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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08
Arrived .SrSp

~ sesrnship AHbia Stone Liverpool Jan % md's and
pass To r. Cunnd Jan % passed ships Tuso soIs and roro'
na bound ato IyeIpoo Feb lat lon % ~ passed sup
Absoss, bound w. Jan. "a, posed d. steamship Niagara
bound IN.
Bark B. Coced (of serspor, Cocord mstsn1as jan ls,
sugar R. p Buck Co. Has .xpeeIced heavy ~ and w.
gale sprung oreysTc, sc.
Ponvs jan e. lat q D. lon 81 D spoke bds julie, from
Havana Tor Boston. 10 days gat.
big Prens Hobbs (of Boston) Carver Masnzas IL days,
rnoases TO Youngs Co. vessel 70 Walsh, Carver Chae.
Biz Gsdiator fBr sser st. John, N b. days potatoes 70
shr 81 m Ei. Nichols, Wilmington, N C.. days. nsyi
sehr Thomas c. Frank webb North Carolina days. corn to
schr j H. Burnett Worth, Newtern n. c., days. naval
stores.
schr Cen John Cubet Lobson Virginia days Ost. % A. c.
Ravens.
schr wsnpOnss, MONS Smyrna, Delaware grain to R. D.
Barrett.
schr Fleetwood, Burr Salem rndse. TO r. w Ropes
stesmsr Delaware Copes Philadelphia ~ hours ndss 70 j.
7. Sanford.
Caew William, PrOsia.nc. 10 hoar. dse " I.sss
Odsn
sAlLED-BTmen ship Iiz'teln WICKER svcn'er. ff
London.
WISD-Daring tee day from tow.
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PeDoyt,d BIZ Tsl,prGDk.

NEw.ORLEAxs, Feb, s-CoTToS is firm s.es today $50
bbs &C. Other articles unchanged. EXPORTS Of CorroS 70
Liverpool to-day n zoo bales.
CINcINSArI Feb The Provision market excited, sales Of
million pounds bulk MEAT Sic for Shoulders and Ic r
Sdes B.cONSaes of 500 hide &c for Shoulder &c. TOR
Sides and si. Hams Mess PoRk S LARD advanced "
eic Hoes &c; receipts light. FLOUR s. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08
According to the Treasurers last weekly statement,

telegraphie dispatch to Messrs. Thompson &
BIothers No. Wall street, announces that the notes
OF the Wyoming Bank of Pennsylvania are to-day
thrown OIL. by the Philadelphia banks.
Tie notes OF the Philadelphia banks, and Of those Of
Pennsylvania which are at par in Philadelphia,
ceiyed OIL depcsi. a. ne MeropcltsO Baah a. y cen;
Discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

70 ,tedSsas -yabd, ron Li,rrse&,Gsorse Cockbqro; sy
Rose Haeslden L. Morvsn r. H. Knish Nogs Longee II.
Starr W. Chadburn r. ii. Dusseldorf o. Ceasby NJ Dunbar
Refer L. Rehon Rouge W. Preston. = A Cooto, w.
Schroeder T. PangeIsker w. Sloane. Capt IegwOh, g. g.
owsend s. Wood and ady woodward Lockwood snd lady L.
Nontene o. Reilly Ed o. Reilly e. NJ. Veto, p Elson fhos.
Knbler = Cochran, C. Crun, :. Wilson, S. Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED vOR The n r ralsusr

SaItkDAfi REQ b, 1879.
AsESThe demand for both kinds :. good with urder,,s
arrivals prices are better sales Of 100 bOs sc for Ps and
90 ~ for Pearls.
COFFEERo has continued active and prices again higher
We quote the lower grei. of nic
Of |, 500 bags, In lots, 20 the trade at 9dlc
COT1ON-The market hrn, with sales Of 30 bales a. our
quotations. The stock 10 small We quot.
hV,Yosk cLAsaFicATIos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

Tie exports of specie from this port for the week
ending ths day and fnr the wear 1873 were as ioows


Total ots VI
The shipments Of the week have been very large,
but fer the past weeks the average is less than
lSOO,GOO Y week.
The following is comparative statement of the
value of certain exports from the commencement of
II i a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08
IAd,erti,.mon.
yN-..I.s ~ ArIDNAT 'IffNAT'tk.

ksAss, fvsUT hss prevailed upon MI ShAfhsS - u
~ ~, a., nssht. ~ geS. has been his ehsFsh
tAs, ha.ares. been omed away i want q lss
-. Gyysse he 10 % sppear the CEalGe.ers Of "a
No. 10 the draosas 81 1E sEA; Or ChLo a. ~
10 0I 1scE ~ HrwYoss The drama Of hoB koS col''f
Al 1 n Allan NJ O. L. foH lc, slpeen1f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

o., "a v:,h ,ha p.cis and o9uawka Ra.hOsd

Quincy, and With the Peoria and O9aa"ka H0'HV"'
for Burlington snd Oquevfs'
The January earnings Of tie Illinois Central road
were si29 900, against sl5G,ooO last yea
The advice. por Arabia are financially favorable
and also for Cotton. which shows considerable ecvi'y
o.d GOOD advance in prices Cousois have been
buoysnt, and az, quoted higher. The following '"Oe
vii show the ucus.ions in Consols since the l''n ns''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

-. ,,e-,, g ~ or. he'd s,o.en 90 ihe % d
30. ,,. So,e WIN VI. TkoIne, No. y IN" - ''ie'7 49, "
reminded 20 l''2 was convicted q assault abd pst
may -. - PehrusYy, br@f't Boy ., NJ = CIV ~
Ely ." "a. scd ssrack Bcde.t several tis' ~ ne Ies W
nd ia A. eye Set q The FensL'-fS ~ ~
Hip,H a. =, % Iarkens and Terence McDermot Tere
100 n ss.avt I'D has ~ tho q, # janHa-yi y hn
y Hir, No. % Cay.Ns a. and wcrc 'H,noed =" 4'eT"S
fof ss3tsDfc -, = ..-..l. 81 b,.to-y on
Juus Rs.eH the. No ~ bAfte. st""t' W. c. hais NC
oue,. Of hi complainant. o.. 49,.
HWm Talbert, coored, cLRrRea with stealing, nt1e
1 q Februay carpet and :wo rhsis worh 80 on .h- II
r'si1t Of Mary McLear No. l4j Worth stTest wss +
Johr IIeratty was caught IN the act Of -'ea NJ, on
the Oh Of Feb-rery auty Of pork, worth ron hahs
bas Msrsm No. 10 West stee;, al Wa Sci. u 70. rsH
tisry Tor three ,nth'. ., , $780,.
ReIon Cash was convict cf assault and battery,
the 50 of FelrsTy, David Wyle o. inc I"h'A t'eo
Police su4 was lI.d o -. "A
Adam VII NJ and Bernard McEiToy were arragned
assault ard taterythe fret for s'rs ng VIVID Pc
Mary Am kins No "a S9g;n rect. .Ld me I'eD1 I 49,
Ing (jeorte Merrs No. 80 thompson str"t-nd "-r 'q
Auous,ns Never was convicted OF keeping q az
rl,rx bouses SS 10 Howard s'reet, on he c1npsuf Ar
Brncy Of the Second Pecinc; Poc" AID e'~n'e Wa uel
IL Tlssdsy. + 1891, Il, IA
Frederick Specklow was convicted OF ga W ana
ts.ry on the Of February JACOB isra No ll5 DIVE.
erect AID fined 80 AID seutto The IS fH7ol i'f '1J
dsys .,s * o..o,l. ,,d be.
- %, tho "a az February on Wu. C. MAJ, No S9 MN
aver. . and s.nt.nc. v deferred til 1Iesday =.
Francis Coulter BARLEY Brennan and John nan,
charged With s,esug quantity o. tobaco" worm y 49, o
Maria Tigb convicted Of assault and batter "a
Csbs6ue iiva again reminded or seutence End HoJ
Tvlor Wm ONeil VIM Finley srd VIM. johnson convicted
Of stealing also feuanded Tor .enten'e.
Several other cases we're discharged Tor ABSENCE
f atn.sse or adjourned ftaIe day. when The Count Oh
olTued 70 y O'Clock on TUESDAY morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

These notes contInse 10 sell a, 10 e cent Discount
in The street and considerable amounts ar he'd by me
brokers. Now that the Secretary has removed some
of the restrictions upon their the House
they will b. in better demand for the payment Of du-
lies OF the amount named above as having beer -
sued probably two millions and hai have been forced
upon public creditors, and after months experience
the Secretary finds bis financial scheme dead failure
Dr. Cobb has certainly gained no credit IN any quarter
by his rejection OF the advice of those who assured
him that he could rot raise the money needed a, y
cent per annum, while the present Government stock
yielded a = cent PER annun.
The banks in the District OF Columbia aud the Bank
of Wilmington Del, have resumed specie payments.
Tia f,li1ur;r saler were made az auction TODAY.
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HIsIAruls DAY.

sun-Risss.... 1908 Sots..... 5:t6 Moon-Riss S:J7
NIGH wATgR......THIs
Sandy Heck. 1903 Gov I.Id. 253In He'd Ga,s.,493
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s9l24aN

TotAl....... sSl4S1 S1,uboibo4 S@NilD q ,245 10
Deerasc a. compared with 1857 s. O3s 80
Albert H. Ncollys regular daily auction sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place on Monlay next,
the sth inst, ct l9l o'clock, a; the Merchants Ex-
change.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale OF bonds anl
stocks will take place Monday, the sth inst, at u;
O'Clock. at the Merchants Exchange.
The Brooklyn and Jamaica Road has declared divi-
dend Of Il T. cent, payable on the 18th inst.
The earnings oftLe Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company for January, 1888 were;
Erright. Passengers MIsceL Total
J,rusrv 1857 tses5 IS s2s74 81 <l,776 So s75 Ol -
January lc8. fiSi " 1855 4 1875 50 7,ils -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

Dec-ea,e.,sLeOl ~ SLSe e5 SSss 50 s6Ssi 81
The road Of this Company Is l2s miles long, CON-
menoirg 80 miles west Of Chicago at Ire Junction with
tie Gaers road aad extending 70 Gaesbarg, where il
correcte with toe Qz1rcy ard Chic'sc Ra-Jcsd for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

The public sales of Dry Goods yesterday drew to
the auction rooms a large attendance of buyers.
Messrs. Wilmeriing & Mount had large catalogue OF
linen goods, which was entirely sold at fair prices
Messrs. Wilmeriing Hoguet & Humbert had an as
sorted catalogue of tailoring hosiery and millinery
goods on the usual credit of six months. The cata-
logue was all sold as well as could be expected, taking
everything into consideration.
Suhoined is an abstract of the business Of the Pen
sion Office for the month of January last, under the
act of the Sd OF March, 1855:
Number applications for bounty land received. 02a
Number Of warrants certificates issued 1904
Total number Of applications received ...,,....Btg75
Total number OF certificates Issued ..2e76
OF nnlhi
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by Telegraph.

BOSTON Feb. zAriv.d today, ship Chnger, fres N.w'
Yo:h bark Union, Jones from Bstmsre; and schr Afee,
Dyer, from yerenie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

Money quite abundant, aud The fa.e oE IuIGI's0
hsi fallen of, although the Bank had male no
change. No failures of importance had taken place IN
England but al Narcotics The reyu,son was spresfng
In American SO Ike the business wa light.
The report OF Mr. T. +. Ssttherthwaite y anne 1ed:
We have but little change TO note in American Rail-
road Securties. During the past week there has,
however, been steady demand for investment IN
Pennsylvania Central Bonds and Sew-fork Central
Bonds and shares. For Erie Mortgage Bonds Of 1873,
and Sinking Fund, there hiss been some inquiry. Hi
nois shares have advanced 70 e cent or coutinu-
Gus buying by the public, and close firm at a TO 81
discount.
BID AskeJ.
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COURT CkLENDAR-TPI. Day.

Su,rysr CoURT-CRCUIT.-Nos. ll2, ll9. l23, III,
i2g ST. 1J2 IS 49, 49, 1885, l39 l42 49, 49, ~ l4a e. Is
Ij7l, 10 =, go 900
SrpREME CorRT-GESFRAL TERH.-Nos. ll9, 100,
49, ISs 1OI no IA l39 49, l4l 49, 49, 49, 49, 49, ISL 49,,
lt3 100 1885,
EnumeIsted motions. . -. 30 ~
CosNoS PLTAs.-Psrt Nos 1873 369, 2l3, 3H,
38 500 39 3s2 500 Part II Nos. 81, Ji ST. $780, 54 g.
IN, I2s, l46, Ia, $40, 49, Zt, m, $50 20 =.
a. g. e. ~ 49, 11G AS, $50 SO SO, So 80 J 2j9 II!
$40 I2 40 49, 434 49, All $50 467 "a 49, az 59i H.
SO Z38 4j2 5Oj, AZ 2o4. - - ~. 49,.
UStTED STATES DIsTRICT CoURT.-Nos. q, q, 10
Is. III. is ~.
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SEHsoAI ANA lfOS.
Up,auda. ElOrfda Aohfia
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COURT OF SPECIAL sEssloNs-FrB. 6-Before j..
OSBORN and

OSBORN ard Connolly
The entire number of cases on to-dav's calendar
$50 prison cases 10 suspended cases. 10 bail cases and
Charles Sweeny, convicted of assaul, and bs,,erv
sn the % OF February ON james Swecuy of the T,,ti
Georgiana Mohat was also convicted of ASSAULT and
Battery on the h Of February Christina Beckett cood Of
No. l62 West Broadway. Georgsna
face with her fists scratched her ne and ,or h
"boonet from her head In the public streets aud wss ,pi ~
The City Prison for ten days. "' ~
Albert Gardner caught 10 the act of stealing
the 5h Of r, brusry dressed chicken worth 81 the pon
Barclay street. and sent TO the PenenAry months
John Williams was also caught in the act of steal
The 18th Of February pair Of shoes worth 81 80 the
property Of Bernard McFeeey The complaint Of John NJ
kinney No IA ChsihAm sTee, and was scnt ;e tn Penten.
tsry FOR ti1 mouths
Ellen Quinlan pleaded guilty TO stealing in the
month Of October December elk ves and and half
pair Of window curtains worth s the complain Of VIM
Watson Of the sxeenh Precinct Police AID sent TO the
CITY Pnson for ten days
James Proctor was convicted Of assault and bat
ery on The Sls Of January bic wife Lucy No - CoWand,
tree The accused charged With knocking HE wifi dowa
City Prison fr 30 days.
James johnson, boy, pleaded guilty 10 an attompt
IT pea larceny the Sd Februsry corplsn o. WIN
House Of Refsse 49,
Lewis Higgins and Charlie. - werc convicted
corner OF bsne aud Columbia s.ce,. soat Rlookyn AID
John Brown was found guilty of sssant and h,t.a,v
on the sn Of Jsnesr % Robert Hrr Nos s. aud % Fatn
Prapcet Rentet! wac found IL posrsssicu OF ,t,ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-08

The Imports, will be seen, continue to show large
falling off of over -four millions for the week. and ten
and half millions since the lat of January.
The following is q comparative statement Of the
Exports exclusive of specel from NewYork TO
foreign Ports for the week and since Jan. l
1855. 1857. 1855.
Total for the week......S Ol8Sl2 Si,li2+5 Si}ijl6
Prcviously repoIttd ..... 57lj6.7 3,Hj,74 SOB 7S
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
AN IMPORTANT CORPORATION CAsE Ia.

1upRVNF COVRT-GEsEksL 1tsH-tsb. o-1''N'''
p1vfTe CIrREr ard SUTFEst ANo- -
SIITGLp FRAUD on THE PART OF ''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10
Recent Elections.

The result of the recent elections in various
States, cities and towns but adds confirmation to
the facts developed by the press and public
meetings, that the tide of public opinion in every
Northern State is setting Misunderstanding
the present national Administrations The death
knell Of Lccompton democracy IS sounding
throughout the country. Its doom is certain
its fate Is sealed. Instead of the mourners 90.
ing about the Streets the streets will be search.
ed in vain for mourncrs.
The resultin New HAMPSHIRE was a glorious
triumph, but its lustre is dimmed by that of
CoNNECrlcrT. On Monday last the annual
election for State officers and legislature took
place in the land of steady habits-in the State
mis-represented by half of its delegation in the
House of Representatives at Washington. The
result is glorious Republican victory. Not
outstanding an anti-Lecompton candidate was
nominated by the democrats on Lccompton
platform the Republicans have elected their gov
enor by three thousand Doioray-being net
gain of that number of votes over last year
sixteen out Of the twenty-one Senators, and two
thirds of the House of Representatives. A preg-
nant fact connected with the election is that
Bridgeport, the residence of Bishop one the Le-
compton representatives in Congress, has given
Republican majority of 147, which is 1913 more
votes than Bishops whole majority in his Dis
trict last year.
The 1ihode Island election took place on
Wednesday. The candidates of the Republicans
were the same as last year. Gov. Dyer was re-
elected by large majority, and both branches
of the Legislature will be nearly unanimously
of like faith. Thus the doughface Senator Allen,
is rebuked. This Legislature is to elect his sue
cessor and it is now settled that no more men
of that stamp can 60 to the Senate from New
England
Fourimportanteities ofthe Mest-Cincinnati,
the largest inland city in the United States ;
Dubuque, the chief city in Iowa; St Louis the
most flourishing city in any slave-holding State
away from the sea-board and Jefferson CITY,
the capital of Missouri, held their municipal
elections on Monday ane in all the anti-Lecomp-
ton ticket, and in all but Cincinnati the Repub-
ican ticket prevailed. Cincinnati has gone anti
Lecompton by 5000 majority; Dubuque, usu-
ally two to one democratic, has gone 500 ma
jority for the opposition. The Interpretation
put upon the Cincinnati Platform by the people
of the city where said instrument was fabricated,
is especially commended to the administration
democracy
The Michigan town elections show that the
REM hlican NAVY IN that State ara an, tho IN
crease. "Ihe work goes braveE on"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10
Gbr Otrmont pbanir.
BR.ATTLEBORO, VTt
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1853.


The particulars of the defeat of the Lecomp-
ton swindle are contained in our Congressional
summary. The triumph in the House over this
stupendous fraud is hailed by the untramelled
press of the country, in language Of great JOY,
while its defeat is a source Of the most pungent
modification to the democracy.
The following from the New York Tribune so
exactly expresses our sentiments that we give it
to our readers in preference to anything we can
say upon the subject;
at is a triumph over frauds in elections-ov-
er government based on wholesale fraud and
bolot-box stufing-it is a victory over poll-lists
taken bodily from old Directories, and election
returns forged without even taking the trouble
to write false names in the poil-lists.
1t is a triumph of genuine Popular Sover-
eignty--the right of the people to frame their
own institutions and choose their own rulers
over the bogus pretender to that name which
consigns a State TO the sway of men who dare
not show their faces on its soil unless protected
by military escort, and relies on Federal bay
onets to shield it from the Indignation Of those
whose rights it has usurped, whose liberties il
has betrayed.
1t is triumph of Legislative Independence
over the most unconstitutional and dangerous
abuse of Executive patronage and power--ovei
bullying and whcedling from the organs of the
Palace--over the lavish dspensaton of appoint
ments, jobs and contracts, to induce Represen-
tatives to defy the known will of their constitu-
ents-over impudent attempts to drive Mem
bers into infdelity to their convictions by threats
of party denunciation and personal ostracism
1t is victory of Good Faith over Executive
Treachery which fails even to "keep the word
of promise to the ear" while "breaking it to the
hopes" victory which the electric wires are
flashing to the frontiers of long suffering Kan
sas, to bid her People be of good cheer, for the
rod of the oppressor is broken and the day o.
their deliverance is at hand.
Champions of Freedom and Honest Rule
let us rejoice and take couragew
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10

Well, (sayS the Courier and Ehquircr) it Seems
to have come to tbis--Hare the Representatives
Qfho peopie the rightto an opiuou} The SEN
ate summarily throws back the Montgomery
Amendment into the face of the House without
degning to deliberate upon it in any appropri-
ate manner. 1t demands an unconditional ac-
ceptance of the Lecompton instrument. One
would have supposed that majority so decided
as that which adopted this amendment--an
amendment on its face palpabIy just and so po-
tential to clear away all danger and difficulty
would have at least received respectful consid-
eration but the Senate acted as if it neither it.
self had any discretion in the premises, nor
would allow the exercise of any discretion in the
premises on the part of the coordinate branch
of Congress. The Lecompton Constitution is
an Executive measure, and as such it must be
accepted and registered, precisely as the two
houses of the French Legislature accept and
register the DEGREES of the Emperor. This APP
pears to be the spirit of the majority of the Sen
ate, and it is to this that it is attempted to re-
duce the House. Can it be done? The people
wait anxiously to see.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10

ADMINISTRATION OF MEDIcINE.-Dr, o. w.
Holmes, whose reputation as physiciun runs
neck and neck with his literary popularity, in
his valedictory address to the medical graduates
of Harvard University delivered on the 10th
inst, gives the following, we doubt not judic-
ious, advice to the medical students who were
about to graduate;
with regard to the exhibition of drugs as a
part OF your medical treatment the golden rule
is, De spqring. Many remedies you give would
make well person SO ill that he would send for
You at once if he had taken one of your doses
accidentally. 1t is not quite fair to give such
things to sick man, unless it is clear that they
will do more good than the very considerable
harm you know they will cause Be very gra-
cious with children especially. have seen old
men shiver at the recollection of the rhubarb
and lalap OF infancy. You may depend upon it
mat half the success of Homeopathy is due to
the sweet peace it has brought into the nursery.
Between the gurgling down of loathsome mix
lures and the saccharine delquescence of min
ute gl9bule, what tender mother could for a mo-
ment hesitate"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-04-10
News, Notes, and Varieties.

In Topsham, Orange County, the liquor law ha,
been enforced feelngly. On the cath ult,, six rum
sellers convicted and fined, two of them $50 each
and costs and the others seyeray SO each and
Rutland County takes the lead in populating the
State Prison. At the recent Of the County Court
Eleca Lndley, Caroline Washburn Emeline l.. Bal
and Almira Sherman, all tried on information
filed by the States Attorney for keeping house. OF
ill-ime in Rutland, convicted and sentenced each to
four years in the States Prison and to pay the costs
OF prosecution.
The up mail train on the Rutland < Burlington
rairoad,on Thursday was detained an hour and half
in consequence of large rock, weghingo one hun
dred tons, having fallen on the track, little below
Gassetts Station. The passengers and mails were
transferred to the down train
The authorities Of Chelsea recently refused to open
their Court House for Spiritual meeting whereupon
Daniel Tarbel, Jr,, late of the South Royalton Bank
informs them through his Worlds Paper, that, "The
freed spirits now in the Spirit Land already arous-
ed, and ready to impress members of the Legisa-
ure to vote to place these County buildings in some
place, where justice can be sought and religion en-
joyed, free from the corrupt designs or dark dogmas
of the surrounding influences
We have received from the Secretary of the SEN
ate, a copy of the journal for 1867. 1t was printed
by Davis Green, at Woodstock, whose execution of
the work is highly creditabe.
According to Bill which has passed the u S. SEN
ate introduced by Mr.. Collamer) the L. S. Circuit
Court is to be held at Windsor LIST Tuesday in July
annually, instead of the 21st of May. District Court
on the Monday next after the 4th Tuesday of July
annually, instead of the 27th of May Terms of the
Court at Rutland not altered.
II. ii. Baxter has just completed splendid dwell
ing-honse in Maple Grove, Rutland tho spot where
the State Fair was held in 1852 and 1856. "This
house," says the Courier was designed by j. j. r.
Randall Esq, Architect of this place, and built by
MeSsrs' Roys X Batchelder. For convenience, archi-
tectural beauty, symmetry, and good workmanship,
1t VIII compare with any house in Vermont and is an
honor to the designer, and the mechanics who carried
out the designs"
In beeknantown, n. " us we learn from the Platts-
burg Republican on the 18th ut. Henry Zotman, for
merly of Grand Isle was killed by the accidental dis
charge OF his gun while huntng-the charge passing
through his head, caused death in few hours His
father in California having left his son in Charge of
the farm.
Rev. W. H. Lord, pastor of the Congregational
Church in Montpelier, has received call to 90 to