Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-01-30

tlii lAh W. anu w AhAin viii iiNhhFiN NAN0N
tomorrow. The wcatheris intensely cold.
MIcm1GAN.-Tho following was the result
of the ballot in the Michigan Legislature for
U. S. Senator
Senate. House. Total
Chandler u G2 80
Cass Il l6
Excused from voting
Blank
1t will he seen that Mr. Cass received but
two votes in the State Senate A political
revolution could scarcely be more complete
than this. Il is a salutary lesson to Northern
gen with Southern principles.
DupuouE. Jan. 20. Hon. jas Harlem was
reelected L. S Senator from Iowa on Friday
last, by Thirty majority over Shalkonbcrge,
Democrat.
MILWAUKEE, Jan pa. l.. DooGtAe,
(Ropubhcan,) was to-day elected t. S. Sena-
tor by our Legislature. The vote stood
Doolttle 70, Dunn 36.
PonrLAND, Jan. 23.-Thcrmomctor % be-
low zero at o'clock this morning. Clear
wind west.
KrrNu, n. H., Jan. 23--7 o'clock A. NJ.
-Thermomctcr ranges from 81 to 81 below
zero in different locations.
MONTREAL, Jan 23.-Thermomoter % be-
low.
QuEnEc, Jan 23.-Uppor town 80 below /;
lower town p below.
IMPORTANT Tariff PRoJEcr.-New York
Jan. 2l.-Thc H-rold Washington cores
pondent tcegraphs that Mr. Mace has pre-
pared an amendment which he will offer to
the tariff bill which will receive the entire
vote of the South 1t is as toIlows--that a
duty of Is per cent. be levied, ad raioram,
on all imported articles whatever, except coin
and bullion
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Mr. Simonton is
in the close custody of the Deputy Sergeant
at-Arms, at private boarding house, where
his friends have free access to him. lie has
engaged Hon. Roverdy Johnson as his coun-
/ sci, and intends to bring his case before the
Circuit Court, on writ of habeas corpus, to
/ test the rights of a citizen and the Press. I'M
der the action of the House, as ofTecting the
personal liberty of which he has been depri-
we'd.
/ WAsHINGToN, Jan. 25. Correspondence
of the New York Tribune In the recent
foreign nows it was stated that Santa Anna
had given his sanction to movement in Spain
! for establishing monarchy in Mexico 1t is
known here that an Agent for the same pur-
pose visited Louis Napoleon within the last
three months, but found no encouragement for
the design. Santa Anna desires the restora-
ton on any terms, forgetting that this govern
ment could not be a passive spectator should
a foreign force be employed
No official information has been received
here, giving assurance Of Lord Napier's pre-
seutation of credentials during the present adj
ministration.
WAsHiNrToN, Dec. 26.-Thc Committee
ON Elections will act definitely next week on
the Kansas case, The best impressions seems
to be that they will report that the seat should
be vacant, on the ground that the House, by
a large majority at the last session, refused to
admit either Mr., Whitfield. who was elected
under the Kansas laws, or Mr. Reeder. who
was elected by persons who did not recognize
them; and that there is no resolution Of the
House, or any law of Kansas, directing spe-
cial election to fill the yocancy.
TELEGRAPHIo FEAr.-Tho following mes
sage was transmitted over the wires of the
American Telegraph Company, and others con.
Meeting with the lines of that company, from
ST. Johus, Newfoundland, to Washington
with the ordinary repititions, ahead Of time
Il was received at Washington, nearly tive
thousuni miles distant, apparently ten minute,
before it was sent
'Sr JOINS, n. +. Jan. 26.--ll.6 a. NJ
Tho Legislature of this Colony will be o.
pened on Thursday next The Atlantic Tel
egraphie Cable will form a prominent topic il
Gov. Darlings speech"
II was received in Washington at 1896
A. M