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The WEATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
and will be continued daily when the line is in
working order. The time Of observation is
about Z O'Clock a. m: .
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THEWAfn WORKS LErrINGs.-Last even-
ing, at a late hour, Capt. Meigs got through
reading off the bids for this work in the pres
ence of the large concourse Of bidders who at
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mentary testimony was read on the behalf of
the Government, and put in ere we went to
Before Court No. 8, 1t. D. D. Porter, (called
by the Goyenment,) has been the only witusss
examined in thepending case of Captain Voor-
hess since the Star was published yesterday
He is still under examination.
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FCOLIMBIA ENGINE COMPANY. Mol /.
he AN ma adjourned SPECIAL meeting dfthe Company
FRIDAY EVENING, May 9th, ut 7Is O'Clock
BUSINESS Of the utmost importance demands the at
BY order. PJ ENNIS
may 7-2tH Corresponding Secretorv
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In Troy, on the 9TH inst, widow Phelps,
in peace, aged 70.
InLyndon, on the 9th ult., of typhoid
fever, Mr.. George W. Burt, in the 34th
year of his age.
In Maidstone, on the 24th ult., of in
flammation of the brain, Hannah G..
daughter of John G. and Jane B. Stanly,
aged years.
In Fairfax, on the Sd inst, Mr.. Henry
H., son of Hon. Asa Uibbard, of West
Concord, in the 21st year of his age.
In West Concord, on the Sd inst, Mr..
Frederick Hill, in the 18th year of his
age.
In Hardwick, on the goth ult., of con-
sumption, Mrs, Abigail A, wife of Mr..
Cyrus P. Webster, aged 20 years.
In Burnett, Wis, Oct. 18th, of con-
sumption, Mrs. Lydia Jane Weston, wife
of Charles Weston, Esq, and daughter
of Capt. John Gilman, Stanstead, aged
80 years.
In Guildhall, on the 23d ult., Jane.
Steele, Esq, aged 62 years.
! In Salem, on the 9th ult., Ann, wife
of Charles Watson, aged 81 years.
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A caucus Of Southern Senators
(tairteen in number) was held last even
ing to consider what course they should
pursue in reference to Senator Douglas.
/ understand they denounced his course,
and unanimously read him out of the
party"
The Times correspondent says:
Senator Wade of Ohio, who never
misses the opportunity for a joke, met
the detection of Douglas and Stuart with
the declaration that it acas the first sI1Ue
instruction he ever saC-a suggestion
which excited not a little merriment
among those who heard it.
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Washington Talk.

We take the following extracts from
the Washington correspondence of the
Tribune:
a noticeable fact, the significance of
which is very obvious, was the remark
that fell from Senator Mason in the de-
bate on confirming the nomination of
Secretary Stanton's successor. 1t was
urged by the Administration Senators
that there was necessity that the no
mination of Denver should be confirmed
forthwith, as otherwise there would be
no Governor. They were reminded
that Gov. Walker was still in Office, and
that he probably would soon return to
Kansas. Mr.. Mason replied that the
moment Gov. Walker began to turn his
footsteps toward Kansas he would under
60 the fate of Mr.. Stanton.
Stanton's friends assign as a reason for
converting the Territorial Legislature,
the apprehension that the Topeka gov
eminent might be put in motion, and thus
involve the danger of a collision with
the Federal authorities.
Office seekers are periodically indig-
nant at Douglas opposition, and denounce
him as worse than Republican. The
President is much exercised also, and
told gentleman yesterday that he would
determine on his appointment next week
unless demolished by Douglas.
Senator Hunters reelection is worm
wood to the administration and Governel
Wise"
The N York Courier and Enquirer
correspondent says:
The President is stated, upon credi
Ole authority, to have last evening de
clared, in a public company, that Nh
douglas had ruined himself, and ha
better suffer the loss of his seat in tn
Senate, than to forfeit the attachment c
the South"
The Herald has the following, date
the 10th:
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Gov. Walker Missing.

The New York Times, which is gen
orally supposed to know as much about
Gov. Walkers movements as any other
paper, says
e." Just now the sudden disappearance
of Governor Walker is the topic of dis
cussion. Only night or two since he
was entertaining the Dutchmen at the
St. Nicholas with speech upon the
Union and the necessity of standing by
the Democratic principle of Popular
Sovereignty. But before the smoke from
their pipes had cleared away he had van
ished, and has not been seen since that
time by his anxious Custom House
friends. 1t was at first supposed he had
gone to Washington, but our kilograms
from that city report that his non-appear-
ance there has created even more alarm
there than his disappearance here. The
horrible suspicion is limited in official
quarters that he has started direct for
Kansas, and that he does not intend that
Secretary Denver shall become acting
Governor until President Buchanan gives
him official notice of his dismissal. We
hope this report is true. 1t would have
been q great deal better for Gov. Walker
as well as for Kansas and the country, i
he had never left his post or official duty
and the sooner he can return to it the
sooner will the mischiefs Of his leaving i
be repaired. 1.-THE President has am
fresh instructions to send him, he probab
lily knows his Post Office address"
The Washington correspondent of tn
same paper says:
The government telegraphed in ev
cry direction to day friday to find Gov
ernor Walker, but without avail.
Martin, the Secret Agent of the Ad
ministration, has returned to Kansas wit
Gen. Denver"
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MARRIED.

In Jay, on the 9th inst, by Rev. A.
Howard, Mr.. Charles R. Bartlett and
Miss Mariana Sanborn, both of Jay.
In St. Johnsbury, on the Sd inst, by
Rev. Geo. n. Weber, Mr.. Nathaniel P.
Dean, Jr., and Miss Alkaline B. Perigo,
all of St. Johnsbury.
In St. Johnsbury, on the Sd inst, by
Rev. Geo. n. Weber, Mr.. John w.
Lynch of Danville, and Miss Elizabeth
E. Freeman of the former place.
In St. Johnsbury, House, on the Sd
inst, by Rev. W. W. Thayer, Mr.. Lo-
ren ?. Winslow, and Miss Hattie P.
Lawrence, both of Waterford.
In St. Johnsbury, on the I'd inst, by
Rev. D. Packer, Mr.. Moses A. Stevens,
and Miss Della S. Daniels, both of Dan
vile.
In Lyndon, on the 4th inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Hale, DIR. Charles S. Cahoon, and
Miss Charlotte Chase, both of Lyndon.
In West Concord, on the ID inst, by
Rev. Fl. Tabor, Mr.. James Fl. Cheney
of Westmore, and Miss Abigail Cobleigh
of Burke.
In West Concord, on the Sd inst, b.
Rev. L. H. Tabor, Mr.. George p. Miner
of Littleton, n. H., and Mrs. SohproniI
E. Gleason, of Waterford.
/ In Wheelock, on the Sd inst, by Rev
Jonathan Woodman, Mr.. Almon Ora.
and Miss Mary Way, both of Wheelock
In Lancaster, n. H., by D. Eastman
Esq, Mr.. Geo. Hicks and Miss Lucreti
S. Baker, both of Lancaster.
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e. The New York Freenaan's Jou'

G. The New York Freeman's Jour
nal (Catholic) remarks:
1--WE can see in the Message no reason
why the President will not be deeply
gratifed at the measure that it will de-
volve on Judge Douglas, as the author of
the Kansas Nebraska Act, and as the lea
der of the Democracy in the Senate. to
bring in, for securing TO the people of
Kansas their sovereign right of voting
on the Constitution under which they are
to live. This, at any rate, Is the ground
the whole Democratic party, North and
South, must keep, or commit suicide
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STIMSON'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT.
ORLEANs DIsTRICT. b.

Ats Probate Cont holden ut lrasburgh, Ia
~ said district, on the 10th day of December,
A. D 1857
Whereas, Jos an N.Stevens and Abigail G.Stm.
son, iort administrator and Administrative OF the
estate Of Hamilton Syimson, late Of Greensboro :,
in said district, deceased, propose to render an
account Of their administration, and TO present
their account against said estate for examination
and allowance tor the purpose Of making partiI
tiou aud distribution OF the residue of said estate
under a decree Of said court, among the persoas
who ara by law entitled % the same
II IL therefore ordered by said court that the
same come under consideration aud be heard At
the Probate Office in lrasburghi on tie 9TH day OF
JANUARY. 4 d. 1885.
And il is further ordered. that al persons inr
terp,ted be notified hereof by publication Of 8
copy OF the record Of tHis order in the Orleans
independent Standard. printed at lrasburgh three
weeks successfully previous 70 said time Of hear
ing, that they may appear and contest the allow
auce Of said account, ii they see cause: and also
be heard by said court in the matter Of partition
aud distribution Of said estate.
By the Count.
silva NJ CARPENTER, Judge!
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Douglas and his Speech.

The speech of Senator Douglas is still
a subject of discussion among the Wash
ington quid nuncs, and may prove some
thing more than nine days wonder
The breach between him and the admi-
nistration is rapidly widening, and We do
not see how it is to be closed, unless, as
we anticipate he will do, the President
yields, and comedies to the people of
Kansas their right to frame and adopt
their own organic laws.
The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Ecening Post says:
Douglass speech is betterly denoun-
ced by the fre-eaters. They say that
his desertion of the party is because the
President had sighted him and his
friends, and because of the necessity of
taking the ground he has to secure his
reelection as senator. The Republicans
applaud the speech. As far as it goes, it
is clear and unequivocal, and character
jzed by the force and energy of a lead
inc statesman. But while Douglass Sc
Deration from the Administration party
is cOmplete, he is very far from having
pasd the Republicans. Except upon
The Kansas constitution they are as wide
apart as ever.
Another correspondent of the same
paper says:
The Star and Union are trying tC
whip in deserters-and to cudgel Dou
gas out of the party. Unfortunately fol-
them. he has more strength in his little
finger than they all possess"
The correspondent of the Philadelphi;
Press says:
Judge Douglass speech will b
printed in great numbers and circulate
throughout the country. He may b
said to have barely commenced the con
test
The correspondent of the Philadelphi
Ledger says:
"The speech of Senator Douglas, tc
day, was the most able, and determined
and enthusiastic that he has ever made
His whole heart and strength appears
be in the cause which he has now e:
poused-that is, the right of the peopl
to self-government."
The following is from the correspond
ent of the North american
The accounts sent out from this cit
Of the strength by which Judge Dougla
is backed in the Senate, are erroneous
After some inquiry, Messrs. Stuart
Michigan, and Broderick of California
are the only two I can find distinct
committed. Mr.. Pugh'S name has bee
used without any authority in this CO..
nection, for he has expressed himself di
tinctly on the other side and hay
Mes5rs. Thompson and Wright of Ne
Jersey, Messrs. Bright and Fitch of 1
diana, and Mr.. Jones of Iowa, and
probably will the new Senators fro
Minnesota"
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NANCY p. DExTER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,

ATa Probate Court held % lrAsbargh, 10 said
\ district Ga The - day Of December, A. ID.
isET.
lghsrsas. gaisa p saTtie, Administrator on tie
estate u Nancy r. DeEteF, hate q Barton, IL said
8Isfflct, deceased, proposes % rsndsr Rn account
a ala standardization aaa - present his account
azalnst said esiHts og ezzsniaaiiaH aaa allowance
tdf ne puffsass q making partition and disirbu-
tioa - fils rsai1us q ssia estate uadsf decree
ofsaid cogrt. sn0ng tie parloaa $50 are By lay
entitled ~ fka ssHe.
Il Il therefore ordered By said court that the
sane e9nss uHisr consideration asa b. beard At
tie Probate Office Ia tEas5afzh tlie 10Th day
* 4anuaFg, a Il. 1863.
hna & ) tsFther aFdsrsa, ftel 81 Persous IN
isaestsd be - .asd hsssaS - Publication q
eeay q the record Il tAis order 10 ne Orleans
isdspe1asut STANDARD pFiHte1 - lfasbasEh three
wssks saeeesssgly pFess0sss . AID time u hear
TX that fhsy nay sppssf aae eoatest ne aiaos-
zaes u Sad AasGgnt Il fhsy SO cause ssa also
- ssard ~ 80 coan, Ia ths matter ot paFiis
La. axd asasrI5usi0a a said estate.
~ tBs CouFr1- Atisst, ssaa
n CAsFEETEE, Jsdss.
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STATE OF vERmosT.

AZ Probate Courg holden % lfsasburgii sftAi1
B ana IN sad district, % tbs b aay q Deem
Der. A. -. 1857.
9ary Jane Miller. Administrators o. tiss ss,s'e
sf0sesrF. aiBer, iaIs - Coseatfy 10 saia ais-
lFle. deceased. pressals her Aaa1ifsisisH1isa -
connt or settlement
Wbereuaan. lf s 8r8eTee thas the saFns b r.
erred % tie ssh das q JaEasFg next, - the
Probate 0alce ia sac tfasbafga ~ eEafn4lsaEsa
I'D allowance ard ffsat al e9nezr14sa Be hoti-
iea hsrsef Is iie gsnA aafiaa q taa order s. ise
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s5finsaa = IfashuFgl fhfes weeks slcesssi4eiy
= ss9a as asap be. ia ihsy sasy appeGr, sod ~
SD lisae aae piaes. q sAsg 80 .a@ahes ae5eei
fhsrese
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WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. IN. Y. Her
aid Correspondence 1t is rumored here
that Governor Walker has left post-haste
for Kansas. Another rumor is current
this evening to the effect that Governor
Walker has been removed from the Gov
ernorship of Kansas. If he has not al
ready been he will be in less than fort
night.
It is stated in confidential circles that
the Democratic delegation from Indiana
have had long interview with President
Buchanan, in the course of which they
said that on full consultation they could
not support the Lecompton Constitution
after the expose of Senator Douglas
There can be no doubt that such consul
tation was held.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN's SERVICES TO THE
SOUTH.-The Washington correspondent
of the Richmond South writes that in an
interview with Southern men the follow
ing scene occurred:
Il see," said the President, to one of the
members from Alabama, " that your peo-
pie have been passing some terrific reso-
lutions against me. Isuppose they think
me down there great abolitionist. The
New Orleans Delta says / am terrible
abolitionist. (Laughter.) Now, added
Mr.. Buchanan, becoming serious, " l can
not say that l am a pro-slavery man, but
1 do say that, in contending for the Con-
stitutional rights of the South, l have
done more than any other man now i7-
ing.
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MARKETS.
Cambridge Cattle Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. /. ARMEK
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6, 1857.
At market 1774 Cattle, 1900 Beeves and ga
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves. vearlings, two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra S7,00a7,50; lst
nuaIltv. IS OOa6 so; I'd quality, S5,75a0,00; Sd
quality, s0OOa5 %: ordinary, s4,Ooa0,o0
Working Oxen-S75a20O.
Cows and Calyes-S25a60
Yearlings-SlIa13.
Two Years Old-Sl7a2O
Three Years 0ld-s25a80.
Sheen and lambs-5l00 atmarkst. By lot ST.
O0a2. co. Extra, S250aS,0o
Swine-7asc peril
Iides-4a5c per d.
Tallow-6aOc per 10.
Pelts-s0, 62aso,67 each.
Calf Skins-8a10 cts per 10.
Veal Calves Sales at s0,00aoosoo-
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PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-We publish
the Presidents Message this week to the
exclusion of much other interesting mat
ter. Let every one read it. Emana-
ting as it does, from the head of the ma
ton, it is worthy of all consideration. We
shall probably have more to say of it
hereafter.
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If Congress, the expense and inconveni-
.rce of a called session will be greatly
reduced.
I cannot conclude without commend
mo to YOUR favorable consideration the
interests of the people of this District.
without a representative upon the floor
Of Congress, they have for this very rea-
son peculiar claims upon our just regard.
To this I know, from my long aequaint-
snce with them, they are eminently en-
titled.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1857.
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Terms invariably IN I'D
vance. Address all LETT
lers %
ROBERT BONNER,
Publisher Of the
NEW YORK LEDGER,
81 Ann St New York
X. B.-Now is = good
time 10 subscribe. as Mrs
sOUTHW0RTH'S new
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FROM TAMPICo.-Washington, Dec.
IS. The Southern mail, from all points
as late as due, has been received, togeth-
er with latter news from Mexico.
On the 18th ult. an attempt was made
at Tampico to assasinate Gen. Moreno,
and several other officers and civil author
tiles, who were assembled at banquet,
Don Vallemar, the leader of the assa5ins,
was killed.
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@ THE New YORK LEDGER, the
great Family Paper, has now attained
the extraordinary circulation of Three
Hundred and Thirty thousand Copies.
The Prospectus of THE LEDGER, which
contains all necessary information in re-
gard to it, will be found in our advertising
columns.
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WALKERS LANDING AT PUNTA AR
ENAs.-New York, Dec. 49, A dispatch
from New Orleans states that 400 men
landed from the Fashion at Putna Are
mas. The ordnance which Walker ex-
pected to find there had been disposed Of.
He will receive an additional force of
men, which will leave Mobile this week,
under Gen. Henningsen.
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DISMISSAL OF STANToN.-The \. Y.
Times thus forcibly puts the case:
" The acting Governor Stanton, it
seems, has afforded the people an oppor-
tunity of exercising their sovereign rights
two or three weeks in advance of the
regular period fixed by law-and in this
he has acted upon discretion expressly
conferred upon him by the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill. Yet for this he is said to
have been dismissed from office by Presi-
dent Buchanan without waiting to see
the grounds upon which his action is
based-without giving him the slightest
opportunity to explain or justify the mo-
tives of his proceeding without any
knowledge Of the temper and spirit of the
Kansas peopIe-without any information
as to the intended action of the Legisla-
ture, the President makes haste to eject
/ from office the Secretary of his own APP
! pointment, for the simple act of having
called the Legislature together. If any
thing can surpass the folly or faulty o.
such conduct. it cannot be found in the
history Of this Government-not ever
under the Administration of Genera
! Pierce
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only for T n E y Z "
YORK LEDGER.
SYLVANUS COBB,
Jr., writes only for / HE
NEW YORK LEDGER.
EMERSON BENNETT
writes only for 7 H +
NEW YORK LEDGER.
ALICE CAREY, Mrs.
SIGOURNRY, and DR..
NELSON write for THE
NEW YORK LEDGER
GEORGE ID. PREM
TICE, JOHN G SAKE,
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INDEPENDENT STiNBiRD.
IRASBURGH. FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1851.

A FAT SHEEP.-Mr. Chester Hyde
of Albany, killed sheep few days
since, from which was taken twenty-eight
and quarter pounds of tallow. If any
one has better sheep than this we should
like to see it.
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per in the world-hence
its extraordinary and
unheard,of popularity
The Proprietor Of the
LEDGER employs the
best talent, aud BY so
doing makes the best pa
per IN the country
THE NEW YORK
LEDGER is printed on
beautiful white paper,
and is composed Of eight
pages, making the haud
soonest weekly paper IN
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