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Emr, N. Y. Aug. 20 Terrible Sttamimnt
Caiua li 'JM) I Juts I-otl.The steamer Al
hnttc, fit two o'clock tin, morning, came in col
jision on the lnko with tho propeller Opticus
burp, nnd sunk in half an hour. Tho Atlantic
hirl on bunril 500 passengers, U50 of whom were
jnt The remainder succeeded in netting on
bosrd the Ogilunsburp with nothing on but their
night clothes, nnil were brought in hern thu
morntnjf. ' he Ogilcnsbiirp wan somewhat in
jured, but lost norm of her panctij;crs.
It is believed that all the crew of tho Atlantic
wore alio lost, with the exception of the captain
and first mate. A denao fog was prevailing at
tlie time.
H' cnMi Despatch.- Urlt, Jlue. 20, noon.- i
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At Hie "mo ul "u ' oiriamu n uense log iviui
prevailing Tnc passengeri were nil in bed, and
tho Atlantic wns in charge of the first mate.
Immediately following th collision the utmost
confusion prevailct among the steerage nnd deck
pisengers, n very large proportion of whom
were Norwegian emigrants. Many of them in
thoir terror, jumped overboard instantly. Capt.
IVtty vainly endeavored to calm their fears, by
assuring them there was no danger, hoping to
kerp the steamer on its course nnd reach port in
season to save them j but the water gained so
fait on the efforts ol the crew that by the tim"
slu-lud proceeded twu miles from tho spot where
the collision took place she was found tu be rap
idly -inking
l lie fires in the engine room were extinguish
ed by the rising water and h scene of terrtblo
contusion followed. The emigrants who could
nut understand u ward spoken to them, added
h.irrnr to tin- ".cone by their cries and exhibition
uf trantir terror.
The c ibm ptssenzers and all others who could
be made to tindersbtud the exhortation and or
ders of the captain and officers, remained coin
p.intivoly calm nnd provided themselves with
chain, settees nnd beds, all of which wore patent
lite prcs.-rwra winch buuyed them up in the
water and they were thus saved.
(iri-it numbers of tho emigrants jumped over
board m their terror, without any provision for
their rutt'ty, and thtii rushed on t certain death.
TIP' f"g was n sad hindrance to the efforts made
nt recti'', hut some Vol) Jfere picked up by the
Propeller and taken to Mrie.
I.irge numbers of theni left at once on the
st amer Siiltitna for Clcavel.md. nnd olliers came
down to the cars in this city.
From the best information wo enn gain, wc
are !e! to beliuvo tiiut no loss than three hundred
lives are lost.
Y, have n list here of tho cabin and second
rjji.ii p tsengers on board the Atlantic Of
Uiitse booked tor Chicago is a Mr. I'rost, of Ikw
ton. Hi rrvLO Aug. 'i0, 1) P. M. Nolhinc certain
Sa been nscprtaint'd as to the number of deaths
bv tic collision. Nine of the crew and twenty
fne of the cabin pasaeiigers are known to bo
l.Ht.
Tli boat belonged to the Me is. Ward, ovvn
. uf Ihe aspiati. lately lost at ('Isaveland.
Mie as valued at StO.OOi) and not insurod.
; ii known that there were about 450 persons
en ti iird the Atlantic; 250 were saved, leaving
Ji.ii ,..t
Ami'iitr iIhhh- sared, we find tile names of II
i. te and wife, of Ornell, Vt
In the lint of persons nut heard from and siip
! to be lost, we regret to find the names of
Horji i. n;id JiNE ("aki.it, of Kast Randolph,
t
A chance for War & Annexation, j
i.IkiiooiikIv with die following, we have
i. - nt a n be 1 lion in M'Xico. A fine dilute,
mil a loootnco administration, for more War,
Vue .iHon and Kxtension of Slaverv. The
: -t re uciK is, to keep the annexationists out.
Important from Havana.
The advices from Havana nre interesting in a
I jli degree, and seem to portend another out-
hi
it. Intense excitement prevailed in that
on the sailing of the Crescent ity. and
it numbers of the Creoles were daily thrown
i priMinn that have remained unoccupied for
my yiMrs. 'I he must loathsome dungeons
e put in requisition for those who were look
ih.ii as leaders of the conspiracy. Pronun
r . .i.mtiw. and other revolutionary documents of
v most wailcnt sump, are scattered broadcast
"i. r tne conntry, and find their way into every
li ie. These papers omanate from a secret
is. and are distributed with a skill and socre
f that give evidence of a well organized con
tv mcy, which as yet lattj(hs at theeflorts of the
pu h e to discover its hiding place. Th liov
i rn nent is completely ot fault, ami batlled by
tne xtniordiniiry precaution and success of the
lon-pmtoni, each day takes new nienures to
counteract their influence. Their exciting pub
li'Mtioiis are seized and destroyed wherever
f und. The most vigorous searches arc institii-1
t' d. and many innocent persons are made lo suf
i' r, slmost every Creole family being under tbe
su'ieilUuee of ti e police, and spies being em-1
( ! o -d in every qnsr.er. Female privacy even 1
I' disregarded by the Government emissaries and
i together a most unliippy state of thinps pre-1
vols. The ' Disrw do la Marina" makes no,
inor" mention of these events than if they bad i
not taken pUce, The Government use all en
i!uora lo keep the proceedings secret, but with-1
i'i' aail. I
Apart from political exciteinont. the citv of
Havana is shrouded in gloom. Yellow fever,
rlwlera and small pox prevail lo a great extent,
ni) almost every shin in the harbor had some
rws of jellow fever Out of one company of j
I 0 soldiers 1 10 had died, and in a chain gang of
iir.i there Uieu 100. 1 lio Uovcrtiment wero
siri.lmir the troops to the country. The sickness
u chiefly outside the walls of the city Fur
ther advices will bo looked for with intense in
WU .V. Y. Courier, IWh.
Celebration of the Dattlc of Ben
nington. Tuesday, the 1 Clh of August, 1S52, was cele
brated on Ihe Bittlo field of Bennington, by n
ereat multitude collected from all portions ot the ;
"I'iniry.
It is estimated that there were not les than
'Jn tlioimnd M-oplo present, and very many of
ii'mi desoi mlants uf thoa who faugh in the
tu'tle.
Ttie exercises of the day consisted of two
public dinners, or rather oiio public and one
Civile j after which, wero toasts, songa.spGeches.
""ntpnenu. wit an I humor, accompanied wilh
'is tiring of cannon and the spirit stirring sounds
tr wn several uu.lit.ary bands.
The public dinner was given at tho hotel, at
'ucti nearly a thousand people sat down. Tho
private one was at the summer residence of O.
JJ R'Jrnham, Esq., n wealthy manufacturer of
Vw York city, who, on this occasion, ontertain
' 3 in the most costly and magnilicout style, six
hundred guests.
Alter dinner tho wholo multitude on tho
RmuirI assembled aroun I the speuken. stand, to
" rn uie distinguished orators, liov. Williams,
qM0l"New York, Colli. II. Day, of Now
'""(, Hon. J S. Thayer, of New York, were
iiiong the guests and speakers.
The reception of W'm. Stark was mostonthu
' "tic. Mr. Stark now celebrated in the literary
urld as the " If hilt Mountain poet," is a grand-
"'ti Of fien. Stlnrt llm i.nrrt nl llip Imttle. I
have neVHr ge(!n w,jcr demonstrations of joy
''"n those which greeted the announcomcnt of
't f-entletnef.'a nru.rinr-n nmntl lltn.i.
Ir, Starlr irp..,,t,n.l tl,u uali..a .l fl,A i.nnlo
b taking tho stand and delivering by far tho
I n'Kt eloquent and beautiful speech of thu occa
1 "m. Hh oratory, associated as it was with Ins
..ujirious descent, created a degree ot optimal
Mm almost inconceivable. His speech consisted
""inly of advice and exhortiou to the dcecend-
nisot the revolutionary heroes, and he closed by
tieautifm tribute to chuichcs and schools,
"Hcti Im reimrile.l iijllin lintivarks of om nation-
u prosperity. Correspondent Iloiton .ttlas.
Cure of Jr. A'.'.io-.'.i t'.r.nr United States
lnin frigate San Jacinto, arrived atCoustantin-
on the 15lh of July. She would leave about
llte first nf A., r... A ..b..,.. .l.rl.
"e American Minister at the Porte, who goes to
I luimcr place to investigatu the controversy
"Ctween il,o n. i, a ..., j n, l-.
American missionary.
Ol'hi, it..,n... u.ii .. .1... r...
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tn slaves of Mr Pendleton, of Washington
p'inty, (M(jj wno absconded a fear days ago for
tjn?'Y,ms. hao been captured and commit
" lennont, (iov. S-irgont, of Vermont, lion.
U. Olm. of l',oy, Muj. fien. Davis of I'roy,
JJJ. Uen Wool of Troy, Hon. Oeo. Gould, of
TroV. AII. fSen l .li-,t nl 'or Vorlr. vt ill. Starlt.
r--wjad Hwwburg.
CONGRESS.
i-iinirinins nammer
Mn.inAT, Aug. ltj Mr Alann-I hopo this interruption will not
Sr.KATE. The army appropriation bill was rc- J co,no nllt or my time,
ccived from tho House and referred to the Com ' Mr Fowler I riso to say that when the gen
ni:'ce on Finance. tlcman from Massachusetts in tho possession of
Air Howard presented n resolution of the ''is promotive has the floor, ho should be permit
Chamber of Commerce of New York, imlini i;,r ted to co on nnd the House should sustain thn
appropriations lor the improvement of Hellgate.
Air Dawson Say llurlgato' the other is very
well improved already. Air lladger better look
It. Laughter.
Air Cass moved to take up the bill making ap
propriations fortho construction of a ship canal
nround tho Frills of St. Mary. Agreed to.
Ilofsr Mr Fuller from the committee on
Commerce, reported back the Senato bit: for the
better security of Uie lives of pissengers on
board of steamboats, nnd on his motion tho a
mcmlments of the committee were ordered to be
printed, and tho further consideration of tho sub
ert was postponed until Thursday next.
Air Dnrkee rose to n question of privilege.
lie said lint during his absence from this city.
Air Aiken, of South Carolina, had made n seri
ous clnrge against his character, which he now
wished to defeat. Ho then alluded to his re
marks the other day about a negro who was sent
enced to be hanged in Charleston, H. C, some
years nj;o, but who, for certain reasons, was taken
from the gallows, nobody being fb'ind even for
a reward of $1000, to perform Jack Ketch
Mr D. said he meant no disrespect to South
Carolina, and alluded to the incident in compli
ment to that State, to show tho triumph of Im
inanity over a statute law, the triumph of the
" higher law" of reason and humanity, in course
of hts remarks, he con pluncnted Air Calhoun as
n pure statesman, whatever his political opinions
might bo, and said that the South Carolina de
legation entertained more of the lemenLs of in
dependence than somr of those of tho North.
Air Aiken mado explanations and tho matter here
ended.
Tuesday", August 17.
Sr.ATE. A mossico was received from the
President in reply to Air Seward's resolution re
questing the President to inform the Senate, if
not incompatible with public interest, whether '
any proposition has beon made tu the United
States by the King of the Nnndwhicli Islands to
transfer the sotereignty of those Islands to the
United States. The President states that on or
tiboitt l'2th Juno last, he received a similar res
olution adopted in executive season by tho Senate,
to which ho had replied that it would not. in his
opinion, be advantageous to the public interest to
disclose whether such a proposition had been
made or not. Since that timo nothing had oc
curred to chango this opinion. Ho therefore
declined to answer tho inquiry.
Air Seward moved that tho message bo refer
red to tho committee on foreign relations, nnd he
desired to offer tho following resolution, which
he wished should take the same reference:
llesolted. That the President of tho United
States he requested to send a Commissioner to
the Sandwluch Islands, who shall bt instructed
to inquire into tho expediency of instituting ne
gotiations for the acquisition of the Islands.
'I he Chair said the resolution was not now in
orrlfr.
Air Wellor said he desired tn discuss this mo
tion to refer, and moved that it be laid on the ta
ble. Air Dad re- said h also would have something
to say on the subieot, and the motion to lav on
the table was agreed to.
The t.,11 tor the construction of a ship canal
around the falls of the (fault St. Mane wa,
taken up, and Mr Smith addressed the Senate
TihZS b ,
Mr Smith and other members. Some of those ! ! k ic i, ,, o ? "nvy appropriation bill
who spoke regarded that paper a. a lm,x. Mrl'0!' A" hou,r fter ,,-,be,nf t?kp "f
Sm,th,nadonoexplanatKni,rHattonto.t b ' he "u"e ,l,Pn We,,t nmitteeon that
cohrte Tenn8,Mee' P"0"" lh0 c,r" Vlr Shelton spoke in Taror of the amendm-nt
Mr Hale moved to ,mend the bill by adding l";:!"!!.!" iTlt t'" X;Vy '"f"?
to it the Hoti.e homestead bill. ' .b". ron,cl n ll- S--Mevens for eonMnict
ll,Cmll. .a.1 .1... I l i
otbr me...l.r. and Mr II.I. w,th,l,w S-. '
S'vprai I
oral amendments were offered nnd rejected.
An amendment incrnasinc the rrsnt of land
to 7'i0,000 acres, was agreed to, and the bill was
ordered to bo engrossed.
A debate arose on the question whether tho
Civil appropriation, or the River and Ilirbor bill
should be taken up. I he S nste decided in fa
vor of the latter, 23 to 11), and ih-n adjourned.
linear. The House resumed tho considers,
tmn of the bill declarint; the Wheeling Bridges
to be lawful structures and post roofs, nnd die
curwo ii nil .ue expiraiKHi o. ino monnng our.
I hn hill frrantintv tn oi-prl SttM fen imllinnd
of acres of public lands for the benefit of mdi
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gent insane persons, was passed by !3 ayes to
nays 54.
A bill fixmi the annual salary of the American
Consul at Amsterdam at $.'50(1, was passed.
The House went into committee c n the navy
appropriation bill.
Mr -Union, of Tenn., said he had in Ins dpk
a bill lor orininiin tne navy, so tar as tne om-,
cers and men are concerned, mere was not c.t. It sh ,i not bo lawful to repair such vesel ;
time however to act upon it at the present eess :bu. be aoMi ai)J lhe pr0CW,U a plie(,
ion. He then proceeded to explain sn amend- ,0 the construction of a new vessel in her stead ;
menthe inteiided to offer which provides that , ani, the SecreiaTy f the Navy shall cause to be
whenever a vessel in ordinarv is so much decay- bm)t R ve,Je of-war wlwje fame shall bo bite
ed that the expenditure required to repair -r 1 ,k, nJ of tle best nnd most approved model
equip her shall be estimates! to exceed two thirds far gJl , be fi,tp(, anxlllsrv m p,,,,..
of her cot, it shall not be lawful to repair such Hd lo arnwj exciUSIVHiv Wl,,;,he heaviest
vessels, but a new one accordintr to the most ap- and moj( (1(,struc,ivi, ordnance, which, according
proved model shall be constructed in her stoad ,ol,10 ttxeM uoprayae,Ai lt po18,ble to car
and the o d one sold. It had been ascertained, ; wi, 6afet n1(1 SQrvo wt, PlBclt.noy at
he said, that in many instances the repairs put ,r jone!,, of Tennessee, raised a question of
on a vessel cost as much as the original con-i orileri on tl0 Rrml1,, Ulat )0 amendment was
struction and therefore it was better to sell hor, not cornmn to t!lt, 8llbject under consideration,
and build a now one with nil modem improve-! Hprop,we(1 to enacta Mrniansnt law in a gen
irienU of stram and sailing qualities. "ie eral appropriation bill
branch of the amendment provides that the Sec-. The nnimiain, (Mr Ficklin,) decided tho a-
retary of tho Navy shall cause to be built a ,es-' racndmrn, out f order.
el of war whoso frame shall be of white oak, Mr Stanton appealed from tho decision.
and the best and most approved model for sail- j Mr ciiriBman I would ask whether ihero is
lug. to bo hlted with auxiliary Hcam power, and not R ,aw fisWhlishiiig n Navy ?
to be anned exclusively with tho best and most cimrmin-I would rcfertho gentleman to the
destructive ordnance which according to recent boog (laughter)
improvements it is poosioie to carry wnn saicty, ,
and servo with efficiency at sen.
Ho dwell upon those points showintr that by
the improieinenta suggested upwards of $-.,OL'0,-000
will bo saved annually to the country.
Air Bowie alluded to the disparity and dispro
orlion of tho American Navy, as compared with
those of Kurope. nnd particularly that of Eng
land. He held that gentlemen arc expected by
their conMttuonts in timo of peace to prepare for
war. Ho eulogised tho Navy, declaring that to
it we are indebted for tho almost entire monopo
ly of the whale fuheries ; and he advocated nn
increase rather than a diminution of Iheappropri
tion for this branch of the public service.
Air Schooninakor defended Air Seward from
the attacks made by Mr Faulkner, eulogizing
that Senator as Imvinj a broad and national
character whose speeches are models lor inula- '
tion iivlio has ever trowiied urKin lannticism, anil houl(1 be made, uuloss recoinmondod by tho
who, at a future day, when i the prejudices of those m,.lnber of Congress representing the district in
tunes shall have departed, will be duly honored ,llch ,ho appiic;1t resides, nnd that the appoint
or his intrinsic merits. Iments hall bo made in the same manner as thoso
.Mr .Mann, alter aiiiiuiug to iass, uueuanau
and Douglass, and their spWded bids to tho
South for tho Presidency, proceeded to spunk of
the Whig and Democratic National Conventions,
and to condemn their action on tho slavery ques
tion, vv Inch he said was an attempt to silence tho
voice ot mankind on a subject most important lo
the human heart. They might as well have tried
to force the oak back into the acorn, or drive tho
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spirit of tho li'th century back into the dirk aces,
ns to silence discussion on this subject. He then
proceeded to condemn slavery in the ktrongest
tcrms, depicting the degrading evils and enorni-
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ous crimes attached to it. hen Mr Polk asked
him to paint a picture of tho Negroes in tho
Northern states.
Mr .Mann I will at another time.
r Polk I will insist upon it nowj tho re
marks are unworthy of a member on this floor,
and therefore I ask that he give it now. ( -en
satton, and cries of order, order.)
r Alann tho gentleman must not forbid our
discussing slavery.
Atr Polk I brand as a slander that which you
are guilty of ii'tcnng.
Air Alann It is not for others, when a gentle
man obtains tho floor to dtctalo tho topics on
which he shall speak. Polk, who was seated on
the opposito side of tho Hall, cried out. you havo
perpetrated a foul slander on the South (Cries,
Order, and much excitement) Mr Harris, Ala.,
rose to question of order the gentleman was as
sailing an existing institution of the South and an
institution sanctioned bv the Constitution. The
chairman, Air Ficklin, decided tho latitude of
debate in committee was broad and tno gentle
man was in order. Gentlemen were now stand
inir in all Darts of the Hall
Mr Polk I would ask whether it is riL'ht for
the gentleman to thus assail the institutions of
Uio South In wnicn many oi us are nneresieu,
when he does not hold himself responsible for
thrinstiU. Cries or order and banging of the
Chi
Air Polk When n gentleman propagates a
falsehood on one-half the nation, he should not
bo allowed to go on.
Mr Aleado I ask for tho reading of the Hist
rule.
Air Howe -1 ask tho reading of tho two plat
forms, (.slighter.)
Air Meade Tho two Platforms nnd fie Hist
rule, prohibit tho discussion of the question bo
fore the committee, for it is not germane to the
subject pending.
The Chairman said ifhis decision was not sit
tsf.ic.tory an appeal would bo (alien from it.
Tho chairman was sustained in deciding tho
genttemin from Massachusetts in order.
Comparative quiet ensued, when Mr Alann
concluded his remarks, showing, among other
things, how badly Alessrs. Fihnorc, Cass, Buch
anan, Webster, and other distinguished men had
been treated by tho South, notwithstanding their
submission to the slave power. Ho nlso express
ed his surprise at an attempt to drag him down
because he spoke the words of truth.
Mr Sheltnn obtained the floor and was pro
ceeding to speak in favor of an amendment au
thorizing the construction by Stevens, of N. J.,
ofa vessel impervious to shot for harbor defence,
when he yielded for a motion that the committee
rise, which prevailed. An ineffectual effort was
made to have nn evening session.
Mr. Houston reported the Fortification bill
and the House adj.
Wfd.nm.ut, Axis. 18.
St NATn Several unimportant petitions were
presented.
Mr. Dodgo reported a bill ostab!Whing nn ad
ditional land ofllco in Minnesota Territory,
which was considered and ordered to bo engros
sed. .Mr. Owin introduced n bill granting land to
California, tn aid in the construction of a canal
across Sierra Novada.
Mr. Hunter reported back the bill extending
the warehousing system by establishing bonded
warehouses.
Mr Fish gavo notice that on day after to-morrow
he would move, during tho morning, leave
to tako up the Hoiwi bill known as Bennett's
Land Distribution bill. Tho voto on it yester
day when offered as an amendment to tho Canal
bill, was not upon its merits,
Mr Hale offered n resolution directing an in
quiry by the Committee on Foreign Relations,
ns to the expediency of annexing tho Lobos Is
lands to the United States. Laid over.
Air Douglass moved tn take up tho bill direct
ing the manner of paying out the appropriations
to defray the expenses of the Cayuao war in
Oregon Agreed to, and the bill wns pissed.
The bill granting laud tu tho several stales
fortho support of indigent insine, (Mi Dix's
bill ) wns received from the House and referred
to a select Commute of live. I
Tho bill in aid of a ship cana'. around the
Falls of St Mary, in Michigan, wss psssid.
The bill for the relief of Capt Linirdon ('. !
Distman was taken up, and postponed until Fri-1
day.
.Mr itiinier pive notice that to-morrow morn
"h' " ' f ' '"' V"i n P -ml .nd Di-i
J pproi-r ri .n bill,
., Mr T " """" ' "l .h,e """'a'
!'? 'XT ""r- ,nov" 10 lake up ,,ie 1 W
j Steiid bl".
Hoi r.-
lll i-tUHUI-Uip nilUl ItllU OOfllK OrOOI. lltXIJ
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"V" 're"" exp-nueo up
on the work, and that the entire cost would not
exceed $500 Oitu, un inconsiderable sum when
considered in connection with harbor defence,
pa-ticn'arly that of .Vow York lurbor, where
there m so much wealthy commerce. He pro
ceeded to show that this niesns of defence is
cheiper and more efficient than fortifications, as
it c m be brought immediately tn act, in case of
sudden invasion.
.Mr Hivuitnn replied lo th re-ntiks deliver,!
yesterday by Mr Stnnton of Tenn 'lin had
compUinel that the Committee nf Ways and
Me,nrt ,,,, ,,1 lo , cre,t exlent lho ,.
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nnation lor tne ,avv lams.
The clause sppropn itins $ 1 ,0fi. 0(10 for the
repiir of vesseli in ordiniry. and for the wean
and tear of vessels in com nissinn, inrludmt fuel
and purchsse of hemp, hiving been read, .Mr
St mton offered th foll'iiving ninemlin',nt :
Provided, that hereafter, whenever a vese in
ordinary shall be so much decayed that the ex-i
i penilitures required to repair and equip tier, shall
(, ,,j , v,.o t,.-., il,.l-..r l,.
be
Tha o)mmltleo feVersed
tho decision of tho
chair !! to 75 and the amendment was agreed
to, yeas Tf1, nays 48,
Air Stanton moved to add $:J00,000 to tho ap
propriation, the amendment just adopted render
ing this sum necesf arv.
Various efforts were made to moderate tho
proposition, and five min'Uu speeches woro de
livered thereon. Finally tho amendmant was
agreed to yeas 70, nays 50.
lr Price offered nn amendment authorising
the Secretary of the Navy to carrj out tho con
tract with Stevens for the construction of a hot
and shell proof vessel.
The Chairman decided this out of order, ond
was sustained bv the Committee, yeas ('!, nays
sr.
Mr Stuart offered an amendment that no ap
oinl , of mi()slu ,0 the Nava, School
, f ..j,,,, ., 0,t
Air I'loronce moved further to amend by au
thorising the President to appoint 10 midship
men at large, without regard to Congressional
districts Hisaoreod to.
i During thn debate that occurred on tho above,
I several genllenien complained that gross favorit
' ism had been practised by lhe Secretary of tho
i lliivv ill iiMMlJ.r auLpjiiiiiui-oin oi luiuaiopiiix,
i ,i .,. . .,, , ,,,, I, u abuse.
, Navy in making appointments ol midshipmen,
. wllc, )la3 exlsle,i eo mg to th prejudice of
Bomo parU f tiIP contry. Tho question of IV
vorillM m lho appointmenl of cadets, was like
wise incidentally referred to III condemnation
and tho general subject of appointments discus
sed. The Committee rose without proceeding furtli.
er on tho bill, ana tho House adj
Tin hsdav, Aug. u.
Switf. The Civil and Diplomitic appropri
ation bill wus taken un. Amendments increas
ing the appropriations for Contingent Expenses
of the Senate, from $ 150,000, wero agreed to
Thu next amendment was ono for appropriating
655,000 fortho purchase of boons and luriuture
for the Congressional Library,
Air. Bradbury opposed the amendment, and
after a reply by .Mr- l'earce, it was agreed to.
Several verbal amendments wero aureed to.
Tho bill was then postponed till tomorrow at
half-past II.
'lho River and Harbo- bill was taken up.
The amendment changing the phraseology ot the
item containing tne appropriation lor ucepcning
the channel of the mouth of the Alississippi,
which was debated yesterday, was agreed to yeas
37, nays 1J.
The next amendment reported by the Com
uiiltee of Commerce, was one appropriating $30
00 for the survey of the Kappahauoc river, in
Virginia.
Mr. Can opposed it. He was opposed lo spo
cine appropriations for surveys of particular
points; ho was for appropriating in gross a cer
tain sum, to bo expended in surveys at tho discre
tion of the department.
Mr. Adams opposed the bill.
Air. Seward earnestly suptmrted tho appro
priations for tho survey of the Rappahanoc river,
with n view to its imprnvement.
Air. Husk advocated tho amendment.
Air Douglass said, these appropriations for
surveys wero intended as preliminary steps for
future improvement. Ho would like, if this rule
wore to prevail, to have surveys made at numer
ous other places. In this way l,o estimates for
new works would RWL. fturo bills to enormous
nmounts This systom would nf course bo brok
en down. Fi teen or twenty millions a year
would be required, but the revenue would not
meet it He was for allowing the Stales to con
struct their own improvements, by tonnage duties,
vtc. Till that or some other system w.is nitopt
cd he would havo to support the present ineffici
ent one.
.Mr. Cass moved to strike out all appropriations
for specific surveys, and insert $:JOO,000 for
surveys, at the discretion of the department.
Ir. i ass' motion was rejected.
ThoSonito then adjourned.
House. The bill declaring the Wheeling
Bridge a legal structure and post road, passed,
yeas 1 15 nays 44
The Ilousowcnt into committee, yeas 83, niys
80 and resumed the consideration of thu Navy
Appropriation hill.
Air Johnson, of Tennessee, moved an amend
ment, to the effect that no member of Congress
shall nominate his own son or n son of a brother
member, as a l idshipmati In the navy.
Mr. Johnson's amendment ws rejected. Vsrl
otis amendments wero ncted upon, nd during
debate under the five minute rule, lho Commit
tees of Ways and .Means were rather roughly
handled by several gentlemen, for cutting down
the estimates.
Air Bailey was understood to sav, that, by o
doing, they would throw the responsibility in the
succeeding administration, to make up lhe dofi
ciencies.
Further proceedings unsueu1, when tire Com
mittee rose and the HoHse ajjmirned.
FRinar, Aug. 'JO.
Senate Mr Halo mdred to take up the
Homestead bill.
Air Mason (loco) objected, and made some re
mark for which he was called loonier. He said
it was well known that the Senator who undo
the motion had been nominated for the Presi
dency by the abolition or free soil party. This
bill was a plank in thu platform of tho parly
which nominated him,
The t.hair said that Senators' motives could
not be queslionod.
Mr Alaaor. said ho did not queition the Sena
tor's motives. They were doubtless patriotic ac
cording to the moasurc of that Settlor's patriot
ism. He was offered the Presidency. This bill
was to enable the (nrty which nominated that
Senator, whose triumph would bo the destruc
tion of tho country, to distribute- largesses a
mong the people on the eve of the election.
Air Hale said thit he tlnnked God that the
measure of his patriotism was not the name as
that of thp Senator. Their patriotism wns not
measured by the hi me me n.ire Thi. bill did
nor origin ite nh III,: foi-io! party w Inch the
Stuntor run lemiied. It i.id not originate l
Pittstiurg or Cleavcland, I nt turtle'i south. It
orieiu it" i i set i ion 9iniii . f Virei').-', here
patriotism wns regulated bv the sun" st.indnrd
as that of tlie Senator from Virginia
The question was taken nnd tlie motion to
take up was rejected :tt? to Iti.
Air Rusk reported back the bill tn amend the
postage I ivv with amendments tint the postage
on newspapers, periodical, and nil primed mat
ter not exceeifuii three ounces, shall be sent to
any part of the United St it.-a for one cent, and
when the postage is pai t quarterly or regularly
in advance, where the s un" is mailed or deliver
er! OOe llnlf of Haul htlhi miU' ahull l.r. I, ...,.!
ii,:jnT nm weigninjr over one ounco ami a
I-If. whencirciilitedin theStite where publish
cd, shall hr charged one h If tlie riles before
named, provided that email newsp p'-s ubltshed
monthly, when eiu in packages to one address,
p'epaid. by affix. ng stamps thereto, shall be
chirgeiblo liir half a cent e.it h ounce Pottage
on all transient matter shall be ptud or charged .
double the forvgoiiu rates, and that nil books
bound or unbound, not weighing over four ounds.
shill be deemed maleable matter, nnd i liar j d
with pustaje ut on rent iin ounr-. for all d s
t nc under HOOo milf.., rtivt two renin no ounre
for all distance overOi 00 miles, to which oil per
cent, shall be added in all cases where the same
may be sent with ut beinr? prepaid.
The bill was tiken up; the-e iimendim ots
were aifreed to ; n ml the bill was ordered to be
engrossed. Subsequently (! bi'l w.is passed.
Mr Shield reported from lhe m l. i t Co omittec
the House bill gr lining land to the Si itrs for the
benefit of indigent insiiie.
Tho River and Harbor bill was t ikun up, the
sine dinent appropriating :!01Hl dollirs for the
Rappahannock river being under consideration.
A substitute was moved, which vvur- rejected j
Air De.'saussiere made an argument at length a j
gainst the constitutionality ol'the bill. The Rap- 1
mh.i iiniu-k a mt,n,tit.nt u-ni tlnajtv inrrcaA t A I
large number of additional appropriations wero j
ulso move. I and agreed to, including g-wl 0 tor i
Taunton River; $15!0 for Provid-mce harbor;
$ 10,000 fora breakwater nt Burlington. Ver-1
mont ; 5IK) for sua wall at Marbleheid ; 87,500 i
for piers in Kennebec river, and $15,000 for
breakwater at Owls Head. Tho bill was then
postponed. Several bills wero passed, and at
near 5 o'cl ick the Senate adj.
House. The House considered the bill au
thorizing soldiers engaged in the last war wilh
Great lliiiaiu to surrender their Iwunty lands un
fit for cultivation and locato in others on lieu
thereof, and had not disposed nf the same when
the morning hour expired.
The House took up the Senate bill extending
to tho Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Co. the tunc
of payment of duties upon all iron rails now im
ported, so that the duty may bo made an annual
payment; the Postmaster (joncral in tho mean
time to reserve the monoys due the Company for
mail service. On motion nf Air Stewart the hill
was tabled yeas H. nays 711.
Tho House went into committee on the Navy
appropriation bill.
Many amendments woro offered, and declared
out of order, lncludim one bv AlrCavlord. malt
ing an appropriation lo enablo tlie President to
send n commissioner tn the Sandwich Inlands, to
inquire into the expediency of entering upon no
goUatmiM for the acquisition of those inlands by
the U. S. Tlie Committee rose, and reported
the bill to the House. Tho amendment of 'Ir
Stanton, Tenn. coiicerninjr Decayed Vestols, of-
forod on thn 18th, was non-concurred in, yoas
13, nays 85. Tlie bill was thejj, paf etl. Adj.
SATUnpAT, Aug. Ul.
Sr.NATE. Mr Bright rose to a question of
privilege. He dosired to make a report from tho
select committee on tho petition of Hon. David
S. Yulte, contesting tho seat of Mr Alallorv, as
Senator from Florida. The reKrt uas road. It
con ludas with a resolution that Mallory is enti
tled to tho seat ; this was the unanimous con
clusion of the committee. The report was or
dered to hi. ptintod
The River and Harbor bill was then taken up,
a great many amendments offered, and a number
of them adopted. Adjourned.
llousi Tho House pased the bill authoriz
ing soldiers in the last war with Crest Britain to
surrender their bounty lands unlit for cultivation,
and select others in lieu thereof
Tho House then took up the appropriation bill
tor trie 1'ost utlico Department and passed it
.Minuter to Enaland. We understand that
Air. Lavvrence, "ur .Minister to Croat Britain, has,
at his own urgent solicitation been recalled, and
that the President has nominated Joseph R. In
geraoll, of Pennsylvania, to that mission. This
seems to bo a comnlunent not only due to tho
ability and high character of Mr, I igersoll, but
also very justly due to Pennsylvania, as that
Slate has at present no full mission, nor member
of thu Cabinet, Vlr. AIcKenuan having, as it
will be recollected, resigned his place as Secre
tary of tho Interior, on account of ill health.
Air. Lawrence has been a very popular Alinis
ter abruud, but wu cannot doubt that his place
will bo fully supplied by Air. Ingersoll, who is a
gentleman of accomplished manners, and has had
much experience in public affairs. .Yuitona. In
ttlligencer.
0Oen. Pierco, between the Freo Hoilurs of
New York and Alasaachusetts and Ins Slavery
smitten friends, it likely to split liko a hoop-pole
in the hands of the cooper. UH that New Bos
ton speech is a very bad knot. Which side will
tako it in? The Do Leon letter was meant, like
a coopers adze, to cut the knot in two, and save
tlie integrity of both. But it looks as if it had
cut so near as to ruin tlie Northern side, and not
fsr enough to eava tho Southern eouud. i vn.
IHnvliclG.
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GOLD BUGLE
CONCERT.
flRANII -al and Initiumsnlnl t'lVVCAr, b Ihs
' OoM lltl Oompany. will be holdn SMiKTrR.
1,1 KH,
Thursday evening. Aucr. 20, 1052,
AT 'I HK.
I FKJ5H CUIJUCM.
Tkia tmmm! Infpt lis f'lstn rnitKnl MusieiSM I
D.C. I1AU.,
I li.lIAI.U
S. K. CON t NT.
J. I'. OIPPIN,
G II OOODWIN.
Thlt r..mpn. will apprsr a. Hlt.VBS HAM), and alio
.,. HTHI.MHIAVII
Ths KOI.UI I. VRdUHlll.N, a , iMlnmntl, inntil
by H. K. C.Mdnl, u til hf uard.
Al, lM..a niM,n lh lullimlnr Inftramrnta t
I'hn erlrbrilsd (101.11 llUHt.li ! lho unit gn In Ihr
w.rl.l , V.lvr "ue:, Cl.rlnOM, 1 .uaaWpr, VM.n (isit.i,
and Tins Hliek.
MI.VC1 Ujril's eelabritnl ll.llad-.lnf,, Mr J. r. Oidln,
Ills vf rhtladslpliia, making m ptttMmtBrtt which far allrat.
toa and n..teltr esttoui bs isimhs.
IIUKKTHSls.rt.
lbor. npsD si 7 u'rt.ch. CVimmsnrs at 6. 03
Lectures on Anatomy and Phy
siology, MRS. M. A. W. JOHNSON,
FltttM I'llll.AHKI.I'IIIA,
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FREE CHURCH.
Mi Jtinnn t ftiriti-h-i itti .tn fi't-nvi Nppnttui,
riirtjutinif nl ft Kf.m.li MoDDriLB ' fifioinn l.iC
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livthi f i n I tin
fSt' ,tH M. Hl.ntK I- it ..f -i .It. Hirffl
CASH BOOT & SHOE STORE,
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Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
O-' AM. KINDS, n.tiiufiriuff .i . prU fur tho
NEW ENGLAND TRADE,
whirh tlifjr me lliuc nl their uutt
LOW IMHCUS FOR CASH !
Itu)ift r rntiilv tnvt.0. tucIt, blofi bujinf. ftt
cKM;it or ituoAi) ;i:rvritAi.
(V) stairs ),.3... ' 'ljV).ST()..
WASHINGTON COUNTY
GR A AIM All SCHOOL, i
rpMP. P M.I. TUKM utthts tnatltuttnn will cnuiaasnss on
1 TlltlllKllAV Ci pl. 8J, unds, ll, .apsrvl.ioo or Mi
lir.ttllHIK, '.till- lbs I'siaaH, t)h.,li,iant will ha plsrsal
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Vermont State Fair.
AT ItUTLA.N'll, SKI'I'DVIIII'.U 1.1, 91 sod 3d, 1&5.
VERMONT CBXTIIAL K.ULK0AD.
Fair Half Trice.
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tint ri via ilurhnginn. by tlx trm taavms Connor id
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MfiVtaK'ri UNIVERSUM, No. IV.
Musat l rllAf. lnv.l.
THIS DAY 1-UULISIllSD,
C .sUlslavg tUu Iwltiiwltif slssuul ati si ub(rs,IS(l :
im: cvi'il tlniAi. ot' srKAiiuiHiii
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tub 1'ai.ack ur Tin: ixyioN or llool
IN I'.Mdli
TUB KUI.SiJ UFHTAVVAII IN HR.NOA1., 'Jndls.)
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Wiiuss.lhsta, ic MlV4.nt, iscsi". a aylssvdU atngfttl DJ i a
j, swiu's. rutiii.lMtH.ssii-twwil.iy.
'I'tispasj,kt wlllsussl, luorloMii svissliela ctatultvu.iy
,o sfss. pustansalris, so I will aa.lis libsr.l strisrs
ussu asails Ibsss (ot citrul.t st lbs UMVDUSI'M. lis
will si.o.uuplr I'luLs rturn ista. ios st (fi Itslt s yw uf
Hvs i.stas. .111. .till r.u-.r uuuibst st tl.s .ia islss.
jsr.uuA.vA j.,ui:vi:i ,
t'ukii.ssi, Nu. Jill VVilkMi bl....
OI'IMONI OC THE PHbHO.
Ws IhlsV lh. w.is will toif,.i..uJ ii. ill lu lbs ppul.(
ts'ls la this csuutty, ssil bu4 sa ssisuaits birtuUtlua.
IN. V. Tubus.
Itptntntas. t us uns uf tha ch'spssl, at .lsa u..sof
lbs mual talualile publicsliusi or lbs ity. I N. V . t.tsstug
Il will bo on units mo, I ulal Illvl.ltaUJ w k.uflhs
div. f H'Mtoit TtSQISflUl. , ,
ll will futia uus H IK. moat Usui ifol sost Iniltuclits
wutl..-l Itslrotl AdtstllMt,
As siUutisbls wuik o stl.snd stuilbjr or ooK.l.al .t
looass. llouljiii.i, Juuisl. ...
tlss or lbs cbssi.tss wall s iuo.1 vslu.bls publicslioas
urtbs dsy. INoilhsfO t'ttuso.
Tbs pl.t. srths wurs 1. s uus, sad us.stt.s thi psl
fos.fs ul svsiy fit.od ul tbs s.t (llalua IJuuft.t
Ilia as tbs. ( a. it la suustbl, sicsllsul. lipliujU.IJ
H.publlMU.
Usssf lbs saoalusarsl tul lsiulif.1 buski stsl laiusd
fiom lbs AiafiKM lt.i. lliico Uinsitii
V4
IilOIM PLOWS.
CHAKLKS A. KOBIiNSON.
31AMTACTITIti:iC,
(OVHIl T. C HARROW'S DAKKRV.l
Tl-OUI.II .,fi.,tfH, inlotm th.Bnblletlialhekn tr
, ' "j; ,!? h' "' "'. sM I. pr.,rd o. rrr,.S lh
I. IOV PI.IWI. (lfa11.it.. In ,1.. t-. , v .
Tlis I.W.B Plow, Italtn, l-.-n u.cd in Vnnxiio mr lbs pin
TI,,.. natl rnori; rklsnilttl. ihan as Olh.r llnv, .ad Ha
lttr-llir)nalitls t"f pa.aur dtno.ta, (t..i m..UM orwi.ik
It n III ptfnrm, ard tlintnnxb pulastiaatlsn af thn asll, and
ths l,.w ptlr nl lbs ttmn, Il I. ni ssrt.ia-y ts a, a u,.i
lbs Pl ll rarontmend 111. If.
All kla nr Pfndbe., I'li-ur, Untr.l and old ls,, takrn in
strbanS In, Pln.
.1 ittititsi diaruunt mad, tn Ihsin thlt bttf 10 all stain
MiMHpnt,,.,, A. tl.lSH. tqir
the
National Portrait Gallory
DISTINGUISHED AMERICANS,
IS NOW PirilMlint I N Nl MI1PI1P, ,t Twmr f'
IMU Mb Inlw rnmplM.d I. K..,lr Numbsil ,mikll I
rmtf llandinms Volon.s. l.i.umt m iw.,.
Tin. w..,k lll c..min, vpuraol. . I On llondrrd asd
Twsnlv Pntlraila, otitis Most r..,n.nt 1' ,.n ... I,.
Wlli,rd a plars tn till- llta,nr, ul lbs 1'nils.l it..,. Thf
rntwslta sts t;nr4Vrd nn fttsl, rrnn, thn VI, i Aptrsd
tihsnsa... ( and ,-flcli Porttstt t aernutpaniftii ipV i., An
Ibsnor and Char-icuittatts Iltsfrsplosnl Sht h. In lh.
ptspatBtlns nl ths.w Manhiill, thn sbtsat otsr. in ihr
rnuniry hnta ha.n i-ngifsd, whnliavs atwira h d f.ri.uf-e
l lb Motl I'ndmtbt.ri sthnrlties. Tb, vn-k will b
rnmpl.tfd In I'HHTV M'MllttltH, and finl.brd hrlnts lbs
t'.ttl rr Jnlt, l4. Tb riial Nomb.,. w, ...uctI Iks
Coat or Julv. IS.VJ lbs Harond ubot as ,11 i ppsat on lbs
rtmn, Ausn.t, am! Ifum lliil lints a uamtu-r will hs (tlt, .
sdrvr,. wni-k. f'.rh nsmbot sill cosihio Thr. I'lilttalla
wilh thsii BtPftalilnra,
1'b.i lis. bn ,er
Forty Thousand Dollars
2T"Mirt Urotitlxin ifi I'ti-on, bv rcm'tiliig Top
ftl tnthfti fft(t.iTh, tvf-rjfMk, (ft mull, fren f
pmnfr. A ipfnmtm nunTr wit! bt trtilnatne tclpt f
i TTsmif-uTB ei-ni .innri.
RtJHllRT B. PGTFKOSfcCO
N XV. iern-r nf Hfth nmt rh Htrr. 'r
87''lf'' BBtctl -p sicfjr pr nt th I nt .n, lo -Kiittn
To pulilisliofl flu )iosMit season,
IIAYWARD'S
Gazetteer of the Unitod Statos,
Price, 3 Dollaro.
ty- An.l.nl.lnr.1, by .u'winra ;. O. NiinTO.V, P. P.
t'K AV I'ttRII and VI. r.W.lird, TonMrd, N. II , Af.oll
f,r lbs Slats nl Vrtnnt. Onsi.rthn arst. will viait all
tilts nlltis Pluto iiirviosa In prutsinbsr lo obtain tob.etl
rr ;4nirt.1rt (fv rtrmpfftot ti tl Ton OtBen-l f lh-
r fnMlc I .o in i-vfri ttwrt. 3 fun
Books for Children.
ANEW ni'd f.nlal astwlsn.nt jl
Julv, IS) I,. P. V
u.t tsr....l by
VALTOM & SON.
"gentlemen
BETTER & CHEAPER BOOTS
JOHN SPALDING, JIVS,
thn nt mi. ntb.f minif. -tnr) in lit. Hiatf nl' V.rmnnl.
iltiht'uin'$ ISIorf;, iirml nf Slate Street.
Farmcrw who know their interest
wiix no :u
JOHN SPALDINO, Jit ,
Ami buy ihnr TilK.'K llf OT, rfnabl .la, rnttivm mada
ami wriiftutBd, fur ft!' Vi ('owtmln ati-J K p .-hnai, dtiule
ol nnd tttrnitit1 or;,?5
Spalding's Work, had of State Strrtt
American Asylum.
1 Y tlt nn-hiirMf nt Oil Prftidrat Mid IMraftlot f tha
' n(r an A tiiu for thn rrfuralimi nf M. Drrl' hii
Dtimh, mil" in t h Ktv. it Hi ii iin n w i I i-ti will h
I irmed in ih tmn nut 1 1 the rtntr nl lie tiiiiinif vai4
Unn, on th- r inl .lUni.t i H rf Oibcr n t (l l
rib,i thnt up ilirntmii fur tt d r 11 1 x i on nt llm- 1 1 me ftliouM
ho m d" tv ii-r fif til iu'y tt l ha rofnmtiMtiftt nf tha
rn-nfciita i ir-- who h aiirrt pupil tiT . c, la ih emo
nf it .ft is - iiolirc. ii ih iiim. i pi I oi iha A-jlum
IV" m mil I i jrivo nm i? I It t hi rn'tftm,iil hnva bftrt
niidi lor f.it-itiiif i rli of riifilst, ionn rltoumtnu
m wJi r- "ti t -f is-t-ifc!a tn sti-tomhrr nrtt fai Um -m-pn
nf piirtiin lit 'tn r ewir-m of atudv than ha hcratn
fi.r Ifi-n mill. in ii m tin Amltim, tiMilar in tanaml l
tint if tha liii h lt nn 1 rn4omiiM f New KafitHtnl.
'I hi CUit io i ii the n im-t ot tiV4tt If'gk Cltift, and
! in ontt af Ufh vouih a h iv u-tnipli'tfol tha rr-fular
fnuiats m tii ii ntiriK mhr lmilNr l)-titiition and whntv
talnl rd itMuimnanti. mi t tin i lb ai(Hcl ttna tbnl th
mlv mi iffi of nt N'MtiMinnl l wo ) it' iPtm ! inatiurtiuit
will ij'i ilifir i ho ii I. r ni'r h ttigUmt liaahilnf In tl'ft thqn
tiiv . nuid ntliKrMia niinin J he nrdinnrv annaal
i - nl i i- ii i tlit idn I will bo th ii run a for nlbar u ft 1 .
n im-i SH .rt-ttniinm fur I ml Lin ,itnl boaid l lha Any-
.iMi ni 1 1 hi lr rtnMif vai lor luttiou
1' gillie on ili aut'i'i! tn-iy ho a 'diead tn lot KubiCli
bur.
lew ih u nrt),r(io:f(uiortb AMium
Aluio, .May Tl, IWC f(w
WOItTHIXKTO.V fi."SXKTHBXr"
V:isUiaf;(oit, 3). C
C'uNHSi'W pi a Law aie.Qhiva'y In tha Hu
' psj tun . iiii'l lo ajtanil lu eaveft hplor vnt th.
' i niifi,t" I In -nl fM!r nri 4unl ac ilit-1 Ilia Ua-
t et tn , Hu't-mi-. mill II i it t nl I'on.inixiiuRert
lo inn'uf" rtt'i'nu tor i iv in um, ni hum and abroid,
nl in iImiii Pi-noii ii .ni.l U'-ui.tv Isamia.
'I'r.)'lr' Ma'if, llcnlrmt-, I .ti nst an I Inbarituaei'l
in i iv m ul nl ihe L'ui.fd Htslit and lo tttiratcn l ouatiirt
'I make lutrtttnienm fond it Io tnd Hloeka and
..ti li.n.i) nd lu(trufs., and tu naf oil 1 1 1 the pnrha mid
p it I,''i, lad anil lattnt rich? in my t-titer I In
9ltl
Barre Academy.
.rpilK I'M, I, IT KM will bafini on Uednecdav, fepltm
1 rtr Ut.
I A l'f"ii nd'' flit .tl ho urg miiad antiy in il.a Kim.
j ILiKil, inrlttilmj r -in, wrinlim and tnc I $1 ,fi) er wr-ak.
ArrHn.atnenit will Ua ioul i aci ommodaia nil that may
j ap 'It fur Untid
I ') ii-IViK-pil lirtt anff".frd a full and compotem llaird of
Intiiiir. and every rtlmt will tta made t make nana
i Acsflcm a picuiil end rofitah)c ri"tilri?i tor apholirv.
J. t MMI, M'l.Mi, rnncuml.
II irra, vz . It-"-2. l:4w
iraPOxRTANTfOFTRMERS
AND DAIRYMEN.
,ir'KKNV r TM.r.l.'" VrlKNTRII! I.UVF.R
i' I'll i;jis, psrul.stls
adslMfd .t ntra.lnff Cider
Ithss.s. Il.is. I.ntd. r.f.sr. t'ttitl,. as,l all aubalaneea is
ItttrlS s rnnitsnl titsiss.s fif fiw.r, sfc a
Cheese Press.
Il i prount'-iI hv nil m l.o have it in um lit liat thay
rr w. 1 1 1 i hnjp. r inpoi-i'i, rumi.iri una poll tile
itU" v. i y ituiif nnd iiruhtr. 'J lie principle invultrrd n
Inn tor thi I'tn ntrif lsrri, opeiaird upon hi tho wfh'
ol iha rtirann or u'l nr lo b pieod, pr-idiietnf at tirt
1 i)jntr m no juiiowi u uu hv unuy iiirrtaiinj! power,
to tho lie nl rr itt.i't'd (nt puiH)ne , tbu HttHiPinK the
ua'v true piifl' iple by which the whey can ba etTecinallj
etprevvail Irum (In t h--)
Tha (r,, bfin unra itjulad, id Ift tt t ut-ile UIf,
and leauirea no furibrt Ulaniiun. on lha pJtl ut ire Dairy
man ibna to turn th rtice, whtclili Cone witboul te-
atttiiiig i from tb pret. 1 oi
Cider, Hops, i-ardor Tallow
it i almul invelii ibla, eithir at oiublu for ptcfins
wail qatMttta, ot tr t iiioaari pie lor umra eiiciH
iv vparatioa4. When uad will a Hao-l ti4ter Mill foi
i;idtr, il u uu arnia oi fieei (Mn.fiii4iic, ana nouii oe
owite! by i f) Firiorr in thn roualrr.
TliaPrne of tha t'idat Millard I ra will eoma wllhio
lla ntatftvot avaty farmer, and will anabl hmi 10 nuke
eiaWf al all rauoi looj a tba applet will aap. with
nvothvT than handpwcr.
Thn cubtrriber, l.lnj pur betri) the le rihl to nunu
faotmeanl wad itw above piaea ml be cuuniiva ol VVab
tnytaa, Ctjttif nda, FfMalin atd Ur4 Kit, wwild rpert
fyTly iaiU) 4(1 who havo tno tor aa ml lei tf tkt kiitd, to
oisi-nina bn itfoeae ead il it-ay era diod to purcbae.
th' can An iw upua irmi that wv ewuro antiiv uiUro-
KLIA8 liAVIH.
Mofltpa'irr, Vfimont. July Itft.
GLOIUOUS MWS !
Mic .uost tiuportaut Iliscovery yet
Hindi.
Phillips' Patont Liquid Gluo,
l(OU CAUl'i:TKH,llrU4h Maktie, lluok Hinder', Cab-
inl ll.!( tluu"' keeper . DiugxiiU, Kc. Tbtfc ha
ilia a fit lent li.ui-. a hnuid viali . aUa.i ready hr nite,
mnuiiiM no Ara II la lrr Iruoi ftsu. II. aud will aewt 1 Mill 4
tn ai. eiiot, r aio oil a fnni m- ow,
CkxMc, (iUt, sa,.jrtt 'nr, t-r any anaataoee a
aualer or -uiu n UMdif uaaulsj, lU tout itlMl, wher-
ir U baa I Mian muoduead, u wi ihe fi.nl ordor, a a mt
tig lo aiecbtaie, u obtervaola mi brltll. Wa van
laivoctbU lodae uicMe u Hurdwiu mti, Hi jIioi l.uf
fil, Avr., mid guartulee ll lunoai laa. by SO o.r eaal. ibeu
cimuimwh oidm ry (jiui'. IVm aia loakmg alu-iv eiisieuy i
tunU foi tbie laii trtda ami tonauy tn will do i
weiliaaU4i ibie iwomdiatelv W er. eiWMnmB
Mlf jfll in nil (M.pulou mu in ihroMfhnMt lha Uoilad
Sttaa fa'd tu ttoUWe of three tii. aUuby
l.m. H-.-II Hni4ft leal la any rf the Uoilad Ptalef,
Al, iIm llrlllah FuriHurr lohb, in boil laa nf tbiea n
e. Ctmlry ftUrrhant., aurnd tu tb auv. Ap(l
PHILLirS 6c COM
4 ClUMH STUM!', AWA PKAHLtAW YORK.
a im- . W:3"1
Elijah Nje'ji IJale.
rivllll '"iiWre, hiaf bocu arm"" b,.,t- loUl"-
I fair riohnie 'wrt ir tne iH4rn- " ihiibiww
CuiummttMiaie U Uii nrwl adju.i all c.ajj
Niid dauutvtfdk ofall par.omaftimi tha atae of UL1JI1
V lalanf Moaiieier, in vu'd dutflet, dvcaaiwd, repio
vftlaw iMvoltrut, and iha lerm f tl mviitbc liani t he IfJ-l
diy ol June. aliad U, aii OUuittu thw credilari of
ai.iun.anl. Ih a tbibt t ad lla t hei r r -. cl nm
kr.f uu Di civa tiulioa that we will atuiitd lw lh dutt
f yr itntoiaiwat at lb dwelling biHir ol lUne Mead,
.n MuwiPrliar. iu alddittrifl. n (ha tl iloanUy of !
ti'iubff ad Ueoibai ct. at a'uKK 1 M un each of.
.id d.j-. v. .
IV III nr., 1 l7s.,-
'I1MOII1V CUOHH.t
June fVJ, 1BW W
rmuella Wells iSiafe.
PIllJ l.tnmt!u. IH'IUI bssu spi'OlDt-d bu lbs llunurs
I bis I'lub.is Cuutl lut lbs lli.muol tlssbiMlUa
Comrata.lo.KH lu tstsits, ss.mio., suJ sdjuil slltlaliiis
l. ..r . II u. ................. lha ..1. IS 1'AAILI.IA
Wi:l.l,-I. Ills ol VValatbuit. .0 s.td di.tuel, il.ssssd,
i.lisasstsd luaultsnt, and tbs t'toi ul all uioullu Horn lbs
7lbd.urjuss, ISi'i, .lliwud b a.ldtuultto tbs ctsdi
loissrsatd dscssasdlu .tliil.it ssj ftor. then Is.lMtell.s
K.r. .. ... astern tbat wa w ill alltftd tu tbs
.lull, ur uut.B.isi.ussl si lbs dw.iio-uouss of Wut.
VV . VVSII., Ill VVSISIOU,, ,D suit. -
ja,a uT tesulsmb.f ssd Aursaubsiesil, si uus u'cluea altst
suuo.oasscbols.i.ld.n ,, .
, , llvosia.
Wtttikui;, Jills Tib, A U IsM.
It. ifc G. II. KILBUUflNE.
-UENTISTS,
Orrr rtnrbnitk'i Slnrrllnln .SI ,VHlitllrr.
I . ' " "'EH. Ac with fttslj alkito
trast.alst t.,.( ns.arr, nut snuali.
Iliitt.rd itnnt t.h ,0I to hr.lth, and
nrs In a Usra'.
quailed in thla stats.
h. anil naaa.l
.si . "r" pin1 in uuriDiti in .
M. FIELD POWLJfiH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I t V t!i IiiiMii AVIuirr,
iiostox.
n.."uf,rtot.i. ha. rnnatanltv rn band tR-t
v. "' ' Ibsti l.llVlr KAUTOIIV rRICEH, NEW
lOUK.nd I'll II. , tKI I'll I A
,.u. WUITK LEW),
flV M. V HI tl'. s. ts f iifiT nn. n't Vf ii itou
PRUO.-l, Cllt..V It UJ. tlVRsfUFFH, Jodd's
H III. IIULK, sn.t N Al K l liltrt .it
llnilon. Marsh, ' m em
.FAANisS LKI5&CO..
No. 10 India Wharf, DOSTON,
m .L'F"itjrt,iii:iw nr
LINSEED OIL, aw & Boiled.
SOAPS of nil Kind.
77;xv,ia'7x iii.n.xciiiXG row.
DnilS, Soila ,h,Si,ISmln .J Chrmtcnli,
ronttantly
C0;6m
Counsellor at Caw,
No. 'I, COUJIT STREET,
BOSTOX.
xTyilusinet of nil kindt promptly attended to.
Broadclothsj
Cajtsimcro.-, Doeskins, Vcslfngs,
A i:l(KT KIKIV out lo ro st SrilTT fc
i I'lRt.!!'.-". Wl J.I.B.
11. It. RIKKE,
swMr-sss & -mm,
MAH J0,i rturutd iron. N blV UKK with a pood
vrttnent of
Broadcloaths, Cassimercs, and
Veotings,
which ha will mala ui m tli. l,iat ',!. and brit mssn.r.
IXt IIAItviUN I.-. iur fur olhrr. iu maka un sr..l war
ttntrd t rn.
irNi;eo.r, TAiLnn'-i miupi.ukh, ukavo.ni,
BllmT HO-'iiVtj.cul.l.uSS AMIHCul"l'rl lll!I'OKT3
DK.SKVV VIIIIK rAellld.V. f.r ials.
.May S, 1-V
77
SUmMEK ARRANGEMENT.
LOO cV KK1T1J,
V-,."Olv'M lv notire tint ihy aiu receiricj ihi wee t
Complete IKMiflmrnt .f
SEASONABLE GOODS,
NIS1V STVI.R l)lti'.?8 OOOIl-tll.lS SIIAWLH
-I!"A.M:T l:illliriKti-l,I.NBSti, I'RI.VTB,
(il.NUIIAMH, 4.C
Al'o, s tiiifs n.l roll Unit ol CI OTIIf, Dot, kin.. N
s?ti Is ..lug", Jr.
I'tMi.l.iit arnv la nl II 'S.l, M nl t'lollilnc se Ulllal.
Tlis ssu.s II.. nI. will In. atjhl .1 tbi luwc-at fricsa.
Ji.n. 4, IHi e-J
IIA1K, HUSK &. PALM LEAF
Mcmsm.
I VP.RY HI I'KKI lR AliTlLl.Er K HUMJIRR UlD,
l s
tti.v bo fuun.1 Cl.sjn. at
J. O. KMEBV'd.
Jul; ', InSJ.
ELLIS & BANCROFT,
MVK ngtiin i timi-'! Troin Oontun and iew York witli
1 irifQ end wrtl iii clrd atoi k uf
Summer G-oods,
w.ieSwr:an .til .i i.'llVCU I'UK'Krf THAN UVHR.
We inviti the purehMKpr of o-di to rail aud eiemlne uor
t..l-li of
mm .us us nt: r,.ixi:s.
la v.s, TISSUES,
a IXC HAMS, SI .ICS, vj-c.
Also, beautiful Watered Silks
With a tt aa-ortiMi-iit of I. At and F Iti Midi tu Ulm.
e vrutild tlo inviia .tit in went if
iconm:ts ami icikbons
l rail ann ri .m.ns .u Ito, k I . 1 its tti, lisani! sU.wbsto.
I'iril Dunr 1:11st liiiiiicli Itritle.
Ml.Ul,.ril I, Mu; If.'..'. 61
CASH PAID iWOOI
il.
Jun. -."S
Iljr .-'TORIIH 4. Lt.MlliOK.
mn mnrri nm) Tin
iv a nil r uBL-ii.
rttl SKlVt. lot tl.' Mm ml i.iM.)nn?o whieli lb people
ol ih tif-imty beva bestowrd upiu me fur ihe neit
)ar ; and bom citniii'L'iit tl it n 'luiniuapcei 1 Late Sa4c4
very lsiidy to my former ftm k. of
IiOOTR t SHOES.
And have dttariuinvd uimiu menufaiMnring aH aiy fk. and
di'ptfiHa with Uoaton tulr woth ciilui'M.
luowotrir loupvt'.t varinir ( II' tTrt aatl HHOEH,
cuituni-nisiila unci Mnnti.ird, m lean pi ira tlu jon tavn
beeo in the habit t i pa)iof lor llonitin mU worh.
JOHN Bl'ALULNO. JR.
Ju.iu 5J. 8t
IffETROWLlTAN-HOTEL,
ICioiiiltvny, ."Vow York.
rilllK. MKTK'l"ILn'AN will lrsmilrlr.laDilsnencil
J for Ids ,ssi..ii, ..t t'ompsn., hrjasuibsr lal.
Tins l.riWa.U, I wo .lull.f. .-r di,
si3ii:us LDWii co.
Au. im. oi i ritoritjeronp.
YOU CAN UUY
Every Variety of fhihlrrii's Shoes,
Of JOHN SPALDING, JR.,
Spalding' liloik, fiend uf Slate Street.
WOOL,
Q ASM jmJ fut WOULbj SCOTT Jc FIELD.
June S
FURHITDRE
I U8T r-i eied tnitn Mn.hi''iu a la-ge aiinrtment a
t L'raillra, tll'I'ICIJ CIIAIItli.
(iic Mini U'nutl rut IIUIKI.M1 ClI.VIItM,
lil-ctllMIt ami avnuiiti ,-u.i tJi.t.u tJll.lIlts,
h
CANE AMI WllllllSEAT,
Sod sll a 1.1 a Ol
Children's CHAIRS,
tCrAUo juat rocvivad fr'im Nttw Vt k, AVillow Vr
one. lllitiv i itnire, itaituiia Clillilrcn'
Hocklnj; tl, t omiuoii Clmlra ll la f ruica.
LOOKING GLASSES.
KrA .ni.l ..o. im.nl uf LUl'KINU GI.ABt'Ea sad
LOUKINli OI.AH-fl AI'BM
CABINET FUUN1TURE
L'ooelanlly on band
rinater-all and ntsjiuino twf"r" i'i-uaiiajr.
JOHN WOOD.
Moalsslisr, Juno 1, 1SS3. Ci0l.
ONE HUNDIIED
AGEWiii WANTED
rpO cireutti a new and vtir rpi4 4tkg uart, entitled
1 "Tho Great West,"
asd h.sdsarasir tllsitaird asd suund. It U ItllsJ srilh
lut.t.atiof , b..i"fir 'I snd ds.cn.ti,o lutll.r islallsj to tbs
vvsal, u.lili.r'Hs, urfdssi, iui iiso.o,s, mciu.its
Afsula ts.tf.l, vsiu Uiuu it irom 91 tu ,a pst u.,. t or
p.fttsvl.it, sssisaa tiiLtn. 11 1 1 t.t., ,-vo. u?, t'sit etissl,
Nsw IJav.11. t'utiti. A espy of lbs nut. can t, ttaa al tbla
olllss frlitSw.
TIIK VVAI.II AI.I.A (Usvsns )
Sl'l Nt'.llV IS Ull ll i.lMl I'tr.K (s.trUsJoa.1
T'lB Tf.Vll'I.U tlf TUB sll'N AT IIAl.UbO.
frl.'BSBRV IN CONriTANTi.Niirl.B-
Vermont .Mutual ri.clns, Conipaiiy.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS,
for 1852.
'I'llE iwsoibsiB uf tlis Vsnuout llutosl l-'tts Istuisn.
I Coat.inr. sis h.islr outtbed tbal tbs fullolos ss.saa,
IMIII li,ilt.la ,,. us b lbs IlltsClllta, u all (uls la)
fuics un lbs lsU.su. data, l il!
Cm... . "
Ilso'r W. " H " " ' "
j.Ttr '. ' " " " "
J.s'tr 31. ' M " " " '
Ksb'tr 19, " I BSf cssl
t'.b'.y II, " 1-4 ul uus ptr tssl.
A..l 7, " 14 ' '
Ap.il It " 1-4 " "
. id, i-a '
jus. e, n "
Jiilj 7, " 14 '
Jul. 17, " 1-4 "
Makisj 4 I 4 psr st. lot tits sir soJ
lo( Amv.l I, lb.S-i. raid pit crslufa tn bu cast on lbs
ullfisalamoutlufpismlun. uuts wllbuut tttttspes la ssr
sndurarmsut. sod lu bs paid t tbs Tlssaufsl st bis otdes
iu dunlpsli.f,oa ot bsfurs tbs 'JOtb da, of Oclsbsr, 1W3.
Tliu Tweiny-rUlli AiiihiiiI (li jiorl,
Cuiil.iuis s d.tsilsd sistsiusnt uf tbs Su.losMUf tk
Cumi-ss, lbs atnuupt snd uumbsr uf la.ira, its. will ,b
pullitbod silly in tfeptssibsf ,tti put lulu lbs bsuda of tb
uiaiuWii, lu wulcb 1 tssusci fully tsuti tbstu lut a lull slats
ausnt sbuluc th tuputvaoes lu Ibsut, ud ll.s eo,pany,cf
tbs pssctssJ listiuf nl of tbstt sa.sl.ui.nts.
1 ' IT rilllttitTnN'- T,..a
OIBc VI. No. ls.Jonsssy,
Hlutftlitt, Au. 7, IbiJ- (