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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02

INTERESTING TO GENTLEMEN.--On Of the
most extensive as well as best selected stocks
of fabrics for gentlemcn's dress goods that We
have seen this season, is opened this week by
II. L. Arlington, at 81 School street. Mr.
Arlington has gained quite a reputation for
the taste, elegance and finish which character.
ICES all garments made at his establishment;
and the nnumeralhe styles from the most cec-
bratcd European manufactures, imported By
his special order this season, with trimmings
to match,) affords an opportunity for the graft
fcation Of almost any taste. An adherence to
the cash system enables Mr. Arlington to make
and sell these goods at quite low figure.
His stock of goods now opened are an en-.
dorsement to his reputation for taste and enter
prise, and really worthy the inspection Of gen.
tlemen-BoSton Commercial Bulletin.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02

TERRIBLE CoLLIsloN.--On Sunday night a
collision occurred on the Ohio River between
the steamers Nat Holmes and Darid Gibson, by
The Nat Holmes was bound from Pittsburgh to
ST. Louis, with one hundred and fifty passen-
gers, principally emgran,s bound for Pixies
Peak. and the D0rid Gibson was bound from
New Orleans to Cincinnati, with but few pas
sengers. They came in collision opposite Au-
rora, Indiana, and both boats Immediately sunk.
AT least fifteen or twenty persons are supposed
to have lost their lives, and some accounts put
the number at over forty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02

A FULL NoTE.-The whole vote in New
Hampshire at the recent election was SO ,OOj.-
1t would probably have been 10000 had not
the day of the election been one of the worst
ever known in point of weather and bad travel
ling,-so bad indeed that it was trying even to
New Hampshire voters; and what can deter
one of their number from going to the polls
would keep half dozen of our voters at home.
AS it was, the vote cast is equal to a fraction
over $4,000 for every New Hampshire Member
of the House of Representatives. We doubt
if anything like this ever occurred before in an
old State, and at an election largely local in its
character The fullest vote ever cast in Yer
mont was a trfe over 10000, although there
was in 1910, but 1000 difference in the popula-
ton of the two States. Under the circum-
stances We must concede that New Hampshire
takes the lead in voting. To this we will not
object so long as she votes as she has done for
the past four years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02

seemed very fond Of him, but he was deceived
cruelty and bascly deceived"
The case of one Charlotte against n Mr. Che.
uteau, in a suit for her freedom, has been in
Court in Missouri for l6 years She first gained
it, but the case went to the Supreme Court which
reversed the decision and remanded the cause
because the Court decided that the law of Canad,
on Slavery was matter for the consideration Of
the Court and not Of the Jury On the second
trial she again carried it, and the decision wa,
again reversed by the Supreme Court, because
the Circuit Court had decided that the law Of
Canada was matter for the consideration Of the
Jury and not of the Court. Again she gained her
cause and again it was remanded because it was
decided that the law Of Canada was a matter for
the consideration Of the Jury and not Of the
Court. Again she gained her cause, and again
it was remanded because it was decided that tho
law of Canada was matter for the consideration
of the Court and not of the Jury. She has sue
ceedcd now on fourth trial, and the case goes
up again to the Supreme Court The defendant.
Mr.. Chouteau, is millionaire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02
CONNECTICUT ELECTION

The election in Connecticut for State officers
members of both branches Of the Legislature
and of Congress will take place next Monday
So far as the canvas for State officers is con.
cerned there seems to he no disafection or diff.
ficulty. Tie candidates of each of the two par
ties will poll the fuA vote of their respective
partizans For members of Congress the coast
is not SO clear The last delegation was com.
posed Of Ezra Clark, Jr., in the LIST District and
Sidney Dean in the 3d. both calling themselves
American Republicans; and Samuel Arnold
and VIM. d. Bishop, democrats. Messrs Clark
and Dean having served two terms were drop
ped and Republican candidates nominated in
their stead.
After the nomination Of the Republican can
didato in the first district, Mr. Clark consulted
with some of the South Americans in Congress
and came to the conclusion that his talents and
services had not been duly appreciated by the
majority of his constituents, and, thereupon, he
announced himself as an Independent candidate.
During his Congressional career Mr. Clark fire.
quenty acted in opposition to his Republican
colleagues and acquired the reputation of a
fshy politician. His recent determination can
be of no practical service to himself, as he does
not stand the ghost of a chance of an election.
His running as a candidate may throw the Dis
trict into the hands of the democrats, a result
which he undoubtedly coyets as a reward for
the confidence and votes of the Republicans in
giving him the only opportunity he has ever en-
joyed of making himself sufficiently notorious
to do mischief. We trust that this treachery
will be properly appreciated and fttingly rebuk-
ed by the election of the Republican candidate.
In the third District the friends of Mr. Dean
have nominated that gentleman as 4 candidate
under circumstances analogous to those in the
first Districts but the Republican majority is
so great here that the only possible result can
be to reduce that majority a few votes. The
third District is safe for the Republicans.
The chances for defeating Mr. Arnold the
democratic candidate, in the second District are
such as to inspire confidence in Republican
victory, while Mr. Bishop is tolerably sure of a
reelection in the fourth District.
The Republicans of Connecticut feel consid-
cradle confidence in their success in three of the
four districts, while the democrats claim cor
responding. number of districts as sure for the
administration. Republican speakers, not only
of Connecticut but from Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Massachusetts, are actively engaged
in stumping the State. When the result in
Connecticut will in great measure depend the
character of the organization of the next House
of Representatives, hence both parties are max
ing the most active exertons. Much of the
ground is so debateable as to leave the matter
in doubt until the returns are all in. We hope
for the best, and that is to chronicle Rcpubli-
can triumph in our next issue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02
Coventry, Vt, March 22d, 1859.

MErRePoLITAN BANK NOTE REPoRTER.--
We are in the receipt of the Sth, being the
April number of this monthly. 1t is published
by Sewell, Ferris & Co., New York, and is more
complete than any similar periodical we have
met with. Besides giving the rates of discount
at which all current money is received it gives
full list and value of uncurrent funds, and a
vast amount of other information of special
use to bankers, brokers, and dealers in money
or exchange. Allen, Ncalc & Co., Bankers and
Brokers, Is State ST., Boston, are agents for
the Reporter, and are authorized to receive sub
scriptions for the same.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-04-02

LAKE CnAMPLAIN OPENED.-The Broad
Lake is once more free from ice, and the strength
of winter is fairly broken. AS far as We could
see this morning, March 81, the blue waves
were dancing in the sunlight, and coaxing the
boats to come out and play with them. What
ice remains is driven into the bays,-its very
heart melting with fear of its deadly enemy, the
sun, and of the water so long its slave, but
now its master.
The ferry boat will commence its trips as
soon the ice will allow access to the wharyes,
and the Line boats will follow in due season.
Last year the broad lake was clear on the
Sd Of April, and the year before on the 4th of
April. 1t closed this year on the 18th Of jan
uary, about three weeks earlier than the drcr-
age time Of its closing over for the. thirty five
years past.-Eree Press