Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-11

tanned by Mr.. Pauldlng, the owner of the I
buildings, is estimated at $40, 000.-Bos- |
ton Press.
SENTIMENTS OF CoLoRED AMERI:
cANs.-Let all Colonizationists read and |
ponder the Declaration" of the conven-
ton of people of color, which we copied
on the first page Of last weeks paper. |
Do we want to expel men Of such prin-
ciples! They are the principles that
alone can preserve our nation from de-
basement and ruin, the principles of JUS
tice and truth. The following paragraph
deserves to be written in letters of gold on
a column of adamant :-EmGnctpGtOr:
1--WE believe and affirm that the duty
we owe to the land of our birth, the in
terests of our suffering brethren, the cause
of justice, virtue aud religion, appeal to
US in the most emphatic strains to remain
on our soil, and see the salvation of God
and the triumph of the true principles of
Observation-Disclosures we do not desire to
see our numbers decreased, but we pray
to God that we may lawfully multiply in
numbers, in moral and intellectual endow-
ments, and that our vsages may be so
many Bibles, that shall warn this guilty
nation of her injustice and cruelty to the
descendants of Africa, until righteousness,
justice and truth. shall rise in their might
and majesty, and proclaim from the halls
of Legislation that the chains of the bonds
man have fallen, that the soil is sacred to
liberty, and that without distinction Of ma
ton or complexion she disseminates alike
her blessings of freedom to all mankind"
YEAsr.-The following receipt for ma
king yeast, was furnished BY person well
Experienced in such matters, as means
of obtaining a most excellent kind, which
is easily made, easily kept, and does not
soon become sour. 1t Is considered as far
preferable to any other, and has been
thoroughly proved.
Boil twelve clean-washed, middle-sized
potatoes; and at the same time, boil, in
another vessel, handful of hops in a
quart OF water; peel and mash the potatoes
6ne-pour part of the hop-water, while
hot upon the potatoes, and mix them well l.;
then add the remainder of the hop-water,
and a spoonful of sugar: beat all we'll
add small portion of leaven to bring on
the fermentation, and set it in cool place.
All the utensils must be scslded every
time they are used, and washed perfectly
clean. One tea-cupful of the above pota-
to yeast, will answer for two quarts of
flour.-Genesee Farmer.
! LATEST FROM CANADA.-Accounts
have been received this morning from
Canada, of the entire defeat of the insurg
ent force in the neighborhood ofthe Short
Hills, yesterday, and the capture of theiI
standards and ringleaders. A large body
of troops and 600 Indian warriors had
been previously collected in their rear
and gradually hemmed them in. 1t il
} said thatthere are many Americans among
, the prisoners. who will most probably b
tried by field court martial and be exc
cuted forthwith. All communication
, across the river has been suspended, anc
the boats drawn upto prevent the escape o
| any parties still lurking in the woods
= Buffalo Commercial AdUetiser.
BATHING IN THE R1vERs-In the re
t cent deplorable loss Of three daughters o
t Mr.. Cozzens, at West Point there is
caution to which all bathers should attend
Two of the young ladies were bathing OIL
= perfectly safe beach, the third was read
a ing on bank, when one of the Hudson
| river steamboats, passed up the river; tn
e surge or swell created by the steamboa
: reaching the shore, lifted up the youn;
I ladies, and receding, carried them off
p they shrieked, and the eldest sister plung
;. ing to their rescue, the whole three wer
e washed away. Had they abandoned tn
n water the moment the steamboat ap
:. preached, and waited until the swell ha
abated, the deplorable event could nc
v have happened.-Ne,O- York STAR
l ANOTHER New THING UNDER TIL
= SUN.-We have printed few copies {
n todav's Courier on sheets of the entir
l. India Rubber. prepared for the occasio
Ie by Mr.. Goodyear, which are very beaut
at full one of which may be seen at tn
E. counting-room.
y We have seen maps and pictures, bot
Is of copperpIate and lithogra phic engra,
sc ing, done in Mr. Goodyear's preparatio
a of India Rubber, which are very durs
s. Bile, and have received beautiful impress
m ions; a map of New York city, whic
n hangs in our counting-room, is particu
r larry worthy of notice.-BOston Courte
- CoNeREss-In the House, June l3tI
the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
whom had been referred a memorial
the New York Peace Society, askin
z Government u take measures for esta
I'd fishing Congress of Nations for settlir
t. disputes instead of appealing to fore
OF made report adverse to the prayers
IS the memorialists, 10000 copies of whic