Gov. DORIS .yhereabous-Thinss in Yer.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
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PuTSEY, VI august ~ lct<.


To tbs Editors of The Tribune:


/ AS the question of the whereabout of His Ex-
cellcncy Gov Dorr is matter of some Importance,
I have to inform you that this distinguished indi-
vidua is in Cheshire County, N. II. Immediately
after his abrupt ca.e of his Rhode Island subjects
he came to brattle5oro, It. Were one OF the
Dorr tribe Ca very smart man SOM caused hin
10 be conveyed to Westmoreland, n. H. ut which
place he has been stopping till the present time.
Gov. Hubbard beins absent from the State at the
time, and it being matter of some doubt whether
he would asord the illustrious exile adequate pro
lection, it was deetned best 60. His Ezceency
to live somcwha, retired until the will and pleasure
of Gov. Hubbard could be obtained. Upon the re-
turn of Gov Hubbard he was consulted By the
friends of Dorr, and informed them that he was
safe as long as he saw ft to remain in New-Hamp-
shire. He was at Kecne Yesterday, and receivcd
the calls OF his friends at public Hotel. did
not learn that he fetched that sword, but | was
informed by gentleman who saw him that he is
armed with brace Of Colts revolving pistols.
He has an uncle residing in Kcene, at which place
his Speaker Of the House has been ever since the
adjournment of the Foundry Legislature. He has
several Of his friends with him, among whom IS cne
nt his AldS-de-Camp lie receives distinguished
attention from his Loce-Foco friends in New
Hampshire. He will probably remain in New.
Hampshire until the Boston Post the Plebeian ,
Of your city, and other kindred prints shall induce
hr outlaws OF Ncw-York and the vicinity to oRoo
moro enactl second ChePschet aifaiy. The course
IF those journals meets with the scveIest conaen.
nation by men of their party. A thousand
,in1es more TO blame are they than their miserable
Tools and dupcs whom they induce by their incen-
liary publications to invade the State of Rhode
Island, and on their heads be the responsibility.


Our Election takes place soon, and the Loco
Focos are using every means ts carry the State );
but the Wings are up AID doing. The rallying
.rry of our opponents has beea Smile and Bank
Reform. but it was no go. Vermont has as oound
Banks and as good Currency as any State in the
Union, and the People are willing to let well enough
alone. Barber the Loco candidate for Lieutenant
Governor is also on the Abolition Ticket, and
strenuous effort will lie made to secure his election.


The nanae of HENRY CLAY is received with
enthusiasm by the Wings of Vermont. The
,reachery Of John Tyler meets with the strongest
condemnation every where. The Wigs Of Yer
mont will give Henry Clay as large majority in
AZ as they gave the amentcd Harrison in l84O.
The watchwords are A SOUND NATIONAL CUR
RENCY, AND PROTECTION TO HOME INDUSTRY j