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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-28
THE NEW YORK REGIsTRATIOY

Inc infamous Ac' "' '''' .'''i'''i''''' 'U
vlSorS 9i Ne" YORK c''y IN 'n' app ''i'''i'''''
OIL tie h'S'S'r'rs oi '.''''s' Il '' ~
part IN the act OF the = 'h" d. O'u"''' !"
their designation OF @n''e ''' reg ''''''''"
must De P7rformed' lHe u'ln o'rl''' sup
v'Sors' 1t VIII oe reInen ''r5i' ''''i " us
''nc' understanding was ,i''' o.'"0'" ''','' =,
ana the r'PuoDcan' '''''' '"e ''S's''a'9 9',0ui'
- opp ''"'.l " '''
i''Ai ? ''''7'' d ~ 10" = ','''i' '''N
the opportunity OF an accidental absence Oh
their opponents to appoint all democrats
,-,o-,. r., q, ,.r,, f.,vc,sas T,ev ,n..r1v and
cu
shame'ui'y' anu IL spite o' All Io'ii''i'''' ''7
avOwel their intention t. pllow the dictl-
ofT.mn.nv Hal in tn, matter, and to
- ,l,.,r o,,,.. .,.oo+s mn cbo,ca ,rhat.vsr
-. ...... ...-;, =.
i''''r il'' '' II ''-''''l'' "''
was male up in great part OF Irislm'n (hl
"rel dinnvcrlts course, and hating
o...,,r ,r,,s.n,r .,o Jicil bi.n*,l .-O AMI
scores ana scores "er' 1''N' '''' 'y u '''i5 W
business in the City Directory i'e C'n-
mon Council followed up the work, and ap-
n,,,..d rl,.,s vber. the r.,,,trati,n WAS To
De done ace'r ''ntI
The y. Y York E,enlng Post says rs re-
n,rters looked many Of them mp on the day
-...-..;,., ~ ..;-,s; ,,,r;,,,s lis- e
u 7'''','''''' ''.'l
results. 1t Is PLAIN that the intention was
ID rtiifV the law, or Il make it work solely
e. +t., b,r.e. or rb., i ,.,-ra,jc marty Far
'- ''''
instance
D City Hui Piica-A lq11r store, kept
bv one Neary. an ishmlu-l low. dihpl.
dit.d. wood Birding T1c registrars
(Ir,hmen) are at work in dark back 70 'm,
t. which the only access is through y airy
bar-r3pm, with piles Of lQuDr blrrels On ci-
ther side.
l23 Leonard s;reet-A hlrher's shop on
the corner Of Leonard and Elm. At eleven
o ,c,,. about twenty names had been re,is-
tered.
50 Centre street. J. S. Campball's whole
sale and retail - IRE. r. the back room. t.
which the only access is through the bar
room the three Irish registr .rs of the district
professed readiness to write down the names,
bur no one appeared 10 be ayailing himself
Of their generosity.
Sc Elm. Grocery and liquor store The
entrance is private door, and the registrars
/ are in a seven-by-nine room, apparently
bedroom.
We'll gentlemen. said the reporter, are you
at work ?''
"Oh. yes"
"Manv names yet?'
ooh, ves-plenty.'
"How many?
ooh, don't know: its hard TO count
them; he's got en-" (pointing t. the regis
tar who did the writing)
The record contained Just three names
no more
IL Jacob street-Liquor store. called Coats
Head-entrance to registration room through
| the har-room. Place difficult to find.
A Bayard street-Liquor store Irish
registars.
81 Cherry street-Liouor store.
81 Cherry street-Liduor store.
63 Madison street-Liouor store.
A gentleman residing IN 25th street in
forms us that he went to the number adver-
tised this morning to register his name. and
! found rdcant LOT, and icaS unable TO dlScOrer
any registrar in his distr1cf.
9 Avenue 4. Here the registrars were all
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-28

DEMOCRATIC DIRGE.-Thc New York
Herald If Mondav morning says: . Iae
Democratic pIrty-the late 1li-power'ul NJ
tional Dem ocrAtic party-has, we apprehend,
finished its career. The recent northern
elections, from Pennsylvania To Minnesota,
all tell the same story "f is demorallzed ana
sinking condition. We pra-ume that New
York and New jersey, viii sing the same
music in November, and that thus the oppo-
sition will be found in the substantial occu-
patton of every northern State this side the
Rocky Mountains"
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about that, answered questions in Botany, &c.
Mr. Turner says that our appropriation of 5000
dollars is not ali taken up, here only 20 in
the Asylum from Vermont, and their funds ena-
BILE them to offer board tuition &c. all expenses
except for clothing and physicians fees-for the
small sum of 100 dollars. Surely, if there are
other deaf children in the State, they ought to DC
put in the way of receiving this benefit.
The Bible Society held its annual meeting
yesterday. The reports of the Treasurer and Sec
retary were r ad in the evening. The available
unds of the year had been over 5000 dollars
Collections were about $500 larger than in the
previous Y ar. DR.. Porter Of New York preach
Ell. The discourse was able, appropriate, and in
parts rich in language and in beauty. His sug-
gestion in the closing appe. for larger contribu
tions. that State, which C uld build such State
House for its own honor and convenieuce at
cost # $3.50 900, and pay for IT, ought to give
more than $4,000 per anuum to build the great
Christian Temple to Jehovah, by the giving Of
tn, Bible to all nations produced evidently very
different sensations in the minds Of different leg
islators.
The election of Judges came of this morning.
Judge Bennett was dropped, and l.. c. kellogg Of
Benson member Of the present IIousc-was
add-d to the old Judges A protract,d deba
arose on the proposed election cf judge Bennett.
The only argument used against MIN, that the
South west .unties wanted Judge.
Yours DEAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-28
DEAN.
MoSrrELrER, Friday, Oct. q, 1859.


This morning both Houses of the Assembly m +,
olly to find no quorum present, and to adjourn
over, nominally to Monday afternoon, bu in fact,
till Tuesday morning.
To-day is dIll time A snow-storm has ragged
ever since Wednesday night, and one is glad to
stay in-uoors. Not having much to do out-ot-doors
I have been interested in looking over the Journal
of last year as heard introduced into the House
yesterday, Circus BILL" my Gu -osity
cited To look at the yeas and nays last year, and
the proportion Of circus men returned this
year, compared with those who were oppose to
them. And | note the following: Nov. IL, 1858,
on a motion to dismiss 20 An act auth ,rzing the
State Treasurer To grant license for Circus Exhi-
billions" is voted yea Of whom 63 are returned
considerably than one half; los voted nay
whom A are retuned-much less than one half
On the negative of this question, 10 lawyers voted
and only two of them are here this year, and one
Of these, later in the session, refused to give
support to the circus measure On the afirma-
tive lawyers voted, and two Of them are re
this year This year the Circus bill was introduced
by the gentleman from Searsburgb, who represents,
l believe, not over 80 voters. The prospects of
of the bill seem not 10 be very favorable.
Yours, DEAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-28

..What d. ks al these appthecary shoTs
have stone .orS p sad Billy u sam, a.
tis.y sc.a{ AC e.. counter. Don't yol know
Billy? IL s., mat ifa f-Iiow drops his bot
lie .e Il .,e re ID break it.
4 TEA TABLE JEsT.-A angry subscriber,
evidently woman, writes 5i4t 1T Is a
burnus shame ;hAr, S, long as there is a
Caac.-l C!lua. aur Minister should be sent
q !, KIN IN q box with no chance for peek
n oat f It, ''-Bos!on Courier.
The New Haven papers continue TO he eel
oouent'' over tncir state fair. The Pallad-
mn saith ave ave the satisfaction of
knowing that VIC have not Published under
the head Of peaches and grapes. such arti-
cles Us a patent hog trough. wherenp-
ON the Reg ster man deals a savage home
thrust after:this style "If the patentee of
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hog trough wishes to have his article an
pear under an appropriate head, he should
present one to our neighbor for his inlivdu-
al use"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-28

INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-We invite the at-
tcnuan Of our readers to the advertisement
Of the Goodyear India Rubber Glove Manu-
featuring Company Of 80 John Street. New
York.
The great improvements recently made IN
the manufacture of these Gloves, render them
"a necessary article Tor all. This Company
ais, iarni IA dealers at the very lowest prices,
with every d 5 ription Of Rubber Goods,
B B5,ts and Shes, Ioys, Dolls. Clothing. &c,
g.. For fultrr Information, send for a
mic. liz
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-10-28

gx,re-Mr Clark called up the resolution
to adjourn on Friday morning at Il to meet again
on Alonday next az , P. NJ and and II was adopt
ej.
~undry bills were introduced and referred,
anon whieh was one bv Mr. ench in addition
to- and H. a nendm Mt OF, an ~ Incorporate the
VT. Il Canadz railroad Company.
HOUSE. Sund y bills were introduced and re-
ferred, among which by Mr.. Hunton OF
Bethel, in addition to and in amendment OF an act
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Iospo, Mo>yy M,RNfr.-rhe = ock Exchsrgc
or the 2l dn but steady. or The vi tse ussfkr wAs
nrmtr and Cou,cs closed at advance o esat Va tse
4,h the market oencd strong ihrr sEa; sdvsnce Bat
hrc.m. ~.sler and Censo. dst Tor mSeey. sal
s 9l Tor account In tie Mouty Mark; the saPfy wss Nety
abundant, and rates rather essisr . -
Tb. OF the luerosvrs >cuty Bsrk o Havana wtss
returned on th- sd accompanied BY r1tion a.' they mt
b. NJ, s-ptsd sgs,n Asr the arrival II the rext mall
Al Harburg of csO0r' hsd dcli aed 70 -ss
The CITY Article of Th< Day Nsss SAYS tsat ta~ deoao,
akst Was bec.nnns ron day 10 day mt csss
bill werr freely taken as cent saa vast ma OF @sary
was iyirs sle. IAs 1--we IL pots seNeth HArsaee''
,on h~uw y cent. "A -, A..
LIyYRrooL, May 25.-CorroN-A raihsr better de-
mann I'm nj, trade has pse,slcc but has been 'n~y mr
pes. caAier sfh,asa not q tnr es'eu' o. se
Ne,sf.. llar sous Middhoa Ofsesns Al etd.
sad hddlps rlspds At , l6d. -, -. q =
At there 10 little no business dong exospf fos
the Iuai~ market Prices Z in favor ~ blycrs :.
BRE,psrurYs.-Messrs. RICHARDSON, Spence X 20.
r,pt vsy duh usrket under the nsrence Of hne
weather and aVals from france. tonf esse e ana
spw of sale Al llf0f Whess rather improved one o1,
only moderate ss the osest outsors OF sst fudy h~d
cifeul, late aUos1ions; Mixed eSdo"; Yellow eio
al 5; White as 2 -. a, A..
PKoyIsioNs-Beef steady. Alhurts India Mess
81 S. Pork arm IS dsn Bacon quiet and unchanged
bu; demand rallow rather du-baichefs sss'
citation 81 Is. 49, .
PRopucE-Rosin dull at ill a 40 for Common.
BsrA dull and Lomua Sugar Coffee AMI Rice que, seeut
trmer rates. A,hes quiet. safes OF od fos ~ a,ie
SPLITS rpen,ine steady al AZ TO arrise aud SoaN on
the spot -. - -, d.
8 al on last Mondays rtes svG.s IN modente ds@.ad at
about former pces CoFfsE 6rm and IN tat demand IsA-
Fu. Consoa wanted Conmon slow Of sale a. RICE stn
TALLow sells SPOT sud ,, ioi the eed o .ne ysn
Colonial sales Progressing with air sPs at 'ofns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

All the London papers give cedence to report that
Lord Paluerton ana Lord John Russell had come to
general the subject OF Parliamentary re-
form and foreign policy; and they predict as natural
consequ nee that the Derby Government viii be cor
PEELED TO resign soon after the reassembhng of Para-
ment.
The Admiralty had formally invited tenders for a
monthly mail service, each way, Detween Great Bnt
sin and Australia via Panama. The contract u 10 DO
for seven years. The maximum time for performing
the service to or from Melbourne Is TO be htty-nye
DAYS exclusive Of the transit ACROSS the sthmns but
proposals. embracing shorter tine will receive favor
able consideration. premium OF 90 wiil be gwen
for every day lees than the coutrac, PERIOD.
Tie Paris correspondent of The [OHdoR P0st learns
that arrangements hsd been made 10y the French and
Ssrd nen Governments u transfer to Greek and other
foreign vessels coal and other var material ordered IN
Eng and and which would have been carried BY Brit
ish yes ses bat for the late neutrality proclamation.
A National he Club Association was said to be IN
course of formation with proposed capital Of 80 OOO
b. facilitate the arrangements Of the various local
Clubs with regard 10 the purchase Of arms.
The LOadOa Trnes, in ar editorial on the affairs Of
Mexico gives the decided MON that the sympatbes
of Englapd due to the same party which has
secured the friendship Of the United Sises and says it
makes the ayOwal With uOre emphasis, because IT.
correspondence apparently ntimates that the British
representatives have inclined 10 Inc opposite side. IL
regards with great satisfaction the alleged proceedings
Of the Americans.
Kossoih had addressed another large meeting in
favor the neutrality Of England, AZ Manchestsr lie
Mtludisd that De -hOuin poOsoy -ppn Y" :" US
country. II was reported that he kossathl va the
President of Hungarian Committee just established
al Geros-the object If the COMMITTEES beng 10 en-
courage desertion from the Austrian ranks.
The Cunard Comp4ny hsi sOh four Of their screw
steamers u the Spanish Government, aud they are to
be r.plaeec by vessels VI greaier power and ,zs
An exrraordnary meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph
Couuary had been called TO approve the heads o;
a proy,oua arrangement made win the Government.
Antbortv . 10 be sked for the creation Of capital
10 the extent Of goo 600 in preference shares Of 10
each
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
FRANCE.

The MoniteHr contains the announcement that a
note had been sent 10 foreign Govenmentsto the effect
that the commerce of neutral States will be respeced,
and the principles laid down oe Paris Congress OBJ
served pledges the French Government to the pro-
tocol annexed to the Treaty Of Paris, which enacts
that privaeering is and remains abolished; that the
neutral flag covers enemys goods, with the excep-
lion of contraband Of war; and that neutral
GOODS. with the exception of contrabend of war, are
70, liable to capture underau enemys hag; and tha'
blockadesi in order to be binding must be effective
that it must be maintained by force sufficient really
to prevent access to the coast of an enemy.
Trade was very dull in France. The Corn mark IS
were frmer. and in some instances higher Warm
westter was wanting for the growing crops.
The siege feet was fitting out at Toulon with great
expedition Independent of screw liners and irigates
ii is to consist of ten screw gun-boats, suitable for
the shallow shores of the Adrate. The naval equip
mens are so urgent that merchant vessels are leif
without ciews
Wheat was being shipped rs RAPIDLY as possible
from Odessa to France, owing to the fact that all
shipments 10 France after June will be liable to the
old sliding scale Of duties.
The Paris Bourse on the 2lst was generally hrm
and reptes advanced per cent On the 23d there
were some fluctuations but the closing prices showed
no change On the 2ith the market was firm, and the
per cents closed at 6l65c. for money and 6l6O for
account, bepg advance of per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
TURKEY.

Cons,abtrople letter asserts positively thai gen.
eral irsurrec,iopery movement - beng orgarikei
throughout al the Savolic provinces IN The Tarkish
Empire II j. supposed to be favored by foreign IN
ireice. The Turkish Government Is dong sii a ia
power 10 prevent the danger.
Tie Emperor OF Russisi- said 10 have written an
autograph letter tot the Sultan filed with expresspns
of friendships dlsayowing al IDEAS Of agresson, AMI
sSsrring him tha, he viii take care that tae even's
passing 10 Europe shall in way affect his atencsss
TIE lou,euegins were destroying the Ars,nss
telegraph in SuiOrias, thereby eu,,iog of communscs
tiop between Cat;aro aDd Rliusa.
The Russian General Locis Meuchtkon, had sf-
rived al pope, his ostenrh.e business beisg
the ins;all.ton of the Armenian Patriarch.
terrific s,om If thunder, lightning aud rain burss
upcn Aden on TIE hight Of TIE 5Oth April lasted In
ful Strength Tor taree hour, and did great damage
Between twel.y and thirty pers.ns were diowaed 10
places where il WAS thought the waters could never
reach. One hundred and egb.y-sc,en stone foases
were laid IN runs, nesry a! TIE c,terns desuoyso
ana greet portions Of he roads were swept into tho
valleys.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
Tile SECOND RATTLE.

The Sandman Government had Issued the following
bulletins il regard to second battle:
Turin. May 2l.-To-day the extreme left of our
army, under Gen. Cialdhi, forced passage over the
Sesi., near yercelli, in an admirable manner. Toe
enemy put to fight leaving officers and privatcs
as prisoners, together with arms wagons and hores
IN our hands.
"TUHs, May 2.-Gen. Cialdini, wishing to take
pore scion Of the end Of the bridge of Yeree which
a1ioned the lef bank OF the rver in order by that
means to protect the construction Of another bridge
over the Sesia, moved forward two columns, which
sfter having passed the river, joined at the same
point the columns which crossed near Sesis on the
.ide next Albno. was attacked BY the Aastrians in
great force ard sustained fierce conflict at place
called Viista. The enemy was, however, routed, and
troops established theQseves in Borgo Vercelli.
The other column crossed the S,sia near Cappuc.ni
yecchi, and after having surprised two compsnes of
the enemy, remained al that place. Our loss is in
significant; but that Of the Au,trians is consider
able. Tie Modsnese. after having spiked their can
pon, evacuated Pulla last night and retreated to
GivIzzinc.'
"TURiS. May 23.-Ye-terisy the enemy appeared
in great frce al PAesro with the obee; Of ob-trIct
lg the narcl OF the reconBoiteiing patty which had
taken the direction Of the sesiA by order OF the King
of Sardinia. The enemys artillery wss, however,
sienced IN every pat. The Aus;risns have shot an
entire family Of eight persons, 10 whose house Aus
irian guns had been found. Toe French have Occa-
pied Castesgo. where they fortfyng Themselves.
Yesterday, Prince Napoleon took his departure for
L-ghoIu.'
A dispatch dated Vienna. MAY -3. Gays;
Al room. on the 2lst inst, ab'St 1900 Of tie
Franco sardr ian sruy attacked our troops, number
ing 3O0O at ysrceIh. Our men reireatei nghting to
Orfengo. At this place two other Austrian trgsies
hurried to the rescue and threatened the enemy 5
hanks which retired the stsis TO The weltern
sioe Of the river.
The Austrian Government had issued the following
official bulletin, dated
"ynssA Asy2l-The Sario-French troops have
r,iresed scrcs: the Ssia TO the western bark Of The
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
PROGRESS or THE CAMPAIGN.


The blockade ef yerce and Of the 80 joinirg coast
wss announced TO the Austrian Commander on the
slst ut
A ,elegrsm. dated Berpe, May q. says: "Ganbald
SIS about to pass the Tcino. lie arrived today st
IS, sto Cali nde with 1900 men. The Swiss Federal
"Diet is proposing heavy orlnsnce fcr ssm;ng Re
" for' fcs;us of Luziers,eig, Bellinzons, ard =.
Maurice"
l. Is stated that 3ocOo Austrisrs were sb,u. 10 be
corceniraied in Norsrlbers.
The PARIS Patrie announces that the French Gov
ernment had AGREED to take under its protection the
naval fag of Tuscany.
The Swiss Federal Council had dispatched two
companies Of sharp-shoo.ers. one oonpsny of ehas-
seurs, and battalion Of infantry to the C@n.on
TCssin.
A small French force had landed at Leghorn, tnd
WIS received with enthusiasm.
II was reported via Switzerland, that sh the Aus
Gan detachmen,s on the SagoMag- lore had Will =
drawn.
Prince Napoleon, on srrviag at Leghorn, addressed
the Tuscsns follows:
The Emperor seeds me to assist YOU in the war
against your enemies, the oppressors of Italy. Ny
mission is exclusively of Il military nature. shall
not occupy myself with your internal organization
The sole ambition of Napoleon Ill. is to liberate
I,ay to enable her to make for herself free cons
tuition and thus to theu the balance of power in
Euro pc.
An Austrian dispatch says th Al precautions had been
taken sgainst Gabald whose intention was TO rerse
Con 20 revolt, and to revoluiionize Lombardy.
Austria had issued Instructions TO prepare FOR the
defense OF the Tyrol.
dspaich frem Berue says that the Austrsus hG'
If Como and Milan and concentrated themselves on
re rive Adda. and that the French and SarduiiLl
were advancing.
II was rumored that SIX English ships ofthe lire had
6r'tred the Adria,ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
The Battle of Montebello.
FULL AND INTERESTING ACCOUNTS.
GEN. FOREY,S REPORT.
. Other Battles and Skirmishes.

The scrow steamship Ci.y Of Washington, C-p;.
Petiie. which ssleG from Liverpool ct O'Clock Oh
;he afternoon Of the 2jth ul., epd from Queenstown
N The afternoon of the 25h arrived here ct oc'oc':
Ibis morning. biics out,ioe Of her appel-ed
n our paper Of ye ;erdty.
Tire steemcr Indien for Quebec, let Liverpool IN
Icrr or Two in adverce Of the CITY Cf Weshin} .oL,
and the ARIEL was to ye Soutf elDp;on fJr New
York On the same day.
TIE screw steamer Argo WIS appointed 20 sal
from Galway for St. Johns, n. f., on the 9th u.
TIE CunGrd steamship Africi from New-Yosk, a.
rived at Liv rpool shortly aier rocn Oh the 23d ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
NAPLES.

TIE King Of Naples died the afternoon Of the 22d
Of May.
France is said to have recognized the neutrality Of
Nepes.
The Naples correspondent Of The london Times
stetes that the Neapotsn Government had made
overtures to England for reconciliation, aud that
they had been responded to in friendly spirit.
the London Post announces that England was about
10 send Sir James Hudson on mission to Naples, and
that France ard Sardinia were also about 10 send Dip
lon attic representatives.
Naples, May 23.-Fraucois II. has assumed the
reirs Of Government Tranquility prevails throughout
'he Kingdom