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THE DAILY FREE PBESS AND TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1874. The Freshman Class of the University the recent Monday meetings of the Metho- (hninplaln Transportation Company. TOE CHAMPLAIN. xm Chats, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE FEES PRESS TIMKS. left for Mansfield Mountain yesterday, on a We had the pleasure on Thursday last of! botanizing expedition.

Lrononncinrr a nnn Mnm Up to Three o'clock (his Morniag. a trip on the steamer Champlain, formerly 1 0, morals. In many respects they transcended The complete and formal draft of the reci MORNING EDITION. tne Christian article, lie said. Liquor was the Oakes Ames, which has during the winter and spring been completely refitted, I'ltnir Waives an Examination.

procity treaty with Canada was sent by the drunk in Liberia: never anion? the Mahom President to the Senate on Thursday. etans. Indeed, it was tho Mahometanelt Special Despatch to tho Free Press and Times. IIUlH.IWVOSI I SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 20. 1371.

and is now one of the staunchest, lastest and most comfortable vessels that ploughs Rutland, June 19. The examination of mai, iuus iar, naa protectee! central anu The Caledonia County Republican Con- Pagan Africa from the introduction of P. Phair, under arrest for the murder of ii- i. i 1 1 i i Jol'nslmrv I umi travelled turee nun vention will be held, at St. newspapers and periodical publications issued weekly and more frequently than once a week, one and a half cents for each and every pound or fraction thereof, and on those published less frequently three cents per pound, provided that rata of postage on newspapers or periodicals not exceeding two ounces in weight, and circulars when the same are deposited in letter carrier offices for delivery by the office or its carriers shall be uniform at one cent each, but periodicals weighing more than two ounces shall be subject to postage of two cents each, and these rates shall be prepaid by stamps.

The amendment allowing single copies of newspapers to go through the mails free within the county was concurred in the amendment requiring an oath of publishers was concurred in, with some modifications the amendment making the change of newspaper postage to commence on the 1st of January next was concurred July 3d. a pin, so honest were they. Ihe previous the lake. In point of accomodations and conveniences sho is fully equal to the Adirondack or Vermont. Her magnificent state room hall on the main deck, 1G2 feet 1AILY HKTEOHOLOliKAIi KUCOlll'.

Report of local observations taken at Signal Hervice OUico of Observation, at VU, of June 10. 1971. The annual session of th Mrs. Ann Frieze, at thisplaee.on the morning of Jane 9th, did not place, as the prisoner waived examination, and the prisoner was bound over to answer to any indictment that may be found against him at Grand Temple eveninS. riding to church in a Third av-, 1 enue car.

he had been relieved of a pocket on book containing $C0. For tho credit of the of Honor will be held at in length, without a break amidships, Lis Thursday, June 25th. pastors, we are glad to bo able to say that they saw the noint and nassed the bat. 83 Time. forms a grand promenade.

It is carpeted with rich Brnssells and its furniture, (Sliisi The recent heavy showers have overflowed r0M r.TnflI IP the next September term of the grand jury for Rutland county. The magistrate fixed the though not so elegant or expensive in bail at 10,000 on the charge of arson, and at Cloudy. Cloudy. the intervale and the water is a foot deep The new church at Richford is nearly in the road on the Colchester side ol the ready for occupancy. It is expected that it will be dedicated about the middle of next inOOSKl.

A 6ti co ti 00 finish as those of the other large steamers of the line, is remarkably neat and tasty. $2,500 on tho charge of robbery, the charge i :io.orj :w.ow at. id at.iij :xt.i:tj 3o.n! 81 N. 8 m. N.

lo m. m. wtn. N. 12 m.

70 N. i 7 ui. N. i 8 7.1X1 a. Ul.

Ij.l5p.ui. Aim p. in. 4.50 p. in.

9.00 p. m. 11.15p.m. Cloudy. Cloudy.

Cloudy. Cloudy. Iiiiuiit.il. iiuuge jLiuew ueciueu recently in New York, that a sister of charity is liable A 1. I i of murder not being bailable under the laws of Vermont.

Phair was remanded to iail. in. THE STATE ROOMS make their annual excursion this year Luo fcerveu Wilu' aaa musl aner to sub- arc forty-one in number, and one of them. The inn ucst on the death of Mrs. Frieze was B' Telo-ranh.

,1 I "mvr or fctock Market. i i-M. i i pu. iias as any one else. me twenty- through Lake Champlain.

Lake eighth anniversary of the Pope's accession the Hudson RiverianJ via New lork city to tho Pontifical throne was celebrated nt continued i-v c.j unutti irum Room larger than any other on the lake. It is richly furnished with black walnut furniture and has all the modern conve New York, June 19. Mean daily barometer 1 OJ inches. Mean dally thermometer 5S.i doijs. Mean daily humidity per cent.

Maximum Ciders. Minimum thermometer 01 flea. Total amount rainfall OOinohoa. iMily velocity of tind 212 miles. VV.

A. Chapmas. Observer. Boston were examined, among them a clerk MONEY at S3 ier cent. the Vatican June 18th.

STERLINU dull at fur rl ati.1 d'kl and a porter of the Adams House, and a l)J for sight. niences. There arc also three spacious fam to tho (Jranite again. They will arrive hero at 0 p. m.

July Cth, stop over night at the Van Ness and go south on the Champlain at m. next day. customs receipts, $377,000. pawnbroker. Important evidence against Phair was obtained.

Public sentiment is ily rooms, besides two suites of such rooms, imports oi ury goods for the week, $.1,256,120. liOLD ODened and rlasrul at. I ill i miscellaneous. Various schemes for insuring the lives of ministi -4 have been broached in tho Evangelist 'ate, and the following from a letter by Mr. Howard Potter on the subject furnishes some interesting statistics concerning the extent to which in.

located on the outside of the stite room hall and next to tho water, making them exceed very strong against Phair. In tho day at llllll). Borrowing rates, 1 per cent to tlat. Carrying rates 12. The assistant treasurer disbursed Clearings Sls.uuo.ooo.

ingly cool in the warmest weather. These KOUTV-TIUKD COTVfJltKSS- FIItST jv ijiuiiui.n iuiei anu sieau v. KAILKOAD 150NKS higher in late STATE BONDS ouiet. late flealinss. Hon.

John II. Buck, mayor of Lockport, dulgc in life insurance Thcro are in the STOCKS were fairly active witli nrpRRn Hnrln United States, at present, about 65.000 cler N. delivered a felicitous and facetious Washington, June 19. SENATE. the early part of the day to sell Western Cnion" Lake Shore.

Valah. Pacific Mail. Rook isian.l have doublo chambers. A new and desirable feature of a majority of the stato rooms, is that the lower berths arc large enough lor two persons. Tho finish of the hall is remarkably well done, the doors and panels address of wclcomo to the New York State editors, at their recent annual convention Northwestern and St.

Paul common. The decline l. i am W1UU1UU. Ilia UWIIQO KepuMU-uii City Caucus. The Republican Voters or this city arc- hereby warnod to moot in caucus at the City Court Room, on Saturday evening next, June 2i'th, 187-1, at at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of electing thirty-seven CS7) delegates, to attend tho County to bo held in City Hall, in this city, on Saturday, Juno artli, 1ST4, at 11 o'clock in tho foronoon, and to transact such other business as may propurly come before the meeting.

The voto will bo by ballot (plurality electing). The box will remain open one and one-half li.iura. ('. 15. Miner, 1 K.

i'. Rter, I Republican C. Hili'RRtii, City U. A. RirnfF.v, I Committee.

A. ti. WatsoM, i ilr. riilit, irom the Committee on the 1 ranged I to 2 er cent. Rock Island ami Nl.i.m gymen belonging to the various denominations of tho Protestant Church.

Their average annual salaries are from $000, to $050 only, the highest av3rage in any one denomination being in the Methodist Church, but $700. Of these clers-vmen. judiciary, reported without amendment the I lea1.ln5 the. decline. During the afternoon the in that city.

bii 1 to abolish the western district of Ar- ".7 TO cover snon saies Gen. Henry for Senator. To the Editor of the Free Press and Times. Sir. The question of tho representation, in the Senate of erraont.of the city of Burlington, is one of considerable importance, and the choice of a candidate should excite the consideration of every interested citizen.

Through the medium of tho press is a proper means of giving expression as to who is a proper and fit person for that position, and ono entitled to the cordial support of the citizens of Burlington, and Mr. Editor, while stating an individual opinion regarding tho qualifications requisite in a person for that office, 1 am convinced that the greater number of the voters of our city will concur in proclaiming General Win. W. Henry as essentially qualified, able, and deserving of the honor. In the selection of our candidate, for the representation of this, the metropolitan city of Vermont.and at a time too when vas tcn-terpriscs, calculated to benefit every resident of tho State, and more especially of this place, are being strongly agitated; it is necessary and expected that wc should, by motives of unselfishness and mutual good, come to tho support of a citizen who is daily identifying himself with projects for the promotion of our common and best interests.

(Jen. Henry is a soldier of our glorious North, a man possessed of sterling qualities a man of tho people and for the people practicable in every essential, keen in business, and fairly read in politics; and, besides his useful record of the past, we find him associated and in the same board with men contemplating the early construction of the Caughnawaga Canal, an enterprise so promising and fraught with inestimable benefits for the future of our State that it should excite in tho heart of every man a sense of gratitude towards the advocates and projectors of that grand work. Therefore, Mr. Editor, I leave it to the solid and thinking men of Burlington, is not Gen-. Ileury entitled to our warmest support? and should he not receive it It will be obvious upon reflection that he is, and as such, prove to be the right man in the right place.

It is to be hoped that the action of the Republican caucus, which is to beheld to-morrow night, will not be marked by on error of judgment on the part of our fellow-citizens in nominating a man, whose name has already appeared in your columns but whose want ot participation and knowledge in our public affairs, in our improvements and enterprises, is the most modest denial of his claim upon tho voters of Burlington for the support which he greatly desires to have extended him io. the coming contest. Gen. Henry has many preponderating qualitications in his favor, and 1 trust that they will be appreciated by his fellow-citizens, and that his manly voice and brave heart will be heard and felt within the walls of our Senate chamber. Justitia.

Burlington, June 19th, 1374. For Senator, Henry Ballard. To the Kditor of the Free Pressand Times Allow me a word in reply to "Justitia." Your correspondent manifests greater zeal being of the best butternut and black wal lion. Edward Dickinson, of Amherst, a kar j.1 i am jiiin-i icaiiureu id it eem. me recovery isas.

l'laced on the calendar. I was most in d.skT nut. All member of the Massachusetts House of Rep- Mr. Patttrson, from the committee on I Wabash and Northwestern Boston, llart- only about one in nine, so far as we can THE Fl'RXlTCRE temtories. rCDorted favorahlv thn hill rrt orif and trie fell to 75 cents bid.

Among the isles 7 I lo-uav were oy.UOO uf Western Inii.n is iwm nf P- of the Champlain is from the well-known Y. Central: 4,1.000 of Lake organize the territory of Oklahama, and for ao ifaii w5i or N. the better protection of tho Indian tribes I Shore Union suddenly at hisrooms learn, has attempted provision by life in- at tho Treinont House, Boston, on Wcdncs- surance for his family, and including cler- day afternoon, of apoplexy. Mr. Dickin- SVmen's leagues, our own "parish" plan, and other organizations for affording siun- son was at his scat during the forenoon ses- i.

tWh i Paeifie- Rook It.nni1- house of Do Graff Taylor, New York, and the ladies' saloon upon tho lower deck has a therein. Placed on the calendar. I 'yj oi vnauasn, and of Northwestern. Mr. Chandler, from the committer, r.n lje Ionian are tho closing quotations C.

8. 68 Bl rag. r.c i-i i commerce, reported without amendment and spoke upon tho bill appropri- clergyman's family in eight, all told, is so gorgeous carpet, which was ordered expressly for the company in England i 1. 1 -1 tho House bill to revise, amend and I Uo6a.6-2it ciueu ior. urinur, ui clergymen aitesnpc- Ii Do 'G3 July U.G.

new 5s 10-40 res Ui 10-40 coup Currency O's 114J and consolidate the laws relating to the se-1 5-2ocoup. of 62 114 the house ofV. J. Sloane, of New York. and GreenfieldiUailroad.

Feclin- some nre- 111 surance, sucn provision tor half succeed. THE TOSTOFFICE AND DARUEK SUOF curity of life on board vessels, propelled in I whole or part by steam. Placed on thecalcn- he hilt the house soon 50 per cent of the policies taken out are situated on the lower deck aft, and in uar. Del. Hudson.

Clave. 67 front of the ladies saloon, tiie former being urigui, iroiu me committee on tne Cantja 40 i Chic. N. alter, ana not lar irom one clock vas upon the lives ot our ministers smitten with apoplexy. A physician was at lapsing from failure to pay premiums.

once summoned, but he lingered must the Jf', r'J? Second lVesbyterian churcli. crsev Citv. and a native nt rr. id r.4 finance bill, cailod up the report made yes-1 consolidated coal Do. on the larboard and the latter on the star Cleveland C.

AC It terday, and asked that it be disposed of. He onTi 7ot said he had no disposition to discuss it and I uuckriYer yn board side of the steamer. THE CAPTAI.v's OITICE ume in an unconscious s.aic, ana uiea at a mont, is establishing a church for.the peo-quarter beforc'six o'clock. lie was jrradu-1 p'e that city. lie, as ministers are wont r.opcd a vote wouia be taken immediately.

I Do. Prer at i 1 JUr. ilar.airan ornosetl the renort. and 1 N. J.

Central lot Chica-joi K. 1...... Mil. St. Paul 3v! Do fat 3ol Dopref.

Kort Wayne ex A. T. a 7 is on the right of the entrance to the ladies' Vula n.viw lswi i. I nave, nau some gooa people who did not Sunday Notices. TUlllD SUXDAT AFTER TIUJUTT, JUNE 21.

Unitarian Church Iter. L. G. Ware, Pastor; services at and 7:30 p. in.

Sunday School at 1'2 m. METiioDiST CunncH Presnhin'; st 10.30 a. and 7 31 p. by Rev. Wui.

J. Heath. Sunday School at m. Woit Strkkt (ConqrrcatioHAl) Churi Services at lih.30 a. and p.

in. Rev. L. O. Brantow will preach.

Sunday School at 12 m. i rst Baptist Church Preaching by the pastor Rev. M. A. Willoov, at a.

ui. and p. in. Sunday School at 12 m. Col.t-ROK 8TREKT (OoHOtlEOATlOXAL) CllURCII.

At a. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. George li.

BatTord, Pastor. Sunday School at 12 m. St. Paul's (Episcopal) CnuRcn Rev. E.

R. At-will, Rector. Morning Service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at eveninsservico at St.

Mart's Cathkoril. Ilih Mass at lo a. Vespers at 4 p. m. St.

Joseph's Cnuncii Catholic), Gofh Street. 11: sh Mass at 10 a. Vespers at 3 p. m. Fres Will Babtist.

Services will bo held at the V. M. C. A. Jlall at lo an.t 4 'ui p.

m. Rev. Mr. Tozer will preach. i Boston Water Power II i ir c-am tiir3 luiii-iij lu tuu luuuuy I Adams Kspres1 saloon.as in the Oakes Ames.

practised law for many years, and was a dgning, many of his old congregation bc- away iroin anvtning iiKea return to specie I Weiu.r'aro 7S ritvvmpnts' I Am. Mh Ei press CD TIIE 3I0T1VE POWER memoer ol Congress ironi lauJ to ltoo. lie sought him to organize a new church, and i Do. pref remains tho same as before, the Champlain CS y7 was widely interested in railroad, educa- he is trying to do so, calling rich and poor ChiCio4 Mr Edmunds sjaid that so far as the re- SVcertfi port related to the redistribution of bank Erie circulation, he was entirely satisfied withlDopref beincr pronclledbv double engines, and her iti Do. Ohio ii Mississippi.

tional aud religious affairs and was very V01 me moves ot the new 4 conservative ministry in England has been widely esteemed. 11 is age was A. an attempt to conciliate the Free church nS motion remarkably easy. it but he obieeted to the clanse abolLshinsr 1 Uar-sm '-si "ji a. r.ac!.

Uartford Erie. The St. Albans AJi-crHsrr sr.ys Hugh I Scotland and bring it back into the old na- Indiana Central reserves which banks arc now obliged to I Michigan keen. He thoujrht it unwise for Con aress I Panama uc i 151 Chic, B. yuincy.

Henry, of Chester, advocated claquently Uonai klTk yielding up tho right ot pat- THE KITCHEN lias all the convenient appointments of her consorts, having large boilers, steam carv 84 to authorize national banks to loan all the kn 3C1UC stoclt tuunjit, nuuiciuiii iuc scceueis iiavu uiwavs stoutiy resisted. It remains to be seen the nomination of Mr. Talt. accompanied i i i i ii i I reserve they had down to 15 Per cent of 9 at, Central La. del Goorjia (if ing table and other admirable and estensive their deposits lv munuer ana nuiumnii iroiii tnc SKies whether the bait will be accepted.

-The Tenn. Gs ex 19 I I IT 3 1 ir. rmni saiu iiiai mo section ouiecicu i Term. Tinw in 31 T.i a and loud applause froai the house." cooking arrangements. THE DINING ROOM Norta C.

to by benator i.dmunds had been agreed I Virginia ca es It is rumored that Chief Justice "Waite unon iv both houses ot Conffress. lnoaselJ' now South C. 6a. Exchan lon 4ii 491 nf rKi- l.olr l.l I M-SSOUfl ti fCJ is ol largo capacity, and will comfortably trial of Professor heresy, recalls to the mind of a correspondent of tho Chicago Tribune a similar case that came befor the presbytery at San Jose, CaL.fsome five years since. The hcretie in this instance was Kev.

Laurentine was found guilty and then formally deposed, the final "result I .11. n. -1 iv.tvi,w VI i u. ii nuuiu -j ij scat 115 persons. It is cool, well-ventilated amount to notning, and it nad been agreed and family may spend the summer in St.

Albans. The editor of the Manchester Joit nul has been blessed with a daughter. upon by ail hands that tho reserves had bet By Telesrapli.l ter be left out ofcireulation. All lover of music should remember that Blind Torn is to play at the City Hail on Monday evening nest. Seats reserved at Read's.

The railroad excursion committee is not yet full, and thoso desiring to in theia on can receive transportation by leaving their names at this oSicc or with L. Linsley. Vurk Jlarket, New Yoke, June 19. being the setting up of the independent Mr. Sherman said that the last three sections of the report were precisely similar John L.

Cadwallader, the new assistant Presbyterian church at Oakland bv the ot COTTON heavy and irregular, Jc decline Sales and fairly lighted. Along its walls are forty-six berths, which arc much pleasanter and wider than can be found in ordinary sleeping cars. Altogether, the. Champlain, though many of her appointments have not been completed, is in most respects the best to tiie bill reported early in the session I of bales at iric for mU-idiins uplands. SeerctarT of State, is a son of communicated parson, which now numbers the committee on finance lor the redis-1 LuLn or nour barrels, nonr nf a.mon?.its.

members some of the most dis- tmguished residents of that aristocratic sub tfihntion of the currency Fxcent as to "euer, more tales ol barrels inoution OI t.ie carrencs- l.xcept as to 0f superUne Western and state at 4 7o com- the amount he saw nothing in the report m0n to good extra western and state 5 75tiis-, not agreed to by both houses. The ques- to choice do. 6 ai (to 6 63-. common to choice loan Knowledge la ins letter. 1 agree with lam that the lest man should lie se lect a granuson oi oenerai cauwanauer, who urb of San Prancisco.

Cap. Bobert Wil- steamer on the lake, and her delightful served with General Washington during the bur, of Mystic, has been doing a re- war of tho Revolution. Ho irradifatcd at LnarSia.Die religious work on his vessel, the smoothness of motion "will be likely to at tionof increased paper money and the eat vtoswra extra 6 sooso, common to I sood extra Olno 3 9oiS7 a); common to choice extra question of specie payments had been post- Su LoUiSG 2011 on, including bbis. ship ed to represent this city in the Senate. That man, I think, is Henry Ballard, Esq.

He, too, fought, not only for the "glorious T) tTii it, i Dauntless. Soon after leavins New York Princeton College, studied law at Harvard San FranrisCo. thencn to tract many a passenger. She has extensive poned. lie hoped the report would be I pin' extras at 6 OOffiG 6, market closing steady.

acrccd to. I Rye flour steady, in fair demand; 4tviStiU0. Corn capacity for freight, and on the day we in College Law School and afterwards with and back to Kevr York, about a vcar a-o North," J)ut for the whole country. lie is Mr. Sargent said the bill as perfected by moro acuvu; oranaywme Daniel Lord.

He represented the attorney- he began religious exercises, and before he spected her, she carried a very heavy cargo the report was much better than any hereto- GRAIN Wheat receipts, 143'492 bushels. Market in active sympathy with all the interests of reached port nineteen out of his crew of lore presented, though he could not vote 1 wc better, moderate demand, closing scarcely to of flour and other merchandise. THE OFFICERS. lueui-uiiu jji.tsouj', yi seven nationalities, general in the proceedings against Winchester Britton, recently removed from tho position of district attorney of Kings mnntr. Ynrlr.

lie for it on account of the objections he had L.frnll'V a ur fair city no man more so. He is not man who has sought political honors were converted. Accident. About o'clock Thursday p. Mr.

JohnRoby, who was superintending tho slating of the residence of F. L. Taft, Union street, fell from the roof to the ground, a distance of fifteen feet, bruising his back severely. He will be confined to his house for several days. The Skntinel yearns for sympathy and a.sks plaintively, anent the nomination of Judge Peck "Does he ever have any sympathy for an intemperate man?" We suspect that he does sometimes.

At any rate he has provided some with board and shelter in his day. airamst issuing- the reserve. 1 1 4.1 i No. 2 Minnesota 1 4ojai fur of the Champlain comprise that popular every spring and fall, but a lawyer, con- After further discussion, at four o'clock I Iowa and Slinnosota 1 49 1 51 for o. 1 commander, Capt.

George Rushlow, and a vote was taken and the report of the con- 1 wr winter rca western; 1 icr eded to be one of the foremost of his age in ference committee was agreed to, jeas 43, Westirn. Kye quiet at 1 10,21 09. Hurley nomi- most of the officers and crew of the old steamer United States. The Captain is a friend of Secretary Fish to whom ho owes tais hili) i'oisoxed ev its his nomination. His law practice has been a- last tnday.Frank lucrative for several veers-, and he is reputed Cleveland, of Groensboro Lend, called in wealthy.

Dr. Adgate to prescribe for his child, a lit- t-i i i. tie girl of two and a half years, who was ill the State. Gen. Henry is made by vour cor ual.

Barley malt quiet and uncbansod. Corn Ke- nays 19. UnCni respondent one of the projectors and advo Corn without any decided LpiI business, boici? the river and I eipts bushels. model of good management as a lake-faring chanie, moderate inquiry. of bushels harbor appropriation bill, was taken up cates of the Caughnawasa Canal.

Here the M82ru lulwm with a cold. Tho doctor prepared some man, and always looks to the safety and at ivscosie lor western mixed; lor wostorn yellow; 1'Oc fur white western. Oats Receipt The committee reported to reduce the ap i.ocomotne orns, oi I'luiaucipnia, will powders, and also a wash lor a humor which writer's zeal runs away with his knowledge comfort of his passengers. He is assisted i I .1 propriation lor the examinations and sur bushels. Dull and lower.

Sales oi xi.Oiio sann trm in iimzi am hi rim me cmianau, me iormer Deinff r.arailcss. bushels at XHHGlc for mixed western C-'ifitfOrc for It is certain that he was not a projector of I i. tit. lJt ui tne latter a ueauiy poison, ana cautioned white western. veys of rivers and harbors for which there is no special appropriation from $75,003 to that enterprise, however much interested I the iimther ne-oinQr.

frett-inrr I-Hmyi iv-fl HAY heavy 1 Or.ffll 10 fur shipping. HOPS steady; 10 iv dtw for low to iair 1 2T. 30c S3 3 .000. Secretary Belknap tells this story of him- Soon after heleft, the mother took the noi- he may bo in its success. Mr.

Ballard has for stood to choice. Pending discussion, at half-past four elf: "I was born in Washington, and in I son powder with the intention of putting it all these interests at heart, and is fully in o'clock the Senate went into executive ses COhrr.h. quiet and lira. SCGAR firm but irregular: T3rSsc or fair lo sion. At six clock the doors were re tercsted with every good citizen in every good retinins; 8Jc for prime.

passing the War Department I used to won- ncre C0Uia 00 mistate, but for some unaccountable reason, un der if 1 would ever get into it. In the known to herself, proceeded at once unchanged, nothing ol moment d- opened and the Senate took a recess until thing that pertains to our welfare a.s a city. course of time I read law, and a to sive it to her child. The little girl rc Seizure of Hop Beer. Sheriff Drew seized on Central wharf, about six o'clock last evening, two barrels and ten half barrels, marked "hop beer," Durkee Son, Fort Edward, N.

but no other direction could be found on them. They came off the steamer Vermont on her down trip. The 'op fluid" is now stored in the City Liquor Agency, awaiting a hearing and a claimant. Mr. Ballard, by his acknowledscd ability p.

m. HOUSE RICE quiet and unchanged. PETRtiLELM dull and heavy crude r.e; re- clerk for six months in the War Office. I usea take i't and mother discovered as an advocate, would have great influence ttned Mr. Poland, referring to his proposition in the senate in respect to any lezislation then took my satchel and started West for "JPS.01 taat lt(was Tery dtagreea- TALLOW Sales OOO.OTiO lbs.

orcity at Sic EGGS steady; IC.J Ca) 17o for stato and Pennsyl- yesterday, to go to tho Speaker's table the interests of this in the in lowa, with a deep conviction and presenti- lue- "as bwaiiowcu and dispose of tiic business thereon, after I rau lllfaUoc f.jr Western: 15i16 fi-r Canada. ment in my mind that I would one day re- the child, and no sooner was it taken, terests of any matter of importance to us by C. P. Russell.of Cutting: clerk, for uome years past in a like position on the Minnehaha, on Lako George, and by Park D- Mills, of this city, as freight clerk, who has long and faithfully served under both Captains Plagg and Rushlow. V.

G. Hunt is the experienced steward John E'dridgo, of Colchester, a veteran pilot, "minds the helm," and Edward Anson, of Port Kent, another old lake navigator, is mate. With the advent of tho Champlain, tho Champlain Transportation Company has now the finest, most convenient and best conducted passenger steamers of any of our northern lakes, aud the line promises to be in the future as in the p.ist both popular and prosperous. Asaiiel Peck. -The Republican candidate for Governor was born at Royalston, ve, lirmer new mess lfi CIVll TIL'tllS Illll tO tUC I i ivw noiu.o rorit acu I 17 oOffll" 624, Beef unchan ed.

Beef hams mat may receive attention. Again, no man has rendered better service to the Republi juuic.uiji iuu.ii.ium "-J" Tierce beef unchan-ed. Cut meats in fair demand. had been to do something that WOUid be Middles firmer-. Kile lor shi irt clear: loni clear 9i.

can party than Mr. Ballard. A sneaker of turn here as head ol the department. A lei- Wiau mo icmuic niuuni, came io iuc low clerk said to me, 'Belknap, you are a mother that she had given the poison fool to leave a good clerkship with a salary powder. Ihe father was called at once, of SI.

200, and go I went West I and had presence of mind sufficient to give am Secretary ot War he is my clerk." an emetic of salt and water. Violent that I Iard firmer; 11 7-16 for prima stoam. Butter satisfactory to all parties, and Democratic Caucus. uncommon ability and tact, he has left his heavy; for ne is efforts had the usual luck of cflorts 1 rimo steady 1 western u.wjoc lor new uiie. viievpe tieau 1 Tho Democrats and Liberal Republicans This is only one of a thousand incidents il- vomiting was produced, and tne physician ui nisi fun in "ib-j 'y I for common to prime.

lucrative practice and given his time and money to the furtherance of Republican principles in every campaign. In the last campaign of '72 Sir. Ballard spoke in this of Burlington met in caucus at City Court anybody and it oniy sumecieu nimsciiioi wiiisivey dun at y.Hc. lustrating the wisdom of the oft-laughcd-at was 80011 ln attendance, but it was too late. misconstruction.

Ilo therefore withdrew Room, last evening. The meeting was call advice ot the Sago of Chappaqua, "Go 130 mucu oi iuu poison iiaa ucen aoscroea oy 1 the stomach before the operation of the ne proposition. I A IflV A UTS. Vv'est, young man ed to order by J. II.

Ilolton, chairman of Mr. liooner liiass.) moved to suspend city, and throughout Chittenden county, in several towns in Lamoille and Franklin counties, paid his own expenses and never the City Committee, who read tho call. the rules and pass a joint resolution appro On motion of Morillo Noyes, A. N. Mer VV TO 4 O'CLOCK r.

iU emetic, that nothing could overcome its effects, and the child died, after terrible suffering, on Wednesday morning. The mother is nearly crazed with grief. Watchman. priating ft30O lor the purchase and restora- received a dollar, except for a week of 1 1 1: 1.1 1 1 iz 1 1,1 13.V 1:. BAPTIST.

The Union Park Baptist Church of Chi tion to tho lamuy 01 tne Marquis laiayette service in Urand Isle county, speaking some forty times in all. Did Gen. Henry do as chant was elected Chairman and M. Mul queen, Secretary. of the watch presented by General YY ash- SEW YOltK WEWS.

in September, 1SQ3. During his in insrton to Lafayette such purchase and pres much as this venture to say what every fancy his parents removed to East Montpel cago, over which tne icv. riorence Ale E. M. Sutton offered the following reso entation to be made under the direction of r.AEE-BALL.

New York, June 13. In the base-ball Carthy formerly presided, refuses to grant xhurman'H Secretary of the Treasury when letters of dismissal to members wisluns to I i.c.;,iof man win aumii, mas no man in inis county did one-halt the work for the party that the secretary of state. Mr. Hooper sent to lution, which was adopted ier, where he passed his youth working on his father's farm, and studying at night by tho clerk's desk and had read a newspaper Resolved, That the delegates to the State JUr. Lallard aid, and that too without nav.

match, to-day, between the White Stock ioin tho Amity Church, to which he now I paragraph relating the history and giving the light of p'me knots. At the age of 21 i netu not introduce iur. iiauara to the mgs ot Chicago and theMtituals ol this city ministers. isitors tKOM iiVRLixaTox. under- Convention be empowered to fill vacancies, should there be any in the Burlington rep a description ot the watch, which is now freemen of Burlington.

No man is more 1 stand that a committee of seventy-five or he began studying law in tho office of his resentation at said Convention. owueu UJ tho-Mutuals winning the gamo by deserving of honors than he. Gen. Henry 1. loauuh.uaiio.nai..

i hnndrcd gcntlCmen from Burlington, The total membership of the Conirrega-1 nrf tn naw nvpr tlic linnnf thn P. O. mad. brother, ahum Peck, of Ilincsburgg, and was admi tted to the bar in Chittenden coun The chair appointed Messrs. D.

G. Crano, a. 'r-. i a wore ol as to I snmr! vears aro. The watch itself was also in I 7 I'll' flit I tional Churches connected with the Frank- reaching this town by special train from I'm and Grand Isle Conference, as reported Hydepark, on Tuesday of next week.

On L. D. Turrill. and A. Colvin.M.

tellers, the hands ot jlr. Hooper, and was inspected ty, in 32. He at once entere upon the wcu uuu; otumut iruill asuinglOn county. The two year rule and out ought to be enforced in his case. Freemen, if you are sensible of your duty, you will vote for Henry Ballard for Senator.

Faip jjess. with rreat interest by many members. Mr. I New York, June 19. It is stated that and the voting proceeded by ballot for one this year, is bi; males, Joi); iemalcs, 02J Wednesday they ill pass over to West hour.

Maynard mentioned that the watch had I the House postoffice committee are unani-bce'n been lost by Gen. Lafayette at Nash-1 mously opposed to the Senate's amendment non-resiaent, iw. xirere nave oeen 01 an-1 Concord, look about our town, and remain practice of his profession in eontir.ued in it with growing success until 1S51, when, without his knowledge, he was missions to tne en urenes, cquany amuca uere over Wednesday night. On Thursday The following gentlemen wcro declared villc, on his last visit to America. I to the postolhce Dill, and an attempt will tie between letter and proiession deaths, tnev take train for Hydepark on their re The ioir.t resolution was passed.

I made to-day to fax the rates of postage on elected delegates and alternates to the Washburn's Sexsatiox, which appears and 29 dismissions. Ihe Sabbath Schools turn home. Wc understand that lion. L. made one of the "circuit judges" of Vcr most.

That court was abolished in 1857 on the boards at Citv Tfill report 95a members, ihe benevolent con- K. Chittenden Irom New York, who is Mr. lyner, Irom the appropriation com-1 printed matter at a cent and a nan or two ittec. reported back the Senate amend-1 cents for daily and weekly three Democratic State Convention DELEGATES. tributions amount to 4,1 l.Oj.

I Burlinirtonian. will meet the excursionists has the reputation being an excellent variety show. Tho Warm Sprins Indians and Judge Peck once ore resumed the ments to the postoffice appropriation bill. I cents on periodicals published less frequcnt-The amendment restricting letter carriers to I lv than once a week. At the utmost it is Eriscor I at tu'3 Pace- 'ni3 excursion is in the in- 1 I terest of a Burlington connection with the D.

C. Linsley, Morillo Noyes, E. M. practice of his profession in Burlington towns ot 30,000 instead ol 20,000 inhabi-j believed that the rates will not exceed an are genuine and the character artists have a l'rotcsts against ritualism arc being nu- 0. road at Cambridge a connection being elected to the State Senate in tants was concurred in.

Ihe amendment I average ot two and a halt cents per pound high order of comic and vocaf ability. The to strike out the proviso for the free trans Sutton, C. J. Alger, Gilson Stockwell, Caro-lus Noyes, B. B.

Smalley, M. Mulqueen, A N. Merchant, J. B. llollenbeck, W.

Stone, John J. Shea, A. P. Grinnell, Or-villo Sinelear, Joel Linsley. ALTERNATES.

entertainment will doubtless bo sriven to a the same year, he was made a judge of the supreme court, in which capacity he has mcrously signed in the various hpiscopnl areatly for the interest of this part of the sees of Great Britain. The Lpiscopal ytate as weu as for Burlington. We hope convcntionofthcdiocc.se of Wisconsin at Mil- our citizens will give this delegation a waukee, on the 18th, nominated Kev. John hearty welcome. It is intimated that there large audience.

mission vl iiutuituiai icuuii? an uuu- I 1 .1 i concurred in! the amendments prohibiting A very large crowd of people gathered Lnwt nfthArr-v; i. in th about the. court house, to-day, to get a served the State for 14 consecutive years Henry llobart Brown, rector ot the r.pisco- may be a railroad meeting at this place i. hrlimnse of Hm. His reputation as a jurist is not confined to Vermont, and his legal opinions are often jNew Hampshire Press Association pai cnurcnat v-oiiots, i.

1 as wisnop. 1 while our visitors are here, and it so our Goorgo Francis, James E. Russell, Daniel concurred in the amendment fixing the do.n fr0 hu auuuai excursion this year ihe vote stood Urowns, Kemper JI, scat- pe0pie shonld be St. Johnslnmj tiuoted in other tatcs, as high authority Kern. W.

rj. Hall, A Witherill rates of newspaper postage at four cents tcrintr 1 ne lauy men yoieu on tne ques- 1 Caledonian. Richard dishing. M. A.

Evarts, Nelson lie is a bachelor, itnd will not be likely to per pound and on single papers at one cent! tub walkist jiullex through Lake Champlain, Lako George, and tho Hudson river, and via New Yok lion 01 rauiyiug ini; iifiuiuuLiun. xmu voio 1 .1 il. i- marry durinz hi? torm ot olhce as Governor. Hacon. 11.

li. Wing, J. llendee, He is now in his 71s and. still in full Lippitt, P. W.

Barney, Oliver Cabana, 1 stoou ayes 10, najs oj ko me nomination District Ministerial Association. woa rail T.itiliPil. I ho nrirv rntAil nofiin each, and requiring prepayment, was is- The Herald states that the walk of Mullen cussed. In the course of the discus- this city is a fraud, as the track over sion Mr. Hawley (Ct.) protested against which he is walkins is but 210 feet in ex- vigor of mind and body.

li. CraftO. "jo. 1- oil The meeting ot the liurlington JUinis- i ii. the-partiality shown country newspapers I tent, whereas it is claimed by Mullen and 23 iscoun aging.

The meetingof the stock Craftsbury. At a town meeting held on in counties at the expense 01 tne large friends to be 300. votes. Aiieiaiiy az.uu it: cvicm iiiu liuuii-1 1 t- no l', lj I bury on Tuesday and Uednesday. June nation, lb to oJ.

rour ballots were badl" mo withnni variation, and the ennvnntinn ad- and 2. at 10 a. lu es- daily papers, hvery man who had any ad the 8th tho town refused to aid in the holders of the Mjntpelier, Hardwick and THE BRICK-LAYERS STRIKE. It is reported that the bTick-layers' strike vantage from the government should pay iourned. At the evening session of the I Black River Rail.road, held at Irasburg tho construction of the 'Mont polier, Hard wick ORDER OF EXERCISES.

something lor it, and then Congress could is not ended. The journeymen state that and Black iver Railroad to tho amount of 12th did not have an encouraging in Kev. W. Preaching on Tuesday Evening hy Heath. fluence on the enterprise.

During several eight times the grand list. afford to put newspaper rates of postage down to one cent per pound. Mr. Tvner remarked that the proposition Episcopal convention a conference committee was appointed, which reported unanimously the name of Dr. E.

R. Wells, of Minnesota, as the candidate for Bishop. Dr. Wells was then unanimously elected. The Three Years Rule 0.

Urcss and C.C.Gil no general strike has been ordered as yet but'such will soon be ordered unless all receive the advance demanded. BURGLAR ARRESTED. bert. weeks past no -additions of importance hav Duties of Class Leadei-3 J. L.

Slason ami SI city to tho Granite State again. They expect to pass through this city about th Cth of July. Letters from Saguenay, Cana-da, state that there is iauch distress in th district. Since tiie snow disappeared inc essant rain has fallen. No grain has bee sown, and farmers have been obliged to -cat seed grain.

Young people ar0 emigrating in large numbers, and cattlo are dying jn all directions for want of fopd. Tho Brattleboro Catholics have applied to udge Barrett for an injunction against tho committee's suspensioa of their children from tho village schools for staying out to attend church. as it passed the House was a considerable reduction on the present newspaper post- been made to the subscription to the capi tiRE at Cuttincsvillk. 'ihe house of Ludlnm. It is stated that Johnny Dobbs, leader of Methods of Fublie Worship at Camp Meetings METUOBIST.

widow Jones, northeast of tho depot at tal stock, and, the opinions of the directors 11. mrtL-Vrtl hii.ttliivii tkm niiinilv Thn 14 ment wou more than compensate lor the and of Cuttingsville, was burned on the afternoon are not in complete; harmony. Some wis! The recent sale of lots on Hound Lake II. V. Austin.

The Controversy on Ritualism W. J. ITeatli. Does tho Bible "Sanction the Use of t'ennent Wine 11. Bond and W.

Tator. reduction one of tho boldest burglars planners bank robberies in this now in jail Camp Ground realized about eight thou to locate tb.e road and secure the rbrht of of the 15th. The furniture, clothing, bed sand dollars, ihe terms 01 salo were twenty Mr. Holman (lud.) asked his colleague what the effect of the Senate rates at four South America as a Mission tield Elian in Hartford under the name or lach. having way witho ut using very active means to in ding ana carpets were all destroyed.

Loss five ner cent cash down or within thirty I and II. N. Munircr. been captured by a Hartford officer $2,500. Insured in the Vermont Mutua iha.

Imlonoo in mnnilic thn I Sermon (select) A. Heath and M. P. Bell. eonts nor nound would be, crease the subscriptions, which now amount 1' 1' ir .1..

I Sketch, Ual. vl 7-3 R. J. Davis and S. Gardner, Mr.

Tyner replied that the effect would for $800. to less than 00,000, while others cot sider Otucriiau iii uM-iiB iiiumiibviiiii iuiutusi. Diseiniinarv Dn tv of N. Beaudrv ml 1 1 11 I I I be to increase the rates of postage 200 per CUBAN MATTERS. A Havana letter of the I3th inst.

states that the expedition under Agucliera had cent, and in some instances more than thai Ihe leases 10 ie ucmcrea wnen mo wnoie 1 and C. A. Stevens. amount is paid. Since tho close of the last I Probationary Membership 3, J.

Noe and C. i. 1,, t.i.i,i 1 Mott. Its effects would also be to send newspapers safely landed on the north coast with 4,000 lhe prospect tor abundant crops in this section, and throughout tho State, never season mo science and tho BiWo-C. II.

Dunton and G. it desirable to increase the stock to nearly $200,000 before locating and securing the right of way. The stockholders incline to the latter opinion. The Massachusetts in size, ana muicuu ouu iiunureu anu iturij 1 Porter. acres.

Much of the newly acquired land I Con srexa tional Sinsdns J. W. Bennett and press excursion to was better. Ihe fruit trees promise Montreal, Quebec aud the Saguenay, hich heavy yield. The grass is luxuriant, and was without shade, and one thousand one I CoJ.

Bible Usurv A. V. Marshall and Morrill. hundred young elm and maple trees nave Evolution and Theolozy W. W.

Foster. Jr. grain, though somewhat late, is makin astonishing headway. Moral Culture of Youth A. J.

Ingalls aml Z. starts to-day, is likely to prove the 1 argest, as it gives promise of being the bios' enjoyable, yet attempted. The party iU number about ono hundred and sev entv-five from the mails to the express companies. riUes, six pieces or mountain ariuierv, anu Mr. E.

II. moved to amend by a large quantity of ammunition. Mr. Dock-making tho postage on daily and weekly ray, the American, is still confined, in newspapers one cent per pound, and on prison at Puerto Principe. A clerk of the magazines two cents per pound.

The IJ. S. consul-general at Havana has arrived amendment was rejected, and the Senate to assist Dockray before a council which amendment was modilied so as to read that will convene for his trial. Tho authorities all newspapers and periodical publications now charge him with being sent to Cuba by mailed rom the known office of publication the U. S.

government to gather information or news agency and addressed to regular about the insurrection. Dockray believes subscribers" or news agents, the postage that if he has a fair trial he will soon be re-shail be charged at the following rates: On leased. State Homoeopathic Medical Society. The annual meeting of the Vermont State Homoeopathic Medical Society will be held at the State Honse at Montpclier, on Wed Pickett. The Christian Pulpit W.

II. The Ethics of Dress J. Newman. A Sermon (select! P. Marshall.

The agent for Johnson's Natural History been set out. Several new cottages ihave been erected since last season. The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has commenced the erection of a wooden freight depot, just north of the passenger depot. It is to be one hundred and eighty feet long and twentv-tive wide. The third track of is now in town and any who.

failed to Divine Unction in the Gospel Miaislry J. nesday, June 24th. The preliminary meet some forty of whom will return from Quebec, the remainder making fuu excur procure a copy of this magnifier nt work Austin, U. r. ISrooks.

V. II. Meeker, 1 A. J. Ingalls, Committee W.

W. should do so at once- ing will be held on the evening of the 23d at Bishop's Hotel. the switch has also been laid. At one of I sion to the Saguenay river..