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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
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a FKw or THE PROMINENT CLUES wHERx PAX
n Ian tables and cushions are u.ed-Slsbs IL New
tork.-Tae New York Clue, rnion Msnhsian sesrnsn,
necc S snS wsvsy TrSs .. zoe ss sss
Ps,.aaelpbs cluns Phisaeiphs, Pa Mgylane And Ger
mania cubs baltimore Nd Boston and fsesne igbA Neg
Fics noad club Hevpor reading Rooms 4, aud severn
oilers too numerous 20 menton Address MsrufscsorY, 81
DILLIARDsi BnLIsRDsi SOMETHING NEW
- NwiS9Hf's PArsFT rxcrrsfoR CUSHION,
chs latest end best nproys escombinns boh speed and
pcour>oy Ansylss q s.hsrd tables made % order tie
ssoest notice. and In the best sye Mandatory IA Gold s
ID no ready for inspection, win sno,hsS improvement 10
he eushors invite Eenticnnsn " call and EXAMINE -
.sss.y hemse'vs' before PDrcfs pscSss g re
JliLIIAeD ROOM TOR sALE.A ROOM n FIRST
fAning four frst class hl,srd tables bar and fixtures with
ali tr neceesary articles for be business and no~ doing
s" ~ s. cs. s ss VIII &c rsqa.d and ss
balance 70 be secured NOR rage On the prypery vAgpy
DTLLTARDs A SPLENDID STOCK OF rvw AND
rouA'e 'O'n''' no" u GRIFFITH iis raioo street
HOw TO PLAY BTLLIkBDs.-ssg THE THIRD ED1
i'll ton ef the Game OF Bnfarts sS pages, niusrset
.no Gss oTsss sn &C x ~ s.aS Ga pesss
g the price, ST. o'cokroR xCs8sNSek s. Ann street.
DHKLAN's BIfLIAaD TxHEs AND COMBINATION
.. rS % .Ss scs
ucus msde % cheap m.seriss with which the nssst y
nFrrCrRs UNrrsD sTATxs Army USE PHrIAN's
W tables and com sins,on oushions y, the following
no,s -w~g Point, Fort Hamilton Governors Island New
ycrk. oid ron, ocmsOr, vus'rs, For, simcoe, ". q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

CAvAnrsH rHvArRr-rEJs THEATRE, ONE or
- The desirable In the Atlantic states south OF Pha
depha N fre and well arranged Ia respect
fsss twelve hundred has been noroughy removal
ed sd hes drop psiped BY OF the best scenic
tss N New Nort. II offered for rent BY the week Tor
sesson q orsnsc sne oPsso reprsssn auons Informs.
YOrk. j. n. Hffik1, Agent eAvAnnsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
AMUsRstEyTs.

rHE GREAT DpsssLpoRr GALLERY
4 Of PAINTINGS
are nov ca exhibition a 5ss Broadway, dsy and event.
kir, reou Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

A UC1IoN NoTICs-J. BoaARr. AuCTIoNEER-BY
IA s. BO6ART this day at ocock at No. $40 sixth ave
nue. oonsiatles sale tSe stock fixtures OF grocery
store consisting sugars teas Coffee Candles spices
uauos slOre hxtures, horse wagon and harness
CHARLES r. WATTS, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

YVHOs vHryCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10
Spruce Observation-Disclosures sale OF wines, &c
Eoudsy 10 ST., u SIS Houston street, consisting OF
vs. mes. liquors, segArs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

EIGH1H AhN1VhbBARf OF IHh SkW FOkh To EN-
coursds Yorivle Psss Eighty sixth street and KAs River
MONDAY, AusuMS.
The festival VIII eoumerce !, oiclocs 2, NJ, With
l. Concers OF he knngerbund under The direction " tr Fr
v.......,, ,hfuser' v-..A..-
HYMNS kronurgnsrsO
oNhersnd IT,
ARE Gene rrovHiorel ..lere
lAenetfreihs srscnner
Rressrspor schAchi. .koksr
of the President OF he View York 1grnvercl1.
3. Grand Tourpsmert the Mas. River
gynnsuC Exercises an tbs Water
SWIMMING hsce 20 Csich Lave 0eese or DUCKS
Ina q the fesiviues 81. NJ
sspo. viii ,c 4. Iaru.r Hale c.ns
street. ns.s stosdwsy Al a A. ssd msrss isoS iser.
Brosdway through the Park Chshsm street Bow
orsnd street ksssr street sysuus 10 The foot o. snh
ard The barge Bsinoe win be In readiness W forward the
oRDIR OF THE PROCESSION.
Band OF The New Hcrk schuisen SHiael Compsny.
New NOrk schuiyeu Company, Capt n. u. Busrh
Nete-sn turner's
Conmi'ife Of Arrangements
Marshal "a Seussa us1l and his AID n. O. Berueip.
Turr er Guests
Rand of the sangerbuns.
The ssngerbunf composed Of The following sociss Ale.
= mania, Eupboniss Coloois GermAnis. tHarmouss New
York; iors.y Brcotyn IaedsrtrscE. Mc.srt veren,
az Reform yeren ssuxerrunds schlerbund, feutenis.
Paris q ne Ss~ yors Turnserein.
Singing Societies no, becngipr 70 the Frnd
loreisJ oemsop,er hor sna Coinmsls-
New yoss ruruveren.
Rife Company % the New York Iurnvsrein-
The second and Thlrd cars VII run eyery Two M
half hour from cl touching n rers
street. East river each wsy 70 the Psrs are a c.nn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

U,oR HAVANA AND TKw oRLEANs.-rO SAIL ON
Mondsy, September H. at IL O'Clock, he United States
mall steamer CABAwBA,J r. Bulloch, commsuder. VIII
CON freight Tharss September and
ss above fro pier foot of Rooinsoa street North river
ror freight passage apply TO the agents LIVINGSTON
ChOCHERCN a Co, No. l Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

LIRANKLfN MUSEUM, LIT GRAND srRxIT, ONE DOOR
T. from BroacwAy.-PerformAnce
TWICE KYFRY DAY
c0umspcing at O'Clock In the afternoon and OF In the
evening The above 10 he
ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
IN United States where the Model Arstes exhibited
CONSISTING o. troupe OF
who for beauty and Symmetry ofform stand unysed The
entire troupe Of female artists perform
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
ia selection OF original and elastic living repre-
senug pictures of ancient AMI modern history. Also
will sppesr the FEMALE HfkSrREi.s,
the only original snd organized company OF ladies In tia
world The compsny win appear At each performance IN
variety OF sopgs dances, eccentricities 40.
.sslon-OrchestxA Scala % boxes e csns; pr
vais boxss. q; sssA he stage. s. Doors ~ and
n conimeuce al ana 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

A uOrroN NoTICK.THos BELL. AuCTIoEEER, AND
"a We TH0MPSON.-This day, at lo1z O'Clock In the
eaesrooms is East Broadway variety and dry
goods collars clothing trimmings iron furniture
pictures machine old wines segArf 40 CLOCKS ~ mat
tresses &c boots shoes, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

A UCTIoK sAlE OF RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE.
consisting IN part e esxt1' Rosewood roa suits sIS soa
Beautifully carved etegere mirror doors and escs
wood bse ssaary marble top plate glass and
x6esutp szcle wood sofa ISe and centre tab
without llm! reserve his morning s ltS West ~soty
sonaipsd IN said house. ociosE The psro!s
ave spesdd suits q parlOr furniture IN the richest
French plate mane and pier mirrors vases most beautifully
s By Of
e beet city % S@ s cs
ed IN breeade steel Frame lace curtains and cofnces window
@ Hs w @ se
vsei srG Sesuifu french csns tea
seis cut Aod engraved glassware silver plated ss beau
Gee cutlery and Bob Tan ware The bedrooms are tns-
r,snos and bureaus 10 match; Turkish lounge steel
fsms curtains shades hair sea- ohar. rockers sots and
together with great yssy Of Ss aa
ucTIoN SALE OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER
S'oiocs By julius BRows aneonser At bis ssiesroom
r,6cen, oci Of e carat ns gold and silver watches and
@ % sf Ss the sss saon q ses a1s fsfs wD
live catalogues q. SAFE. and Let fully warranted
(Eo. vEILEs NICHOLS, AUcrIoNKER-BY BROWNE
rss oSpc.s f Sgso oc: ~ cSs
regus- wsgons and harness splendid assortment Of
f:as sfs aS
nets, AID srsrs,Sng necessary for complete establishment
~ G HoETON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. $50
VI. Eudscr s,ee will sell this day a. two O'Clock a. sales
10. Of ewelry buttons and fancy goods Also, house
to.d .rrritiIe sDo bar CONNER. &c.
uAsDwARK AUCTION SoTICH-AssIGNEEs SALE
II stock Of hardware, &c -JkO Y VAN ANTWERP
viii eel Tuesday August 81 al O'Clock, for cash. at l52
f'ghh the entire OF hardware cutlery and
soots contained I'm the store Also, the shelving,
colnef sesk and glass also business wagon large
yssform eghir iron, smaller and lot OF
ir acd steel. Catalogues ready.
AIoRTGA0E sALB OF GROCERIES FIxFrREs, &C
Ni A. n. CRiSTALAR. suciiopeer. will sell this day,
ssh inst 81 loz O'Clock, at M Eighth street, the entire sock
Of said grocery Ting OF teas cosee spices,
csrdes butter cheese And various other articles o.
sc,ops &C. By order OF L. Pfeiner attorney
fsr morisagee,
G D. erERAs AUCTION EER-wIIL SELL. THIS DAY,
-. ~ = O'Clock the stock I'D fixtures OF the liquor store
No. ~ souah Seventh street. wlansburg, consisting OF the
usual Also, quantity Of furniture consisting
CT mshoRsny tables chairs bureaus becseads beds and
bedciog crockery. glassware Ao Also one spleneid bar
NHos. yxfyCH, AUCYfoNExR-oFFrCE NO. 10
Spruce observation-disclosures sAe OF wines, &c, o.
Monday st 10 A 81, 81 SIS Houston street; consisting OF
Vines. liquors, segsrs, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

VI. SrAr Manager o. NAlsck1 IN o alAntAyy Aaf
white coat supported By iorgnetls Mr. BytuEs
scene t.TfAeras thss:rs Coy mocnss, and Jsfis4.
time II p. NTrt out III. Dgh.s'rAiry funpibuu on kH
travels Quiet ssvee,sVtere's TIE
fairy nrpAyer-iAser bier and seun ~ ~
aid, you gar spritos and au"-Grsud tAica
Assisted By numerous spirits aud swle 1xsr-suldsu
pes-anoe OF the excited mansger"Whars - be donsr
Suggestions sor the summer seAscnTry tie classic dreus
Cobbs story, Ledger literature .-klSsnw npuirrb
bes-Dead OK goosThe eysrs o. ,ts ass-9v.1s
TEE LANDING or rHs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28
a UCrTON NOTICE-0xO. NICHOLS AUCTiONRER-

A LOTION N0IICE-GEo. NICHOLS, AUcII0NRER-
IA Sslesrooms No Cortlsndt street. near broadwN
Sale Of second hand household furniture this day August
q at l O'clock the entire furniture Of private residence
of sale consisting OF rch
psr,or suits bookcases, wardrobes oArpet mirrors on
psuc sver plated and china ware bresus centre ana
side tables velvet mattresses &c &c IN TACT Almost
every article TO be found In nrst Glass residsrcs Also
9re OF all descriptions all of which will be positively sold 10
the highest bidder without reserve CAao nes ON tue morn
Ing of sale. GkO. NICHOLS, Aucuoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

G D. erEgAs, AUCTION EER-wIIL SELL THIS DAY,
a. oclock the stock I'D fixtures OF the nquor stos
No. ~ souh Seventh street, w.ans5nrg ocnssnx q zoe
Aiso quantity Of furniture. conssing
CT mahogany tables chairs bureaus becstesds beds and
bedoag c<ockery glassware, ac Also one splendid bal
mirror.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

.y.vaNsAH NEW TuEtTss CHARLESTON ASp
- wrairc- n G -fse ladies snc gsuueusen 81 present
ersases o he sbove nsmed ess5ah srs are hereby w..
"a q fs 'hs Fssz-- .N--l.s4ss - u .-- o. ~
a. Middle q Oelctey CT GA2CEAST, L,c see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

a UC1IoN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIoNEER. BY
"A BoGARTThia day Saturday Aug 2S at l0la O'Clock at
The auction No North Wfsa street assignees sale
Household urnturtMrbe top dressing bureaus do wash
tables mahogany and cottage chairs mahoga
sofas Brussels threepy and ingram carpets oil CLOTH
mahogany wardrobe patent and cottage bedseads clocks
silver plated butter knives. dining tables kitchen
fornure feather bed mattresses cooking stoves birds and
manzle butchers organ. d. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

CRAWFORD -IxHIBtrroN OF BUST OF rHg On.
~ lstsisd Amegcan artist rh0us Crawford, BY his
p GerHsrt ~ Washington (sieJ of frneS NJ StuYvs
Insttne 6ts broadway from A. NJ 70 r. n Admis
90 csr's
TO rAFAgERs AND LyssTEs or rHRATRns.-EHp
Il unaerrgped having ADAPTED Bis story OF rlck WIFI
Tea Ter Representative hers esvr 70 i,cr usrsVefs
ara ieepees OF heayes that Ne really " negcee -rt
herD FOR acting of me with stage tusioeT
rNh'nsss scepc srss and properly rloi e,hes prsnet
cor yrirrt gecnrfd "a nAarsrrrt ~ ses otNaf
~ - ~" j. y BoBfvsow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

"A. WIN Co:-Trsae sale Rooms No u Park row :
Nh sry great variety choce standard works
In toe various departments insIudpg many In theology
Biblical literature also many very books early print
ed scA and assortment Of miscellaneous pubhcA
Eoas, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

A THOMPSON 90 's-BROKERB AND COMMIS5IO,
IA merchants l02 Nassau street Of Ann Nos
and second floor money from 81 TO $50 600
watches diamonds Jewelry dry goods segss and al kind
OF securities or bought Notes stocks bonds &c negotiated
A. r, THOMPSON AuctIoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-28

w yentrslooalss sna Wizard, ntbe
Brooklyn Atber sum
las, afternoon snd right
THE Y1AGA8A-PALACr GARDENS.
COMPLIMENTARY RECEPTION
GREW or THE uNrrrD STATES sTrp NIAGARA.
Those genemen who expressed wsh 20 retain their csrts
Gardens memenos OF that interesting oocsson have
them BY Supplying Al the csshers Office Palsce Gardens
DE FORREST rIsDALE, Propretors.
TALLY HOT TALLY HOTTIE FOX STILL RIMS
Whore shall we al meet saturday night, Why, A.
FOXs London Concert Saloon and hear the conic
singer Of the dag, Tom Watson. who for short
period only Chair taken at O'Clock. ebsies Hote, No "
MUSICAL CA4D.-MIss sEgrIN, PErNA DONNA OF
lNl The late celebrated sesuin OPe~ Trcuge bsgs q ~
orm 'he public and hev pupils that sbe VII rsirn lr
Europe the end Of August 70 resume h lesons oa No
la OF seosember. Terms. &c 81 her reskkoce.
DAIACE GARDFNs.
A oRAND CONCERT
WILL BIZ GIv3r
Mr.. THOMAS BAKERS sSLARoxD oRoaEsraA
NJ THOMAS S''s sfpTisDiD ftsswcsks
The mesxsL Edge.
- ce'i''
,V.v.xsAH NEW TuEaTRs CHARLgsTor ASp
- vrnipctc- The ladies aud gerileuicn 81 present
ertarss of he above asmed esshan srs hereby ~.
IN -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19


bW 'Q0rcf For thc protection Of fsh in bennington
County, 90 Che general committee.
i1Hgl-IcndcrnE thc use Of This House Zoo ,hc
Rev. g. W. Dwn.on, upon the practical working of the
doctrine of emancipation iu the West indies; uduutcl.
By Mr. circuit, that this House sig evenings alter Tues
dey OF ncNt week. ON motion Of Mr. Billings Of MI
Holly, laid on the table.
Spnoic hH-Evcudug the provisions Of the charter
OF tho vermont CWad1 hoiltoad Company % Nov. %,
1855 motion of Mr. ltoblrd rules were suaucnded
Mr olm.tad moved 90 amend by Hub.hiuiing tlc 18Th
saw mo- Tor hortcning ihe time unless thc House
wanted Go pass another b this the third bin Of the
Bind hot hud been passed uudcr suspension OF the rules
Amendment disagreed 90. And tho rules being suspend
cd ilc hll received its Third reading, and passed.
Mr fernoi Hn@uursh moved TO adjourn disagreed
Mr. Rounds called up The bin rcr,alina hclav for hc
publishing of % Condensed edition of u.c Vermont re-
p'tt.' and, 600 DIS motion it rccommittod 90 The
Adioamcd-aycs Il. noes 4.
SENATE MosoAr' Now 10.
Prayer D., the chaplain.
rhc Governor transmitted to the Senate the ninth ONE
nua report of the National Lie insurance Company ~
. tccucd 90 committee on fourth Joint rule.
ihr Senate concurrcd Boa the House amendments O,
6I loo amendment of act incorporating thc village of
H9as B9, rcriref and .',rred--ro incorporate tho
Canaan AcqHodHrt company to committee on manuhc-
general committee. To plV SaOiu Z. Morse, Lowell
Leach and William lIouihion. m TO committee ON
ci0ms. ln amendment VI acc incorporating the ylum
t'r ihe insinci 90 committee ON land taxes.
HiH' pnsoI -lor thc relief OF Frazier JENNIE; Co n-
t'II"''ie ihc cimout 0olpstluc company
i0s nbodsr.4 -ny Mr Mason relating to highway
survey 'fs Nud street commissioners. hy Mr. lutuc boz
addition i1 an ct 'ilg l Gre DISTRICTS by Mr Glccd,
Che case.
B.pa7t-Hy Nr Chrwdcn. bin to rcueuate ,..a-
uouy 100 rI.HH o1uscs, with amendment Ly adding t1
ho second section ihe words and thc uaucs Of mo- v.
uess'' proposed % Doc cNamiuod. which was adopted
Mr rnrh oi w ud.or mUs d to amend further Iy ad-
dnt 90 iao tId section, "rf0,dcd such testimony BE-
taken 90 Dlt ll DAVIS before hc session of tho court u
NDa tr s.ne is otticd o. cydcnec,' which Vas also
No Butler fIu |III
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

tc,ly what Is proposed 90 be dome Che public now d..
mand definite aciion. Hero was ro1d standing in 'ct
tcr caua ou tan amy other in Che State With l"II
unenelnhcrcd property bearing per cont. aud debt
doc them Of $500. 900 from another corporation iu O'
State owning -fOl1O10 of property which debit Us sccur
al hy % mortgage on Che VT Central RAILROAD, 'HHIn
rtrccdcuoo of an other lions and IS yrt unable Goo Day ou
s1lWlO prior Co FIRST of Sept $500 upon ihH tNtensI
which their original charter rcqmteL 10 Wa. uNi IN.
meaning OF thc charter 60 make private '''n l
its provisions and grant an it's houch tn single f01d
when thoy arg under thc a1wc o' ' ''on'.
with other roads with Tie Central 1na nt as tul
day. u was demanded tat somc r'W.nrc should Do
given that they would in good uth tako hs matter mt
consideration and. within hc Time provided n ih. un
An, ching that equitable De was sure che Scnoe vou
adopt
REMARKS on MIR. FRENcu.
NJ French Of Windsor could not support hc snh'i
tlto presented by the committee. lie had n9 Nriien
for road moro than another lg was in 1t'I NI '
C1nada read fuhline an Eos obligations. uui el no' N
unable Go bear This road has ch"iet "N % wv.
certain obligations upon D.. and ln view "' l'' 'y III
crs moi tho managers of The old and Doe ct 900 interest
in them IL was true Che road bad NOT complied " lho
provisions oi as ohai ,i'.u. ~ . ti,.. ..g ti,
/ ing tlis extension With or Niih'ut mp. pug
obligations In regard 60 tho proposed hnc i'' c'"i'l'
J tee had reported, uut what hd the 0'n'if Nn'"
tIc matter o. bod been said that thc "'. ni O H'N'
would be- ahart -aOIUUO hnt Doc was of ihc HIuion Do
woud be- moro than twice that amount, if'n tne ho'
evidence Wc have. 10 Appeared hy tr report offered.
the icast expensive OF these routes Boo hc direction proc
posed fot ibis cNtcnson was over 1tul1 H aHa " i.'
ng this substitute we compel the Company To- boid i'i
road aud hy thc best data we learn the expense ui N
tcr-and Doe would ask where thc money +" ''
rom 90 build this cNtcu,ou. They have no' 'N ''.''
OF their own road.
all ihcir trains iHtn Buhus tom, without Htn. %,
and Doe would a-A &c You were ia -.ommo we
90 tls vay. besides. what r,ion of tHn people % lH.
afN fF rfNfH Do I go 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19
REMARKs or MIR. GLEED.
Heed said hc proposed 10 examine som

MI Oced said hc proposed % examine some Of the
Arguments that Senator'S had adduced In opposition 10
ne amendment II was understood that The amendment
ohefd was TO leave the same obligations upon the oonpa
ny mat were conferred BY their original charter Senators
claimed that was all they desired II So they must sus-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

Mr. Rverts had heard with interest the arguments Of
the senator from Inmoe, but thought they we're far
from conclusive IN convincing him the Senate Of the
truth Of his positions. lie tells that the Rutland and
Burlington road and the Central did not 10 any
aid the Vt and Canada road In this natter be thought
II not contemplated ia the charter that they should
The road had had five years than named IN the
charter (afer the completion " the other roads, aud yet
had not taken the first cop 10 meet is provisions and
have considered the mner Of connection. IL
necessary that something should be done 10 further
the hubble interest OF the state, and the subject before
the Senate Is solely ~ public character. Upon the
side Of the mountain there four roads an in-
erested in this connection and Il scented him that the
sa'e Intended that this road should hs built In suoh
way and should make ouch connections 20 accoinmo-
date the interest Of those TIads aud the public well
the VI Central II had been said that this road Is tied
np by with another corporation. and for this
reason the bin asked r extension, but he apprfhend.
cd that the business interest Of the state required that
definite action should be taken by the company and
the II the people should understand per-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

Mr.. cmrlENnHN said the decisive vote by which the
substitute reported BY the committee had Just been nd
opted afforded certain evidence that the viii Of She PEG
pie OF Vermont was no longer 10 be thWarted BY amy
combination Of railroad corporations The discussion Of
the amendment offered ID No. Geed had taken wide
range, aud did involve the merits OF the whole bin as
reported by the committee. He should therefore say all
he had TO say upon the general subject now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

Rooorts--By Nh. Wilson, Cor com oa claims Coo fayol
Of House b 10 pay Fraser jennie ordered TO- 30 rc,l-
ing by Mr. Harris, for com on Manufactures n favor
Of bin 90 incorporate the w. Soap Stone Comp1uyi ore
dored 70 9l roadiug
Public bills refcrred.-E tempting musical instruments
nom attachments 20 com ON finance u relation 10
To judiciary com.
BH introduced md rcfired-Dy MI Builder, c1.
tending the time Of tho charter " the w. s. Cluada
railroad 10 Nov ~ 1898, 20 roads; which re-
ported in favor, the ouprossmen was omitted and tho
bin read the third time and passed
The Senate CONQUERED In The House bill 10 extend th,
charter of the W. & Canada Railroad Company TO Noy
Is, 1855
The VI q Canada Railroad BIN, pcuding au aecnd.
frst see iG eud Tx linz. m prin,eJ eo & ~ W..
point west Of the t0wn-housc Ia the town Of Cochostcr
was taken up, and supported bY Mr. Glol and olposcd
By Mcssfa Butler, Eyrus and Nash.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-11-19

Mr. oark, said that be was opposed 70 lhis ame &
te reason that DEE Ia favor % Doe main objects u wv M
,iiiwe h rsporrd ny he Commit 90 No heNc, NH
ity ul thc hl, and Cfplee % Nl most lmInI
tury NE unwilling that ih- oncmir. nf Ole hl XXI
apply the gathering knife u tls and disfeci ol W
Hasc d life and value. The adoption II th Hmendmg
tran-form living creature into cofp roWcrts'
compllsh tlie objects sought, .,sf
The debate upon this amendment mad taken wy Ih5d
and co cred noary the whole ground n tha bin l ie
follow Che example Of other Senator'S and otter Whht I'M
upon tie character ~ the BID this tme ana n NJ ,
question. IA very iull discussion ~ other haa u,a2
hanst tr ground q argument, and d. SHOULD re ~. e
reply 10 ht main qll'eugn OF u opnou nv o. wy a kal
u Was said that this hill Imposed On the W. q thlAte
road Company burdens other and gleaier han eonf M,
the original charter oi hla ih. he drmgdi pay XIII nl
So 70 vac Ia his luifmcut. ir dtfcminf l
wa satisfied that te provisions Of the original arHr t
ed the hUding OF this extension branch ruhstant any
,ded fr hore that such lol only ne intgn g as
Stature granting the charter but that such was he
Me lauguage Of te charter, under any ar rye ri NJ,
tinn. he thought that tNumiunti1n ~ lle l tN
times aud the Legislature action when hf road Wa gym M
"a In whom considered u connection WIN
" Central and Champion Conncc loot hiYrr NOV W IN
81 railroad Companies chartered n 1876 would 'n,,' IN
lght upou tit qua The railroad interest iu te saw
lh lewj hud no esper'ree g. guide "a h4th, 9hr
nain o tonn ctiout River Railroad t0mp4 les eAN'