Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-10

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Governor General Of the Canadas. and
will leave Quebec, on his way home on
the 10th of October, in Her Majesty's
ship Ma.abar. He adopts this measure
in consequence of the proceedings OF the
British Parliament, by which the govern
lnent refused to sustain his ordinances.
IMPLEMENTS OF SPEECH. The fol- |
| lowing communication is from VIM. r. |
Dewitt, pastor ofthe Presbyterian church |
in Harrisburg, Pa.
During a recent visit to Philadelphia
made it my business to become acquaint-
ed with Mr.. d. F. Newton, and his insti-
tuition for the cure of impeaiments of
speech, No. Al North Eighth st. OF MIR.
Newton's moral character was led TO
form high estimate. He appears de-
voted to the moral and intellectual i'm
provement Of his students From the
principles of his system, as far as was
capable of examining them, and the le-
suit of his instructions which | myself
witnessed. | have the utmost confidence
in his ability TO cure the most inveterate
stammerer who will devote the requisite
time and attention to his instructions
WIN. r. DEWITT.
RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE II NEw-HAMP-
sHIRE.-An act passed by the last legisla-
ture of New-Hampshire, provides erery
male citizen of 81 years of age, or up
wards, having resided within the state
months, and In the town 8 months shall
have the right to vote in such town.
But "no alien shall be entitled to vote"-
There is then, no distinction of color recog-
? nized in New-Hampshire as affecting the
rights of citizens.-EmancipatOr.
e RAIN.-From all parts of TIE Atlantic
u States we hear accounts of copious and re-
+ freshing rain. The mills which have
been stopped are all starting again, and
= the streams will probably soon be as full
as usual.-Eorning Star.
: Mr.. GEORGE CoMBE, the celebrated
writer and distinguished phrenologist, ar
= rived at New York city last week in The
y Great Western. He is expected in this
1t city in few days, and will here deliver
;, his first course OF Lectures, probably on
s those subjects to which he has of late de
r voted his time and talents.
S. Since writing the above, we have seer
d in one of the daily papers a notice of Mr.
y Combe's Lectures. They are to be on thu
n science of Phrenologv. rs connected witt
= Education, Legislation, &C. The cours
= will consist of Is lectures, the first O
o which will be given at the Masonic Tenn
d pie next Wednesday evening-Zlou'
y Herald.
!. The Kennebec Journal (Me.) says o
>, the crops In that State
! In Maine the corn was never better, tn
N wheat is tolerable, potatoes good, though
.. not great yield, hay plenty, etc., and OIL
: the whole Maine has had more produc
,e tive season than for many years.
n WHEAT AND Flour. Wheat sol,
yesterday at ID shilIings per bushel.-
Mt There was large quantity sold at tina
r rate.
D. Flour was held at SO SO cts. per bar
I'd rel, but there were few sales.
he The news from Europe has had al
c. immediate and sanitary effect upon tn
= market-Roehester Ado. of Sept. 90.
v A Loss We learn that the America
Sc and Foreign Bible Society lost $500
ut copies of their edition of the Sunda
School New Testament, which had bee
k printed as far as the I'd Corinthians, b
ID the burning of the printing office of broth
k, er John Gray, in New York, Aug. 30th
d, The amount of the loss is estimated g
re SI,400-and the issuing of the work wi
or be delayed three or four months by tn
re dIsaster.-CRristian SecretarH
10 TRADE OF New York. Such is III
N extent of importalions at present that tn
., number Of officers attached to the Custom
IN House is sometimes insufficient to d.
w spatch the trading vessels as fast as the
m arrive. This is, we learn, the case al tn
,ot present moment There are more mel
chant vessels this morning in port tina
ba there are inspectors to take them in charge
On We understand that the cash receipts 8
Va the Custom House the last month, wer
: over 81, 300,000.-Ere Post.
ed RicHEsT FREIGHT YET. The bri
n Rocky Mountains, Capt. Haggerty, cleal
en- ed this morning for Buffalo, with the fol
m lowing articles of freight, viz: Us ba
BIZ rels flour, 1924 bushels wheat, I8 cask
ali butter, 6 casks feathers, 9 boxes furnitur,
ne bales Buffalo skins, l6O packs fur, Is
ne hides, 90 barrels fish, and ION. slaves, i
all 3l5 tons.-CLereland Ohio Gazette.