Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-29
THE ADJOURNMENT.

THE ADJOURNMENT. ,
The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday
evening, alter a session Of six weeks, which
has principally been devoted 10 the revised
statutes. We are glad this subject 10 thus
%summarily disposed Of The revised code
is 10 be Immediately printed. and go into
operation on the LIST OF July next, with
the exception Of q few chapters, which take
effect on the LIST Of Jan. The listing law
was laid over.
Five banks have been chartered, with the
real estate and bond security provision. viz;
at Danville. Montpelier. Rutland, Pou!tney,
and Felchvilie in Windsor county. These
charters, we believe. were all carried by
loco foco majofities. from which we infer
that the anti.bank bnwlers have resolved
10 manifest their hatred to 'monopolies" by
granting 'corporations." to all who ask
'or such exclusive privileges.
Darlington Free Press.
Effects of The Neic York Election on the
"Farorife Son"-Never was there a human
being more completely chopfallen than Mr..
Van Buren, since the news from the stale Of
New York. Those sweet smiles and signif-
cant glances Of the eye that were wont TO
lgrace his counienance. have given place TO
contracted brows and darkened features.
and the name Of Tallmadge acts upon his
nerves somewhat after the manner OF Birnam
rood on the senses OF the affrighted Macbeth.
Yesterday, when the confirmation Of the
news from Michigan reached bin. il absolute
ly covered his better part OF man, and left
him completely PROSTATE. Thus the gor-
geous Eas, room, which was wont to ring
with the joyous laugh Of its occupants, is now
as still and sombre as a vault. The house is
emphatically no longer one Of JOY. The
sober second thought of the people has
taught Mr. Van Buren, that however much
corruption may triumph for a time. honesty
in the end is the best, as we'll as the safest
policy.-Madisonian.
Rer. Mr.. Pierponk-This suspended di-
vine resumed his pulpit yesterday morning.
At an early hour the house was full. every
seat being occupied. He commenced the
services by reading the twelfth chapter OF
Acts. commencing at the seventeenth verse,
by a reference TO which the application to
his case will be readily perceived. After
this he gave out his text, and preached a
most touching and beautiful charity sermon
in behalf ofthe Mobile sufferers. to the great
disappointment. doubtless. Of many who had
attended under the expectation OF hearing
a discourse Of a very different character.
Any one at all acquainted with the passions
and f~railties of man. will perceive the wisdom
of The course which MIR. Piespont pursued
and think the better of the man and The divine
for so doing.--Boston Mercantile formal.
n-The case Of the Africans ofihe Amis
tad has been postponed till the frs, Tuesday
in January next. on account OF sickness o
J the interpreter. which rendered him unabl,
to attend. The prisoners were sent back 4
New Haven. Marshal wilcox remarked
to us the other day, that in such a case, j
was his intention TO provide them witt
thick clothing.
The District Attorney has filed a new
libel, on behalf of the United States. ground
ed on the claim ofthe Spanish Minister, TO
5 the vessel and cargo, AFRICANS included.
$ 10 be given up to his Government. according
TO the provisions Of the treaty. He als'
filed a libel lor the boy Antonio. 10 be sen
back to Cuba, agreeably to his own wishes
VI Good-The Baltimore Chronicle Of yes
.erday contains this little but meaning para
e graph
N 1--WE regret to learn that three gentlemen
s of this city, occupying respectable position
ia society, were arrested and held TO bail OF
Saturday upon a charge Of being concerne'
s in 6uing out vessels designed TO be employ
/ ed in the slave trade"
d We call this good news-not because W