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 Legisiaturs of VermOnt.-Ths Vermont Legislature commenced their session the 18th inst. and in the House of Representatives Speaker and Clerk pro tenn chosen, and committee appointed who ex. amned and reported statement ofihs votes for Gov. ernor, &Lc. The result is been heretofore stated that there has been choice of Governor nor It. Governor and that the Anti Masonics have the Coun- ciI. Friday afternoon there were unsuccessful ba- oiings for Speaker oi the House. The Anti Masonic were for Mr. Smith, and ranged from 100 to lO5 the votes of,he National Republicans not Anti-Ma- sons were for Mr. Kellogg 67, and the Jackson votes Were for Mfr Neigh, 40. The Anti-Masons haye no, quite majority in the House, bui viii have in join. votes with the Council; and will posses power over all the appoinlments made by joint votes which are said to be numerous.

 | Gov. Miller, of Missouri, has appointed Monday, the 3lss of October, for the eleeion of member o Congress in the place Of the late Mr. Pes. The St. Louis Times states that there less than six can- ddatss in the field Mr. Thornton, Gov. Miller, Mr. Welles, Mr. J. c. Boggs, Mr. James H. Birch, and Gen. Ashley. b

 One Month's sOork by ths city thisDss-Ths daily Ad vsiser learns from authentic sOurees that darsg tn. month of September ass the people of this city, and strangers visiting it, have been robbed of eS9l8 is money l6 wtaches 272 silver spooms and anoet an O. ealcuIable amount of j0wory, clothes clOths hOuss hold furniture, 6Ec. &e.