Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-04

norton in deep sea WILL in all probability,
NOT be recovered. The cable will, it is un-
derstood be forthwith hauled up.
FRoM CuBA.-rhe negro and cooley i'm
porations continue on the increase. From
The former, Concha and his satellites derive
immense fortunes Hardly a week passes
without our hearing Of some vessel arriving
after a successful voyage. The Americans
carry on the trade almost exclusively, thanks
to the facilities afforded by our deficient laws
to evado suspicion on the coast Business is
extremely dull. and there is nothing at all do
m1 in sugars. The weather has been and
continues extremely disagroeablc it having
rained for thirty-six consecutive DAYS. gone
rally in the afternoon, however this has the
good effect Of cooling the atmosphere. The
81 fever prevails, but in a mild lorm.-Corres-
poaience A. y. Times.
Two MEN KILLED ny A BEAR-In West
Troy. about o'clock last Thursday evening.
q halfbrccd Indian named Joseph n Harvey.
who was already drunk, went to the residence
of one Morrison to procure more liquor. IL
was soon found necessary to turn him out in
20 the street For several years this Morri-
SON has had in his possession bear, which
is IN the summer season, chained near the
skid ferry. beneath the shelter Of an old boat
odcr this boat the drunken Indian sought
shelter, where he was found shortly after
ward so terribly lacerated that he died in a
cH hours.
Between and clock on Friday morn
ing. the inmates Of Morrison's house were
startled by the cries of a second victim, who
I also IN a state Of INVESTIGATION sought shelter
with the bear. His name was John Hoey. an
said to be the proprietor q the Union House
of Philadelphia. lie was found lying upon
his face, the bear still fc.cay tearing him
Before the unfortunate victim could be rescu-
cd he was horribly bitten that he died
within few hours.
A Coon REASON WHY A ,fAN SHOULD NOT
Il DR. SENT TO THE PKNIIeVr1ARY.-- few
weeks ago an lrishmau who had been vogo-
4 ntng in the lower part of the State, was
q r.ed and convicted in this city for a term of
4 zen years. On being asked by the Judge
what reason he had 20 90 why sentence
should not be pronounced upon him accord
1t 90 law, the Hiberniau replied
Well yer honor I'm o. good dimocrat
yer houors a dimecrat, ami the jury is all
lmecrats; but, tare AN ou1s the no nothius
themselves could not have rated me wuss {"
Pats plea was greeted with loud applause,
hut was not considered good. Whom last
t.,-d of ne WAS ON tho r,i,t Of maxim Nj
entrance into the State Prison, protesting all
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-.1'h
KuLED.--We regret % learn that George
Newell, son OF A. G. New 10. Of Charlotte.
iu this State. was killed OF ono Of the west
orn Railroads. on the sth instant. near Mil
u4ukie in Wisconsin Young Newell was
about - years of age. AMI a young man of
a sober and industrious habits, and of much
promise -B,rliagion SenfsR
LYNCH IA" IN Nr'--lA Noodstock on
Fronchman named Martin attempted rape
upon the person of girl of y years named
IaFleur. a complaint was made TO Grand Ju-
3 TOR Day who declined taking notice of the
offence whereupon in the evening a vigil
A lance committee of some hundred persons
proceeded to seize Martin. gave him trial.
and sentenced him 70 receive a coat of black
pa'ut' Wnleh was inlnedlateiy Applied Alter
EN'nS MN warning 90 leaTe 'ho town next
"'' 'He crown "'SP'rseu---' go ''s''
SfNGuLAR GRowrH - The Citizen has
soon what 1t calls Arctic Rye, IN the ice
house of C. smith OF Nergenues being kerr
4 nd OF common rye which had terminated in
the natural way" q soAd cake Of zee, and
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No. i,ohas N
CoamENcENENr.-At Norwich University
occurred on the 18th inst Rev c. s. Hem
~ -. u. OF New ORR delivered an Address
,,' r. w. 9"!les, hSq" OIL oou'h ADAMS
M. Mas conferred ON Assn Howe. ofD. d. ON
Rev T. J Iawlev of 81 John. Island of
santa Croix. on Rev. ". w. Spear. Of Phil
adclphia. the honorary degree Of l.. l.. d. on
jean Rocmer' Of New York City.-ib-
p1,r.ra c..-lo. a.. po.,.,il;..a ..,aida.o
III. Co,ar,rr w. Gal;c..,ia III, lUa,oL
o,,,,o,,ad ,,,,', H. M S.attln.;si,. an1
- r. ~ -
when Judge fancy said the opinion was en-
tertained that negroes had no rights which
white mon were bound to respect" they were
allowed to vote in North Carolina