Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-10-12

Of last month were as follows, viz:
Whole amount in bank, 1888, 3l9 ii
Warrants issued and not
paid, ............. 5S,757 IL
Disposable funds on hand S329, SCI SO
This amount is rapidly increasing, and
will continue to increase, for some months,
before arrangements can be perfected for
its judicious expenditure. Indeed so un-
expectedly rapid has been the redemption
of this Department from its embarrass-
meats, that no one apprehended the neces-
sity OF making preparations in time TO alb
serb the surplus revenue which would re-
main after the accomplishment of that OBJ
/ ject
We learn that the increase in the reven-
ues otthe Department continues. For the
quarter ending on the 3Oth of June last,
they exceeded the revenue of the cores
ponding quarter oflast year Seventeen per
eent.--Gtobe
Ross1E LEAD MINES IN ST. LAW
RENEE CouNTY.-G. H. Holden, Esq.
Of Charlotte, showed us tube about feet
long and an inch or more in diameter,
made from lead taken from this newly dis
covered mine. The mine has been traced
Is miles. varying in width from 6 inches
to two feet, lying in assure of rock in
solid mass. One vein leads across the ST.
Lawrence itro Canada. The mine is
source ofiHexhaustab4e wea4th,, and is re-
gafded by Biologists as an anomaly in the
I hn
Of Galena extends from the top to the base
of Cole Hill distance otabout 70 feet, re-
sembling a stream Of melted Lead.
! FRIENDS IN VIRGINIA. The Virginia
yearly meeting Of Friends was held this
year at Somerton, Nansemond county
The Philadel phia Friend OF June II,
contains an account of the meeting, from
which we copy the following:
| The subject of slavery, as also the pro-
lection Of the Indian race, yet remaining
in that section of the country, engaged
the attention of the meeting with much
earnestness and concern, and aNhoughth
way did not open for much action therein
at the time, yet it was gratifying to dis.
cover that lively interest was evinced
and if Friends in Virginia continue faith
} full in pleading the cause of the oppressed
Africans and their descendants, good faitt
(fruits y may confidently be looked for.
PoLAND-The Emperor of Russia ha!
aimed another blow at Polish liberty. Ar
ordinance has been issued by him, which
Edeclares that the autumnal recruitment il
Poland and Polish provinces. shall be t.
the extent of two in FIVE hundred, and il
the empire one in five hundred. Tn
, peasantry of several villages of the Pala
: innate of Lublin have been induced, eithe
, BY the promises or threats of the govern
. ment. to reuounce the Latin for the Gree
/! Church, and Russian priests have take
Y tthe place ofthe Roman Catholic clergy.
f la Russia, the Sovereign is net onl
t the head of the Empire politically, b.
8 the head Of the Church.
A GOOD PRoF1T-1t appears by the Re
port of the Vermont Mutual Insuranc
Company, which has been in operatio
six years and half, that they have insu1
n ed nearly Sll,0oO,O00 Of property
It Their losses during this time have bee
b $685. and the cost ofinsuring the sam
= amount of property in the ordinary com
n panies at the usual rates would hav
d amounted to s435.772 II! From thi
q deduct the actual losses, $4,000, and
v shows that Mutual Insurance Compan
r in six years and half has saved to tn
q insured, upwards of S396,OOO
e JUDGE SHAw's DECISION. The Bos
). ton Gazette of Wednesday, in speaking O
D the late slave case, Commonwealth ..
: Aves) says, We understand that meas
!, ures are in state of forwardness to carr,
this case into the Supreme Court ofth
o United States. Eminent counsel hav
j been engaged by Mr. Slater, the owner O
the female slave, who is now in the custo
>. dy of Ellis Gray Loring'
STOLEN MONEY FouND.-It will b,
recollected that some two or three week.
since, the steamboat Rhode Island, OF
D her passage from New York to Provi
e dence, was robbed of $4,000 in foreign
h gold. belonging to the Fulton Bank o
y Boston. No trace of it could be discover
: ed until last night, when the Engineer o
y the steamboat in drawing some oil from
D large can in which it was held, found th,
+ faucet stopped, and on opening the can tt
y discover the cause, found in it the bas
= containing the whole of the gold, sewet
> up securely in another bag. The golt
: had no doubt been deposited in the oil cal
: until the thief found an opportunity tor it
$ removal.-Jour Of Com
! GREAT STEAM SH1P-A steam shi,
!, is now constructing at Bristol, England
= intended to ply between that place ant
n America. Her length will be about tn,