Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-09-28
No. | Vol. TX.

Garrett and his two foes, Milton and Far.
ney. In the midst of the conflict CARROTS
wife came to the relief Of her husband
with gun as soon as she appeared with
the gun she was knocked PROSTATE by
Farney, and on recovering from the blow
she seized large knife, and with it gave
Fancy one mortal stab, lille he and Nib
ton were beating her husband to DEATH
Beth Garrett and Farney died instantly;
the one f1omthe blows inflicted by Milton
and Farley, and the ether fell by he
hands of CARROTS wife. She was much
injured in the blttle-our correspondent
does not know whether she will recover
or not. Milton made his escape. Gar
rett and Farney were both dead before CUT
informant could get across the river, and
arrive al the scene of DEATH
One cannot hel p pathising with the
wife of Garrett; Il more tragicaI instance
OF the faithfUness of wife we do not re-
member ever to have heard Of
Such state of society," if society it
can be called, is horrible indeed. It is
time the county Of franklin should extend
the strong arm Of the law over her new
territory, and rut step, if possible, TO
such outraGes upon humanity.
From the N. Orleans Commercial Bulletin.
Rarely has our city, too fruitful in
scenes Of blood, been marked ty an oc-
c1rrenre more appalling and disasterous
than that which Signalized the night Of
the 9Th.
1t is painful to go into q brief review
Of the causes which led TO these dcpIoIa-
bic transactions, but it is cur GuY so to DO
upon receiving such Information Us can
be relied upon. Since the death Of Mr.
BIux BY C,quel, very considerable e4-
cit ment has prevailed in CUR city against
! the latter, and vas much augmented upon
his being disc aarged from confinement by
| giving bail.
Giquel, it is known, was first brough.
before judge Prevail, ere CT tie associate
justices, W 30 after hearing testimony, and
| the law bearing u on the subject, gave
his decision against the admission Of CT
q'e 10 bail, who was then committed 10
prison to wait his trial at the ensuing ses-
sion of the criminal coar. q. This deci-
sion, whether just or not appeared ct
eas', to be popular enc, which however.
is by no means an unerring test Of i,s
soundness.
The decision Of Judge Prevail was bas-
ed on the act of 1877, by which in capital
offences, and some other enumerated ones,
| the accused was precluded from the bene-
fit Of bail
! Upon the failure of being adn;re. 10
bail by Judge Prevail, the counsel for Gi-,
quel obtained a writ cf haGeas cores,
upon which he was brought before Judge
Bermudez, he being empowered as
Judge of the Probate court, to issue and
determine on such process
After long examination Of witnesses.
and patient attention to counsel on both
si1es, Judge Bermudez, en- Monaas lnst
decided that the aecnscd lad a rieLi to lie
admitted to hail, Which was according-
~ taken in the sum Of $4,000, and
1 Clqucl was discharged from confinement.
7 1t was apparent that public feeling was
, SILL against the decision, and that some
excitement was cccasioned by it, Little,
however, DID we imagine that it would ex-
tend so TAR as TO produce the anen,a1 !e
results of Mond4y night On THIS nj cit
: appears that some personal friends Of
MIR. Brux, who had been killed By G:euel
IN company with sevcraI ether individ GALS
feeling exaspera'ed at the release of o.
= que !, and the judge who had be+n ,Ee
author Of it, proceed to the residence +
4 Judge Bermud;z with view TO Lynch
= him or 10 in1ct SINE severe runi<h,n2,,
upon his pes
frey knocked at the door of his housr,
(which upon being opened by hin, s~ne
:, individuals demanded if he were judge
BeTmudez, and if he were that lie mis-;
-, come and 50 alcng or march with th IN.
] One Of the Individuals, Mr.. Bailey, we
4 are informed, pat his bends en- the Judge
. rslnE some force, with 4 view TO get hIn
y along, in CONSEQUENCE Of which, a scufi,,
, ensued, which resulted in the death Of Mr.
: Bailey, he being stabbed with sword -
, A MIR ESan was atthc time engaged in
! the attack on the judge, and was Killed Nv
5 the discharge Of double barrel'cd gun
. BY a young man passing tie night in tie
honse of the judge. Upon the death Ct
these individuals. the others in from, imme-
diatejy left.
From the New Vnrk Cra..u.