Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-09
irENS OF NEWs.

Tic receipts of corn al Chicago from the
crop Of 1oj), amounted u little over Is,
GOO 600 bushels From thc crop Of 1857
the receipts were only 1 10000 bushels
/ from the crop OF ISIS, t.cy were 8 go COO
bushels Tie Express considers It Trobabl.
that corn receipts at Chicago from the crOI
o.. 1860, viii reach > ,000, coo bushes
y gang OF countcrfeiJers Was arrested in
/ New York Tuesday night. Upward OF $1,000
| in counterfeit SIG bills, mostly on Southern
banks, and two copper plate presses, several
/ plates DT altering bank notes, and other ar
ticlcs aPp5rtaining to the counterfeiting
business. were seized.
Al the rails have been removed from the
Albany and Vermont Railroad, between the
Junctiouand Eagle Bridge. Considerabl, land
over which the road ran having never been
paid for, the owners claim that on that &C
count tie irJn belongs to them. and suits
Will be brought 70 test the matter.
". Il. Robbins, the Office clerk in the y.
y. Central x. Il. ticket Office at Boston, has
confessed the robbery Of $1,000 from that
Company, d short time since. lie gave the
money To a daughter of Thomas Wright who
ha, "a shipping oiuc3 at l72 Commercial
street. for safe keeping, and would have re
stored it, bat Wright got hold Of it and
would not return it. Young Robbins re-
solved upon suicide, but finally thought bet
ter and gave himself up.
Louis StcbbinS, for some years baggage
master on the night Express Train from
Boston to New Work, and who was on board
the train when tic Adams Express C0mpa-
ny safe Was thrown from the car some
months since. was arrested at Bridgeport on
Tuesday for being concerned III tln- r ?, cry.
lie confessed his crime, and ;sati.-..,ed 9th
ers Two men. named Rrh-rj-. lust arrested
in y. Y. for c3uuterfciti. s., re sent to Con-
necticut on I .r..'tv. On requsiti0n, a.
having beeJ ar-'..i i....y~ in the same robbery;
and William Fai %. Springfield Mass,
conductor on -rivgl train between there
and New Have.. B. also under arrest. Il will
be remember ta4t the safe contained
$4,000. a. uJnsoi the money has been
recovered
Thcsu -.i.. ;iou, iJr a testimonial to Capt.
Wilson aoj ci.N. which are still going for
ward, now r lnt To nearly $4,000.
The New Y.rk Comisr e9ntr4dicts the re-
port that the Prince Of Wales sent diamond
necklace 70 Mrs Gov. Morgan. 1t saws
- He was incapable of any such IInpropriety;
and most assuredy had be sent one, it would
have been promptly returned. When the
Prime accepted Of the hospitality Of Gov.
Morgan, he recognized their sOcia! equality
as gentlemen; and, # course, he could not
have been guilty Of any such impTopriety as
has been charged.
\ horrible discovery has been made at the
church ut the village Of Bonlosne. between
Paris and St. Cloud, which is now under
repair. Underneath the altar Of the Virgin
there has been found the body Of young
girl Of II. who disappeared three years ago.
The neighborhood is in a state OF great excite
ment on the sabject, but the Paris journals
will not be allowed 10 speak Of it. Tho girl
Is described as having been very beautiful and
pIecociogsly developed. She had been to her
first confession shortly before her disappear
ance.
Hon. josiah QUINCY will attain, he
lives, his nInetieth birthday in February
next. lie was guest Of John Hancock alta
brilliant dinner party. He was subject of
the crown at his birth, and lived TO see the
struggles Of the Revolution-the creation of
an empire.
There was parade Of Wide-awakes al. Bal
timore Thursday night, and it was found
necessary to have large body of policemen
to protect them. 1t the Republican meeting
afterwards such row was kicked up by
their opponents that the police came in anu
cleaned the building of all but Republicans.
After few brief addresses the meeting dis
persed. The behavior ofthe Biltinore mob
on the OCCASION was most disgrlc-iul.
On the official c1avess votes in Nebraska
for; Delegates 20 Congress .MoRToN Democrat.
has II majority over DAILY. Republican.
and has been awarded a certificate of election,
! TELEGRAFHoFFlcE is to be opened by
the Vt. & Boston Telegraph Co., at Rich
nond village, and in working order before
the 9th of November. The citizens of Rich
mond have engaged to pay 800 towards the
appaIatus and expect to gsttheir money back
in good news next Tuesday night.