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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31
VE.NEZIELi.

FROM Te thlDd depiia Er,niag Journal, lJh
The bark JnOmas Del,et arrived at this port yes-
terday from Leguaya Nenezuela, which port he left
the 18th nst Sbe confirms the advices received at
New-lork by the NOr hern Light, that revolutiona-
~ movement, undertb auspices Of Gen. Paez, had
been get eto0t and lad achieved considerable success
On the lltb, intelligence reached Lsguayra that
Gen. Cairo e Barquisimeto, had approached the
.0wn Of La Y ,Orla, - miles from Caracas with
force of 1900 ner, well armed and equipped. The
Monagas party had only 800 men, and were in no
condition "a attempt vigorous resistance. The two
tinies had beer II light Of each other for a week.
All he available forces Of MDnagss at Caracas and
lsguayra had been sent by the Government party
AND not soldier "as TO b. seen at either place.
President Moragss had sent off two of MS son. .e
cretly a, midnight 10 Barcelona for succor.
The country thrown into confusion. and ,e,
vial alarm pervi ded al classe-
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YLCATAV.
I'm IAe. y. O. PLau

; TIE y. Piayu4c
BY the arriva Of the Mary, from RuataD Island, we
have the snneIed letter from a correspondent at Be-
lie, Honduras
B,LizE, March ., 1873.
] lave bu' norn.nt te.ore the Mary leaves to IT,
form you that the Ind ans have taken the town Of
Bacaar of the CHIEF t0' rs in Yucaan; tha. they
.eok by surpre in the night, ard not single one Of
the inhabitans escaped. Aare prisoners and We are
apprehepeiye that all will BE- put 20 DEATH as the In-
clans do not ant money bat say the Cross ~ which
they worship wants blood.
Capt. Anderson Al d portnu of the "a West India
Regiment have been cent up TO our Eorthern boundary
20 keep the Irdians from crossing the line after tie
Spanish living in this settlement.
Our northern nsgistrate with two others, has been
cent up to redeem the prisoners at Bacalar.
Capt. Stevens reports that ransom for the prisoners
not being iorthcoaing, tNeywere all-men, women and
childreL-mas sacred
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

The ,c,ev s.s.msLip CITY Of Baltimore, which
,,ed from Liverpool at about II O'Clock on the morn
me a, me I7.h of March, arrived here on Taesd'y
DoTnrpg.
The steamship Africa arrived ont At Liverpool 3.
,oo, ON Sunday the 18th, and the Borussis reached
Southampton the morning Of the same day.
The City Of Washington arrived at Liverpool E: ii
O'Clock 4. NJ. on the 10th.
The screw steamer Alps, advertised to leave Liver
pool for New-York simultaneously with the City of
Baltimore, had been Withdrawn.
TIE ship Kennebsc, Of Bath, Maine, from Liverpool
for Mobile, was abandoned a. the 22d OF Febru'
Iry. Tie crew were saved by the w. F. S;hmd;,
bond TO Nsw-Orleans Nine Of them were trans
ieued to the Louise Sophie and had arrived in Edg-
ilIC
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l.ixerpoOl Markets.

LNtEFOOL, Narfh
CorroN.-The market under free receipts aad iae
Lev. from America Lss been very dul and prices hsys
wsy ID since d.purur- ofthe Niagara. The aes the
DAYS amount 20 only 900o biles nsay al % the trade
At MareLe.,e. ihee j. LITTLE 4 basincs. dong and pce-
ale GIoopiuE
BErinsTrFrs- Richardson, Spence 4 Co. rer Jrt
sers arrival, and dull market for all descriptions Fom
acted and quite nominal Wheat dul, aud selling al a.
previous rafes Com j. IN limited request AID od l@cr
Mixed and Yellow 81 e; Whit. SO al.
PKoylsloNs-Beei ei difficult 10 sell, sad in the a.
t price uncl angcd PORK ed luf
q tsk,n Tor fine. Bacon dun s1d tending do~n~A:. Gd
dull a. ~ for hue Talow steady.
PRoDUCE-Ashes hrm and rather hgheY; -,
IS g. PEARL, 5laSs Sugars quiet. Coffee steady. Ca1.as
Rice selling a. ,! ga 70. Tea iGA;;ive OILS eer-Is-s ua
han Rosin a:Aer easier common, STrs Of rr'u
tif e uomiu. Al
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CHINA.

The steamer Ava, with the Csleuita mails, was
wrecked near Trincomalee on the 10th of February.
The cargo and mails were totally lost, but the crew
and passengers saved. E2o3,OW IN treasure, i0I
the Bombay Government. WAS ON board the Ava. bat
I :, 800 had been recovered.
The passengers included several Of the Lucknow
refugees.
Intelligence from Canton WAS 70 the 18th Of January
ne city renamed tranquil under tue rule OF the
q Lex continued a close prisoner board the Iu-
snycT
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HOLLAND.
Tie Ministry had undergone slight modification
RUSSIA.

The iaral;de Rasse records new victories of the
Army of the Caucasus. letter TO ths. j)urral an
nounces that the important def!e of ArgOon, which
has so often been attacked unsuccessiuy is at length
in possession OF the Russian troops.
TIE 7tmes's Vienna correspondent. says tha, It.
PetersbuIgh adyices put il beyond doubt that .he
Chinese nave eonleHveG nosiutles sgahst tse BUS
reported in dispatch at the advance posts toward
the mouth Of the Anoor had been attacked lg the
Chinese 70 sudderly, and with such force thai the
Russians had to retreat thirty leagues up the iver
The Chinese thereupoI destroyed the Russian settle
ment.
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SWITZERLAND.

dispatch from Bern announces tina, the Genevese
Cove rnInen has dissolved the Italian Benefit Society
in that place and tina: he Federal C0muissioners had
ordered the expulsion of twelve French and seven
teen Italian refugees, while Inquiry WAS going on
concerning twelve others.
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THE MEETING IN JOHN STREET YESTERDAY

THE MEETING IN JOHN STREET YESTERDAY.
The Business Mems meeting at noon, 10 the eA
John.street Church yesterday, was conducted by ar.
LucIus HABT. In this meeting arrangements have
been made for ladies to take seats in the gallery in or
der that tie body Of the house may be Occupies BY
businef men, for whose benefit the meeting is psrtca
lar designed. The exercises were commenced by
singing the hymn beginning;
Come, my soul, thy suit prrpsr,
Jesus loves to answer prayer" sc.
Mr. HART then read a part OF the l2th ohsster OF
Romans. He said that If one had other rules 10 90
by than those contained in this chapter aud would 90
by them what happy world we might have, even
here After the reading, prayer was offered by Mr.
LocAwooD, which was followed by singing
" How tedious and tss.e!es. the hours
W hen Jesus ho loDg.T SEE"
Mr. iiart sad he could not describe his feelings to-
day. He thought OF the time when = Lad he ed 70
mp up u The Old church this spot The pulpit wa.
Oh The wrong end low. lie heard there the slyery
v0.ce oi the sainted Summe field a. he poured forth
AIs tones 80 lovingly. There was aso the s:Alwart
Licer MefWln, whom the old Inen would remember,
"h3se sfCns voice was rct to DE forgotten; and he
couo now point tJ tie used to lead the choir,
sr. Danei Ayres lwho sat clcse 10 the pulpit, or
rather who used to be led by blind woman, whose
name was Hannah Baldwin. Here eyes closed,
but her tongue was loose. How she sang a. she sat
n tie highest seat Preacher and singers hsi all
.0Ie 20 that happy land where there bl ndness
We said he Hat little longer-h0w little, none esn
kDoW.
He could point to another member of the old choir.
Mr.. FraIcis Hall who st III, ,ered and doubtless felt
us; the law Of God was unchau gable.
gentleman in the center Of the house said N At on
sst saturday ne had resolved 10 confess his sins ard
cone 10 the Savior. On Sunday he did 20 10 G Vi but
could fId 10 rest. He brethren talked ami navel
with him. He had often thought prayer Iham.
bug but then be Jaw right into hi: brothers hear.
lie weht TO the altar, but could get no reisi When
lie friends asked him if he tet better lie alno., aid
fes," but something within told him L, ,ay the
truth. On Monday he read his Bb.e and prayed all
Gay, Yet went to bed without relief But on Tie day
p:tInihg a. seemed clear 10 him. lie wanted 10 tsl
bis friends that religion was fact Ia him
MT. hAk!-We should like to hear the brother, bnt
we ae confined TO time here, aud have to re.d the
hou.es Here is ole, and am very TORY to cave 70
read sueh one:
who scofs 9. religion"
Last a. the cross, earliest at He grave. "A yoans
..Gy who sccfs at religion 2"
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VIII regard 70 b, srs,oj Franc ,nd f4iogsan p7ss ssn-
cyaly -, =.
m. sr.vA, Of Cor In L DOS lbs lTh Snon'ed 70
{ ~ ~, mo@'.y fem strA4N
l1a NosFS NaFsY hal uder5ore ctAnge 'iocs 10 ne
-ates .3- demand.
NJ BFall.I nal .tssr.r wh fsll1s0 q ,p'-ie and the
-ye Tads m.J ~ WITH 26 -i IA sc'i, nfIied -
p, r.smt.0u On 4, lGt
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FRANCE.
EXECUTION OF oRsINI AND pIERRI

NUII'sP luut4o- OF Ihe London Nmrs
.. PARIS, Saturday, March ~, pm.
Al 's CLOCK last evening the warrant 10 e yecute
the sentence OF the Court Of Assize upon tbos com
victed Of the attempt in the Rue Lepelleter WAS r.
coived by the Procureur-General A. / previonsIv
announced to you, the warrant only included Orsni
into penal serytude for life.
Since their condemnation it was judged proper 70
employ the aghtwaistcoat with the three convcs
Is apTtfaetonsry measure against SDy possible a.. Il
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London Markets.

Bnr,D,tuT,s dull, hut pnces unonaugnt. SUGAR
fra b.. Reauea asher cnesP- Cof,LE uucbiused TEs
o., ~ i'm Corgo4 g. Rcs .'sh.,7 l9scr. raLLo"
s1i,, II, . pr - s,k,d: T Y C. So LNsFFo OF, 81
S..,cb ri. Istx 81 Cd57 p
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BRAZIL.

The dates from K Jsnei:o are TO the lfh .: Feb
ruary. The Coffee market Vas improving, and ou'i.
ness was brisk. No demand for Hides. tx harge on
London, 23l.
At Bahia, the demand for Sugs: was less brisk and
Freights were depressed
AT Peruaubuco SusaTs were higher The import
trade was dnl.
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kcericau sccuri,ie-.

1,,I Ioa-,. Tt7ss of he ld,1, says tha' On tbt
Sv r NOS Central Scw York Central and Ere RA.
oad rri,s showed increased tfmnes b. he alA bl'i
r,,s was ,.nfued 30 of'
Ne. io-h IsrtTfl shsr.s sat.ss.''.s''s.''''''.' -
F-.e u ''i
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SPAIN.

A dis a,ch f, IN Mad!id announces that the Spanish
Ministry ad received vote OF confidence in the fac:
thai the budget for 1853 had been voted by Congress
without alteration. The same dispatch rays that full
satisfaction is row offered by the Mexican Govern
melt 10 Spain.
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London Money Market.

The SrocS MAREET lad been heavy, sLd tho ?. -
f Couso- slightly 10 ired the cous pie The 6,s
- col .cley and s6s aT for s-oount 'o,irs fn-
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~.r. %. ere-a.ior wf.ho-, tiochng. A. ne IN teh.
20. 20. e,ea -.- rat or ns heas, nls fscs, "
30 to that roo-e er: VAS cam arc impa-siY
d..hed t., moItn. and he eye ler "a w. 5-l
Iue pI. -oL cJ X stuck = b.. ne te >-t e 'I' ~
sess the DIOR l.adny ( the s,an1d opehel a. y.
vsel'. Tre Al, IIucJn en.Tes,ed e'.i - :!
tte f-w n lrnepts .,!l .e!t 70 -ol'', NJ a.,
a-suroe ,s mer atttade. lis p'cmsed % o.
M s.ld he shoYd chant rs': ~ hyuhl e. -
-ac lie s,,Da.iy hegsr tos ~ tie " WI ss
pur n PJtrr' Lear Dg or The tobe HHg'r ne
nJUnt-c ri'-eE steps 81 Tie au'di s''i -
vtrse- @. lie song. .s..,,,.
.eii. AID hs c6lmIe.s reyer 5andoned nm - h q ~
nen. Wnen b. .ap-s-ed "a .lc platform = : "a sc
-een from ne noveInen. q hs o)4y SUI 81 ~ 80
,sough cove& with the vel. inst he va lock.n5 -,
i1r the .-0sd anu probf vi in Dded 81 i,.ss II
But they &c 20 :sT IF. Ths grefier nee drso 80
re ushe: to read the sentence oi the ;t 'nueL'
- tn P'cners 70 the cesir = psIIe.eeT .h' r9"e'
SO wac IL o,d ll8r. oycc ~, vas eViI'n.S -
moved g. having = pel.OTm tl-s diy: AM &c u-'u-
bel e. much fon emotion IS from DID t. ne 'eAi'-e
doCyTent, whiea no one Listened IA. -.
A!er this frmahty wss minated O:.ir and Pie r.
embraced their spiIusl attend lnt- snd Pres'e1 'ue'
,s cn TIE crUcifix 0fl.red y them. Lacy ,heL ga
Themselves up -he esGsmsr. PERI was attached
~ The Ilauk in At iu.6n He Wa eVecu,ef INST. Inc
none.t lis vel was raised and before b iehd : -
laid the BLOCK, + slii-med ;nst re c:ieG ''''
fItqi G. Iire IN RtDnWqVeF -
Or.ih wa. then taken IN hand His vel vas ras sed,
and his counteLance sill betrayed ro emotion. BE-
ioe lie was fastened . the plank he turned ir me c.
rection OF the distant crowd. end Il "sad, cEitd
" lire iQ France T. IL wa but i've minutes psst
ol,ck wi en- The second bead fell into the basket.
co d sLudder ran among those whoe atenti IN was
fixed upon whst was passing on the scsifod, .nd ior
an instant there deep sllsrce. |. pa.sei on b ~"
ev r very s0on. When al was over msr weGt -
t,er wcrf and parties who had gone together = the
,pot II, cs.e quarters D: the towG fastened ho ne
70 bie,kf1-t lie mon ng bssnmnS cleire:
every mou en, The troop began move a. II ebont
rnA IN - Vas
aiken ofT: he crowds gr.du.ly thirnsd; sonie ieS
yryvp, sr fingered about the SPOT; but the cod "as
bit-I. and TIE snow began - fall si il few hours
the plsce deserted.
these wietc. ed lueu suflc cd NJ unts am as
-ured, to fourteen.
sm iust informed that DE Ruii, i to be sent -
London 10 give etideice against Bnsrd
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orre.por deuce Of the Msnche.,ei @ lat diru.

CorresJor deuce Of The Nsnche.ei @ is.difI.
PARIS, March H.
Such had been the alarm Of tn 6 ,verGmen, TIA,
an entire division was had out, under the peIs )ne
command of a general officer, who assisted at the
execution. Fifteen thousand soldiers were ready 70
act at tie slightes signal ard every issue anG
outlet wa, guarded III times VI lnsurrectlDn la
the estimation Of my informant, between !l,UUU aau
100 Geo men of the laub)urg-, workmen IL b!1uses
were asseu bled in the spaces snd N the streets
near the Place de la Roquete; but he ESQ says the
grouped, by tn- way IL whi"h the u2"Ps
were stationed, tnat they could see httle OF h.'hlng
viii LOW give, in my infOrmants own wOrSs tue
following, which !, with his permission s'os down
under his oictatOn: ~
When the dead, dull s)und OF the t1IiIS oi 'ne ~
knife upon Orsini vas heard ii wss responded 70 oy
an immepse but smCthered reply oi re IN HtD"-
6IiqueP clnnot properly describe ths' IL was
ike gigantic mut'eri It ,.n was & n"t A cH or or
the sigh Of thousands OF human lungs. L. was wei.
appreciated BY the authorities: for, On the in-
slant TIE solCers ailed the most dsOrdsrly citttc'
aeir able; struck their horse, es 10 make the II
plunge and kick shCCk their arms, and c0ntrved IL At
the popular whisper should be slihed wi;hOu, being
literally put down. Bat the words, Irc II Rfpp-
bligve must have been clearly audible to every one.
In addition to this, my friend says: pdrpo'ely wen
home on foot. threading my way towy through the
groups wherever found them thckest. an bound
10 admit that everywhere heard expressions Of syn-
psthy and admiration for Orsni, whose crime seems
utterly forgotten willie Only the efte 1 produce by his
Pierri's name did not hear The attitude Of the
populace was, should say, extremely menacng, foT
!, las the marks o: hate aud thirst for vengeance
seated too deep for words All the remarks heard
wtre made in an under tone, as though police spy
we're dreaded h; every instant.
The Paris correspondent of The Ttmes has "rca-
"son 10 believe that the demand which the French
"Goveruu cit has made that of Sardinia for the
"extradtion Of Mr. Hodge, the Engsiman who, 1t Is
alleged was implicated in the attempt on the Empe-
"ror life. has been refused 1t appears, saysthat
writer that an extraction treaty exists between
France and Sardinia, one OF the clauses of which
provides ir the exradton of subjects OF a third
power though no. contracting patty il the sane
Z" ton of that power be obtained The sanction
Of Eng and has been requested in the case of Mr..
Hodge ard refused by Lord Derby Government. In
the meantime, Mr. Hodge remains in prison 10 ) ar
dinia
Trade in Paris continued very dull. Breaistutls
were quiet and slightly easier. Mr.. Edouard Tnayer,
Senator and ex.DTector General Of the Post Office IS
to be President Of the Transatlantic Steam-Navl-
cation Company.
The k-houses of Lyons had cent deputation 70
the Emperor relative 20 new Credit Mobiler Society
TO be cevoted to the interests OF the silk trade
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LATER FROM INDIA.
ousr..aodpIERI GUILLOTINED.
PROVISIONS STEADY.

,o,-os ptcl,ntp-essAosTUFfs DULL.
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0uN nays LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY Or BALTIMORE.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

II tie House Of Lords, on the 18th, the Ear o
HamesbUy submitted the correspondence winch la /
taken place between the British and French Govern
merits since the resignation Of Lord Pslmerston
THE FOREIGN REFUGEES IN LONDON
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-12
ehas1cePy NOsica
State of Vermont, Washington County, ss.-In Chan
September Term, 1858.
DAVID COLE. In this "a 90 tho Orator ,

State of Vermont, Washington County, ssIn Chancerv.
n,vn co, September Term, 1853.
DAVID COLE, In this the Orator, David
ruo,t.. ". Cole, of Montpelier, in said
iH ny "a NJ oMlIH, County of Washington, has
am ELIZA SMITH filed in the Office of the Clerk of
SOLOMON NEWHAl.L, fsad Court his Bill of Complaint
r.. GOSS, setting forth in substance that
w Pep D a.. hNluHI Thomas M Smith and Ann Eliza
the I'D day of November 1852 being indebted to the Ora
TOR IN the sum of one hundred dollars specified in two
promssory notes fifty doars each, payable said
tor In one and two from date with interest annually
that to secure the the said Thomas NJ smith and
Ann Eliza his wife, the said 22i day of November 1852
executed to the Orator mortgage deed of the following
described land situated in Montpelier aforesaid viz -
About one and onehaf of land bounded norherly
py and OF the Orators easterly by the North Branch
southerly by Poland's mill yard westerly by the
road leading from Montpelier village to Worcester and
te appurtenance thereto belonging conditioned for the
payment of said notes.
And further setting forth that said Thomas Smith
ana Ann Eliza Smith on the 10Th day of April 1856 exc
cuted to the Orator like mortgage Of said premises to
secure tne payment of note of that date for $5 signed
ny said Thomas and payable the Orator in one year
from date, with interest annually
Also setting forth that Solomon Newhall of Stowe in
the County of Lamoille claims an interest In said nrem
lses py virtue OF conveyance from said Ann Eliza sub
sequen to the Orators mortgage aforesaid and that
benjamin F. Goss and Moses N. Knight, OF Waterbury
IN the County of Washington claim an interest in said
premises by virtue of set-o of the on an Execu
ton issued by Washington County Court in their favor
against Charles q. Wilson:
Alleging the non-payment of said notes and nra win
Tor foreclosure of the equity of redemption in the said
premises.
Aud whereas it appears that said Thomas NJ Smith re
sides without this State that Subpoena cannot be SER
Ved upon him. Therefore in pursuance of the Statute in
such case made and provided it is ordered and notice is
hereby given to the said Thomas NJ Smith, and he is here
by required to appear before the said Court of Chancery
al the Court House in Montpelier in the County of ash
ngton, on the second Tuesday of September next and
make answer to the Bill of Complaint aforesaid and
abide such order direction and decree in the as
to the Chancellor shall seem meet.
And the Complainant in this Bill is directed to cause
this order together with the substance of this Bill of Com
plant to be published three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain freeman, paper printed Montpelier
aforesaid, the last of which publication to be at least
twenty days previous to said second Tuesday of septem
Der next.
Dated at Montpelier in the County Of Washington this
9th day of August, A. y. 1858.
SHUBAEt WHEELER, Deputy Clerk.
HEAToN REED, Solicitors 1S7w9
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET,

CORRECTED FREEMAN EvERy WEDNESDAY
At Market 9i5 Cattle mostly Beeyes and storesconss
ing of Working 0xen Cows and and three years cid
Priccs-Market Beef-Extra $3.50 AGO; first quality
1925; I'd, 5000, Sd $500.
Working 0xen-$S0, 100 to 115.
Cows and Caves-So2, So, 40, As to As.
Calves-$0 90 to 600.
Yearngs- 500 to 90.
Two years old-S24 to 26
Three years od-S2S to SO.
Sheep and Lumbs-52se Prioes-tn lots so
to 2,25. Extra, $3.50 TO 400.
Swine-260 at market. Live, 81 T. Dressed to II.
Hles, 8! to l. Pets IS, to Sl25 Calf Skins Il to 49,
TallOw, CD to Z.
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The Eighth Annual Meeting will be held at
Bellows Falls, commencing Monday evening,
Aug. 16, 1858.
ORDER OF EXERCISES
MONDAY EVENING Address by Rev. Calvin
Pease, D. D., President of the Association.
TUESDAY.
Forenoon.-Organizaton. Appointment and
Reports of Committees, &c. Address by Rev
J. s. Lee; subject-dignity of the Teachers
Profession. Essay by j. H. Graham, Prin-
cipal of Mortified Institution subject-The
Duty Of Teachers to keep up with the times in
their qualifications, and means of doing it.
Afternoon. Address by Prof M. H. Buckham,
Of Vermont University. Subject-~English in
the Schools. Essay by j. s. Spaulding, A. NJ,
principal of Barre Academy, on relation of
Common to Higher Schools. Address by R.
L. Perkins, ESQ.,, Of Stowe. Subject-Reading
as means of Mental Culture.
Evening. Gathering, with Volunteer
five minutes Speeches, and Poem by G. R.
Ballard, A. NJ Principal of Montpelier Acad-
envy
Forenoon.-Address by Henry Clark, ESQ.,, of
Poultney subject-Mental Development. Es-
say by E. P. Stone, A. M. disqualification
Discussion-W. A. Burnham, of Burr Semin-
ary-Thc Principles of English Grammer and
the Best Method of Teaching it,
Afternoon Address by Hon. VIM. Slade Sub
ject-Thoroughness In Intellectual education.
Discussion on School Discipline.
Euening.-Address by Rev. W. Hooker, D..
D.. subject Music ; its Importance in relation
to Common Schools.
ruupcn,v
Forenoon.-Address by Prof. A Jackman,
A. M. The Teachers out of the School Room.
Address by Prof. G. N. Boardman, of Middle
bury College. Subject-The True Educational
Policy for Vermont.
Atternoon.-Appointment of Officers and
Miscellaneous Business. Address by j. S.
Adams, Sec'y Board of Education.
The subject of all Addresses &C., will be
open for discussion as time will permit.
Teachers, Superintendent, and the friends
of education generally, are cordially invited to
attend and participate in the discussions of the
Association.
By arrangement with the several railroads of
the State, free return will be given to all by
certificates of attendance from the Secretary of
the Association.
The citizens of Bellows Falls have kindly
rendered their Inequalities to those in attend
ance but in order to facilitate the necessary
provision for the large numbers expected, all
persons who intend to represent, are desired to
notify, as soon os convenient, j. d. Bridgman,
Esq, Chairman of the Committee of Arrange
ments.
Editors of Vermont papers are respectfully
requested to publish the above circular.
AzARIAH HYDE,
is; srAuIDlNa, Executive
A. d. Roe, Go ,;to
9. W. Cushing. ''"'n''''''