Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-08-04

ware OF the danger OF such plaCeS.-COnl.
Printers in New-Ycrk and Ohio are re-
quested, &c.
FROM MEXICO. Vera Cruz papers to
the lst July, and a file OF the official jour
nal of Mexico to the Goth June have been
received. The latter contains the despatch
of Gen FiItsola, now commanding in Tex
as, narrating the proceedings previous and
subsequent to the capture of Santa Anna,
including the convention entered into be-
tween the captive and President Burnett
of Texas Gen. Filtsola, it appears, has
incurred the heavy displeasure otthe Mex
lean government Gd interim, by comply
ing with the instructions or requests of
Santa Anna as regards the suspension of
hostilities and is ordered to surrender his
command to Gen Urea, repair to Mexi-
CO, and there await his trial by court
martial 1t is also officially declared that
the convention entered into by Santa An
ma and the Texan government, will not be
recognized by Mexico. All this we have
known unoficially for some time, but now
it reaches US in shape no longer question:
able.-N Y Evangelist
The King of Saxony died at Ptnitz on the
9Th of June, in the 8lst year of his age.
The London papers announce the death
of Barry Edward O'Meara, surgeon 10 the
Emperor Napoleon at St. Helena.
I The news of the capture of Santa Anna
had reached London in the shape of rulnor,
but appears not to have obtained credence.
London, June 12.-Rumor Off dissolution
Of Parliament has been current, and has ope-
rated unfavorably upon the shares Of those
companies the bills of which are now pend
ing.
Despatch-A family sailed from Vera
Cruz. in Mexico, on April 3d. and arrived
at Newly ork on May 5th On the same
day they embarked for France, in the Amer
lean packet ship Utica, which reached Ha-
vre on Saturday last. They had time tC
, transfer their effects to the Hamburger steam
boat, and without stopping day took their
departure again. On arriving al Hamburger
they will continue their route by the steamer
to Lubbock, and thence by a similar convey,
ance to ST. Petersburgh, where they will FIND
) themselves on the 1lth inst. Thus in 5;
/ days they will have passed from Mexico
= by the United States, France, and Germany
lulO pIldl VI 1NuSSld.
!Slbsidence of the coast of Greenland
= 1t appears, from an article in Prof. Silliman'
Journal, that the west coast of Greenland i
! subsiding. Islands and points of land, which
Il were inhabited so or 80 years ago, are nov
J. covered with water, the ruins only of tn
= buildings in some cases appearing at low
tide.-N y. Evangelist.
William and Mary Coltege.-The WIFI
P states that DR. Empire has resigned the Pres
n idency Of William and Mary, and that tn
e visiters have raised Professor Dew to tia
e distinguished post. The law, moral and pc
n litical courses, are now divided between
President Dew and Professor Tucker.
) The Smithson Institute.-We hear
H. mentioned that the Hon. Richard Rusl
10 has been, or is tobe, appointed by the Pres
TO dent of the United States, to attend to tn
~ bequest Of Mr. Smithson of England, mad
to the United States for the purpose of e.
" tablishing University.-U. s. GGz.
The Indian Wars The war betwee
Id our mighty nation and handful Of o.
pressed Indians 10 the swamps of Il
s.) south, seems to be by no means at an en-
Even the Creeks seem still to be able $
gu riously to annoy their -pursuers. Abo