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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

"a Poor Piercel how his irienS
abuse him now that he has no taTofs "
grant or offices to bestow The has0'
ington correspondent of the Albany AZ
gus thus compares the living Win 'n'
dead:
He holds out no false hopes, and 'e'
Office seekers at once what they may a'
pend on. There is none Of the TeaA'
vacillating hypocrisy of Pierce s0'"
him-who held out hattering but de''T
full hopes to every man." We repeA'
Poor PierceI Well may he say 'ds'i''
me from my friends
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

AsTRoNoMICAL.-Rev. George Jones,
Chaplain in the United States Navy,
who has been engaged for seven months
in making astronomical observations at
Quito, in Ecuador, where he secured the
advantages of pure atmosphere (Quito
is $500 feet above the level of the sea-
and position near the equator, has col
lected large amount of valuable data,
from which he draws the following con-
illusions:
1. That the theory respecting the ne
BILIOUS ring round the earth is true.
2. That this ring crosses the ecliptic
in longitude 60 degrees and 240 degrees
at an angle of about four degrees.
3. That it is not very remote dis
lance from the earth.
4. That the nebulous matter of which
it is composed is self-luminous, while als'
it gives US the suns reflected light.
5. That space about our earth, ant
probably all space connected with on
universe, of stars, is filled with self-lu
minous matter of great tennity.
6. That the milky way is composed Q
this self-luminous matter, in some place
greatly condensed, the substance fror
which all worlds were formed, from whic
perhaps worlds are now being formed
and into which perhaps they again re
solve themselves.
! Z. That the milky way is a spiral j
shape.
8. That our place in this spiral
about one-third or one-fourth of the wa
from the Southern Cross towards Sirius
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Vermont Teachers Association.

The seventh annual Session, of three
DAYS, will be held at Mortified, COM
mencing Tuesday, august 18th.
The following gentlemen have consent
ed to deliver Addresses.
as. ADAMS, Esq, Sec. Vt. Board of
Education.
Rev. ELI BALLoU, Editor Christian
Repository.
EDWARD BoURNs, L. L. D., Presi-
dent Norwich University.
Prof. Nj. II. BUCKHAM, A. NJ, Uni
versity of Vermont.
Prof. NJ. A. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, New
Hampton Institution, Fairfax.
Rev. C. W. CUSHING, A. NJ, Princi.
pal Newbury Seminary.
Prof. w. II. PARKER, A. NJ, Middle
bury College.
Rev. CALVIN PEAsE, d. d., Presi
dent U. V. NJ. and President Association
The VT. Central Railroad, the RUTLAND
g. Burlington, Conn. e Pass, Sullivan
ank VT. Valley, have agreed to carry
members to and from the Convention fo
fare one way. Certificates of attendance
for free return by r. r. will be Furnished
by the Rec. Sec, at the close of tn
meeting.
The citizens of Mortified will gratu
itously entertain those from abroad.
Each member is requested to preser
to the Committee on Overtures, write
: Resolution on whatever subject he ma
! deem most important.
) A meeting of more than usual intere
5 is anticipated, considering the ability
the Speakers, the liberality of the a
engagements, the recent appointment I
, the State Board of Education and Sec
J and the importance of the topics to |
= discussed and acted upon.
A more specific notice will be give
e through the Press a few weeks prior
j the meeting.
+ j. H. GRAHAM,
T, j. S. SPAULDING, Er. Com.
4 J. S. LEE,
NnrthGnld VI Nav % l957
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

FATAL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
Toronto, May 20. The boiler of the
steamer Inkermann exploded this after
noon, instantly killing two men and dan
gerously wounding six. The crew con-
sisted OF twenty-five men, of whom Capt.
McBroome, Peter Mclaughlin, and one
other are the only ones that escaped un.
injured. No passengers were on board
1t is feared that there are still ten more
bodies in the wreck, as that number are
missing
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

ELoPEMENT.-The Bellows Fab
Times says that miserable scamp nansi
Seward, of MARROW, N. H., some weeks
since eloped with another mans wife,
leaving his own and three children m
NARROW, in destitute cireumstahces, after
having borrowed some sixty dollars d
different persons on false pretences. lie
is carpenter by trade. The Eoman'
name is Gasset The guilty pair Fsi'
at Bellows Falls in March.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

IMPORTANT FROM SALT LAKE CRY.
San Francisco papers have the follow
ing intelligence:
"By private letters, received from Salt
Lake, Mr.. Thompson learned that the
schism in the Mormon Church had as
sumed a formidable character. The
Gladdenites, or apostates, from the ST.
mon-pure faith as enunciated by Brigham
and his adherents, have of late wonder
fully increased their numbers, and grown
so rebellious that the Prophet is forced to
environ himself with a trusty guard Of
the faithful. The letters state that his
house is guarded night and day by his
friends, and that, SO bitter are his enemies
against him, he is afraid to show himself
in public. He has deserted the Taber.
nacle. Mr.. Thompson does not confirm
the rumor of his flight"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

CT Messrs. Sanderson & Lanergan
of Boston, Pyrotechnists of worldwide
reputation, will, at the approaching ami
versary of our national independence,
make exhibition of Fire Works of ne,c
and beautiful design, never before seen
in this country. For particulars see adj
vertisement in this weeks paper.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

FILLIBUsTER ENTHUsIAsM.-N W
Orleans, May %. Gen. Walkers friends
assert confidently that he will return to
Nicaragua in the course of fifty or sixty
days, with plenty of men and means
He and his staff attended, by invitation,
Spalding's Amphitheatre, tonight. The
house was densely crowded, and the
whole audience rose and cheered enthu-
siastically when Walker entered, the band
meantime playing national airs.
Jos. Brennan, editor of the Times, q
compatriot of I. f. Meagher, died yes.
terday.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

A MODEL RgroKr.-The falIo.,
letter was recently received by The y
ident from a pro tenn. Postnas,.. :.
West. 1t is a model in its war ,,a
should not wonder, IL the repor, !.
that il has pleased Mr.. Buchanan
much that he booked the writer. -,
for a good office:
CRAwFoRD Co., Mo-, April 80. 1857
Mr.. BUCHANAN
Dear Sir: Mr.. - is the poslp,..
at this place, and he is gone out ives, =,
has been gone for three or four ws.l.
and he has no deputy here, but | r.
been opening the mails and atleDdin,
it since he has been gone, as he leh n
key with me, and the Postmaster lola :,
that ! must make a report at the end =
every month, and did not tell me vh.,
was to write to, but / suppose il is,o,,,
/
we should make our reports, o. Wa -
all citizens of the government Of Viii
you are now President. you are A.,
the right one to receive the report pe.,.
drop me few lines, letting me know vbo
1 am TO report to, and / viii write apsi.
Report at the end Of Apnl The
weather is cold for the season-proyisio0.
scarce and very high-but, notwitAs,aDa.
ing all that, we have regular mails O0,,
a week, good health, and the people d
this county are universally pleased with
your administration; this is all / kDo.
that would interest you; if there is an,
thing omitted in my report please let n,
know. My best respects to you and Mr,
Buchanan.
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The Fugitive Slave Case and the
Government.

WASHINGTON, June /. The Gov
eminent has no official account of the
fugitive slave case. The Secretary of
the Interior has replied to the U. 5. Mar
shaps telegraphic message as follows -
+" Consult the District Attorney, and exc
cute the law. The President desires you
to do your duty, and he will do his"
Major McCulloch, who is here, has
been rendered the Governorship Of Utah
again.
The court martial convened in Texas
has found Major Giles Porter, in COM
mand of Fort Brown, guilty of the charge
of misconduct to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline, by drunk
enness, and sentenced him TO be dismiss
ed from the service; but, taking into con
sideration his infrmity of age and forty
years of honorable service, the Presiden
has, on Recommendation of the court
martial, mitigated his sentence TO sus
pension of one year from rank and pay
Capt. Isaac r. Dillon, of Illinois, wa
appointed Consul to Bremen to-day.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

FOREIGN NEws.-Reports from Mad
rid announce that at an interview between
the Mexican and Spanish Foreign Minis
tiers, the basis of an arrangement of the
Mexican difficulty was made.
The Spanish invading squadron still
remained at Cadiz.
The new Danish ministry are appa-
rently ameliorating the Holstein difficult
ty.
There had been another outbreak be-
tween the Turks and the revolted Arabs
at Damascus.
Details of the China news previously
telegraphed have been received. There
had been no further operations by the
operations by the Americans in China.
Nothing further has transpired in the
Chinese war. The position of the Brit
ish forces in the river was unchanged
and the Chinese had made no attempts
against it.
Hong Kong and Shanghai were gui
ct.
In India, two native regiments hat
mutinied.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

"a person from Kansas informs the
Chicago Tribune that a day or two be-
fore his departure the Wyandotte Indi
ans around Quindaro subscribed and paid
IN seven hundred and fifty dollars for the
erection of new chuch in that place
Ihis amount was all obtained in one day
and without any speial effort
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures
May 20. AT the State election yester-
day, the entire Democratic ticket, in this
city, was elected.
The majority in Portsmouth for Mill
son, (Dem.) for Congress, is 528.
The majority in Alexandria county for
Snowden, (American) for Congress, is
532; in Fredericksburg 80.
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ca This paragraph is printed for tn,

ca This paragraph is printed for the
purpose of having it read:
The man who pushes aside tho paper
with his first sip of coffee, and says
+" there is nothing in it" and who turns
up his nose at the typographical blunders,
might find a profitable exercise in trying
to make a paper Of his own some eve
ming, and then get the candid opinion Of
his friends upon its merits.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

A FREE STATE IN NORTHERN TEX
Asa correspondent of the National
Era states that the great mass of the in
habitants Of Northern Texas will favor
a Free State Constitution, when divi-
sion occurs, as occur it must before long.
This section Of the State has but few
slaves.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

EMANCIPATION or DRIED Scorr AND
MS FAMILr.-I&. Louis, May 2e.-
bred Scott with his wife and two daugh-
tiers were emancipated to-day by Taylor
Blow, Esq. They had all been conveyed
to him by Mr. ChafEee of Massachusetts
for that purpose.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

The MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT NEW
BURG.-New York, May 20. There is
a rumor in Newburg that the body of the
murdered girl has been identified, and that
the murderer has been traced from Lowell
TO New York.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

IRON Works BURNT.-Louisville,
May %. The Nashville Iron Manufac-
turing Company's works were destroyed
by fire last night. Loss 100000, which
is partially insured. One hundred and
twenty men have been thrown out of
employment in consequence of the fire.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

IDESTrFIEp.--NeD York, May oV-
The body of the murdered girl al n''
burg, has been identified as the VIC
Thomas Brown, negro, belonging
Lowell, and formerly residing in b0sD1
Her maiden name was Ashbel, ana y
was a native Of New Brunswiek. D'0'
is at Newburg, in custody Of The eo'OD~
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

SoIoIDE.-OA Chicago, May 70
Plumb, the original protector OF 'h' :. 4.
road to the Pacific, committed suleia'
morning, at the residence Of bis 0fO-
in this city, while laboring under
insanity.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

ESThe Old School General Assembly
of the Presbyterian church have decided
TO hold their next annual meeting at New
Orleans.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05

Cr A horse dealer describing
up horse, said he looked : IS = l'Aa y
editing dailay newspaper
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From California.

news summary OF the alta CdtQoTiad'
The accounts received from the mining
section of the state continue to be as ia
vorable as ever, and vast quantities OF
gold are shipped TO the seaboard. The
supply of water is generally more album
dant this spring than usual, owing to the
extraordinary amount of snow lying on
the mountains. The quartz mills in the
central counties are doing better than
ever.
Agricultural prospects are not so en-
couraging as mining. Grains and fruits
are much advanced, but the former are
suffering much from the drouth which
prevails all over the state. In some por-
tons of the southern border counties, the
wheat and Oat crops are already nearly
ruined, and even in Yolo, and other adj
iacent counties, the farmers are bitterly
complaining, and foreboding the entire
destruction of their cereal products
There is no doubt that the injuries from
this cause are overrated, but if no rain
falls speedily, an incalculable amount of
damage is inevitable. Much more at
tention than ever before has been paid
during the last season to the growing of
fruit trees, and the prospects are fatter-
ing for large yield.
The weather throughout the state has
been beautiful during the fortnight. The
prairies and hill sides are clothed in all
their vernal loneliness, and flowers Of
every hue bedeck the face of Dame Ma
ture. General good health everywhere
prevails, and no locality seems to be Wis
tied with any disease approximating cpl
demic.
Two children were burned to death at
fire which occurred in Milton Place on
the Dist ult. Their names were Sarah
y Jane and VIM. Henry Murray, and their
p bodies were not recovered until literally
charred to ashes.
The inroads of the timber worm into
e the wharf piles of our harbor, are grad
ually destroying the foundations of many
+ of our best wharves. On Friday, TIT
oath of April, a portion of the wharf Oh
1t Drumm street, between Clay and Wash
n ington streets, about 60 feet long and q
y feet wide, caved in, precipitating owe
1000 sacks of potatoes into the bay.
st Our city is filled with strangers fror
Of the country and abroad. The numbe
T. of outgoing passengers is immense, an
Of the rates of passage have advanced i
=, consequence.
'e The San Francisco papers have inte
ligence from Sonora by way of Los Al
IN geles, of the killing of party of thirt
to Americans. There were two reports, on
of which stated that the party were fill
busters, who were surrounded by IL
Mexicans and thirty of their numbt
shot, the remainder fleeing, and leavin
their munitions of war in the hands
the enemy. The other report was that
rk party of Mexicans in the frontier of S.
nv nora who had been attacked by the APP
&C. ches, were obliged to ask assistance
We the United States troops stationed
nd Tuscon, where there was a company
Ter thirty-fve men. This force started wi
we the Mexicans, but before arriving at the
TT destination they were surprised by t
in Indians, and thirty of them killed. n
ct. Their report received much credence
nv. San Francisco.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-06-05
OREGON.

The Oregon papers are for the most
part filed with political news. The con-
ventions of the diferen tparties were
soon TO be held. The Indians in the
Umpqua country are becoming very rest
less, and threaten hostilities. The pros
poets for good crops are very fattering.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have dates from Honolulu to the
9th of April. The previous month had
been one of storms. A schooner was
being fitted out for a trip to newly dis
covered guano islands in the vicinity of
the Sandwich Islands. Immense num-
bers of caterpillars were destroying the
wheat crop.
A letter from Mongonui, New Zeal
and, in the Honolulu Commercial Adver-
tiser, reports that Captain Evans, of the
whale ship Arctic, was accidentally killed
on the 18th October, 1856. He had fall
en- overheard, but got hold of a rope
which was thrown him. The ship, how
ever, was going fast through the water
and the sea being very rough at the time
when he got abreast of the ships quar-
ter, she settled down on him, and struck
him on the head and chest, breaking hi
collar bone and otherwise inficting fata
injuries upon him. A boat was lowere'
and he was Immediately taken on boar
the ship, but he merely breathed once 0
twice and was dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

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ss.s an - 80 I'D ,srcs o tcg ,o, = cuoumOsr "H'~
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rr~vor. the "Cn6eres of Rc~sri Al ne ne,rrpo
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sn.srsssa. ssAs,-ss Miss = Bridges spd Mr. .. =.
song he scuh side % Locs rssnd rss people a he pies
vay i~s evening
FHtispuyHfA. Ne Hoey, nrs Bi.se Mr. Stake snd Nr,
N1-s 80 rT ms week n his Inferior own, he walnut
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ADJOURNED MEETING IN AID OF THE SUF.
fERERs BY rae CENTRAL AMERICA.

. .syeas.sd seeuss Of ths . mmisses Appointed 70
sansv'yaoss osA Of ,ns sufferers By he Cen-
ssl AnsriSs sas hsid yesterday afternoon. q No Is
nxse nufrT., 10 receive further SUBJ riptions and
ssaion COZ tho sspAs,unn az me fund
es SANS. srrcuscsd 4ss r WIN A BAiiy had
aarzs No Of 500, asisay from persons sugar
srsde
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n 90 scsrss me itloa " ihe sunsren and take
rhsrpe ~ lae dns. VI ne business of ,nc general
salkk-~
~ fosos1ns N sensiepen Hpponsed.-- MosArs
suta rasts4 ssrnsi, Aaes 5rir ucI, D
icres aTa tio q sssa 1sn
Ina r.ssufsr ~ ,sfI VAIL snuoun,ed that tho sub
scstp's.s o. 80 rsftred sro ued TO s. So
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=. 80 r = n~s~y sns !. Lsey, 10 enable them
y r~esh 49, as In xt.,ss
sksHxs wrves hs dessrs A. ssiiy ard " II
D@tkss - ~ 20 70 tue o masires
fhr nst.sA. sFg-rf nsocssiy Of Kius $50 70
rsress e>ss ~ n~weoisic d,ssre~s
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ses.r. y Ras aad SERBIAN appointed
No..r.
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sna se far tslereg, an sgsc~ al $50 bs naonet 70
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scripatsp. = rsa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

Cs1sD STATES DrrEc ArrDsvsYs OrsICn
Ns~ Yoss, ~ps q 1851 I
sn-rnrormsliop bn reached his ohos ~nicn tod sces
me 10 believe ,sAi nrsrgenens have been saseref INTO
-ihn this dntio' 70 carry an exp-dloo Of nii,sry
chaarer sgai u Sica,ssns The orgar zan cs h an
esps dron direct violsos Of NE s~uvalay avs N
tee Unitcd %0es AL pasres vbo set % pr~pAr@
the for N isry entsrpvis-s against nvy With
phch at peace, wetl parties zoo hire or re
ANY person 70 leave the United Sas vh eu, 70 DO
enlisted In he ser rice Of foreign po~er, haor Gao
and imr rsoi meot
Rsrsro for our treaty sNpusssons vnb fors,s. sssyss
respect 10 our vwn - cns0ed preserve u~urAn
~, ans the srpn % humsniy frum ,uf rns sn6
death our Own corrsyy men, who wey lied ny
the mig epr~sentspps n Interested sfventursrs and
principles mnauders should sfi crcgsd
with Tho ereoacn cf the lave n The Uuoc N omit
por'uny Of preventing he suoea Of he proposed Illegal
expedition.
fhe esideni has hsh' 10 look 10 th. o1ce ~ ~eIl
a. that With the responsibilities Of whcn you ve nsrsed
for re exercise Of he ost sve dDgsfc 10 me enforc
meni Of The neutsIisy hvs -
TIE Secretary of state has already called tss srennou
eutor os the lass this suhjec aud hsvs every reason
70 bereve nas you will chseffilly pwas win mo "
carving ont the wishes cf iee Prcsdsrs, expressed
through the ssa,e Department - - -, ,
therefore respectfully rsqist tai you WI oymm1ni-
cate promptly 10 all matters vhc1 WI come 70 your
knovledse In relston violation az tue satus 70
prescy se our ueutsBsy that nay nkc procr mes'
sures 70 have ne law vrdc>;ed. With treat respect,
S0o' '0eo'e'' gogN scKsoy, Unssa s.s.es Attorney.
lsr.H Ryspsrs ESQ, United states ss-aa, g..
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THE SPECIE By THE CENTRAL AMERICA.
soss Thar rnnAE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PROBABLY
Mr.. JAMES L. BIRCH.

fFfsD the Provto o,noe Pvet, cot II
Toe am- ~ Jsm-s rub spocars among tho list Of
zoe III fact pssssnTss Of mo oenirni AmerA, and
u se snown V have been lst Mr. Birch for nerly res
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