The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-19
The steamship Royal William brings London dates to

The steamship Royal William brings London dates to
Dec IA.
Lord Durham landed at Plymouth on the 3Oth of No
vember; and the day addresses presented
him from the inhabitants of that place and Stonehouse
the own.hall, 1t is observed that Sir VIM, Wordsworth
one of the abest and most nnuen ta reformers-stood
with Lord Durham and his party the platform, when
the address delivered
The addresses declared their appreciation Of his govern
ment in Canada In his answer, Lord Durham declared
his purpose make in Parliament ga representation of
facts wholly unknown in England, and disclosures of
which Parliament and abe people have conception;
and that he should then fearessy demand from the Leg
sature that justice which neither they nor the people
would deny to public servant who had faithfully and
honestly discharged the duties assigned to him.
He also avowed himself unchanged and unchangea-
BILE reformer
state that about thirty of the Mormons have been examin-
ed at the Court in Richmond and have been discharged
About thirty still in custody, charges of
burglary, robbery, larcenary, SC.
From all accounts which have received, relative TO
this band of deluded men, convinced that the Nor
MONS far they connected with the late dsurban-
in Missouri have been more snned against than sin
ming They have been nsulted and outraged by the in
habltants of the towns ad dining them, and by acts of
scon and abuse which has counterpart in the history
of countyhey have been reused to desperation and
provok ed to retaae their oppressors If the history
of the Mormon could be truly told should hear
tale of wrongs inflicted these deuded people, which
should make Christian blush to hear. But the Mormons
have newspapers established among them to circulate
through the land and the false impressions
which have been made the minds of the public. The
papers from which CLEAN all the intelligence have
respecting the late disturbances in Missouri evidently
strong imbued with prejudice and hatred against this ia
natcal sect, and consequently the Mormons expect
nothing like justice at their hands.-.Ncr. Journal.
Chief Justice Parker, of N H. has decided that pay
of any kind made in the bills of any bank after
has failed though the fact of its failure may not be known
at the time to either of the parties, is not valid in law
The decision the ground that the receiver at the bills
did not receive what he agreed to take namely, money
its legal representative which the bills failed be the
failure Of the bank.
Gov. Berkeley delivered address before the Temper
Society of Tuscaloosa the Both September, in
which he stated that in the of his life he had been
employed in so 60 capital cases, every of
which, he then recoected connected with ntem=
perance.
The wburvport Herald states confidently that paper
is about to be started in New York. the strength of
heavy Carolina fund raised for the purpose, to advocate
Southern interests and the elevation of JOHN Z. CAL
HoUr to the Presidency.
SLAYER CAPrURED.-The British brig Wanderer ar
rived Nassau NJ P recently, with the Portuguese brig
Scorpion, having ESQ Africans on board
The Boston Atlas states the authority of passenger
in the brig Mary Pauna from the Western coast of Ar
ca, that Mrs. Maclean-better known Miss Landon-
who married the newly appointed Governor of Cape Coast
Castle died there after her arrival from the effect of
the climate.
GREAT YIELD OF BADEN CoRN.-A correspondent
of the Ceaveand Herald writing under date of the 2l
u mentions that Mr.. Erwin, of the town of Euclid, rails
ed Baden Corn, the last season, small parcel of
ground between two and three perche and that the pro-
duct at the rate of hundred and eighteen bushels
of shelled to the Mr. Crosby of the same
neighborhood also raised about the quantity of
Baden Corn and with like The planted
in squares three in HILL and three and half feet apart
each way.
Miss Sarah E. Norton, of Edgarton, N Y. while adjust
ing her dress before the MIRROR few days snce fell and
Immediately expired. She to have been married the
following day.
OswEGo BUTTER. Col Meacham, of mammoth cheese
celebrity is again in the field with of the produc-
tons of his extensive dairy; He now exhibiting pyr
amid of butter, weighing upward of 1900 pounds lie
has forwarded another pyramid weighing over l4O0
pounds Washington to receive the critical judgment of
the representatives of the nation We hope that he may
get good price for as he he did previous
sion for like specimen, sent to the capa-5O cents
pound.-.N II. Spectator.
Mary adjourned Thursday last to Monday next in
bers from colds, &c.
Counterfeit two dollar bills of the Marlborough Bank,
at Marlborough, n II. are in circulation. They dated
Aug. 90 1888, letter A No S2l, T. E. Sawyer, Cashier
and Daniel Pick erng, President They clumsily exc
cuted,