Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-08-26

N0TM Cdr0Hnd.--We have nothing decisive
as to the result Of the election in this State
The Washington Telegraph (Which by the
way is doubtful authority gives the votes for
Governor in 46 counties as follows:
Dudley (Whte) 1,Oaa
Spaight (Van BUREN, 16. 500
Upon this authority the Wing papers have set
down North Carolina as certain for White
1t may be so, but as there are eighteen couin-
ties yet to be heard from, it may be well to
wait little before we shout victory
On the same authority it is announced that
Mr. Graham, whose seat in Congress was con-
tested last winter and the election referred back
to the people of his district, has been elected
by triumphant majority. This is important
If true, as the vote Of the State will thereby be
secured to Judge White in case the election of
President should devolve on the House of Rep
resentatives.
kentucky. is no doubt respecting
the election of Mr. Clarke, the Wing candidate
Tor Governor. In forty-eight counties his ma
lority is said to exceed 1000. The congressio-
nal elections, so far as the results are known,
stand precisely the same as heretofore.
BRATTLEBoRo Hen ScHooL.-We are re-
quested to state that this School will be open
ed again for the reception of pupils on Monday
the 9th of September next, under the care of
Mr. ALFRED B. ELY, graduate from Amherst
College, assisted by his sister, Miss ELY, in
the female department. Mr. Ely has ample re-
Communications in regard to scholarship and
character, and we hope he will not be disap-
pointed in the promised expectation of receiv-
ing liberal patronage. Terms as usual.
FoREIGN.-The trial of Albeau for attemp-
ting to assassinate the French King took place
on the sth of July, and his execution followed
three days afterwards. Thirty thousand troops
attended the execution, and the crowd of spec
tators was immense.
Spdin.-Thc intelligence from this unhappy
country is far from being cheering either to the
philanthropist or the politician. The civil war
now raging there is attended with the most
frightful cruelties; prisoners are butchered with
as much GOODNESS as the beasts. battle was
fought on the 18th July between Gen. Evans
and the Carlists, near St. Sebastian, in which
much blood was shed without any important
results. Don Carlos is said to have appointed
the celebrated French General Bourmont his
commander in chief A popular tumult broke
out at Figueras on the llth, in which the Co
vernon and several Others were killed.
A dreadful calamity occurred in the town Of
Grosswardein, in Hungary, on the 18th June
A fire broke out and extended rapidly and con-
tinued burning for three days, during which
time 1900 houses, four churches, and many
public edifces, as well as the fortress of the
town, fell prey to the devouring flames.
The Cholera has again made its appearance
in Hungary and Austrian Lombardy. The
disease is also raging at Milan, where 80 men
belonging to the garrison died in one day.
The London Morning Herald of July 18th,
says-"Mr Stevenson, the newly appointed U.
States Envoy, is described to be a gentleman
of most courtly manners, and likely to be pop
ular with our Aristocracy."
More Speed.-John Bull is still in advance
Of the Yankees. In London the model of To-
connective is exhibited which is to go an hun
dred miles an hour on a railroad, without steam!
Mr.. VIM. Dukeheart of Baltimore, has in
vented new method of making harness. Sew
ing is done away with, and copper rivets used.
1t is said to be more durable and economical.
The diGerence.-In some parts of Indiana,
corn is sold at ten cents bushel, eggs for three
cents a dozen, and chickens are given away
In Boston eggs are twenty-seven cents dozen,
potatoes about two dollars a bushel, and you
can hardly look at a chicken without paying
for it.
DR.. Jennison, of Northampton, Ms. has
been appointed chief director of the Mint at
Mexico, and is about to return to this country
to procure the necessary machinery for coming.
A free country.-A man named Benton, in
Barre, VT placed a sick daughter under the
care of qnack, named Smith, who killed her,
of course. The father has published an article
in the Montpelier Waterman, in which he
says the public are making a great noise about
the quack's killing his child, but as this is
free country, he had right TO choose his own
physician, whether his daughter was killed or
cured Boston Transcript
Haitian, Aug. AT Windsor, two men on
Friday evening last were amusing themselves
in an Indian canoe, on pond; the canoe upset
and both were drowned The wife Of one of
the men, with child in her arms, witnessed
the fatal accident, and the other man was her
brother.
The Tioga Phoenix offers the following pre-
MUM for the best comical story, of not less than
three columns: "One hundred acres of tciid
land, away beyond Pine Creek, where the sun
don't rise till noon-where cascades are beauti-
full, mountains sublime, and solitude eternal"
Cheap enough.-Flat gold watches accu-
rately finished, with vertical movements, can
be bought in London for $50. Those with