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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17
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Y /. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

M |. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
w NEW ESTABLISHMENT
just opened at the old Stand Of Lyiuan & King Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER x GRANLIN have just opened a new
stock OF groceries, &C., which they will be happy to sell
on the most reasonable terms, comprising
SUGAkS-all kinds MOLASSES and SYRUP
IEAS-all kinds, best in town COFFEE-Gn,ornmen
Java IN Packets, assortment in Bags, Ground in bull
and papers; SOAPS-Common Bar, Stoves s. Davis
Chemical CASTLE, Toilet Fancy and shaving! rOBAC
Coal kinds and sorts, Chewing and Smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow; CIGARS--a dozen kinds from
Short Skies TO a Plantations SPICES-Pepper, Spice
Ginger Cassia Gloves, Nutmegs, Raisins, Currants
Figs, Citron; ENIRACIS-Lcmon and Vanilla; Sal
eratus, common and Soda Cream Tartar Rice, Mus
kius all kinds Pipes, Lamp oil and Candles Butter am
Table salt; COD FISII-Salmon, Mackerel and Her
ring PORK, Hams and Lard; Cheese Tubs Was
Tubs, Wash Boards, Brooms, Pals, Shoyels and Hoes
BOOTS SHOES-common and fine; Oyeralls Gree
Jackets, &c. LOOMS PALMER
IEhMN CASH. JOHN GRANLIN.
Montpelier, June II. 1856. glnf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17

900 BBLS. FLOUR, just received, and
wv for sale by
June ~, 1855. STORRS & FULLER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17

JAMES G. FRENCH would say to the
~ Gentlemen Of Washington County and others, who
want 10 buy
ANY KIND or CLOTHING,
that he has just returned from New York and Boston
with an entire new stock, such as
SPRING OVERCOATS Of light and dark colors;
Black Frock Goats Of superior qualities cut in the most
approved STYLE and warranted 20 be equal any custom
made Business Goats of all styles and qualities.
PANTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
both Black and Fancy-part in whole falls, to suit old
mem VESTS, in any amount
BOYS' CLOTHING OFEVERI DESCRTP1T
such as Coats Pants. Vests and Spcncers-black,
blue and olive; also, Cashmeretts and Iweeds
for SUMMER suits for Small Boys.
In fact any man or boy find in my stock all Kinds
and all sizes and quality Of Goods superior to any kind
before offered In Montpelier II being manufactured
for the retail trade and is equal in every respect to any
custom.made. Also all kinds Of
HATS AND GAPS.
SILK HATS Of Boobies best style and latest pattern.
SOFT HATS, Of an kinds.
MORpHY HATS and CAPS, for men and boys.
BONNER HAIS-the new style.
SUMNER HATS. Of all kinds, including Panama, Leg
horn, Straw and Palmea Hats both fue and coarse.
Montpelier May ,, 1859.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17

Total 240 ga or 3-10th 10. average.
ANTHONY KILLGoRE.
fernleqf Macon Co., Ky.
This wool would bring a higher figure at Albany. 1t
sold TO travelling Spectator in wool tits the true
English coDbnq icooL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17
penttstru.
Mtoiral.
THE LIVER INVIG ORATOR
1 PREPARED ny DIR. SANFORD.


Compounded entirely from GUNS,
is ONE or THE BEST PURGATlNE AND LlN-
Err MEDICINES now before the public. that acts
Cothnte, easier, mlder, and more eilccual than any
other medicine known. II is not only Cattaitic but
Lircr remedy, acting FIRST the Lrcr TO eject It's NOR
bid matter, then the stomach and bowels 70 carry of
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes eiiccally
without any Of the painful feelings eXpccncCdn the OPP
Grafton Of most Cathdrfics II strengthens the system
the time that it purges it and when taken daily
in moderate doses will strengthen and build 1t up with
unusual rapidity
The Liver is one Of the principal regulators Of the
human body and when ill., performs its functions WELL
the powers nf the system = fully developed. The
st0Biach is almost entirely dependent the healthy
action of the Lirc Tor the proper performance Of its
functions: when the stom- ach Is at fault the bowels
40 fault and the whole = system suffers in conse-
qucnce Of one organ - theN ycrhaying ceased TO do
us duty For the diseases of that organ, one Of the
propuotors has made II his study in practice Of more
than twenty years, hnd some remedy wherewith to
couutcract the many de- = Engagements 20 which 10 Is
liable.
10 prove that this renee dy is at last found any per
son troubled with Liver Complaint. u any Of its
forms, has but try bot Gle, and conviction is GER
tain,
These Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from
the system. supplying n -thcir place a healthy flow
~ bile, iuyigorauug the, stomach, causing food 10
digest well, purifying the = blood, giving tone and
health 90 the whole ma. chincry, removing the
cause Of the disease - cf- n tciiug radical cure,
bilious attacks are cure cd and, what's better, pre-
vented. by the occasional - use Of the Liver lnygora-
One dose after eating is sufficient to relieve the
stomach and prevent the food rom rising and sour
ing.
Only one dose taken be- Z fore retiring, prevents
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken at : night, oosens the bowels
gently. and cures Cosuvc- ness,
One dose taken ofer, each meal will cure Dys-
a. One dose Of two tea spoonsiuls will always re-
lcye Sick Headache.
One bottle taken for e- ,male obstruction removes
the OF the disease, = and makes perfect
Only one dose immediate ly relieves Choic, while
One dose often repeated Is sure cure for Cholera
Mofhus, and pre,cnt-' tive Of Cholera
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17

me! LIME !-Penniman Burlington
- LINE, fresh from the kiln, az all times for sale
by STORRS * FULLER.
June %, 1858
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
A EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

a
tn, London Herald hes received the foDos wing tefs-
gram from Psris:
Tire Five Powers have agreed TO Cosgress, bat
TIE bsss ard the extent Of the discussions are nos De
cded upon. IL will be held 10 aeotfsl city and the
Hsgos is ment,ored "a the place.
"Payi,, March Ca reviev on the Champ Dc
Mars b.s been held to-day before the pperor. Toe
Empress and Imperial Princes were $40 present The
,muspse crowd which bad assembled received the In
p.1isl parry with sbou,s of Vive iEmpereuI
TIE following is fron The TINS City Ariclel
Bsrch 81:
"The announcement in the correspondence from
Paris hat TIE Emperor, having been in Orned OF the
ultimate resolutions of Austria desires to Iecede. by
diplomatic help, from bis Aggressive sttt1d- gave
general impulse to prizes, which would probably nave
been It'll greater but for the question az 70 tne ~sy 10
Which SARDINIA lie likely to submit 70 her dlrsppont-
mept. Should che be determined not TO tolerate Der
deserlOp she has the power 81 any momeLt 20 upset
TIE beat efforts of the pescemaksrs; vhile on the
other hand supposiDg her 10 remain quiet, the lneI-
ebce win be Unavoidable thet abe has been carmen oy
promise that the change, Of cOnrse will be merely
temporary until some and lees transparent pre-,
te1t for war can be manufactured. Hence, uhth
come sctua reduction of ornaments 10 witnessed, the
public will lot be drawn into any undertaking mani
festations Of confidence"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
Personal.

-Jydgs Black ia go intsposed ss to be compelled to
90 TO Havana to recuperats bis health and strength.
The Washington correspondent Of The Philadelphia
Press ssy. rather Ill nsturedly, that Dir. Buchanan Is
delighted at the idea that any member Of his Cabinet
she uld get sck and is in the habit OF saying evsry
dsy: 81 lever wss in better health in my life; can
take my glaze of old Monopgahels, dine heartily, iu'
"dulge in Msdeirs, and seep souudly, and yer my
Cabinet lie always dlapidstei."
Mr.. Horton, the representative Of Dexter 10 the
Maine Legislature, is ssd to be the "smatest' man
in it, He went, last week. sixty miles to attend Rs
publican Convention went aterward TO the town meet
ing Of bis owe town, walked into the ranks OF the
enemy by marrying 10 the meantime, the daughter OF
slesdirg Democrat of Dexter, resppesred sitn his
vie at the cspts and resumed bis duties as egs-
lstor having been absent only two sessions. II there
is vacancy the PIe.dsnsl ticket, we think ne Is
entitled 10 il.
We learn that hottie message has passed be-
tweer NJ G. Hart, esq., ard the Hon. John Clancy Of
the Sixth wsri late President of the Board of Alder
men. Ire csuse OF the difficulty is alleged lbsous
attack in a weekly journal. The Hon. Mr.. Clancy, as
the challenged party, clsms the choice Of weapons
and place; while the friends Of hr. Hart claim that
the Hon. Mr. c. IS only entitled to the cnoi,s of
weapons. The two localities proposed are Hoboken
and Canada; and se presume that as soon as this
qu,ttion is settled the duel will be brought TO bloody
termination.
The notorious ,lave. trader Lamar, hearing that
geptsmsn in Ssvapnsh, = Mr.. Hazard Of Providence,
had wntten letter to paper in that city describing
tee ,c.ne at the sale Of the Wsnderer called upon BIN,
and receiving an sckno dgment Of the authorship
Of the letter in question struck him in the face and
ordered him to lesve the city by the next train.
"A Mr.. Hswley, described ss travelling agent for
the sale Of Coton's maps is denounced in the Georgia
papers for having spoken Unexpectedly of the iDsti-
tuition of Slavery. "a proper regard for his ssfey,"
says ose Of them, will require prompt exodus from
our midst."
M. Csrlncourt the asronsut made successful
ascension in his balloon, from Utica, on Saturday,
taking with him, as passengers Mr. Osborne Of The
Clinton Courier, ard Mr.. David f. James Of Utica.
-Tke Boston Transcript regrets to hsarn that Gay,
the artist Intends to leave Boston, and come 10 New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
The c. YANDERRILI.

The c. VANDERBILT.
The steamer c. Vanderbilt he's been for about
month on the ways at Hunters Point. She had not
suffered ss severely as vas feared, by grounding at
Fishers Islsnd. None Of her bottom timbers are
broken. Some defective timbers have bssn taken
out. The Vanderbilt with new boilers, will probably
take her place in the Stsnington Line in June.
FOR cALWoRyIA.
The steamer Ilnois, watch sailed yesterday for
California, took nearly COO passengers, among whom
charge the construction Of the wagon road from Was
Wala.
MARINE LOSES.
The number Of vesees reported lost in March was
A. Of which were ships ) barks brigs ~ schoon-
ere propeller, ard smack. Tie value o. these yes
SELF with their csrgoes is estimated at $JJD 4OO The
total losses for the fret three moahs of 1853 have
been s. g7 400 Against % 49, 800 for the same period
in 1855 ami So 5l4 500 IL the same mooths Of 1897
The ships lost were ali Of medium small size. The
largest lots Of the past month was that of the ship
MeItice To- of Richmond Ne Capt. Landerkn, viii Oh
cleared from New.Oresns March - for Liverpool,
with IA bales OF cotton, abandoned on ire, 7S miles
ou'soe the bars Of the Mississippi, Saturday, the
9th ult The Monticello was 785 tuns register, aud
valued at about $4,000. The cotton was valued at
s6i, Geo. and with the freight money and weasel, vii
bring the lOss up to more thsD S2OO,OOO The other
large losses of the month were the ship Hope, from
Leghorn for Nev.York, 10000 Austr an snip Arge-
no. from Leehorp for New-YoIk, $4,000 Bremen
ship Adopis, Newcastle, EDg for New York, 81, No.
ship Agamembon, Liverpool for Baltimore, S'V,VU;
bark Mary Elizabeth, Rio Jsreiro for PhIadelphis,
SIS, coo; snip Civilian, Callso for Hampton ROADS
$40 G1; bark Deris Kelly, PhisdelPhia Tor new
Orleans SIS 600; schooner vsquero, San Ffancisco
for Au.tTaIis, $500; ship Nathan Hanau, Boston
for New Orleans so 600; and brig Mercy ,. Cousins,
Havana for Boston, $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT NEWS
SOME PROSPECTS OF PEACE.
A EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
sosscls ss.e9eI-Cotton idyanced-eOmlSteady'

TIE screw steamer New-York from Southampton
March 22l arrived here at O'clock on rueiday
nsrnipg Aprl 5. Her news which is three days ia'ef
b important and interesting.
tn. steamship Cansds arrived OF Lverpoo' non'ay
norrise March o. She brought the ere and pa'sen-
ssrs Of the brig AsIes Of Glasgow which 'unk on the
I9ts. Altar coils on .h the Pertis.
Tie Fsyorlte from New Orleans, and Queen OF tns
Lakes from Charleston, arrived ct Liverpool March
2otb.
The Amazon from Newt Orleans, arrived on March
20, at Grsveserd.
I'm. Gibraltar Chronicle of TIE llth March reports
American snip Hope, Capt Mersil, days from Leg
hon, with cargo Of marble for New York, ashore Oh
River Palnorss.
The Royal Mail steamer Mssds'sns, from the West
Isdes, which arrived at Southampton March 20,
bressht homo Capt Lang Of the British bark Iharei
Of Liverpool, laoen with a general csgo from New
York. which four dersd in the Gulf Stream.
The Sir w. Eyre, from Melbourne on the 18th Dec,
arrived ct Liverpool March 20, with ii 74l ounces Of
gold.
Tie Ceylon had arrived at South hampton with the
heavy portion Of the India and China mails, and
klo,7Oo.
esnsos lef of at GOAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
AUSTRIA.

Vienna, Sardsy, March 2O.-rhe O1 Dtat'ese Post
wa,rs the public 10. TO place Too much confidence in
peaceful rsports, and rays that it is very doubtful
whether Congress Of European powers will be con
Vtkeo.
Vienna SATURDAY, March l9-The Imperial Law
Gaaets of this day contains decree prohibiting toe
expectation Of sIms, sunpowder and sulphur, to the
Italian States.
The MOrs,ng Herald says it lie asserted that France
intends to protest against the construction OF forhca-
tons by the Austrisns in Placenza
The Times hes the following telegram:
Vienna March 19.-Within the last few hours
things } ave assumed much more favorable appear
ance. Both France and Austria display very con-
oistory spirit II s stated that there is to be Con-
gress 10 come neutral place."
The Daily Ntws ssys the last Austrian circular lie
ssid to have been written throughout by Prince Met
terrich. j. Gbiks, Prince Of Ssmos, has been ap-
pointed Minister of the Interior Of Moldayia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
THE THIRD PRESBYTERY.

Tois body net sgain 10 the Lecture Room Oh the
Mercer ,r,et Presbyterian Courch yesterday morning,
the Rev. AIR. VAsDoRss Moderator. Inc gfester
p,rt of tie for. neon occupied In the examnauon
OF candidates for the ministry 10 Theology, church
HistoTy and Languages.
The Presbytery ell ID delegates TO represent 1t at
the fortbcourin. G. reral Assembly, 81 follows:
NNrsrERs- Prtaeipas-The Rev. J. }. Oxen, ID d. me
Rev ID NJ seward, q e Rev Chsr-s dooyer Ansrs1is-rne
Rev B. Gee D D TIE Rev j. c Esoert, the Nov n =.
Booth , ,,,h,..
FLpFRs -P,inrEoi-Me.rs Hinds. Ru'her, and White.
-slay.aa,-hs.rs Harris ID dse and Duncan.
Toe first part the ate noon session was occupied
in heanrs reports uvos the sernots lectures and exi-
s.ses in I.stin ana Eoghsb, the performances OF the
csneidates Crest satisfaction VAS expressed oy al
most every member os the P-sbyery present in refer
erce TO the o the eIsmins ion, and the general
iuacso of the independence of thought exhibited
by the appucspts. The young mep, nine in number,
were then called before the Presbytery, when the
Moderator addressed tnem Ia the Importance OF the
work they were undertaking. and proceeded 70 license
them, asking the usual questions and granting them
thelI license psp-is
TIE remainder OF the sesson was devoted 70 reports
from me mbers 90 the ats of Religion in their several
Churches The reports generally set forth evidences
of success. Churches ~el filed with attentive
cor sriots largely attended Sabbath Schools, in.
Creased Missionary epnt, aud general state OK
hes'thful vigor characterized the returns.
The Rev Ds. SKIssER offered prayer. ana the
Presbytery adjourned till next Monday morning, at the
same pace. .,
Tie General Assembly IN. S. meets in May, 10
Wllmirg ton, Del.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN
PHILADELPHIA.

The Gaze Of the alleged fugitive Dsniel Webster
cane up before U. S. Commissioner LoDgstreth on
Mopcay. The excitement was very gIea', large
crowd berg in attendance in and around the Conn
missioper's Office among whom were many well kno wn
Anti. Slavery ladies. The colored people were Of
couise largely represented.
The alleged fugitive vas represented by Edward II.
Hopper, w, S. Pierce and George II. Fare, and Ben
jsmin II. Brewster, esq., appeared on behalf Of tbs
claimant.
Many technical ard legal points were raised, and
there good deal of spsrring amorg counsel. We
subjoin the ms;eral evidence in the case.
MIR Brewster read the pspsr which had been ad-
mted Ii set forth the cir umstances Of the case; Of
Daniel Dapgerfed beng the slave Of Frenca Simpson,
ano of bis wioow; a des ripton of DsUiels per-
soral Appearance and certitec to by the Judge and
Clerk Of the Court Of Loudoun County Nirgioi4
Mr.. Francis +. Lucket;, ssorn-I sm from LOudoun
tive Of Mrs. Simpson, only acqu.intanoe have no
interest in this suit; came to this city in 1856; am
not 10 be paid for giving testimony
To Mr.. Brewster-I knos the negro man Daniel
Dapgeifeld; first him in Mansfield, Loudsun
County, Vugims / went with his owner French
Simpson, to zee him as physician; he gas sick sith
typhoid fever found him at the house of Mr.. Mount
by whom he had been hired; / saw hi in afterSard;
have seen bin IS many as fifteen or twenty times;
have no doubts as to the PRISONER being Daniel Dan
geIneld.
Cross-e1suined-To Mr.. Earle. have been
physician some Elk or seven years l graduated At
Jefferson College, when about - or q; | an mar.
lied man nov; msrried in June, 1852; my practice
wss among whites ard blacks irdscrlmil s,ely; had
other co0red patients beside Daniel h.ve seen hlm
slnce then he had the typhoid fever when ssg him;
remember him well; had 3 check shirt, air of
suspeDders, pair of psntaloons, and pair of stock
ings; give this description from my personal recol-
lection do rot know ho~ OLD he Sas; shoald think
be wss between p ani pa hsye not been Instructed
how TO act In this case there were txo sick men IN
the room st the time both had style OF dress;
similar 10 that usually worn BY field hands saw no
carpet in the roomi never tue negro maa's wife
or childreni never saw the man in Baltimore. The
witness was eross-sxanired az great length by Mr..
Earle about his knowledge of the prisoner and the
cnmstances attending his interview with him.
To Commlssioner-To the best Of my judgment
Daniel was about - years Of age remember sew
eral circumstances in relation 10 IDENTIFY should think
be was about feet or 10 inches.
To Mr.. Earle-Scars are not very uncommon among
Iolored people; have seen them frequently.
John W. Patton, sworn-I an here as witness,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The following is from The Tunes City Article)

March %:
The announcement Of the forthcoming Congress in
loDdn Berlin for adjustment Of the Affairs Of Italy full
filed the hopes entertained the Stock market Saturday
aud Funds 70 open This morniEg fresh improve
Of QBster cent which would probably have been TO-
lote iiss duns the day but for the fact Of
the accounts Gun the Paris Boarse show ing
decided recovery Of confidence slight decrease Ia the de-
nsIe for Money ck.okd the bnoysut tendency Conso
opened S6uel and finally stood a. price for AID
account alter minor fluctuations. French Rentss
quoted 6sf Csc
LospuN Cons MARKET, March 2l.-The market
wss stesdy this mornns and occasionally advance Of
obtained.
About fl2 900 in Bar Gold was taken from the
Bank cu sa,uIdsy. March ls, for the Continent
LvERPooL COTTos NARKET, March 2l.-The
received here this morning rese falling
the with higher prices ruling there coupled Win
pacific pteg~I fl Continent Of Europe bss i'm
pted strength the Gotten market and the exceed
IL loo 90 speculation ard Tor export Prices
partially ID eesrer than Friday last with considerably
lees ehoi, e
The PRODUCE and Provision markets unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
FRANCE.
PROSPECTS or PEACE

The Paris correspondent Of 7Re TINES, says: Mat.
ters are looking brigttsr-both Austria and France
appear more declined toward pscidc solution Of the
presont dioalty than previous to Lord Co El.ys mi.
sion to Vienna 1t is certain that the force which
Austris now has in Lombsrdy, is more imposing than
wss generally thought, though it was known 10 be
great; and that in case of hostile move on the part
Of France, shs would withdraw her forces from the
other paris of the empire, and pour them all into
Lopbardy. A Vienna correspondent, says; Under all
circumstances, Is regards Italy the danger is passing
OF for the present. 1t Is great point that the En-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
TEN GOVERNORS,


The Board met y@s'.rfay a,t-raoop, President DE-.
GRO in The chsiT. The uinu;es OF the tEo former
meetings read sId approved. Various COMMIT
Iichtoui ~ere T. 80 ano referred 70 appropriate CON-
uiitees.
Gov. OLIVER offered 3 resolution calling upon the
Medical Board Of Bellevue Hospital 20 report to tho
Boarc az liz LeIt meeting, the names OF the visiting
surgeors and PHI sciaTs VINO have attended to their
duties during the past year ant what vacancies exist
NJ the ORE sert tine IA SAID ROsrd. Adopted.
T~o ctcsr petitions similar Ia the one before pro.
s,pted BY Mr Townsend, relative TO the religious To-
stfucton of Chldreo uodsr tire care Of the Tea Gov
errors, were haude1 10 ~ the same Governor, who
hoped they wouli be psc-c on de snd that toe whole
mster wonlc be taken sod ,onsderea by the Board
a. a. ear day As pOssi 'l- Tue first petition vas
headed by Archbishop Hughes, John Kelley snd
cUsTd B. Corneil-.
M BE. PtscESEr moved ths. the mater BE-
mad the special subject Of the meeting on the 18th Of
July pe1t bat the MOTION sss not seconded
Mr. sNIIH sold that counter petitions, IS nurner-
ous signed would ne rtbcOnipg when required.
S-versl meu bers evinced a desire 10 consider the
matter forthwith, but were un,ble 20 express their
vie~s owing TO q motion for adjournment being made
an carried.
The weekly st>,erert ia a. follows:
Number remaining March 80. lS59..............1sS
rot.i.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Discharse .'.'.''''''''''''''A'S
Sent 70 ls ,.o
Remaining Apr2. 1882. ...............".'.m..1s
s.,Is SIS City
Lunstc A,y1u...... eis second oIct Ison''''' ~
S.ni,snt,rS.... M Fourth District Prison......
ii Ho. from workhoa,s 2s,CoioreG HOTe..;.....sso
Ia Nc. from aiu.bou,e enlCoor-d Orphan Asylum. $50
Workhou.r........ s42 Children q. uurse........Tt
snsl-P o1 Ho.p,sl...... slCy Csmetery...........
RAudalfs IslSnd.......... sstI
RsndADs Island Hospital .2sl oIa'''''''''''"'"'s"
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-06
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE GOVERNMENT REFORM BILL.

THE GOVERNMENT REFORM BILL.
A large meeting OF the workiDgmen Of the metropo-
De- vas held in hyde PAX for the purpose OF opposing
The Government Reform bill.
In tie House of Commons, Monday, March q, on
n orc or TO the second reading Of the Representation
Of the Peoples BILL moved by the Chancellor OF the
Ercb. quer Lord j. Russell moved, as an amendment,
resolution That it is neither just nor poac 70 IN
terlere in the msuDer proposed in the bi with the
" freehold franchise as hitherto exercised 10 the
" counties in England and Wales and thst no read
L" iusmebt Of the franchise will sstsfy this House or
the country which does net provide for greater e1-
tension Of the suffrage in cities and borous than
" contemplated in the present uessure." After much
diseuiliop the debate was adjourned TIL March %.