Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-04-15

OF the oid-iashioned black ink. 1t is cor.
sehleht iDr manufacturing editorials, be-
cause It flows smoothly. But it is good
Tor nothing. else. Indeed it would not be
good even for that, but fer the fact that
our MSS. are generally transformed into
Metatttc letters before the blue current has
',me 10 run away. We have before us
! strongest proofthat this blue ink should
DC aVolded In letter writing. in bookkeepinr.
ana, IN TACT, IN all important writing. tran.
sactions. One of our Wall street friends
mas called with a bill ofexchange received
ms morning, from New Orleans, dated
wa Mafch II, The bill itself is perfect. The
ming up and the Signatures having been
Written in black ink Blu, the letter of in.
Satructlons, which filled the residue of The
nrSt page ofthe sheet, with The exception
OF some half a dozen words. or fraoments
ol words, has been entirely oblilerattd. Bv
some means, the letter got wet IN The mail.
ana lhe wiring is entirely was.ied out
% also OF the account current on the sec.
ono and third pages of the letter. More
than three lourths ofthe writing has en-
tlfely disappeared, and the liquid of which
II was formed, is now probably mingled
with the kindred blue OF the Gull Of Mex.
leo. In any event, this account current is
most conclnslvely Hquiddted. By the way.
II Would be we'll for spectators, buying
lots IN llthogFa phic cities, to write ibeir
notes in blue inll.-N Y. Spec.
Holmes has been discharged by the SUI
preme Court.- Voice Of Freedom.
The Nantucket Inquirer states that
one OF the whale ships which has recent
~ arrived there from the Pacific, is est.
mated to have cleared more than dollar
an hour, besides interest," on cost. e.. from
the time she sailed, until the hour Of he,
arrival at home. About twenty Nantucket
wnalers are expected home this year.
Volta, celebrated engineer of Como.
is negotiating for the exclusive privilege
OF constructing tunnel through he
Alps. The work, it is estimated, can be
accomplished in thirty years.
Mr.. Whitmarsh, the silk cu!tivator Of
Northampton, has recently returned from
Jamaica. He states that the silk business
is now settled on that Island, and will
probably become one of lis staples. He
speaks OF emancipation as working most
auspiciously there
THE SENECA INDIANs.--We learn
from the National Intelligencer, that trea.
ty made with the Seneca Indians has last
been ratified by the Senate, after consider
able debate. The ESSENTIAL feature of the
Treaty is It's providing for the removal of
the Indians westward from their presen.
locality near Buff,tlo; in consideration of
which the Senecas are to receive GUAM.
THY of land equal to $50 acres for each
soul, and about 100000 in money.
The following recent intelligence from
Mexico, which we find in the n. York
Morning Chronicle, March "a, will be
to those who hold Texas
stock.
--LATEST FROM SPIRIT OF
THE MEXICAN JoURNALs.-The treaty.
OF indemnify for claims of citizens of the
United States against Mexico has been
ratified.
General Santa Anna, It is sad, had OBJ
tanned his passports, with the view Of
travelling, whether in the United States or
IN Europe Was not known.
The pension granted by former Con-
gress to the widow and family of The late
Emperor Yturbide, had been discussed bv
the Congress, and confirmed.
The Mexican Congress had authorized
the government to borrow 100000 at
not less than eighty cents for a dollar
This lean is to be one of the WAYS and
means for carrying on the expedition
against Texas. The principal resource
OF the government for This projected inva-
sion Is the capitation tax, of which we
have heretofore spoken. The Gazette OF
'Iamaulipas alludes to this invasion of
Texas IN terms of confidence
The campaign of Texas will achieve
much glory for Mexico, and restore her
name and her honor. The sL4uery ofths
6t@ck man, arhicA IS tolerated IN Texas,
@na 'oA'cA 'cas The cause Of the revolution.
'o'U arm The Mericans to drice those
ns@rpers Beyond the Sabine Merico gires
freedom 10 men of all co!ors, and she has
her destiny 10 fulfil IN thisrespect."
SO, 1t seems, Mexico has her DESTINY
(" giving freedom TO all colors," as an of.
set 10 the destiny of the Anglo Saxons,
which the Texan advocates have so much
relied on" getting possession of ali The
land" We have strong presentiment
that the first is the best destiny. and will
stand the longest. Somebody viii live to
know.-Emaacspat0r.
EMIGRATIoN.-In 1888 the emigra-
ton from Eng land to Australia was fl
teen hundred, in 1889 fifteen thousand.-
~. I. Spec.
CORN INSTANTANEOUS meetings