Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-06-21

AVE- " OhLEANS, May ~. increasing. |
we learn with great pleasure, by the schr.
Mechanic, from Matamoras, that all the |
American vessels with their passengers
and crews, which had been captured aud
detained at that place, have been liberated
by General Bustamente, and thatthe COM
mander OF the Mexican fleet was arrested
aud Imprisoned at Vera Cruz, for having
captured those vessels. This is a striking
proof OF the magnanimity of Bustamente'
character, and an omen Of returning amity
between the two nations.
General Santa Anna was still at his
plantation, near Vera Cruz, and conse-
qucnlI V the report Of his having been talk
en- to the city Of Mexico, is untrne.--Bee
AN APPRENTICE One of the Courts
Of New Hampshire has recently decided
that boy may be an apprentice without
indtntures. The decision is that the ap-
prentice is ui.der the direction and control
OF the master, whether bound by vrit-in-
denture or not, and that no parent or
guardian can interfere to the in Jury Of the
master, either by taking the apprentice
home or placing him under new master,
without rendering himself liable for dam
ages. If any other person employs an
apprentice without the consent ofthe mas
ter, he is not only liable TOR damages, but
for the earnings of the apprentice during
the time of his emp Ioyment.
The cost of the London and Briming-
ham Railroad, which is about ll2 miles
in length is estimated at G4,5OO,OOO, or
H. 4. IL r
weighing Is lbs per yard, resting on gran
its blocks, and vet the cost pei mile does
not exceed that Of the Liverpool and Man
chester road, OF which the rails weigh but
80 lbs per yard, and are placed on blocks
Of red sand stone. There are now on the
road between London and Birmingham,
and on parallel routes, sixty-fve coaches
daily, and the daily number Of passengers
is computed to be about fifteen hundred,
or three times the number between Liver
pool and Manchester before the Railroad
was opened. The quantity Of goods
transported daily between London and
Birmingham is computed to be not less
than 500 tons. The Liverpool and Man
chester Railroad now pays net profit Of
ten per cent per annum There can be
no doubt that the London and Brin;ng-
ham will afford an ample income Daily
Advertiser.
CAsUALTIEs.-Two weeks since a
young man in Cornish, N H. by the
name Of Powers, while at work in a saw
mill at Cummings mills. was struck by
piece Of sit-work on the face and forehead
by which his lower jaw was broken, his
nose nearl V demolished, and his skull
badly fractured He was successfully op-
Grated on by DR.. E. E. Phe ps, of this
town, and is likely 10 recover.
Last week young man at work in Pet
tes saw-mil at North Hartland, was in
stantly killed by the falling of some part
of the machinery upon him. His skull
was fractured and hia neck broken. His
name we understood was Livermore, son
OF Mr. Joseph Livermore.
A SINGULAR FACT-About five wears
since, says the Rochester Democrat, a
lea que was entered into between eight
5 young men then lettering their time away
upon the Exchange street bridge in this
city, to enter upon course of crime. The
species of crime was not designated, but
counterfeIting seemed to have been that
which they most extensively practiced.-
OF this number SIX are now in state prison
One is dead, and one is fugitive from
= justice. mot altogether singuar.l
S RoYALTY IN TRoURLE-A letter from
u Lisbon, in the London Morning Herald,
e states that the Queen had sent MESA ge
n to the Treasury, to the effect that if he1
allowance was not quickly paid up-(twc
months IN arrear)-she would be com
:. PEELED to pawn some Of the royal jewel:
5 for subsistence. She could scarcely do {
J. better thing, by the way and if all the
d monarchs of Europe should make sale o
e their trinkets, it would be good thins
t. for themselves and their subjects.-N. Y
J. Spectator.
n ANTI-ABoLITIoN WEAPoN-Bowi
IS knives are for sale in New-York, havin:
r. on the blade the murderous inscription
lie Death to Abolition D. Young & CO
X corner OF Broadway and Chambers stree
n are the monsters who retail them. Whs
to new proofs do our enemies mean to fu'
nv nlsh the world, that Our cause is of Coo
d. Liberator.
GOING DowN!--The Emancj pator,
N. this week, contains list Of serenity ne
on ants-slavery societies, not before reports
his IN that paper.-B
ge The Governor and Council of Mar
ed land have appointed Wednesday, the 26
IL: Of July next, for the election Of membe
OF Congress from that State