Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-20
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made to the Cherokees, 10 be paid for "A
year, subsistence after their removal This
Is exclusive OF S5,O0000o Stipulated to be
paid by treaty, and also Of the further sum
OF $l0b0U' tor supplying blankets, cloth
ing, &C., 10 those Indians who need il f,r
their comfottab bic re .noval- Zion's Heraid
TIvERToN.--At contested election il,
Tiverton on Monday last, between the
temperance and contemporaries parties,
for the choice OF town Counsel, the for
mer succeeded BY majority Of FIVE votes.
Zee. fter. Jour-
The Governor of Barbados has sign
ed the bill passed by the Legislature for
The immediate abolition of slavery ia the
Island, and sent it up for ,he Queeu,s
approval. The apprentice system is ad-
mitted to have failed. and it is now under.
STOOD that no opposition will be made 10
Immediate emanci patton in the British
West Indies Boston Press 5g~na
Governor Marcy has directed JUDGE
Cushman to proceed to the trial of the
pirates who burnt the Sir Robert Peal az
soon as the course of law will permit
Boston Press.
U7Genrral Wool is under orders to
| proceed to Maine, and watch the proceed.
J Ings of the people on both sides ofthe un-
Edlscovered boundary line between the Brit.
ish possessions and our own.-N YORK
Spectator.
! RICHARD II. WHITE is now under tri-
al In Washington city for the fourth
time, on the charge of having Set Ere 10
the treasury buildings 10 ls33.--Nass'
Register.
ALL A HOAx.-Tte discovery Of the
Northwest passage by the Hudson Bay
Company. is, as We expected hoax, cot
up by that company to assist them in OBJ
tanning a renewal of their cbarter.-Bos-
ton Press.
OLD NEWsPAPER.-This number, pub
shed on Saturday, the OH instant, saws
MIR. Barber, the editor, Completes -eishty
gears since the Newport Mercury was
first published in Newport, June 18th,
1853 } by james franklin, elder brother
OF DR.. Benjamin Franklin.
The Mercury still exhibits all the vigor
Of youth.-Proeidcnce Courier
The steamer Sirius, as well IS the Great
Wes.ern, may be expected here shortly.
although her arrival in England has not
yet been heard Of She was advertised 70
sail from Cork for New-York, Nav %
and July l6; and from New.York tn
London, June 23l and August 10. The
British Queen is to take her place on the
Sd of September.
The Great Western was advertised to
leave Bristol May %, July IA. and Sept.
|, and on her return passages to leave
New York June 2l, August 9, and Sep
TENDER 27.-BOston Patriot. - E-5
New ORLEANS, May 2o,h.-sma1L
Pox-The brig Grand Turk, arrived
this morning from New York, lost her
late captain (Leighton) on her voyage, of
small poX, and her fist officer and the
principal part of her crew are down with
the Same revolving d.sease.-Couriey.
A CAUTION TO MornERs.-A child Of
Mr.. CHE, living near ElaIe's Factory, in
H1verhIII, Mass, was SO badly scalded,
on TUESDAY lis, by sitting into kettle of
boiling water, during the absence of its
mother, for few moments, that it died
yesterday. The age of the child was
about two years.
AT IL o'clock Sunday, the thermome-
ter stood at 90, and Monday, at 95 deg. in
the shade, at LowelI-two hotter davs
than any they had last summer, we be.
iieve.-Boston Press: - =
Barron, whose trial for the murder Of
young Lyman has been going on at Ro-
chester fer some days past, has been found
guilty.-B0st Press.
The editor of the Pittsburgh Advocate
believes that two hundred steamboats, have
been built in that city within the last four
years
Ar1ARr:.-Dr. J. V. c. Smith, Of Bos-
ton, has large Apiary on the TOP of his
house, Bowdon street, from whence tho
bees make excursions to the surrounding
country and return loaded with honey
This is certainly carrying DOT the rms
a1ur6e' principle with profit -N YSkar.
There are one hundred and twentv-s;Y
million letters and newspapers ANNUALLY
transmitted through the Post Office n
Great Britain, at an expense of about g..
100000 -
The House of Representatives Of the
State OF Connecticut have passed an act
ment for debt.