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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, June lG
The Court of Appeals has rendered the
following decisions: Judgment affirmed
with costs-Manhattan Mass manufac-
turing company Va Thompson; Roach vs.
the Flushing and North Side RAILROAD
Jewell VS. Van Steenberg Leach VS.
Leach Sheehan VS. Edgar, Jr. Whitley vs.
Matthews. Judgment reversed and new
trial granted, costs to abide the event
Potter vs. Worth Sands VS. Graves the
plaintiff stipulates in twenty days from
notice to deduct $500 and interest from the
18th day of February, 1865, and If plaintiff
so stipulates judgment is affirmed as to the
residue without costs to either party in
this court; the town of Clifford VS. Caly,
judgment modified so that plaintiffs ex-
cept; NJ. L. Tiffany and defendant l. Tiff
any by n general guardian, if she be not of
age, shall within sixty days after the filing
ofthe rcmittiiur Of this court in the court
below and making the judgment of this
court the judgment of the court below,
elect whether they will pay the sum of
$40, 900 and receive n release such
election to he made known by the payment
thereof to the administrator, etc. of W "
EoX, and obtaining from him Il receipt
therefor which is duly acknowledged or
proven and exhibiting the same to the sur
wing executor Of George Fox, deceased,
and to the defendants, Clark & Coe, and
rendering them release from the cXecu-
ton, If said administrator will not receive
payment or will not give receipt then by
making proof thereof to the satisfaction
of a justice of the supreme court, by afli-
davit or otherwise, as said justice shall di-
that time then the appellant may apply to
the court below tor such further order at
the foot Of the judgment as shall be proper.
The judgment as modified is affirmed with
out costs to either party in this court.
Tiffany agt. Lyons, order of general
term and special term reversed and an or
der entered directing Judgment for appel
liant for his costs subsequent to the failure
of respondent to accept the offer including
the costs of appeal 10 the general term to
be adjusted with costs Of the motion and of
appeals from The order from the special to
the general term, and from the latter
this court Board Of Commissioners of pi-
! lots against SpOtford and others executors,
etc, ordered affirmed with costs, but with
ont prejudice TO the right of the
appellant to apply tor Relation of his
| bill of fees on further affidavits if he shall
be 50 advised. Crofut against Bran,, APP
peal determined with costs Ives against
Memphis. Elpaso and Pacific railroad com
pany, motions for rearguments denied F;
Barnard against Campbell Hoffman
against Tobey. The court will take re-
cess from Friday, 10Th inst, until Monday,
the DIST Of September.
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TsHE FREEZE MURDER CASE.
Continuation OF che Investigation
into the Cniit OF the Prisoner,
phnir

No new Developments of startling i'm
porance IN the Freeze murder case can be
chroncled this morning, in addition to
what has already transprcd. The case
seems still 10 occupy the first place in the
minds Of tic community at large, and is
the subject of comment on every hand.
The opinions expressed vary somewhat,
despite the uniavorabc look which the case
now has for the prisoner, Phair, while
much is known to depend upon what may
yet be brought to light before his examina-
ton ON Friday next.
The prisoner himself seems yisibly af-
fected by the turn which his case has taken,
and has but little of that bravado which
was noticeable in his manner at the time of
his arrest. Two of his acquaintance in
town visited him in his dungeon yesterday,
and Mere struck by his altered appearance.
They report that he is breaking down
under the load which he has been made TO
carry during the past few days, that he
looks haggard and pale, and far from self
possessed. This cannot he wondered at, ,
whether lac be innocent or guilty, when
such fcarful evidence of guilt is discovered
and traced directly TO him. He makes but
little conversation, and evidently intends to
keep stcadfast to the statements TINT he
has made.
Mr.. j. c. Thornton returned yesterday
from, His ,+,vo,rn IF ,li-c.vnr., - nj ;nvoet;,rn
ton at Ncrgcnncs and Elizabethtown, n.
y. He brought back the other portion of
the shawl. which he procured of Dora Will
son at Nergenncs, and which is the exact
counterpart of the half which was found
at the Adams House, Boston. This leaves
no doubt as regards the ownership Of the
shawl. Mr.. Thornton found nothing
against the prisoner at Elizabeihtown
which would be considered of much impor-
lance, in addition to what was already
known. Phair was expected at Elizabeth
town, nj about the time of his arrest, with
money to pay on n note against himself and
mother; which was due at this time. The
payment has not been made, however, and
Phair has sent no money there. His
brother-n-law at that place is one of the
most respected citizens the sister is now
in Providence, r. L., visiting other rela-
tiyes Of the prisoner.
Mr. Thornton started for Providence last
night, as ii is determined to leave no stone
unturncd which NAV possibly lead to any
important discoveries.
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BY the Gable.

LONDON, June lG.
The Times Paris special contains the
following particulars of the proceedings in
the assembly yesterday, in addition to last
nights report: VI. Lambert dc Saute
Crox, supported by all the members of the
Right Centre, submitted n bill providing
that MacMahon's powers he confirmed with
the title of president Of the republic, that
a second chamber be organized that the
right to dissolve both branches Of the as
sembly be conferred upon President Mac
MahOn, and that his SUCCESSOR Ge appoint
ed by the two chambers in convention.
This bill was referred to the committee of
thirty, together with that of the Left Cen
ire The Times correspondent adds The
exact result of the sitting is that the con-
mittec of thirty have received an mpera-
tive mandate forcing them to promptly or
ganize either septenate without proclaim
ing the republic or to constitute and declare
detinitive republic under the presidency
of MacMahon. 1t is probable that the
commission will organize the septenate,
and that the assembly will ratify its decis-
ion; otherwise, the majority hitherto with
the government will shift to the left,
which, in all probability, would cause Mac
Mahon to resign. 1t is not unlikely that
in consequence of yesterdays proceedings
some of the ministers will resign, but there
will be no absolute ministerial crisis. In
the cabinet council, held previous to the
sitting of the assembly, Gen. Crssey and
others urged MacMahon to send message
reminding it of its promise to organize his
powers, but the majority of the ministers
were averse to such step. Ministers
Crissey, Magne, Grivoret and De Ca2es
voted in favor of NJ. De La Rochefou-
cault's motion to refer his monarchical re-
solution to the committee of thirty. De
puties Blanc, Qunct Peyrot d, Audiflret
Ppsquier, and twenty members of the Right
Centre abstained from voting on VI, Cassi-
mer Perier's motion for urgency on the
Left Centres constitutional bill.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to THE GLoBE.)
Burglnrics in Burlington.
BURLINGTON, Vt, June 16.

BURLINGTON, VT, June l6.
The house of Oscar A. Burton, on Col
lege street, was entered by burglars last
night, and almost everything transport table
stolen and carried away. As part of the
plumber, were three valuable ovcrcoats, a
business coat, silk umbrella pair of
fine boots, three silver napkin rings, pair
Of silver sugar tongs, and pair of cameo
seeve-bultons A tin trunk in the library
was broken open and the valuable papers
it contained were strewn about the room,
but none were taken by the robbers.
About one o'clock this morning two
rough-loollng persons called at the resi-
dcnCe of DR.. Langdon, corner of Bank and
Center streets, saying they wanted to come
in but the doctor not liking their appear
ancc. sent them about lheir business. Dur
ing the forenoon they were recognized, ar
rested near the post Office, and are now in
Jail awaiting an examination. There seems
to be TO doubt that they intended to rob
DR. Langdon's house, but fortunately were
frustrated in their neiarious designs
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The NelsOnyillc Strike.

New YORK, June 1G.
A letter from Nelsonvillc, o., says the
effect of the troubles in the mining regions
has damaged manufacturing and other in
terests in Columbus, and within radius
of one hundred and fifty miles of that
city, more than million dollars. The
Legroes employed II take the place of the
striking miners are mostly men who have
seen service in the late rebellion, and are
Tailed off into companies, under officers,
all thoroughly armed and well drilled
They keep plckets out to prevent the
threatened raids of the strikers from Sun
prising them, and in the PLAN they have an
encampment under military rule. Re
Inducements of nOn-lnion miners are con
tinually arriving, and the new miners will
ere long be in full working condition
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At convention opposed to secret organ
izations. held at Syracuse, N. y, few
few DAYS since. the Rev. J. K. Baird, after
saying very many silly and untruthtul
things, asked the prayers of the association
for his safety, as he was a sworn subject OF
masonic vengeance, which had vowed that
he should be suppressed lie did not know
whether he should be alive to meet with
them again, but If death came he would
meet it by inches rather than recant sim
gle word, and so long as God spared him he
should labor to expose the sophistries of all
secret organizations. The Rev. gentleman
need have no fears but that he will again
have an opportunity to villfy his superiors,
unless the Fool-Klller should happen TO
visit his locality.
The Chittenden county republican con
vcntion meet at Burlington on Saturday,
the 9th inst
The Goddard Seminary at Barre, which
graduates sixteen students this year, opens
its anniversary exercises on Sunday, the
2Sth, with sermon by Rev. + Wright,
of Montpelier. Examinations come on
Monday and Tuesday, and Junior exhibit
ton on Monday evening the Alumni meet
on Tuesday afternoon. The students grad
uate on Wednesday, July 1, when the an
nual address will I've delivered by Rev. A j
Garfield Of Chelsea, Mass. and poem by
Rev. L J Chailcc of Chester
The fifty-siXth annual meeting Of the
Vermont Domestic Missionary society, for
the election of officers. will be held to-day
in the Congregational church at Mortified.
Jason f.. Marsh, Esq, of st. Adams
who was admitted TO the Franklin county
bar at the last term of court, has located
himself for practice at Enosburgh Falls.
Success to HIM.
Senator Edmunds is expected to be
present at the state convention in Burlng-
ton and will doubtless address the assem-
bly,.
The closing concert, on Friday evening,
of the Vcrgcnnes Musical Union, which is
directed by Prof. y. j. Phillips of Bur
lington, was grand affair. Prot. :. c.
Moore, Col and Mrs. j. G.. lIindcs Of Bur
lington, were present and assisted matcri-
ally to make it successful. Misses Rosa
Woodbridge Eva. Scoyc, Eliza Stevens,
and Messrs. Parker, Booth, Wright. Will
marth. Gwnn, and1other members of the
union appeared in solos, duets. tncs and
st. Adams printers are on q strike. We
have not learned who they have struck,
but the Adccrt,sc'' Office, we are informed,
has been scene of desolaton and blank
despair, to speal; fisuratiycly, since Mon
day it seems not to affect the paper
however
Mr. John LamerouX Of Ludlow, while
saving boards with a circular saw on Mon
day last, had the two first fingers Of his
left hand cut off DR. Coolidge attended
him
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IlubburiitOii.

While John johnson was gone to carry
a load of little folks to the circus there was
quite gathering at his house of his friends
to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of his
wedding whom he found there on his return
home.
Mrs. johnson favored us with excellent
music, after which table was spread in
the yard, filled with good supply of eata-
bles, lighted by torch lights,
In behalf OF his friends, A. Il. Holden
presented them with some presents, among
which was set of croclSery,a set of chairs,
large rocking chair, piano stool and
other articles, to which Mr. johnson re-
sponded in an appropriate and touching
manner
Rev. Mr.. Holmes was called upon and
asked blessing, after which they partool'
of refreshments. The evening passed off
pleasantly and good feeling prevailed gene
rally. II. Z. A.
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BURLINGTON, June 1G-11;30 p IN.
At this late hour, to use the expression
Of prominent man from Bennington
county, things are greatly muddled, and
nothing definite can be imagined.
THE sPRAGUE DEIEiATIGN
have held a reception all the evening in
room No. 90 at the American House, and
the invitation has been generally circulated
for all TO attend, yet the crowd was not
very large, although some of his enthus-
astic friends claim for him two hundred
votes, while others think seventy-hve to be
the highest,
THE TAFT HEADQUARTERS
at room No 33, Van Ness House has
been throwa open all the evening and
quite n large number have been in atten-
dance there.
The Bennington county delegation hold
q caucus in the parlors of the American
House at o'clock tomorrow, when they
hope to heal their differences and unite on
some man whom they can support
Addison county is said to be more mixed
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up than any county In the state, and 1t 10
reported for fact that Mr. Taft will poll
his full vote on the first ballot, while in
addition those already pledged for Judge
Peck. it ia row claimed that he will
draw in the majority OF those who are not
pledged to vote for any particular person.
A careful estimate has bcch made of the
votes to be cast in the convention on
THE FIRST BALLOT
and the following conclusion arrived at :
Peck, 800 Taft, 15l Sprague, 0s scat
teling votes to be divided among Nea2ey.
Garfield and Miner How correct this es
innate may prove remains to he seen.
The convention will he called to order by
Gen Geo. w. Grandcy, and the call for
the convention will be read by the Hon.
Geo Nichols, Secretary of state.
THE ROLL OF THE CONVENTION
tonight shows ovci $50 delegates present
tonight, Judge Peck will be presented to
the convention either by Hon. Paul Dill
bingham or Hon. II. II, Powers Lieut..
Gov. Taft will be presented ly Gen. w
w. Henry. Mr. Sprague will he presented
by Hon. j. NJ. Dyer of Salisbury. The
final conclusion at this hour is, notwith-
standing the estimates made by the friends
Of the respective candidates. that there is a
great uncertainty as to who will be the
winning man. The
CONTEST FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
will he between Hon. i. Fairbanks, Hon.
Hon. l.. g. IIincklcy, Il. d. FIarris.aud G..
+. Eddy. OF Bellows Falls, but AS the race
is not always to the swift, or the battle to
the strong, all the candidates may possibly
be dropped and some person not We, men
toned be the lucky man. Hon l.. G..
Hinckley will probably be temporary chair
man, instead of Ripley or Harris.
BOARD OF EDUCATloS VACANCY FILLED.
At Il meeting of the board of education,
held this evening, j. 5. Cilley of Brandon
was unanimously elected a member of the
board, to fill vacancy, in place of Dr. Geo.
n. Weber, removed from the state.
H.. G.
lu consequence of the crowd expected at
the state convention. the state committee
have deemed it advisable to secure seats fol
delegates by issuing tickets of admission to
them. Every eXertion will, however, be
made to comfortably scat all citizens who
desire to attend.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
WAsHINGTON COUNTY.
ECCAa. lFEy'THGE.

Hon. j. b. Bromley OF Castleton, Hon.
Hiel IIollister of Pawlet, Hon. ]. c.
Wheaton of Pittsford, Hon. j. B. HOLSTER
and RanneY Howard, Esq, of Manchester,
and L. }. Ormsbec, Esq, Of Brandon were
at the Bates House yesterday.
Blind Tom is TO give concert at the
Rutland Opera House on Wednesday or
Thursday evening Of next week.
Duprez & Bcnedict's celebrated minstrel
troupe were at the Bates House yesterday,
en- route for Whitehall, where they APP
peared last evening
The Odd Fellows of st. Johnsbury lay
the corner stone Of Their new hall on
Tuesday, the 23d inst The ceremonies
will be performed by Grand Master II. r,
Dyer of Rutland, assisted by other grand
officers. The Grafton will be delivered by
Henry Clark, Grand Representative of
Vermont.
Todd's hotel at Cutiingsville has been re-
painted, and now furnishes a delightful
home for ''clty folk" His 4th of July
ball takes place Friday evening, July 3D..
Attention is called to the card Of Messrs
Shaibe q Burton, the wcll-known manu-
facturers of sleighs and carriages, Of Sche-
nectady, n. Y, published in another col
umn. Several fine specimens OF their worl
are in use in Rutland one of which is The
elegant baroucho Of j. w. Cramton.
Remember the closing concert of The
Flyers Sisters tonight See programme ii
another column.
We publish this morning list Of dele
gates from about one hundred towns to tn,
state convention held at Burlington to-day
Among the prominent arrivals at TIN
Bardwell House yesterday were Hon. l.
Miner, Hon. f. II. Orvis, Col NJ. $
Colburn, Loveland Munson, Esq, Man
chester Hon. Torrant Sibly, Hon. c
f. Houghton, Hon. N. Mllington, Maj. j
Halscy Cushman, j. G. Mccullough, Bei
nington; Hon. Henry b. Kent, Dorset
Prof. b. f. Bingham, Brattcboro Hoi
w. II. Sanford Orwell; j. X. Batchelde
Esq, Arlington; G.. W. Mitionere, Oh
cago, Ill.
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VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY. The
seminary and female college in Montpelier,
will be preached on Sunday, the 2Sth, by
Rev j c W Coke, the principal, and an adj
dress will be delivered on Monday evening.
The examinations come on Tuesday and
Wednesday and Dr. Pierce, editor of Zion's
HGuld, will address the Ksthetic society
Tuesday evening, when G W Clarke de-
llycrs an address and Mrs o w Scott Il
poem. Commencement comes on Thurs
day, July ..
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Factory Point, VI.

The new Odd Fellows Hall in this place
was dedicated last evening, June 10Th.
The grand officers officiating were Lorlng
Atwood of Rutland as grand master, New
man Weeks of Rutland as grand chaplain,
J. ii. Mcfarland of Rupert as grand mar
shall, j. G. Burton of Rupert as grand
herald. The address was delivered by II.
l.. Stillson of Bennington. Members of
the order were present from Rutland, Dor
set, Bennington and Rupert. The exercises
were public, and the hall was well filed
The new hall is very nice and pleasant
one, and shows much enterprise and
interest on the part of Factory Point
Lodge No. 80. f. j.. ~ Il,
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George W. Bennett of Manchester has
commenced frescoing the Catholic church
in this place.
The damages given in the ease of Ames
vs.. Kent causes much talk in this place. as
a tar different verdict was expected
d. l.. Kent & Co. are daily shipping
from one to three car loads of their superior
marble.
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The Libel Bill.

NEW 1oRK, June 10.
The Times Washington despatch SAYS
the libel bill was undoubtedly deliberately
planned by people who feel aggricved at
the liberty which newspapers have taken
with their names, and it was slirewdly and
carefully arranged. 1t is doubtful whether
the bill goes through the House. The
Tribune's despatch says the object of this
bill is to afford Carpenter and Cohklng an
opportunity to get the press in their power
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Judge bynch's Servant.

III LOUIS, june to
a letter from Ninita. Indian territory,
says that a vigilance committee was lately
formed in that territory extending to Kan
sas for the purpose Of Kidding the country
of a band of outlawa who defy the authori.
ties, steal horses and leprcdaic generally.
John Plythe, John Frind, Young, Cochran.
Dick, Goddan and two others, names not
given, have been lynchcd Seventeen
other despcradoes Gie Oh the list of the
committee and will be ordered out Of the
country, while Joe Queen and John Nor
gan, leaders of the gang. will be killed on
sight
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The EutInnd County Republican
Convention.

The Republican County Convention COM
posed of three delegates from each town in
Rutland county will meet at the Town Hall
in Rutland on Tuesday, June Both, 1874,
at one o'clock, p. m, Tor the purpose of
nominating candidates for Senators, Assis-
tant Judges of the County Court, States
Attorney, Sheriff, High Baliff, and Judges
of Probate and the appointment of a
County Committee. The several towns ut
their primary meetings are requested to
appoint three alternate delegates.
Delegates on their arrival are requested
to present their credentials to the county
committee at the Bardwell House for the
purpose of completing the roll before the
assembling of the convention.
Henry CLARK,
SIMEON ALLEN,
LEONARD Johnson,
i. d. Ross,
r. w. PlTTs.
County Committee.
Rutland, June 10th, 1874.
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PoMoE CoUET. Edward Murphy. was
arragncd tefore Justice II. w. Porter
yesterday morning, charged with intoXi-
cation, was fined S13.94, and paid. lie
disclosed on Henry Baldridge, who was
brought up under two indictments, one for
furnishing liquor and the other for keeping
it for sale; was fined $3.50 on the for
mer and $3.50 on the latter, and took
an anpcal in each case.
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The Police Justice Bill.

ALBANY, Jul.e lG.
The question AS to the constituiionality
of the legslating of the police justices in
New York, has been under fight before the
court of appeals for two days, Eaton,
Porter and Waterbury are taking the
affirmative, and Terry and Beach the mega
tile. The argument is still going On and
will be continued tomorrow. AS the court
will adjourn Friday, the 10Th to Septem-
Der the I'd, decision will not he handed
until then.
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Decided.
BINnnAMrcN. Inne 10.

BINGHAMrcN, June lG.
In the suit of Strong against Dwight, to
recover S23,G00 for alleged fraudulently
obtained information of company to pur-
chase timber lands on the St. Maurice river
in Lower Canada, the jury rendered YER
dict for the defendant. Several SUITS in
volving $500, 900, are pending between the
defendant and parties in Pennsylvania.
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Che aIuIlantl Daily 6lohe.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE II, 1874.


'Fhe Republican state convention
NotiCc.
The stale committee, being the standing
committee on credentials, will be in session
this morhing ut the city court room in the
City Hall building.
Delegates are respectfully requested to
present their credentials, receive their adj
mission tickets to the convention, and Sc
cure return checks MS soon as they arrive.
The convention will be called to order at
L IN, and the body of the City Hall will
be reserved for DELEGATES until that hour.
Representatives of the press will be pro-
vided with ample accommodations III the
City Hall on application to the State Com
mittec
GEo. w. GRANDEY, Chairman.
GEORGE NicnoLs, Secretary.
Burlington, june 10, 1874.