Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-09-12

troIabe, had orders to approach the South |
Pole as near as possible, the French gov !
ernment will have to boast that It's efforts |
| in behalf of science extend at the same
time from Pole TO !e.--Fcreig" Quar-
terIy Rerter0
Mon AT BALTIMoRE.--Ther was
quite an outbreak and riot at Baltimore
on Sunday night las, by mob of whites
upon meeting of blacks, worshipp!ng al
their Church in Sharps:reet. The con-
gregation was dispersed in great confusion,
fyinr from the windows and doors am:l
continued volev of stones and brick
bats. The cause Of the outbreak was
successful attack BY few negroes upon
watchnan two or three nights previous
No lives were lost, and the damage to
property dc1able.--Splrtt OF the
Times.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.--An Officer OF
the Steamboat Techs, states that, before
that vessel left Natchitoches, report
reached there, AMI was generally credited.
that the Indians from the North had In
vaded Texas in numerous and formula
bic BODY, and were driving The white op-
ulaion before them in great CONSERVATION.
The town Of Nacogdoches had been pill
LACED and burnt, and all The inhabitants
driven from their homes. This alarming
p rumor had its origin probably in some ill.,
road of small war party upon the white
4 settlements, such as occur nearly every
year.-Natioaal Mtellieencer.
!, To clean Paint that IS mot VGrnastcd, -
Put upon plate some of the best whiting,
= have ready some clear warm wafer and
g a piece Of AlnHel, which din into the wa
L ter and squeeze near y dry; then take as
= much whiting as will adhere to IT, apply
1T it TO the paint, when little rubbing VIII
j. instantly remove any dirt or grease; WASH
we'll of with water, and rub it dry witt
If soft cloth. Paint thus CLEANED look:
l. equal 10 new, and, without doing the les
A injury TO the most delicate color, it vii
t preserve the paint much longer than
cleaned with soap, and it does not require
n more than halt the time usually occupied
'F in cleansing
ASSOCIATED ALUMNI OF NIDDLEBu
;, RY CoLLEcE.-rhe following appoint
:; rents for tne mex, celebration Of the ubov
- named association, were made al lis las
~ annual meeting:
- For Osa'or, Hon. Alexander Il. Ever
y. EFT Of Boston, Mass.
&c For substitute, Hon. SiIas Wright, j.
4. of Canton, N. Y.
For Poet, Rev. George B. Ide Of Phil
" adtp ia, Penn.
~ For Substitute, Prof Henry Smith 0
a. Marietta, Ohio.
e Coop News FROM CASADA.-We dr.
happv to inform our readers that all IN
y troubles of thu lower province, at 'ea>
SIS are at an end forever. Hencetorth Their
to will be no more intestine commoIons-
ne bad blood will no longer exist b'twee
hn the races--thc province will b. purgei {
d. all the elements that work Mischief
~ Dr. BrAndrelh has established a
nts arency in Montreal.-N Y.Spec.
W, FrEL1Nos IN ENGLAND-Ne cop
I ~ the following extract from a letter to tt
IN H. editor Of the N ,tioua Intel jgencer, date
he London, july 10, for the especial bene
Of the edrors in Canada. who will have
Il" that the Unitrd States aud England are {
III the eve Of an exterminaling war.-N
nI Spectntor
~: There have been rumors Of war
N' circulation, but the authors Of them a
- persons who think it would be to The
advantage if such disaster We're 10 {
- cur. The rank, wealth, and inteIIlEen
re- Of the English nation are Que and
ito most anxious for the conlinuoncH Of pea
we indeed if the opinion of the masses IN Il
,,,,cy, 4, mi SIlO1
the stan limo relative to the Northeastern boz
arn- darv lines were canvasScd, II Won'd
ave found that they would much prefer t
pa the British government should at OF
d in give NJ the disputed territory, rather tF
hjch risk war repeat it upon toIera
rted good authority, that the English PEG
has are mos, averSe' to ho>:Iities; AMI f'rtF
} be that the best informed upon the sub
,ha, iaurh at the idea even Of chance Z
urD- war.
'>"' Extract from the American Journal OF Scl'
I'M and Arts, Vol. "a No. |, April, 1888.
evaiI Sixth SATELLITE OF SATURN
realty letter from Sir J. He'sch"I', from
nv of Cane OF Cool Hope, dated Jan. II, l.
1t d. to gentleman in London ii appears
Z ST. he has re-iIscovered the sixth shtei't'
e At Suurn, Che second in order from
not planet Since his fathers Observable
renee one had been able to procure any de-
Jined evidence of its existence. further thar
ment his report. Sir J. HerSchell hal sew
pint is good observations Of 1t, and has trace
ia all r,und and round many revolutions
10 the itors Correspondence. 8
treaty yU, Whoa, is now sellin
mus, White Pigeon Prairie. Michigan, at
an, anu cents per bushel.-N. YSpee.
Tor The cron of wheat raised In Lvln: