Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-03-22

They have a queer mode of running
up stores In Newly ork.s The parting
walls are carried up TO the root and the |
front put on atteraodrd, and sometimes the
latter is merely pasted on and falls out, as
in the case oflarge stores in Fulton street
last Tuesday,
The great hotel erected bv Alderman
Peters in Pearl street, in that city, was
built in this manner, and being seven
stories high, presented singular appear
ance before the. front was clapped on, at
least to those who are accustomed to our
mode of buiIding.--B0s. Ado.
THE THEATRE AND THE ORPHAN
ASYLUM" The managers ofthe Thea
tire at Buffalo, have rendered the Orphan
Asylum beaefL-it was promptly and
respectfully declined. That was as it
should be. Modern theatres are but little,
if any, better in fact. than fashionable
brothels, if like men, they are known by
the compGny they keep "-Au. Stand.
This is using plain language, but not
more plain than is true and is called for.
We are glad to find one editor Of a poliiI-
cal paper speak out his honest sentiments
in relation to the theatre. So far as our
knowledge extends, this is the only paper
In all this region which has denounced
this vile and pernicious establishment,
though its character and influence are we'll
known, Some there are who are even
SO reckless Of the consequences resulting
10 the community from this source, as to
give countenance to the theatre by per-
sonal attendance and editorial "puffing.'
The course pursued by the Managers
of the Orphan Asylum, receives, as it de-
serves, the universal commendation Of the
wise and good and even the concessions
of the advocates ofthe theatre.
The above should have been published
some weeks since, but was mslaid. More,
on this subject next week.-Buf Spec.
COOP NEws.-Thc packet ship Erie,
, concerning which there has been so much
anxiety, arrived safe last week Cap
tain Funk suffered no damage in the gale
Of the 18th December in the Channel, and
his detention was owing to CAIN and con-
trarv winds. He has been on our coast
= 80 days. The cargo of the Erie is said tc
> be worth between 100000 and 100000
= ". Y Messenger.
Missouri has passed law directing al
= persons engaged in q direct or indirec
. manner in the abolition schemes or doc
: trines, to be taken up and sold as slores
y and for the second offence fogged and pu
e in the penitentiary !-Bos. Adv.
B. Rathbun, Buffalo, has published al
q account Of his affairs, in which he state'
the number Of persons in his employ a
1t Oo-disbursements $4,000 per day
g The immense forgeries, he saws were al
" committed without his knowledge, By hi
IF brother Lyman Rathbun, assisted by HI
two nephews.-Vt. Waterman.
e. UNION OF THE CHoCTAw AND CH1CI
he AsAw Observation-Disclosures Of a letter
is the editor of the Arkansas Gazette, fror
t. gentleman in the Choctaw nation, date
S. goth January:
IL Capt. Armstrong has succe eded
n having an agreement entered into betwee
rs the Chickasaw delegation and the Cho>
al laws, whereby the former nation is allow
Is ed home in the country Of their O.
er allies and neighbors, flor which they pa
Ie $3.50, OOO.l
n, The Chickasaws are to form one di
te trict of the Choctaw nation, and to EMO
n equal rights with the Choctaws. The
of will occupy the country bordering on tt
te Canadian-a fine stock raising country
1e rich land and good water. So you ma
al expect another emigration next sprin
I'd The Chickasaws will remove themselvc
ly and intend to wait until the Arkansas
rs up, when they will embark upon boat
OF with their furniture and baggage, and ru
IS, up to the Choctaw country. They wi
N not, therefore, be a nuisance and ammo
er ance to the people of your state.
Apothlohola has demanded that a
ed white men, including those who are int
be married with his people, be expelled fro
ct the Creek country"
h ~ Governor Jenison has appointed y
IL Anvil fact CHt