Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-05-16


amount covered BY insurance. is not far
from S1.5o0O00 OF this Is, 900 falls
upon the Georgia Offices. 1t Augusts,
The New Hotel was insured 10 this city
for 100000, and $4,000 il Augusta. Ii
is believed now, that the officers here will
pay all, or very neatly all. Of their liabll-
From the Montreal Herald. 24th III.
There las been serious disturbance
at BrockvilIe among the volunteers, and
it is reported that an individual was killed
in the ARRAY. A company Of the SD Re
giment was despatched en- r0Ht to Brock
vile early yesterday morning.
The ARRAY commenced in consequence
of an individual having exposed in his
shop-wlndow some caricatureS Of the OH
GERS and men recently disbanded, who in
revenge broke his windows and threw his
goods into the street. The rife corps was
called out, and succeeded in restoring
peace.
We have heard from an authentic source
that martial law has already been, orsoon
will be. superseded by the suspension Of
the ha6sas corpus act over the whole prov
ince.
New Orleans, April 10.
ANOTHER CAPTIyE CHIEF CONE
JumPer.-This distinguished Seminole
Chief died at our barracks Yesterday morn
ing, and was buried in the afternoon. In
his coffin were placed his tobacco-his
pipe-his rife, and other equipments, uc-
cording to his peoples custom. The mill
ltary, anc number Of citizens, attended
his funeral which was conducted with all
the honors of war. He had been on sick
bed for nearl y two months past.
From the Buffalo Commercial, 22d Inst
REPR1EvE.-We learn by gentleman
who left Toronto yesterday morning, that
all the prisoners under sentence of death,
at that place and Hamilton, have been.re-
prieved. except TheIIer. We could not
learn to what time the rerrieve extends
probably until the arrival of Lord Dur
ham. -
The Montreal Herald of the 21st says
that al; the prisoners found guilty in Upper
Canada are to be transported for life. ex-
cept Theller. who "Was certainly TO be
hanged on the gath" The Herald la.
ments that the execution of Lount and
Matthews affords no certain ground for as
surance that some of the rebels in Lower
er Canada will also be hanged and that
no positive inference can be drown, from
the transportation of the Upper Canada
rebels, that those of Lower Canada will be
treated in like manner The Herald
grieves at the prospect Of any thing like
clemency.
NEw,JERsEY PEAcHEs.-There is rea-
son to fear that our crop Of peaches will
be light again this year, IN consequence o
adverse weather. The Salem (West Jer-
sey) Banner mentions that the trees of
some orchards in that vicinity were exam
lned alter the storm and frosts OF last week
and the buds were found so much frozen
as to fall at the lightest touch. Such is
the case, too, with the fine orchards in the
District Of Colum bia Neuark Dai. Ado.
TExAs.-Advices from Texas mention
that the Committee on Foreign Relations
IN the Senate of Texas, have reported a
resolution instructing the President to
withdraw, respectfully and unconditional
", the proposition submitted TO the gov
eminent of the United Safes for the an
nexation of Texas to the Union. This
resolution, it is said, has been adopted by
the Senate, and would doubles be adopted
by the House also
The Governor of Massachusetts, on
Wednesday, prorogued the Legislature Of
that State to the Tuesday preceding the
first Wednesday of January next. The
Governor has given his assent to one hun
dred and ninety-six acrs.-N Y Spec.