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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

OUTRAGE on THE AMERICAN rLAt

Vblhhnb w int AMERICAN FLAG.
Tic follo~ir itnpsrsn, intelligence uo fctei,.
81 at late hoar est e,rnog;
Os sasrd she steamship CoLussil.
Nest INV -OhLrsSs. Match 25.
L~sting Gslsesion 90 ne morning Il tho 2i'h
tn.i. Ior Nsssco. pe soon discovered two Mext.
esn ys,ssls II st,. one bag undcf pfrss ui
canvass. askng e. o. the oiaets large ship w.
ing Of sncaa'. The latter soon ct under Way
AND lsnsd the eh.sc. bai alter fplioeiae " three
houts they both gave q np. Landing our passcr.
s,rs at Velsseo, sud 'sking on bosfd several oih-
ere. Ne stood on course fut Nes Ofiesn,, sud
~ben sbaul sen Hil,s lf3-a Ne.usco sc sea,o Die
covered tho sane vossclr that gsve %. chase in
the morning. Tire bog shot scuss our stsrbcatc
bow sssctuSy Ia iiGc'rem cor Sight u attempted.
We Kept The nslionsl coofs Gyinr ion tie mo.
meet W. raised DOR anchoi N the morning, also
the private signsi " the CoIan,5is 9. tho nsin.-
on dividiag. In otder 10 rrcyeoi our fehi Of
little more ,hsn nuskoi shr, d.,t5ncr the big
ho,sed The MrSicsn colors aud fired q eou loaded
with grape AMI ball. which paced within short
d'stncc Il us; shortly sucr smother pun ui.b
ctsre and canister. which passed close uuI.f our
Sow tue chip ST tie came time hu,siing hor col
ors. and being very shou distance from rs fred
q ball which fell On upr siaibosrd eide. the btg
again Cred ct 80 win grape and canister, evident
~ aiming Of colo's. ~ 81 the shroud- con
peciIug then Nnh the mast vas cut through, and
the flag the sane TINE perforated 5y the boil -
Although were li,oe perfectly siiIl. the cog,ne
being si"pprd. and WITHIN 40 or 80 yards Of the
brig. thee 'cis 81 ,iuIrucc were msulicsted.-
Capt. Nugh, feeling jostly Indignant OF such a
gtoss outrage 10 ls rconlry's lsg. dcmauord
wbst they wanted OF him. and why they cDn'iuu-
ed to FIRE q hIm es he was entirely decnccl.ssl
The. replied, We wan, your papers. CAPT. ".
rcl1irot, Come snd go, them, and G--d--u YOU
# yo1 ire another that n me m biov you To- he'll.
Immediately three masbc,s vita buck and slag
were fred a; h,m as be s'oud alone by The Mirrl
house the turNa d deck. Al that instant tbc
engineer let The steam patiay escare whc!.
from lis sttsuce sud ,Ntrastllrasy noise ~ these
brave MsAicsns. csp-cd Que ami Az, with suta-
~ exception, tu fail upon their faces experimenting
kss We snPp,seoj eta, C.li. ". n.enaed To- pu
IN evrcol.oa tie threat be Uttered few moments
previously.
Thus ended iha encounter. Capt. Wughi
proceeded "a has way inumphanty without beng
searched.
Here fellows Iisi or the names Of the pas
sengers on board Of The Columbia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

We have at last received this splendid production Of
tins great National Orator, on the Sub Treasury Bill
lis excellence exceeds its length And its length is
most unbounded for weekly Ne wspaper like ours
making seventeen close printed columns the Journal
OF Commerce. But we shall make an effort to present
TO our readers in two papers, for II is intrinsic in
value to be passed la tins speech Mr. w has
scattered this Sub Treasury lumbug the tour winds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
ONE HUNDRED CHEERS FOR OLD CON
hEtTICIT!


The Boston Courier Of Friday last says We recciy
ed, by express from Connecticut last evening returns
Of the election of Monday last from all the town. N the
state, except 10. by which appears that Mr. Ellsworth
the Wing candidate is elected by abou, FIVE THOU.
SAND MAJORITY, aud that the Wing rain through
the state since last year from SIX to SIEVE THOU.
SAND"
In addition 10 this glorious result as to the general
Ticket we have the pleasure 20 add that the Whigs
have carried about two thirds of the members of the
House Of Representatives and eighteen Of the twenty
one Senators to tie Legislature.
We thought Mr. Clay and Mr. Webs,er's arguments
against the Sub-Treasury humbng was enough to de.
feat thai bill of Nominations But we think the re-.
buhe of old Connecticut given 10 the Locofoco's will
bc a more sure death 10 1t.
II we have reader who says this is not good ne VS.
aud cannot unite with us in rejocing-he ought TO bc
turned over to Van Buren, But we are su q tha, all
business folks, Farmers Mechanics Merchants and all
working men will rejoice that another rev ,lu.
uonized and redeemed itself from the grasp of the de
stroyer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

tn''ed Suites T,easury.In the VI short and
desultory conversation in the House fRepfesen
during the progress OF the general appropriation bil
Mr. Cambreleng said -
"lhey were then in the fourth month of the session.
and there was not single department of the Gov.
eminent that, for tie last three months had not
been absolutely AT the mercy of every broker bank and
shaver in the country. BY the Indulgence of the
Speaker alone had the members of Congress been saw
ed but Mr. & could tell gentlemen that even that in.
indulgence was abou, to fail, and they would soon be
IN The situation sl the Government officers Il roughout
the Union Mr. G. hoped this bill would be brough, out
OF committee TO night, especially there ma
ny important bills behind upon which they could de.
bate these questions for upward Of hufn million of
tested dFafts upon the Government were already lying
over"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
asa SMIIIIS ESTATE.

S'.iIh or ILRNJ.fE InHE Hon ne Probate
Dei''f r. haH4ns, ~ u Coun fsr the di.,r.et
u x lend.
~ ~ fr'" 'nefrnfd n TO os'uie q Ava gn,il late
81 DaEDss deees,efl tsstsis
rtfi' ~ job bsil sad isaac NcbaI. Executor Of
estate - ss4 aeeesrs Fro reader sa scasut
81 'ef ai'lis'faii0 sa present Their aeoeuD ss.lat
IA 'f<'s 'or 4'nanes.t Fs.t.ts Court 90 te isoi.
81 h1'isn4is tsi- fstpci. "a ihs 1t bIoacay II 81.
4EHfe ~
Ihff,fars yoa ere hsFshy cot Ged e sgreEr t.a,s
go eoor - 80 q ne srl Ars spysEiei = ,n e,..
aoy yo1 hsrr. why he ss1 see0sat =, aoi b. ~
Tired -
C.fep gatsf 10y EsDd . . tas EEL aid u.s...,.
n z CT :. H..'.r! '- .s. -.ir.s is. era. ~ :
20 "a,
~ d I01SLEE Ee..f,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
BRIGHTON MARKET--narch asSrs,s.

At market, 300 Beet Cattle, 200 Sheep and 700
Swine ~ N "
fmcts Beef CANT List weeks prices were npllv
supported, and We quote the same extra AZ 81 Is,
quality 50 % g Is I'd quality 81 o. & Is 81 qu,l.
ny SIa5 Is ~ f'''
MtP Several lots were sold, but We could no, oh
tain The prces few Cossri Weaihcrs al 40 20
Ntrin' Several lots were taken 10 pcddlc A,7Ii,
- lor So"s, and Ia for Bsrrows; al retail
Tor Scws 10 for Barrows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

IN Burlington on tae 9Th insi. Thomas Il. Tlulr
aged - ysan
~ irsss8rsh, 10Th nii Ars Jerusha Tnos. v,sov RI,
DE iaie Gen Roger Enos. eyed - yr-n
Ia hssisslPpi, slrfe 10 Was "a sisit On he -,b
uIii The hon slsPbeS - AAisr oi South Csfal,us
lofmsgiy Governor u. End afterwards senator IA CON
gfres iIot4 isai stzE
~ West Ar.iHgton. Tho l9ih III Ms ys!saa
hsr ~ aged = 4 - ~ - i..h -, D4,s4 E.sie-
..r4fs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

IN tie Baptist CA4fcb, M This village on the "a ms,
b. k.y. Afas lIsynfs. MtJsel Gilbert 10 Mss sg,l,,
ria Mrsser, al Of ih.s tssu
Ia Milton, on the I3h uit, Mf John Lsndon oil
Sglih ii"f5, no ss Lucy iinely Of The fJrner place
Ia South Hero. on tnr lsil I'll, blf Jss Coare. "a
h.ss Lrzfla Fi1.ey, OF. OF s.um hcfe
Ia burlington on The %Jth vi, MI LsN.s 4 ast.n 10
NJ 81 Auc- SiltcasL
y, sAsli'.uiy on The 22a INST 81 Henry Perkins,
70 A4ss Saslu Aml'I, sIi VI s5sistuEy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
BRIGHTON M,RkET--,Iondny Ar,u2

AZ market 2iO Beef Cattle, 80 Sheep and 500 Swine
fHictS BeJ C1Mc--A small advanc. wa. eiI.c,cd /,
we quote extra at %, first quality g ~ 81 second
quality 90 . 10 third quality 550aG2S
Mo'P.-All at markc, were taken ia one lot al abou,
. % each
S'ens-los 10 peddle At IL : / 9 Cor sows ana
ID - for batows, e, retail DC for .ows and Toe
for bbrfop.s w. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

Our Hartford friends cism 81 the n State Sentinrs
bat Ne do not yet hos the Loco foooe arc Ia gri
csf In the houss ,oa hey arr almost Anuihstrd
The rviurns from 1osnd CO. sho~ bal one I.pcufoco
The late Speaker G y CieAVcisnd. and hr hv a ma.
loiIiy u onlr one Up Sal RreI--.aaLa rns.a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

NV foUK. The Legislature Of this State i. much
engaged IN Banking business, pulling down aud build.
ing up general banking law has been under consd.
Grafton during most Of the session 1t viii probably
pass The PhnniX Bank at New York is passing thro'
the ordeal OF scrunizng legislature and it is feared
the bank has, forfeited It's charter aud will be annulel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

We Sad thst subj Treasurer % Ohlo had dsramyed
Wrh ~ 10 900 stolra naary We have fince lrsfn-
"a thai be- only d,4atsr ard tAs suln aPpfoPfia
led u his use, out Of GoFefamsni fuhcs, sts ~
o. e-ag0Q ins'sss = o. steee sfsfse 80 ~'rsE
-- fhsesea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

'P.cfsrc II .N;ie lo,t Hlr5or .fgr me day. No,
10 mention the ii packets " hict base arntei s,ncc
ihe ca oi tbs month irom London. Liverpool and
ha're, Thee cawo 20 oa SUNDAY lMaf,h 25j lLe
io.io@ing splendid feet. winch ueaiy covered our
beautiful bay ~uh t's imposing CANVASS, namely. 8
'aiDs, lao bsrks Il bugs. - schoouers una 3
s.oops-mating in a.l o3 ,1i., among which we're
u 'ssse.s from i1relsn porte larger number
lAan hs. been knnAu iHr $50 seafs.-h J. Star.
A e,ief lf4.n Aeu Aufs Go d B1siun paper ave
--"B,riuess u lopE4ug up about 1000 pacA sea
epnug gooos hsse siiesay armed. rean street,
ffuli. FIae AID uIier business streets are Ell d4ge
and Lci.te-tArs sfs n1Ce more JlocEed up wiih
uofe busy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
WinnoWing Machines

('pN7FANTLY for sale On tho NOS, alynu,,a.o,.
''tm' oy me 'ubscrber, ono milo anl a hall north
o. - NtTLhNp NiLLAGE--ALSO. WIRE Selves and
feNmg ior N'"nowng Machines, Smut.MI safs,
N'. lie h"s continued e. improve the operation an
aHi SIC Of his mills ll he il conf tent they come co,
~ :" p"u"eu'n' ina" any machine lor oIessus grain
manufactured 10 Vermont. specimen nf The gAy..
winch may be made oi yarous s,zc', may be .een u
BEANAN's HOTEL.
For further information apply to Mcssrs BcRr 4 Ma.
son at their store East Rutland, who arc autho,,,eJ "A
ell ;hu above auiclst.
Rutanl Aprl 10, 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

The Fund given by d. Tranilin &, the city OF iIos.
ION 70 200 loaned 20 young mechanics setting UP bu.
sintes, now amnunts 10 S2I asa
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Postscript We have received By eIrfots from
Hartford grnefs rsiu-us from esefy couaiy ts STATE
from ~hch give the following z5sfsc of Toe ,uies for
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

SoLE LEATHER, Upper Leather and Cslf SKIN,
- i3rsale by
R4iisni. April 2, 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
The Land Of stead, Habits Herself Avniu

The Connecticut Courant Of Saturday gives all IN
returns unofioialiy, for Governor, making the agere
gate for Ellsworth (Whig) 272jo.
Beers Tory 2l45o.
Ellsworhs mai over Beers 5scO
Phelps, Conservative l45O
Majority against the Administration 1850
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
Acqui;ni of DIR. Bowen.

The trial OF DR. Bowen at Boston on the charge of
embez2hng large amount from the Lafayette bank has
resulted in his acquttal The Boston Daily Advertls
sdys-Ihis case was given to the Jury at2 O'clock p
NJ, and they agreed upon the foown verdict at A
NJ which was returned at the opening OF the court this
morning
The Jury find that the sum of eirhty-fve thousand
nine hundred and forty four dollars was counted and
Pot into the trunk on the 22d April 1897 and that N
the month of August when the money was again coun.
ted ii9m SAID trunk, there was deficiency from that
sum of wcntyone thousand eight hundred and ninety.
eight dollars Bot from the of sundry indvidu
ais 10 sail runk whlc in the Lafayette and franklin
Barss and from the loose manner in which the whole
6nsioess was uarsacted the Jury find The Defendant
Not Guilty
his verdict was received with consider bic applause
winch was immediately checked by the officer of the
Court The Defendant was then discharged.
Bdnk IF WHds0r. The Directors of this Bank caye
notice on "Wednesday last that they had discontinued
the redemption OF their bills IN Boston Tins no.
lice was soon followed by visit from agent Of the
Suffolk bank reports OF cement on the part Of
the Windsor bank agents IN Boston and other crcum
stance which together occasoned good deal Of *
element and anxiety Mr. Emerson late has
ituled from OIL oihcial conneSIon with the bank nd
Dr. Isaac Green hes been elected President Nepotia.
uons for restoring the credit Of the bank and resunng
us operations are s "a progress I'm such circumstan.
ccs me value % ITS bills are entirely uncertain the
better way for the community is to them lie still IN
tl some definite information shall bee had. They we're
sold here last week. 10 considerable amount, at 80 per
NJ discount
Mr. Bradley, the Bank Inspector appointed by the
legislature, Is nov here by invitation OF the Directors
HE cifcumsiancrs just mentioned may perhaps DELAY
his report.-H Chronicle
Deah f Gtncrai .ish'eg The Boonvc No Emf.
grant OF March ?, says 1T is with no ordinary emo.
IONS o regret that We called upon 10 perform The
unpleasant duty Of Announcing the death If Gen kyui
II Ashley, one Of hss0uris most distinguished c,t..
L-hs lie bfeatIed las last Monday evening the
IN INST, at his residence, The Lsnlne eight nes
above Boonyile
Tie Catlh6 Oh fHgss private letter 20 the Editor
says-" ia" reported changes ia the Cabinet are al
least P1rtly unioundrd. The ouly chlaaes lat s.li
De- are The Attorney GENERA aud tAe Secretary or the
Na'y-the latter feufes IN 4 r!i, cfftaiH bat Pat
MT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

aTFIITIIl TOT Ts'0VTt4hi w
Three towns aud one plantation remain 10 be heard
from which give Wing ~ Y. B 40, las, September
II these towns vote IN Sept n is elected by o.
majority 1t will be seen in the above towns that Rob
efson majority over McCrate Is 500
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
Axes.

DARDWEl.L's Car SEC, A1e,, spsw ,,, L. ,,,,
- feso,s e. sad fyr sale by '''' -
KutarI, April ?, 1893
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
r,am q, Maa..e.,ea q .sn,ll A

We regret 70 learn that Mr ronseu the aho aud ,e.
c,mPihhed Secretary o War. lying dangerously M
~ "auaeked few days since with hhnua pleutisy
200 "'s 50 low yesterday afternoon, ths, his bic wss
dcspajrrd nf
me same disease we sorry to say prevail. TO q
eousdefaAle ctteutin this District
inc Ton Daniel lrni'cf Of Mar land is detained 81
home hy the affection
The Hon VII Bfuyn of New York 10 also confined 70
his l'dg ngs by similar iilness
The Hon NJ Hunter OF Ohio we regret To add, Ia al
90 seriously indisp. sod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
kT GCh .%Ch00F,

NJ rs Ac9rN5 SOM viii give lessons 10 F,,,,l
VI (her native lansuags,) CONNIE rem, an Al M,
ncx', tho &c h o.'sut, '
Ruiiund, AprIl 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
Napt and silk HATS.

DJkI MASON have Just received large ,gppiy
II "hoh hey sre selling O~er than cen 10 had - suy
o.hrr place.
kura4i, Arul 2 1853
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
SERIOUS SUGGESTIONS TO THE LADIES
BY A BACHELOR.

Several benufu Young Indies bove died lately of
'btl'mmn'ion, arising, it Is believed, from tight Ia
eng Let these sud events operate as a warning
10 all those dear creatures who mav he IN IN. b,L
1t ut tightening heir corsets TIL their far cheeks
ofe hushed and their eyes lose oil their suness and
bcaut'iu' expression. Young ladies' never consd
or now greatly The beauty Of The c0unenance is IN
JnTed by light Iacng. Their desire is to make II
I appear mat they nave slender waists but what
sliIy desire IS this They cause their servants to
poll aud struggle to reduce what "nalure has n,adc
incomparabIy welI;' putting the unbappy victims
to 'neNprcssible torture. Indeed were tlgbi lqsinp
made punishment, the world would hear constant
"u'cres against the barbariiy Of it, And ye,
young ladies' subject themselves to this ba1b,rous
punishment and for what To make Themselves
attractive IN the eyes Of the lords Of the creation
n' 90 'hey make themselves attractive by so do
ing Assuredly MOI. We can tell them tLa,
they labor under great mistake. We sneak from
feeling, sentiment aud natural impulse. The d..
emeier or circumference of fair young lady's
bust Is of very lutte importance in the G,,o, If
oeanty-n IS the whole of the figure well propor-
toned and graceful that awakens ado,,rstion rho
slender waist is no essential element of beauty
In order to create m the heart ofman the real sen
timen,, purer than that of Joseph Surface and bet
Ter ihan mat OF Charles his broiher,- is neces.
safy that the waist should maintain a due prooor-
ZION TO the Whole of the figure aud with express
reicreHce also TO the soft whe neck, gladually ap-
proacnns to the pooing lips, the rosy cheeks, the
mctlcg eyes, and the glorious angelic forehead
WIN its ooburn clusters, hanging round II like The
acan'hns over the CurInihlan capital
What can be more unsightly objec, than ie-
male modelled after the exquisite Mcclellan statue,
ou' wih waist like a wax taper! One might be
fearful Of approaching her lest the waist should
s"ap and the lady fall INTO two pieces. No. 10
grace. thorough grace Is what the ladies' study
and 1t is to be hoped thai they wall profit by hese
Hn's aad come To the jet conclusion that too
Haffo" "aist IL not on element Of beauty md
grace, but i'at ID 4, principle leading to torture
"e'ahcho'y. CONSUMPTION, death, marble nonu.
"'0"' anu nc JhfI EtoisI. COILS.
'710hhoH Of imPTiswmeHi f0r Del, a. Ohio Their.
scarcely doubt but the barbarian clio OF gptison
lhe person for debt viii be cxpunged m d sb,fi i,r
from every state code "a the Union hc popular brsp.
d" lhe Oho Legislature have Just passed to thrd rsa
o"g ny heavy vote OF 50 10 the bill Tor this pgrpo.e
~ J. Star. FF'
o~ % spe eggs' without using single letter Ia The
word-tauglFlyf
5i passed 'h- House Of gates of the state Of
NafJ lauc, on NccIes lay last uy - O. Il vote gI The
adjustment Of inPfsoG.l eui fof dt1t
il - announced officially ihe Argus that the state
calals NJ" be open for gallon 1u Ih- l3b Of Ami
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

II - announced ofcia'y 10 hc Argus hat the state
cauais all be- open for uav 4on oa A- Iah Of Asr,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

y 5dl passed 'h- House Of Deeysisr Of the state
Naj aud' on Necles lay last, 1y - % IL vote for "a
aboiishmrnt oi imprisonment fof debt
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Y 0ticc
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Office.
'I'HE T'nnnt' occupying lands in Rutland { oariy ie
l. longing 10 the "SocSN ~, He J,yoyoeotion 81 ~,
G"pti IN Fo'cign Pa,if,' hereby noti oi la I'm.
"tt l. OEFshgE Eq.. hu' resigned hi. agenc 8. s,l
hLHhr Is. IowsLEE, tsq IS appointed 100 h., pl.te
DORAsTU- WOOSTER
Tor the Geal Agenti,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

4so'toH 81 imBrispauea, fJr DeJt IN ohm Tbs,.
scarcely doubt but the barbarian relic OF npuson nj
he person TOT debt will be c2punged IA short Tine
nom every state code ~ the UnIon The popular brsucB
gi 'he ohio Legislature have Just passed to third rea.
ong ny heavy VOe OF 50 10 the bi Tor this pgrpose
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

wofd-taughFiy7
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II will 10 'eeu from The sabsinsd aSucis f,otn ...
Washington paper that .r.cnl pcfson. Of di.uee,ier
4" Wasl'"s'eN are s'srmiBsly ~, 81 similar eis,a.e
Among which = VIZ roinsct, who. u was repeated on
Ihnrsda' and believed ia both House. II Ccnerrs. ga.
dead add motions we're oyrn made 10 take some Pre-
mna'y steps in rslailon Go his burial elotr tho mia
take vas discovered. ny The latest accounts he VA.
supposed to BE- better
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Apo,her Mhir Yic,crr 10 Mnlne.

The Boston Daily Patriot furnishes returns from the
late Mr. Creys District where election took place
last wrek FOR Aenbcf Of Congress 10 Gil the vacancy
thu result II which IL ss follows
Mr Robertson (whg 4et7
McCra,e, Van Barren 1857
Scattering, 4o3 1850
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
MIR. Mebstcr's Specch.

Majority agains, the Administration
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~. 'ug-7a sl''gFFrfs lorisa. ~ 'r,r. a-I'-iss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10

Tie Caom'' csfHgss A private letter 70 the Editor
sAys-" III" reported changes ia the Cabinet are at
least, P7riy uniounded. The ouly changes llat vii
ee are the Attorney Genera. aud tAe Secresr, of the
Na'y-the latter feutes IA Asri, certaiH -b1t Pat
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-21

The FIRST LIGHT INFANTRY, Of Pro-
dence, under command of Capt BRowN,
made a trip to this place OH Monday last,
in the steamer Kingston, and visited the
French ship Hercules in our outer har-
Dor, and as might have been expected,
were treated with all the attention and
politencss imaginable. We were truly
glad that this fine company paid us a
visit, if nothing more than to show our
French friends that the sample of troops
which they had on the Saturday previ-
Gus from u ncighboring town and State,
did not exhibit either Il fair specimen ol
our Military or of American manners
We can hardly forbcar fully exposing
the conduct of said company while ii
this place. They indeed disgraccd the
name of soldiers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-21

ARRIVAL or THE STEAM snIps "GREAT
WESTERN" AND SIRIUs."-The steam shiI
Great Western arrived at New York carly
on Sunday morning from Bristol, England,
having sailed from that port on the evening
of the I'd inst, and consequently mado the
passage in fourteen days. The passage
from New York to Bristol was also made in
fourteen days, and without accident. The
Sirius arrived at New York, on Monday
evening, a little before dusk from Cork,
whence she sailed on the 3lst May. Her
passage to Cork was performed in lS days,
precisely the same as her passage back
The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser contains
copious extracts from papers furnished by
these arrivals. We have only room for the
following:
The directors of the Great Western steam
ship company have passed resolution that
another great steam vessel be immediately
commcnccd. which Is to be called The City
Of New York.
The British Queen steamship was launched
on the Oath OF May.
1t was exactly sixty-nine days yesterday
since the Great Western started from Bristol
on her first trip to this country. Thus IN ou,
little more than three months she has crossed
the Atlantic three times.
No less than four new companies have
been formed in London for steam Navigation
across the Atlantic. Measures Of the like
nature were in progress also in Ireland.
The debates in both houses Of Parliament
during the fortnight that had elapsed since
the date of our previous advices, were gen
orally Of much interest but on two SUBJECTS
especially they were highly important,
These were the Irish poor laws, and the irlsl
municipal corporations.
The Jupiter74 sailed from Cork for Canada
on the 25th of May, having on board the 80
royal fusilccrs, completed 10 GOO rank ant
Gle, and commanded by 1t. Col. Ross.
II FRANCE.
The Courier Francais states that all The
II French diplomatic agents to foreign coun
H tries, who had obtained leave To spend thu
winter in Paris, had received orders to repai
to their several posts. Marshal Soult was Il
leave for London on the l7th Of June-an'