Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-04-28
chimes command twice the price of slaves
got In the usual way.


ture of New-York, on the 10th ult. Mr.
David Wager af Utica, offered to the Sen
ate OF New 7 ork, a resolution, which
was adopted, "directing the Committee
on Literature to inquire into the propriety
OF denying the Oneida Institute all parti-
clPatlon IN the benefits of the Literary
Fund" In support of this resolution, it
was alleged, that the Oneida Institute had
long been regarded as "the hot-bed of Sc
dltlon: that Beriah Green, the principal,
had been active and successful in propa-
eating the doctrines Of abolitionism> =
This Is another daring attempt to pro-
scribe that freedom of conscience, liberty
| OF speech, and independence CT action,
which distinguishes man from the brute
1t has properly excited intense indigna-
ton and alarm throughout the empire
State; and we are glad to perceive in the
Utica Standard, that a call IS made for |
public meeting IN that city, signed by 1873 |
persons ofsuperior character, in reference
to this threatened outrage upon liberty, hui
manhy and Observation-Disclosures
Bleeding ottte Nose-Thc application
| OF powdered Gum Arabic, blown through
quill, has had the effect desired, where
applications by way of remedy had failed.
AL books, or 557 volumes, averag ing
one thousand copies each edition, were
published in the United States last year.
Very AgrcoJ!e-To sit q. church bv
the side Of tobacco chcWer, enjoying the
luxury Of his breath teasing vouIse'f up
on the spectacle Of the great pond cfliquid
which has flown from his mouth and to
have'the pleasure Of inhaIing the delicious
odor that arises therefrOm. Don't YOU
think so ?-HampShire Gazette
1t is said that the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars has been charged by Mr.
Livingston, for the manog cement Of the
great case between the United States and
the city of New Orleans, by which the
latter gained one million Of dollars
Niles Register.
Since the opening Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, the tolls are said TO have
averaged 500 dollars per day. In the
week ending the 18th Inst. 6.IO6 bbIs OF
-four descended the cana! IL
The n. II. Courier published in Con-
cord gives the following account Of the pro-
longatlon Of winter, in that QIarter:-
. AT tie close of March the snow is not
: only two feet Deep but it is as solid as ce
Il and the Merrimack is passiblc on the ice
r, for scighs and teams, the snow being a
Z bout as thick on the ice as it is on the land
} We learn that in many par:s of the state
great want hay, and the dying ofalmos
y whole stocks Of cattle, attend the winding
e up Of winter. 1t is now going on fl.
r months since the snow first covered the
? ground, and we have had constant and pref
l. tv good seighing all the time Such ;
'e winter as the past, or-perhaps we should
say preSent-has no man living among u
ever before seen, and the like he probabl,
n never will see egain.
ID Conmecticut-The ate election in thi
70 state has resulted in the complete success
,r Of the Jackson party. For governo
- Edwards (Jackson) 2O,lO7. For Tomlir
10 son (whio) 1850. For the senate,
70 Jackson and 4 whig. For the house. Is
of! Jackson and Is whig.-Ib
sh 1t appears by recent treasury state
ia ment, that the difference in the duties OF
lat French wines and silks stipulated for j
sh the treaty Of Naturalization has alread
>G amounted to six millions Of dollars. Tn
nd last insta!lmcnt Of her debt is not yet due
he II
~ Earthqu0Ee at Am6oyna- arc il
- debted to capt. Furber, Of the ship Mar
EDr bn 10 { CtI 10
- 3Oth. 1t contains some particulars Of
w. dreadful earthquake which took place
'Ity Amboyna and the neighborjng islands, {
90! the first of November. At Amboyna tt
on principal shock continued 35 seconds.
great many buildings were destroyed
injured. and many lives were lost. FIT
eight. men, women. and children, we
tho killed by the falling of a building inside
on Fort Victoria.-Ib
ssh ST.: manufacture in France.-Thc
mount Of manufactured silk exported fro
are France duling the year 1885, is alm(
the incredible From authentic statements
ced appears to have been the enormous ST.
of a 1922, 900 and that one third of this
and mount was brought to the United States.
rcu- Had the people groWed the raw materl
re- on their farms and manufactured 1t
Iour their families and factories, the very c.
the siderable sum Of 81, 566,666 would Ee
age been saved the past year; besides givi
inc, employment to thousands who have c.
lie is sumed their time in idleness and poverty
III; Specie-There has been exported fir
) h., this port, from March LIST to 26th-
oy In silver coin POI ,6O8
aro In gold coins 27,5O8
and r, ooz
e ev- AOt"'