nine priyates were
wounded Col Miles recovered a large a.
mount Of property"
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-The Surrogate to-
day decided against Mrs. Cunnneham's claim
TO the Burdeil's estate, and gives it to Tie
blood relations of the deceased
-. New YoBK, Aug. 2I.--The Ohio Life and
a., trust Company suspended this afternoon
he street is full Of rumors, and there is great
excitement, 1t is stated that the suspension
IS IN consequence Of parties to whom it has
loaned largely in Railroad stocks, being una
bic to respond.
coon REPORT or THE CRoPs.-The crops
OF Minnesota, notwithstanding the ravages of
the Brasshoppers, were never better than the
present year.
Ormand W. Fletcher, of Springfield, rails
cd this season from one kernel of rye, sown
last september, zoos kernels. The stalk was
ieet inches high, and the whole field was
OF an enormous growth, the product being
larger than ever before taken from the same
quantity of ground in that vicinity
WIN. SLADE, Jr, of Cleveland, Ohio, son
ot Ex-Governor Slade of this State, has been
nominated for the State Senate by the Repub-