Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-26
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Benjamin Rathbun, on an indictment of
forgery, after hearing Of several days at
Rochester. was delivered TO the jury on
Monday evening las, and on the follow
ing morning the jury came into Court and
declared that they could not agree. 1t is
stated that at first the jury were equally
divided, but on being sent out the second
time, there were three for convicting and
nine for acquitaI. The jury were then dis
charged.
GENERAL JAcKsoN.--We are graft
he'd to perceive that the venerable tenant
OF the Hermitage has reached his home
IN Safety, and in improved health. He
was received with The utmost joy on the
24th ofIast month, by his friends at Nash
vllle.-Washlngton Globe.
H1cH PR1cEs.-The grain distilled in
the city o. Newly ork and it's vicinity,
would more than feed its whole popula-
ton. n. B. The residuum or ssciH re-
naming from this distiIation, after being
subjected to a slight and s!ovenly animal
1zlng process, is sold 10 the Newly orL-
ers, under the name of MILK, at from 6 TO
3 cents per quart! AIT! how glorious
are thy trlumpns !! !-Emancapator.
NEw-Y Stock ExCHANGE.-.Th
n. Y. Commercial Of last evening, says
that the Board adjourned this morning,
without transIcting any business, in con-
sequence OF the death Of one it's oldest
members, VIM. II. Robinson. There is,
however, no aleviotion in the money
market On the contrary, the gloom is
deepening. There We're other heavy fail
ures yesterday, and more will doubtless
follow The total number of failures, of
respectable houses, since the first Of March,
was yesterday one hundred q, sixty-eight.
The Legislature of Illinois, at its late
session, selected Springfield, Sangamon
County, as the seat Of government Of that
State after the year 1910 They also in
creased the capital Of the State Bank two
and half millions of dollars, the stoc k 10
be taken by the State.
ABOLITION REsoLUTIoNs-Con Contrary
to our hope and expectation, the resoIu-
tons Of the Senate Of this state, which
! had passed that body so unanimously ", (see
our last number,) affirming the right and
duty of Congress 10 abolish slavery and
The savetrade in the District of Colum-
bia, and protesting against the admission
of any new slave state into the Union
have not been concurred in by the House
that body choosing 10 adhere to its own
resolutions, which, though excellent as far
as they 60, are not such as will fully sat-
isfy the people Of this Commonwealth,
bat will nevertheless make commotion
in the slave states..-Liberator.
LIBERAT oR.-The South must under
stand, that the reason given why the
House should prefer its own resolves, by
Mr.. Lee, chairman Of the committee, was
that at this juncture, by so doing, they
would more eftctualIy advance the aboIi-
ton cause!-B
Edouard Pontos was, on FRIDAY last,
presented to the President, by the Secreta-
ry OF State, as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister nipotentiary of his Majesty
the King Of the FRENCH near this Gov
eminent
The whole number Of failures in this
city within the last two months is up
1cards Of hundred, without including
sundry small dealers whose misfouunes
attract 10 public attention. An inteIi-
gent friend who has taken the pains TO in
form himself as 10 the facts. is of opinion
that the aggregate liabilities Of the sus-
pended houses is more than FIFTY MILL
IONS. 1t shor'd be observed, however
that most OF the houses in question, will
be able ultimate y 10 pay all their debts
N. Y Jour. Of Conn.
GREAT FIRE IN NEw-ORLEANs.-
On the 9Th inst. this fire took from a spark
from the locomotive engine while running
on the railroad. Nearly two squares
were on fire, and lO7 houses were con,
, surned About l27 families were left des
ttute Of SHELTER &c.-N Y. Spec.