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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

Iowa ELEcrIoN.-W believe that the
official count will show tho election of the
Republican candidates Tho official returns
from the interior counties, in almost every
instance, increase the reported republican
maorities and decrease the reported Demo-
critic maiorities. in those counties which went
for the latter party. In some instances the
official is 200 votes in a county better than
the reported Chicago Tribune.
OnIo,-Gov Chase of Ohio has consented
to be candidate for recollection. lie is pro-
nouncod the best and wsest Governor Ohio
ever had Under his prudent aud economical
administration, the taxes Of Ohio have been
reduced nearly two millions of dollars, so
that financially, as well as politically, he
stands high with the people.
A PLANTATION ron EN-PREsDrNr
PEncE.-Thc Vicksburg Wing says that
100000 were subscribed in that city recently
towards purchasing plantation for Ex-Pres-
ident Pierce This sum asked for the proper
ty is 100000. $1,000 yet to be subscribed
in order to complete the purchase.
MlLwAuKrE, April l5.-The Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad is completed to the
Mississippi river. An excursion train left for
Prairie du Chiou this morning, being the frst
through train. Great reioicngs are INDUCED
in by our citizens at the completion of this
pioneer road.
A letter from Hamburg of the fifteenth ult
says that on the day before, upwards OF four
thousand emigrants were collected at that
port TO embark for the Unitod States They
generally camo from lIolstcin and Mcklon-
burg. and the mountainous districts of Con-
tral Germany.
ISAIAH or Hoors.--The following is an
extract from Isaiah iii-l8 -
"ln that day the Lord will take away the
bravery of their tinkling ornaments about
their combs, and the round ire ike The moon. -
~ When you see small waist, think
how great a waste Of health il represents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

children or women, and bind them 70 SOME useful a,uea-
tom"
Thus it appears that "any Indian prisoner,
child or woman" that may happen TO be in
possession of "any white person, whether
by purchase or in any other way. is relieved
by being bound to scrvitudo for twenty years
and the only consolation for the Indian is that
there is nothing in the act 20 prevent q renew
al of this kind Of "rclicf' at Che expiration
Of the first period of service for twenty years
moro.
However cruelty we may have treated the
Indians in other respects, either by cucroach-
ments upon their hunting grounds, with or
without treaties, or by harassing wars no
party and no government in this country has
for ages sanctioned the idea Of reducing the
red man of the forest to slavery However
bitter may be the ultimate fate of the Amer-
can Indan-and as a distinct race it is rapid
ly approaching extiuction--this Is dreg
placed in the bottom of the cup by Utah
alone. a Territory over which the United
statos is sometimes represented 90 have the
right Of sovereignty and eminent domain.
Now, sir. gentlemen may mako their roso-
iudons as donuuciatory az they please touch-
ing the Coolic tradc--they can hardly De COO
strong for mc-but / hope thoy will mot
weaken and lower their emphasis when they
approach the Mormon Utah trade i'm Indian
prisoners, children and women. Let the
race Of King Philip. Occola. and Pocahonas,
which has chased the SUN almost half round
the oarth in order to catch few more golden
moments, not be subjected TO iron ietters ia
their expiring moment Lot Che fercest war-
rior of them all, as his ebhug pulse brings
Nun lI n'"le' 70 'Ne i'An ol 'no Olo'' 'P"'''
sum oie"iii
am a' ifee a. Na''re n-.' nal' man,
When siid .- uo,i. tI.aosbis .,gaesmn"
There is ono tonic which has excited some
consideration whenever Utah has been dis-
cussed. and seerns Fl, acouiro creator gravity
i'm each s8ccaseiv. wear Stoalthay at first
but now op.nlv. the practiceof Dolvmmv has
become "a deen-roo+od amid noforioi. institn-
ton of the Normous t-rlar tbo Cen4tftu-
tau of the Upifo1 gnta. p,., Arc n.tarsl
and protected and b.,a ss.i.,Ysi to tben a
Territory LARGER than MANY off tle kiurdons
of Europe. Irdor the rui.o of roligiou this
DeoYlc bes established on4 ee.k d, maintain
and potpatuat. Nr,bor,,o,d,p barha~isp, ro-
yotip- Ia the civilized world Itis nolyganv
IN its disrustin, form. includin, in It's -limy
folds sisters. mothers. and do1pbtor.. and in
order that no element of cruelty and loath-
somcne.s NAV be wanting. it includes facility
of divorce
Tho ,otitior f,r a NU of divorce Is 20 be
made 10 tbe probate court and eff the court
/, satisfied tbat the norson So applvip, is a
resident of the Territory. or wishes 10 become
ono" the court NAV dccroo a divorce. fla adj
litiap IN I'M. i.s,,,I ce,,sos f,r sbsoroo ..yitb-
ont reasonable cause for moro tban one wear %
or ..,ybon # snail he made To arpaar f5 The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

iH'hl4 lnell ndOllSs uN tncV auctions ana
their antipathios, TO 80 control the rights Of
persons and property, as to make a republican
form of Government unprodtablc, sinful, hat
ed, and impossible
All human experience proves that il is in
vain TO undertake to regulate mons views of
God and eternity by human legislation All
such attempts arc resolved into persecution
and there arc no sects which are not blessed
with members ambitious of martyrdom. Tho
blood OF foolish saints is not less the seed of
some churches than the blood of wiser saints.
In this regard it makes no difference wheth-
er Joseph Smith ir. was an impostor, a vulgar.
iddling tayorn-keeper on not his followers
-bclieve, or affect to believe. that he was
prophet of God--tho brother of Moses and
Christ, with equal power to work miracles, to
raise the dcad and heal the sick, grant for
givcness of sins, to interpret and pronounce
new divine revelations and that Brigham
Young. as the successor of Smith, is also a
prophet and "lion of the ord This may
bc lamonablo. but it cannot be curcd by law.
Faith IS intangible. But when the works Of
such religion, i'm its overt acts, exhibit the
Fossest immortality and debauchcry. and COW
Gritty assert civil and criminal Jurisdiction De-
yer ail Ms members. 10 is questionable whcth-
CIR leg7 Iators should remain neutral, or whcth-
cr lho Livery of heaven should screen men
from criminal courts because they have the
lmpudence 90 give their crimes the privileges
ol a sacred name. Could q man charged with
burglary or rape find privilege or excuse be-
tore amy ol our courts on plea that il was
an act done in accordance with the religion Of
The prophet Mcrcury or the prophet Priapus.
and Chat our Constitution permits the free cx-
ercisc of religion And, If individuals could
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

"Sce L. Re q eaaoted By the G0rcrHor and Legisafice
AsseD5lV Of the TERRITORY of Ciah That Whenever any
white person within pnssrgauzed county or this Terri
tory shall have any Indian, child or woman in his pos
session. whether by purchase or otherwise such person
shall Immediately co. together with such Indian prisoner
child OF woman before seecmen or probate iudee of the
county H. in the opinion Of the selcctnen or probate
judge the person having such indian prisoner chid or
;vorans suitable pcrson and properly qualified to raise
or retain and educate said Indian PRISONER child No-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

4 MARRIAGES. AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
~ HIST WoRKMHN IL THE CoUNTRY,
carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
Dy the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
peher Vermont.
Those in want Of eayYuyiod Carriages and SleighS
VIII perhaps do well 10 call and see what is being done at
'he old stand Of GILMAN q CAM.
AN orders promptly attended to.
JOHN w. CLARKE.
Montpelier, July - 1876. l5tf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05

kAsysuu's Bsrur--rhs affair, Zoe which exclusive
prsparstons have been made, and large array Of lyric
and dramatic talent secured comes or " night a tho
Academy Of Music. Ths programme Is OF 10 unusually
varied and attractive character thai In Itself suss
Client draw crowd An Enslsh comedy, grand opera
II Verdi By MaetzekS troupe, and musical vaudeville,
BY the French company from New Orleans, the eio-
csts II single evenings entertainment only TO b
found cpubned On oxtraordlnsxy oecasiea IKE hiA
Who win not Gladly gfve sdollss IN see Mira l. W. psveO
pst and Mr. Blake Madame 0azzAnisa aud Rrgpou, aod
Monsieur and Madame pedces IN the of tho
uiet Bat ~ tho motive Of the benefit which, Utter all,
lends 10 NJ greatest attraction II " the hss occasion
yrpbaby r some years thas shall have az tosur.nG
70 Odd faithful servAnt tho esteem 10 which be "
held By the New Yerk public. After tho siovt engage
meot In Boston, which be in about ~ luhl, and shor
summers respite Mr. Naretzok proceeds 70 Cuba, wncro
ne vii remain with hls company for tho ncNt two years
us sss experiment there was - successful mat ne "a
asuned Ia concluding that he viii find more pfoGtssio
sesc sor h cxeroas Havana for the neut OF three
soos than In New York. We trust that his antcips-
80, ~ Prove correct; and In tue meanwhile, vs Can
snew the sincerity VI our good wishes By giving him
bumper 70 night
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
magraSsf.


BifTZrf-Irtgv.-At Paterson, " j., on wedncs,iax
June ., by the Rev. W II norubiower, Mr.. Pnnr g.
EATzsi, Of Baltimore, to KArs H., daughter q
william Nckey. ESQ Of Paterson.
Buuus-owKS-in tAss oty, on wedl esday, June 3, W
tho Rev. j. n. kroos, u D., WILLIAM j. Burtss 10 AS
s1As., youngest daughter Of Tbomas Owen, Esq, al u
tbs city
DoDD-fiLz-rn Triaiiy Church. Newark, n j On
Wednesday morning, June 3, by the Rev Henry McCaoy
Rector OF - Johns Church, Warehouse Pu&nt Cpsn-
kNAhD uoDb to sAsoxs w daughter OF r. L. Lila ESs
OF Newark, N. !.
Iose-GSicr in Pai,sde,pha, on Tuesday Juns Q. By
the Rev Dr. Birg Ronxsa H. Love Z. NJ O. N s- ir~y-
syIyAsI Gn, daughter OF Francis Grice Coz sxuosns
L. IN
IswS-Sxm.-Ats "a SaTks Church, on Thur, s.x iona
ty kes h. haskins, TsosAs G. IxwIs d~Az I. 7.
SMITH al OF BEooslyp, n ~.
R,ysss-HarnsS.-on Thursday. Junel, In bs Orchard
street UniyorsSlst Church, by the Row Dr. ltsax w
Bxy RAYsn 10 Miss JUiLA H., oaiy daugf arT Of Josv
W. HsRpKy, ali of this cfty.
Rnuaso-gcE.-A Brookiya, on Saturday, kav 20 NJ
the ior j. Dllor, CaEIx EogHNi, OF Ioaa 40 "a lnsv
MArr I:oR, OF Tor Point, ENGLAND.
kosnuss-ROhuSz-ln this city, wcins sr,sv Jao. n
by Row. DR.. DoWu HrNEx A. Ensnxs 10 ! 20 c.,.r ~
NJ. elder slaughter az Elisha RObbus Esq az this rl,v
NMAns-honnNa-in ths CITY, 90 Wedr rsiay, June e
Wy ICY ~ nwm, s,Tah AJun, Jr W Ass H. JuIxA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05
Disastrous Fire IN Brooksyn.

AbSsuetrOllS k1re In BrOOksyRs
Destruction OF AN ExrxNsrvH sroREHOraE-A
LARoy AMOUNT OF SUGAR, AOLkssEs AND HIDES
CONSUMED,
Gre broke out about O'Clock yesterday 10 the eztea-
s!ve stofekouse OF George ". Baxter Furan street,
opposite the foot Of Clark TOE fire originated In
bundle Of hay, tho door the street. II rst
thought that II could be extagushed with few pals Of
wafer. but ths flames 60. beyond control, and
erded over tho interior Of the oui ding which u
brick IS feet froui, and extending bscupca the whaxf
about eco feet
Tbs ferryboss Nassau, Metropolitan and Yulton were
put into requstou the river ss and, with the worth
pgtcn pumps with which they are provided did excellent
service while the city engines the spread the
farnes 70 the buildings adjoining Gu either side
The s,aves OF the barrels we're burned off, and
the mo'assca ran IN streams upSs the wharf and
flowed the river After ths are lad 80 ne~ha sa,.
sdsd sems dozen or two abeveSs employed about there,
svsscd tbamseives of fbe opportunity presented and
sc"sd up the moasscs into harreish baving taen be.
come mixed with salt wafer, sand and filth OF various
1tey must have several dozen tayros in
this wsy, wic, they oiled on and stored away dts
pose OF zoe some purpose Doubtless they made good
Tho sugar hosshsads scrp piled in tiers 90 either
SeweeS The wood havSr sar rS "a s .sr 10y SS n
high heaps for about two hundred feet on each
aide
The storeborse with ccnsn,s Was entirely destroy I'd
Tho owners OF rhe goods dooase therein ard
struver Coe \ Co., 600 h"ssncscs OF sugar; Moses
Taylor Co., -, do fe,er Il Dackwi,, 80 do; Per.
sani Bros. laT DO. Stephens Angelo, les do Strgs &
Co., "a do; Mora Navarro 100 do Leacfs Co., 100
There were all aSou, ,sas hoSsheads Of sugar and
$50 barrels OF mc'Gsses, with 20 hides, tho latter
estimated abcr, $4,000 tho building ss 1000
sulphur but The flames Mere conlaed 10 The building
where the tire originated, which prevented the destruo.
lion OF AN immense aounty Of property principally naval
stores.
The building In which the Are originated belongs ,hs
Tse hr nf tho
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20 200 bbls. a. the above quotations southern -four
firmly held a, about the above quotations. with sales
o about 500 600 bbs. Rye -four drfa with sales
Of about ESQ bbs at 81 so 81 IS. Corn meal steady
with Bght sales, including Jcrsey, AZ 81, and
Brsndywine Fat 81 80. wheai-iTime lots sszrce
and firmly held, while inferior los heavy al ifresu
lar. Tho Gales footed up about 900 TO- bushels, 10
cudel in which Mi~sukis club al 81 40 81 90 and
rrime Western Indiana red NJ 81 IS. Corn duh and
lower and sales confined IN about 10 900 20 eco bushels
Western mixed In store at q3f. e5c, and southern IN
and delivered nj s3c. p5 and Souihcrn vhito al
&C. 81 OF. Rye easier and small sale was re-
ported at 81 Is, ~he holders asked yester LAY
rates Osis we're heavy and prices unchan cd.
Couu.-A sale OF . cargo per ahip Weaiherssyo OF
iro bars RIO made on private terms, and COO do
phla also on private forms.
transit the market closing unsettled, and IN cases
sLchi decline submitted Tn
fro1CHrl-kngsxcmcnts 70 knyliah poSfs wcre Light TO
LIVERPOOL 200 900 bushels gran were engaged. In
contdcfcd IN der the market and hogshcads OF to
tecco At It's. Cotton al e, and dead weight nominal
az about ioe To London 900 bbk SPIRITS turpcn-
aksn NJ H., and 900 Dbs rozn ~ Ia Cd To
600 bsgs Of codee 40 rs tons measurement goods
lbs Cd and 20 900 ~svcs ~ f5s. per NJ vessel was
chartered for hsrseles, 70 load With wheat al iy and
rour 80, laen,eD vessel vac osaeFes fcf London
veesel was taken N los with esss from small
port In the ~ rAwfence 10 Hull, ~ soA
Pro, rgnNs-pork-Tbe MARKET wap snsrfvc and sales
limited which we're confined 10 abort e9 300 bbhs.
III s23 TO- cheek to-day, and al ga 20 usual wsy and 100
sses q county mess st sita fis cd LEO prIrr
sold 81 go. Qua acas gcse hrncr, With sales
Of shoulders ~ ec and hans nj lie. llAc. Lard
fair demand with sales Of 200 Do bbt n IL 20.
stoys we're firmly held bot quiet Tbs salcs n Icts
vcrc con6rcd n about 10 $50 hhs 70 thu sic includ-
lrr Cuba inusoovadc and ~ hhds AZ u<rc,s s-sd 81
bib. Ensfsh Islands, At loSsc. alohc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05
Why tho STREETS are Not Uieamcd.
OOEP16sHCK or THE CuTY INsPxCrOR wirH orr
2EN5 ON THAT syByfCr.

2BN5 ON THAT 6UBJECr.
UT<r svitsion Of tho City Inprctor number OF gen
Iemel ~eI Known Ia the coninauily assembled VI bis
oce Ne Centre street, yesterday sssrnoon confer
o. tho b<es means Of sruas tho esy cleaned 10
the pcsfnoe that threatens Us ssr the aby st,ie
OF tho noeiycsse-
Mr.. kcxrr, gave b-ef erposiroe 81 the rrssens
state Of saa's-, and tho DIFFICULTIES bs had to con-
tcrf with. 7ze Common Council had ~ confirmed
the contract N~ cleaning e1e street, sSt therefore
be bad power aanul agree that lsck Cd the
cesary endo~seu,cst Of the city authorities. Re bad
hau5tsd al his influence to induce tie Board ~ Alder
to ACT "a tie maser, ,ut he e thai all bis ret
tie city eseaDed would be retess uness they the
fsuhpg eUnractoss rnl their agpeements-or In case
they did lot, clean tie city hmsek from the sppro-
pston set aTa't tor tbs payment of their contracts
NJ. Morton hos confervd with the Compsr0ieY, and
after much persuasion NJ Flsgg nke tn the pay ut
ofthe bits %y cleaning tho Etvs ward and for reus..ns
the sshee ans gsrhage from the oher wards throughout
the city but Nh flagg refused 10 pay the b FOR cesrasg
the streets Of ber wards TINA the First unless
es,esed into for canns the streets Of the uty
In accordance With the provsess OF the charter Mr.
Morton urged thai would take weeks east before
nov contracts could bs ntSse, and 10 the
limo the city would be dirtSr than ever; md be.
sides, is preseA contracts had moi beea acted upon,
ard ~ matters At present stcod the old Contractors
had csm upon the city; whlcy owing 10 the failure OF
the Common nuc to ray their contracts. be- as CITY
Inspector had power them further thar decline
certifying their bats for sorS pesor med 10 be correct
He was ihps crippled upon every eide The Common
Council would do nothing for the sects-tbe Cs roIlsr
wcud pay bills OF doubtful egaiSy and thus, between
the ibeesiy obsiinaoy OF the city oil.
Gals, all his good inen ions thwared, and tho pre-
sent prosper; ihs. would have pesence In the
City bet0-e ionr
sr HoRAc GRs1Er, who was preseut suggested that
perhaps the Board Of Health could lie convened they
had the power 10 clean The city II they had the will
FIX Alderman Fox took the view, and OF opln.
on ttst posense WAS imminent unless the streets were
sooa ciesued
Alderman ruckER ssid that the Board OF Health could
only spend $1,000, which would be enough oloan
tho city, aud besides Mr. IlAse would y the bnl rs
his coprse, under similar circumstances Last summer
proved
II wss agreed 10 adjourn until q ne this week,
when uGohe' conference would be held, 10 which Of
naoet enlinent citizens would be invited
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BrToos's Tiu4ruN-Srs Fsncs Durrirr ArrD--
xsY.-A fArce produced Wednesday nlght AZ This
nouse, entitled "A Coroner Insuisren." Is from tho
pen Of A Oakley Hall ESQ.,, and n Intended 10 shsw THIS.
be verdict Of the Jury 10 lte naues, on The body Of
certain dentist mistakes the juror being usIod
% Nc dcntsy Of the oorp> AZ vehicle be INDUCING
In sons kindly smus against Of thu Coroucrs Of hs
osy the piece merits undivided respect sside from iss
many bfian. sclntiiiAlous u Wit The puns fro
qucnt ehae one OF the cnsurcrs beng Informed "be
carried bis tail behind hIna Whit lady asserts that As
ruHaps In respect N their being "gnYre,ters any
objections 70 The parody The witness oath in the picre
must, such latitude beng obviously Permissible IN
holding the position OF pablo prosecutor II the ccun
Try lawyer who assists tho Covprsv In examining wit
be Intended 70 apply 70 ccFain gentleman lately
on the besch, reinemen, II dclicscy worthy Of
poeseesing the susvlty o. and kindness disp
suor for which Mr.. Hall u 40 remarkable. Oar tommy
District Attorney VIII not ci ccurre, eov his legal duties
10 interfere With the rssJussica Of aImDer fsFses.
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Po~sfrcs TO Fl 'Izz k:sAEAGyl Liss o.
esAsns- Is staAed that Mr.. Garrison, Who Is now in
Washington, has proposed to The President 70 rsesabash
the Nicaragua iDo Of steamers What has the President
10 10 with iiie Gaxrsoa lae any thAa he hss With
The Old Nicaragua Accessory Transit Compsays Mr..
Buchanan will probably keep Clear OF oil he repreeeua
uves II the old California ST amshp lines the Laws, Van
aerbiin, Mors.ns, Garrissns, Whites, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
No N - n ~ An x ET.

THuEsDAr, June 80 p. "
Tho heavy shipments Of specie bcgnning 10 tell,
no tho banks ~ Least the feelings OF operators me
shipment from Boston have taken people BY
prtc-s million the outside figure Anticipated, even BY
lhe bcsss We have today to report dull and languid
market, with decline In many stocks Al the first board,
compared with the close yesterday Michigan Southern
declined per cent; Reading, 4; New York cenrsi, Y;
whilc Ee improved shade and most other spccu.
tive stocks toersoy steady Rus ID tbs second board
Hchgsnrou,hern fell 10 -, New York Central say,
and ohcrs N proportion Erie, under the pressure ef
continued scarcity Of stock ssed title 90 for sASh
and Illinois Central a i3es There outside orders
Of any or any railway securities. me public a
large content msz and psr with thor money
rather tSsn rsk the Aassups scs ten sne
Twelve by investing IN railroads.
Liter the sdiourA~cnt OF the board the ororine sSss
~ stocks and oOrss we're maze a. auction BY Abe L.
Noo,ay>-
s6 600 Tcrro BAste and Alton Pr "a mrc., int add. a.
$500 Mifwsshic and Horizon RE-. Lat mge., do. 5Sx
10000 Nortbe-n Cross RI 1ss mortgage IS, do. 20
10000 0refi Western (ri) RR 1st mEc. "a, do, AK
$500 ssr Francisco city per cent bonds, Dat. 10
500 trsa Western Marine fus scrip Of ls5T.... ak
lbo shsN Ohio and Miss. RR Eastern dvisou) 8N
10 Tactic Mall Steamship Company. ............ f3S
10 Mechanics Banking Association. .......m.... 1oA
n NORM tlVtf fnH. ..s....s.ssss.ss...s..... Ia
10 Chatham Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
~ Shoe and Leather Dsns Iii
AFar,ners' and Cuzcns Bank Of Long Island. :. rs
- Cugens' Fire Insurance Company, es. dv..... III
too Hamilton I've Insurance compsnf .,,,,.".,n az
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Court Calsuaar--Tnis Day.
-, II, 10, ~. - ~ y
ocs.c. nsas-wcs. sss. $50, sss 200, poi, pos, se2
81 sss w. e sla, slA, bls, els, 3d. $50, IA,