Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-03

es. It. npens earlier than the other cot
ton. and stands better chance, therefore.
OF escaping the worm, which is very de-
sirnctive to late crops in the Southwest.
FLoUR.-The fair prospects of an un-
usually large harvest this season has con-
slderably effected the price OF -four. In
New ork it is quoted at SO, 90 to sc. Is.
| In Cincinnati i. is $500.
| II is stated that many -four dealers in
New York have failed, 1t is also said
that the -four dealers in Rochester will
lose half million OF dollars 10 conse-
quence Of the decrease of the price of
-four We hope such indications may
have a good effect on those in our Eastern
I cities. who combine together TO inonopo-
lie the accessories Of life. In seasons Of
j plenty, however, thereis notmuch chance
for such men to speculate successfully. ~
/ Franklin Messenger.
! Ills gratifying to perceive that the eis
fectss of the specializing era are beginning
10 pass away. Men are becoming sober
again, and returning 10 the appropriate
business Of life. The prospects Of the
i farmers are cheering. The crops. look
! promising every where. High prices
were received for the abundant yield OF
! last year, whichihe monopolsts paid, hop
4 ing sill TO keep up the system of exlor-
3 tion. This has resulted as it should. It
has filled the pockets OF the farmers, and
broken down the spectators. Thus may
!. il ever be- Flour is. now at the good old
, lair price of S6,25. and Whereabouts it will
remain. We should be very sorry that
, any of the fair and honest dealers in The
article should suffer in consequence OF
this sudden fall but for others we have no
/ pity. Let the forestallers OF The cattle
J market now take warning--their turn
!, will come next-<N Y. Saa.
81 SuIcIDE--On Saturday afternoon, the
: body Of Marine, in the undress uniform
!, of the corps, was found floating in the vi.
: chilly Of the Navy YARD, with a piece o
: iron weighing So lbs, attached by u rope
J, to the right leg.
II On examination it proved to be the body
d lof Stephen Laurence, who had absentet
e himself from the barracks fourteen day:
y previously, under circumstances which
IS excited in the minds Of his officers, suspi
y cion that he had thrown himself into tn
q water from one of the vessels living in OF
Id binary at the Navy Yard From som
i'd unknown, cause, he had evidently been h
&c boring under severe depression of mint
nd In order that his friends may learn h
Ise melancholy end. the following particula
I'm ( respecting him are given. He joined Il
N marine corps at Boston, on the 18th Ma
iy 1889; said he was native of Londol
! slderry, VI, and that he removed years az
We with his parents. TO the state of Obi
is, where they now reside. He was. abo
In 26 years offage, IS feet 8 ,inches shig
blue eyes, brown hair, fair compile io
~. and by trade a joiner.
Ali t. Editors in Vermont and Ohio are
d iqnested to publish the aboye.--Bost
ly. Press If Post.
IN LRoM MEXICO. The N. O. Comms
ng lcial Bulletin publishes the following Z
Ige tract from a letter written al Vera Cru
in. "a private letter from Mexico, und
aid, date Of May 18th. informs Us that the r
out Dr.. Mouidoun, Apostolic Vicar Of Tex
ord reached that city on the 18th of May, a
rks next morning called to pay his respects
it the President, ad interim, who would
ng, see him, under pretext of business. T.
out night, at IL o clock, he was conducted
by 4 prison, where he remains, without h,
d. Of acquiring his liberty at present.
III The Mexican VGovernment is orgal
ing ing ansarfny Of GO. 900 men, with VIII
Dr. to- recover the sovereignty oflhelr
Chr, province of Texas, and appear detern
led 70 nlakea desperate effort to effect
ainsf PRoERssoR EsPY's Lecture on Thl
e Of day, evening SET a very intelligent
lck- numerous audience to thinking. Fl
lhe is nuch5more of philosophy in his the
reat- than the public generally wot of and
1T icestainiy brings out some new laws
The nature respecting storms, clouds and T
in that are as striking as they are simpl
ming The facts which five years, inquiries
aany collected demonstrates as hecleariysh
our that storms arise ffomAth tendency o
lges. to central point, from which the
lad arises, expands by caloric, and f.
rteen clouds, and these clouds he describes,
was estimates their vapor power as nieel
ST. one would calculate the power ola 81
.. lengine in a. locomotive. On Monda
ourcs gives his theory how man may ia
Sc AL. nature in producing storms and rain
at the listener. cannot but be Instructed
of the ton Press d Post
with Tur pprsinrNT,s V1s1T.--The
injury dent lelt The seat Of government on T
VIA day. morning, for the purpose OF sper
conse. the summer 10 his native State. He
great mo halt In Baltimore, but stepped fro