Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-08-09

the pulpit of Church on Sunday eve
n'ng, was taken before Justice Chamber
la,n' at Cambridgeport, yesterday, fined
olO and costs for the assaults, and bound
IN the sum of 5000 to keep the peace
hammond had absconded Albert S.
burjlnghame was fined $40 and costs
and bound in $500, it being proved that
he boosted of having hired Hill and Ham
mona mona to take the lecturer from the pulpit.
The fellows should now be indicted for
conspiracy, if not enough are implicated
10 make 1t a riot. The Justices who re-
fused to grant warrant, are said to be
named Heard and Sparhawk. The latter
II IS asserted was sick. If he can prove
mat he was unable to make out warrant
from sickness, he should BE- excused
Inc name of the other should be borne in
mind TIL the Legislature are about to meet,
Wh'n petition must be got up to the
House, 10 call upon the Governor and
council tor his removal. Such mans
continuance in Office one hour, is a scandal
upon the motto Of the coat Of arms of the
commonwealth. The friends of law and
order IN Brighton must not forget this
Boston Press.
M DoWALL's LIFE.-The memoir of
the late Iamen'ed John r. MDowaIl is
prepared for the pCeSs, but the pecuniary
arrangement now prevailing in this CITY
and elsewhere, prevents its publications.
The materials have been found to be rich,
abundant and interesting, and from such
examination as we have made we are sat-
ls6cd it will be one Of the most instructive
and edifying pieces Of biography in mod
crn times. The first edition will be print
ed from common type; and as a consider
able time before another edition can ap-
pear, those who wish to secure early
memorial of this devoted philanthropst,
will do well to forward their ORDERS
Moral Reform Societies, booksellers, and
the friends of !. r. NJ DoWalI, who wish
to secure copies of the first edition, are
requested to send their orders at once, to
Messrs. Leavitt, Lord & Co., publishers
of the work for M'DowaIls widow, to
whom the copyright belongs
The book will be in l2mo from 400 to
500 pages. Retail price 81, with the
usual discount by the quantity Terms
in all cases, CAsH.-N Y. Euan. J. l..
A FAT OFF1CE-Bv the accession of
Queen Victoria, the Attorney General
will receive a sum in the shape Of fees to
the amount Of 100000, for signing pa
tents of ofi.p.
AUBURN AND SYRACUSE RAILROAD
This road is in so much forwardness that
it is expected the cars may be put IN mo-
ton by the first of October. 1t runs thro'
very fine country for a distance OF
tWenty-Slx miles, and on the way en-
counters an inexhaustible bed of gvp-
sum.
The kingdom Of Greece with popuIa-
ton Of a million and half, has only IS
Iicenced physicians, while Chicago in H.
lInoiS with 5000 inhabitants has no less
than 40 ofthe medical fraternity.
The house Of Loring Ames, of Clinton,
(Me.) was consumed by fire last week, in
consequence Of ashes being left ir wood
en- vessel A child, seven years old, who
was in the house at the time the parents
OSll9 doSeHl a. q oLOlt ulStduCe, petlSneO.
The Louisiana State Bank has resum-
ed specie payments so as 10 paw all under
$50 in fulI-haif Of those SlOO-one
quarter OF all under SlOOO.-Bos. Press.
The last advices from London are, tina,
specie was flowing into England from all
quarters. A large amount has been re-
ccivei from this country and Russia.
The bank had increased it's bullion to
e5,30O,OO and was daily growing.
The gold and silver miues of Russia
yielded last year GI,OO0,O OO.-I6
Will the Governor appoint somebody
Justice Of the Peace in Brighton who will
see that the laws arc executed I'D.
CROPS IN MIssISsIrPI.-T The Vicks-
burg Sentinel of July IL, says: so far
as we have heard, the memory Of the Old
est inhabi!ant cannot furnish season when
the crops Of cotton and corn in the south
west promised as abundant harvest as
the present.
AMERICANS ~ PARIs.-The Paris
correspondent of the New York Express
writes" Many Americans here are plac-
Ell IN the most disAgrceable plight No
one will accept their bills on the United
States, and they can neither stay nor re-
turn home. Some ladies from Albany,
amongst others, are reduced 10 the great
est straits"
We learn from the same source, that
the celebrated banker Aguado, appeared
as one of the friends of Mr. WeIles, of
Paris. in his recent application to the
= Bank Of France, and advanced him eight
hundred thousand francs.-Transcript.
Several contracts for Wheat have been
taken IN this county, at one dollar per