Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-07-15

the remarks above made.
GONE TO CHELsEA.-Jackson A. Vail, Esq, of
this village, who has for some weeks been a
source of great annoyance to his friends and the
public, was taken to Chelsea Jail on Saturday.
Mr.. Vail has been andmight be one of the most
successful attorneys IN the State, and although
insane upon other things, is almost perfectly /,
rational upon all points Of law, which has here
tofore rendered any interference with his con-
duct very difficult.
THE HUTcHINsoNs.-Thc talest of the cele-
DRAFTED Hutchinson Family, Judson, and his
daughter Kate, accompanied by Mr.. Wallace,
sung at this place on Friday and Saturday even
ings. We need say nothing of Mr.. Hutchinson
he is all he was while listened to by half the
nation in one of the most successful tours ever
made. Kate, who is only some ten or twelve
years old, possesses all the requisite qualities of
most successful vocalist If any one doubts
it. 90 and hear her with an especial attention
to a song entitled, "Thc Cottage of my
Mother"
New FRM.-Messrs. Field & Watson, whose
adver tisement appears in the Freeman, have
purchased the stock of goods of N. B. Bacon,
and leased the Corner Store occupied by him,
and added u choice, well-selected stock of new
goods, which will pay the examination of those
purchasing.
The next Convention Of the Episcopal Church
for the diocese of Vermont, will, be held at
Brattlebore in September, at which time it is
expected that the new church will be consecra-
ted.
A Mortified correspondent says
John Coffran, who was committed to Jail for
the space of three months, some time since, for
violating the liquor law, and who had hear
ing on a writ of habeas corpus, and was re-
manded, was last week pardoned by His Excel
lency Ryland Fletcher.
THE CROPS IN KANsAs,-A Kansas Paper of
June Oath, has the following:
From all quarters we hear that the crops
have never looked better or promised richer
Weld to the farmer. In the Southern part of
the Territory, crops of. every description are
hooking finely. We noticed LARGE fields of
Wheat, Which are nowtready for thefeaper, snd
Unless the continued rains causes rust, will pro-
duce large yield.-The corn crop promises an
abundant harvest.
FIRE IN NEwBURY "A shed belonging to Hon
Joseph Atkinson of Newbnry, containing three
wagons, three sleighs, moving machine, horse
rake, and other farming implements, in all to
the valne of from eight to ten hundred dollars,
was consumed by fire on Sunday morning, July
4th.
Ex-Gov Geo. S. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,,
will ddliver theannual address before the Wind
sor County Agricultural Society, at Woodstock,
in September next.
SHEEP FOR SOUTH AMERICA.-We learn that
George Campbell, of Westminster, VT, has just
sold to Messrs. Coffin & Hayes, ten Spanish
Merino rams from his flock in Vermont, and
two Silesan and two French rams from the
flock of Messrs. Chamberlain & Campbell, of
Red Hook, to be sent to Buen0s Ayres, to i'm
prove the sheep of that country.
STEAMER BURNED-SEvEN LIVES LOST On
the morning of the LIST inst. the steamer Galena
took fire at the landing at Red Wing, MINES
ota. The flames spread with such rapidity that
the boat was soon enveloped in them. About IS
persons We're on board, 68 of whom were saved.
The books and papers were all lost. The boat
was valued at $50,O00. No insurance.
The Orleans County Annual Fair and Cattle
Show will be held near Barton Landing, Sep
tember 10th, 1858.
HEAVY ROBBERY Mr. Charles Blinn drover,
of this place, was robbed at the Exchange Ho-
tel, West Albany, N. Y, on Saturday night
last, of S2260. The circumstances were near
ly as follows Mr.. Blnn retired about half
past nine Clock as he says, leaving his pocket
book, containing the aforementioned money,
in his coat pocket. About eleven o. clock, two
other droyers came to his room, and he let them
in and they three passed the night in the room
together When Mr.. Blinn arose in the morn
ing, he discovered his pocket-bOok ON the floor,
completely rihed of its contents. The blinds
were wrenchcd from their hinges, and there
were tracks on the piazza, and marks in Siie
ground below made by a. ladder which Vas
} found near by, and other indications going to
show that the room was entered from the piazza
through a window. Circumstances occurred
however, to fasten suspicion upon one Of the
men who occupied the room with Mr.. Blinn
, but whether it will prove that he was the rob
Der is yet unknown. A reward of $500 was
Immediately offered by the proprietor Of the
hotel, together with Mr.. Blinn for the recovery
of the money and the rogue. The money con
= sisted of forty $50 bills and the remainder ii
r 20's, los and SIS all on the Passumpsic Bank
of this place. Mr.. Blinn returned to THU
place on Tuesday night, but was immediatcl,
: recalled by a telegram from Albany, under cir
| cumstances that would indicate that the rogue
s. is arrested. The despatch also asked for an of
= ficer Of this bank, and the cashier, Mr.. Red
ngton, accompanied Mr.. BInn to Albany
" Wednesday morning,-&. Johnsbury Caledo
}. man.
p, BEAR Hunt IN WARREN.-Ihc people of War
rem had Il spirited Bear Hunt on Friday last
and succeeded in capturing and killing Boa
II which weighed 403 lbs--a weight rarely attaine
:, by g old Bruin, in this section at this seaso
u of the year. We regret that an affective ace
~ dent occurred daring the hunt to throw gool
over the otherwise happy result. A Mr.. Ca'
~ was accidentally shot through the body, and +
badly wounded that he died the same night.
IN The trial of laying the Atlantic Telegram
lis cable is now progressing, and if successful wi
~, uonch Nav Ennndlnnd nnnntilnn tl,i, ~ nnlr