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

| 500 seem to have escaped from our troops
and betaken themselves to the swamps,
through which they are making their !
way to join the Senlinoles in Florida.
! We have the alarming fact that in 1884
out Of 2767 wells in Boston, but seven can
be used for washing 427 fail at certain
seasons; 62 are injured by drains, (proba-
bly, the case with all;) 1874 have brackish
and turbid water, and 276O have hard wa
ter, unfit for washing. So that in fact the
water of 2O85 wells is neither pleasant nor
healthy Press.
The Connecticut banks being prohibit
ed from issuing three dollar bills, have got
an issue Of four dollars.
The number of deaths in the CITY last
week was 1863 An examination of the
diseases shows that the season of green
fruit has arrived. Parents will do well
to keep an eye upon their children in this
respect. 1t is nearly impossible to exclude
such trash from the market, but people
are not obliged to eat it. Ripe fruit, in
proper quantities. is favorable to health
but much Of that which is now exposed
for sale in this city under the name of
fruit, is only murder in disguise.-N. Y.
J0ur Of Com.
! n ORLEANS, July 10. The rumors
from Texas, by Red River, still indicate
the approach of large invading army
1t is said that the Mexicans have blown up
the Alamo and retired West, also disman-
tied the fortress of Goliad.-[LouislGnG
f AIDE.
There are fresh rutnors from St. Louis
Of the embCdyMg Of 5000 Indians Of the
North-West under Black Hawk, in the
Wisconsin territory.
The whole Of the railroad from Boston
TO Newburyport has been put under con-
tract, and the work of construction is com
menced. In all the contracts, the use Of
ardent spirits among the workmen is pro-
hibicd.
!, About 200 visitors arrived at Niagara
, Falls during the two weeks preceding The
18Th inst.
The whole cost of the Challe lesion and
= Cincinnati Railroad is estimated at el2,.
100000
: The Utica and Schenectady Rail Road i:
expected to be in operation about the middle
: of August through the whole length Of thu
line. The cost of single track is stated a
$1,480,35l,47 Of two tracks, 100000.
> Connecticut Rirer-A bill has passed a
n the session OF Congress Just closed, appro
= priating $4,000 to commence the work Q
- removing the Bar at the mouth of the Con
{ necticut River.
L. The crops of wheat in the western part G
= Pennsylvania are very promising"
Is REMOVAL OF THE CREEKS TIL
( Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser of JUL
v l6 informs us, that 5000 Indians left tina
Of place on Thursday previous in two steam
Of boats, for their destined home across tn
is Mississippi, under charge of Lieut. Bar
j. ry, of the .. S. Army.-N. Y Eram
TT From the inauspiclous season of tn
at year, and the crowded state of the boats,
n is but reasonable to expect that the Indian
oe will, on the route, suffer much from dis
'e ease. We look forward to such a result
w but hope for different one.-Adr.
n Previous to the departure of the Indian
from this place some days since, many Sc
rious disturbances occurred. Upon tn
re requisition of the Governor Of Georgia
:, preparations were making to SO chat
~ and fetter some l2 or Is of these dclude
&c wretches, that there could be no escap,
"a when one, by sudden and energetic e
u. fort, succeeded in getting from the gros
of those in whose possession he was
IN raised hammer, and inflicted very 81
e- we're blow upon the head of one Of tn
Sc guards-gave the war whoop, and the
u took f1ight-hc was Immediately shot dea
by Mobile volunteer, and another bay<
-, ucted and died in few hours.
ed On the same evening three succecde
ne in escaping from the guard-one was Q
er- Thursday brought into town under a
IA rest-and while proceeding through tt
to streets in a wagon, took large knife an
M cut his throat, and instantly expired Sue
a ab is the desperation of these beings, rattle
3 sT than be given to the civil authorities
~ Georgia.
nd
SO Enprcss Mail from Ne,O- York to Ne,
co, Orleans. The Globe of the 25th ult. col
~, tains an advertisement of the Post Off
department. for the conveyance of an e
press mail from New-l ork to Mobile, A
MS ALBANIA, where it will fall into the gre
is mail, and be carried by steamboats, TO
lch Orleans. The time proposed to be occ