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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-27

THURSDAY. March l9,sz,
IN the Senate, resolution was introdp.
red, that the Senate meet hereafter at l o..
clock The resolution lies over ONE day, "A
Mr.. Norvell introduced resolution, ,in
s.rucling the COMMITTEE on Military Affairs
70 inquire into the rxpedieney Of erecting
Qualifications at Des,oit- The resolution
lies over. a "a,
The resolution offered yesterday In rela.
ton 10 officers Hudson and Mikes. Of the
Exploiting EXPEDITION, was taken up.
Mr. Noryell asked The object OF The mo,
yer in presenting the resolution, II nppear-
Cd 70 hia,so b. y reflection on the commaryl
ding officer. N
4 Mr.: Soushard Wid he designed 10 NJ
no reflection: The matter in refsreR y
which he made bis inquiry, WINS q sui g
discussion il several Of The new Ps's \
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-27

FREpEnIcK HoLBRooK. President.
A. E. DwINELL, Vice President.
WIN. w. FEssENpEn, Secretary.
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Sur l!nterbaltuns nnb 8slebruna.
Giu MdodCn in Gnt3lltfuuo

a.
Der YbilaceIpbia ssoser pom lstsn
Nopember er;Gblt fcl9enoe Gelblbte:
"Stit cinioen 1aoen berribt i'm untsrn
5bsile Don philadelphia cine nlbt unbe
eeutsnoe Nufre9uno, in Solse zines um-
iianoes, Der Den eiebbabern oes Mertwur-
Dieen uno 0berelauosnS Stoi1 su sielfdI
tieen Setrabtunesn liefert. Wie 60 bslBu
lag Elm iunoes @doben Don Is Sabren,
oas an, st osr Gbur6 ano TetlebStreis
1e in Soutbrpart wobnt, Don 6reitao u.
BEND bis Wontos Wcreen in einem3uiton-
De Ger Gnt8ifun9 - oas Maobcn mar
fruber eifri9 oer Relisicn ausetban. 1T a.
ber unslutlider Belle telsoer saoon abb
oetommen. 8or &ur3en rpare ibr aber
Die Sabe ernit-oie eanae porberesbenoe
&ecbe beiubte iie rell9ole Serldmmlun'
aen uno mar immerfort nit Seten beibdfE
tiot, um wieoer Den Stanosunft su erlan:
oen ben Iie frubsr inne batte. Nm Srelr
tao Qbeno teisuete iie ibre 3ufrieoenbelt
nit ibrem 3uitanoe uno CAB Dor, l'e babe
nun Die 8erubieuns eefunOen, naeb Der ile
nit 70 srofsr Sebniubt ositrebt babe
In ienem Ibeno fiel fe in einen 3ultano
ednsliber @eflbuolisfeit une seb bic am
Wontao Woraen fein 3eiben oes eebens
pom fib-nur oann uno rpann CAB lle Ell
nen eaut BON fb-cinoe bielten es fur
eiuen Sraum uno anoere bebaupteten' ite
lprede NIT Geib0pfen. bic nlbt eieier
8elt anseboren.-Im Sonnta9 war ibF
re @obnuns fat aberlaufen bon seuten.
| Die neueieris paren bic Saebe nit onau'
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prpCl q IT Il tt 8 II.

Wahbtm Der ahtbare 7eGn Sanf6 Gsa.
pveteeut pcr pcrltblssenenG pnrttn ppng tN'
mon fplrae, bee hritten Gcrihtshc3irts tC:
Nfbeue aus eeu gauutiee Sfrfs, 0tortbamp:
ron uup &rtba, in Nenu(upansn, unp Sitbs
ter Der WnterIhfelltbcn gcurtsn rou Dper
umo Sermlutr, ntr pirrteliabriaen 9isunacn
uup aQaem;iuer SefinauiB Grltrlauua, iii
eepatbtcn Gauntics, mo Dlattbias @. Nels
daro nno winiam Ncpams, Gsq'e., NlGtrr
Der Goutcu rcn Oper uub 2crininfr, GER
picrteljabriasn Gisunatn II. allaemenrr Srs
fauauis grlcciarna. fir Die Nidtuna bon
Saupt. nuc aneern Derbrstbsn in acoadtem
gAuntp Bsrts, ibrcm Befsbl all mih ausacs
A. D. 1910, wprim 1ie cine Court pcnC ON:
mon plsas rsr allacrucneu plrrteIiahrlasn
Sisunaen, Over uub Ssrniner uno allselnts
ner @efananiG grlspiauna anteranmen, ,pel.
ebs astaltsn ,perpsn ica ;n Nrarina, fit bic
GaunrD 8erfs, auf ocn erlfcn n1ontas
i'm nad,ifen Januar j,pctbrs ben 4ten bss
crfaatsn Wlpnate feiu iplrb,) uno relets 5ptl
QDobcu raurrn fcR-
So miro tisrmit Stadrit6t ertheilt Al trll
@crcner, Die 3riepenerlthtsr unb gonttabsI
BET scsaetttn gauntp Bcrfs : caB fle ftb 3n
sriaster 3cit, I'M 10 llbr Oormittaas. NIT
ibren 9rscihninsM Nesitratnren, llnters
(utbunacu une eramnatensn uno allelt ans
bern grinnrrunaen ein:ultnrsn baten,nm fols
Me 9inae ;u tbun, eic ibreu Nemtern Su
tbuu tliescu-9eeslciehc 9icjsniaea wels
ebe psrbunosu IuO scaen Ole 8sfauscnsn Die
in Dem GcfinsniiIe rer Gauntp Serfs fun,
roer banA isin moacn, asribtlie6 Al prtabs
ren, 70 wis ss reebt iein ,naa.
Seinrid, Sinfly. Sdrrif.
Gdcr;HS @mt, MearinS,l
Jsc. /, 1910. Am.
"bott erbalte Gle Kpub!if -
S Sis 3eusen uno Snrors, weltbe anf sr.
Saate Court porasIaccn ltno, werosn esfutbt
lipetliehtcit Al teotabten: i'll Saa ibrss
Iusbutsne nerrtn fe in Gema6heit bee
&rfeses baIn ss;wunacn. 9,slt Anselae wlrt
auf tslcucera Vefsbl Der Court beta'nt &c
,nadt. eaber aas 0icjcnisen ,psltte es al
aebt, fd parnacb su rithtsn babsn.
~ Die Srisseneridhtsr burdans oere ama
fy ilnS ebrsrtistbisf srfnht 8srtdt pen As
eeani,antes uab 1nelaaen ait einsn Der pro
feauirsnoen Tnmalos, pster gilbert une =
sprins.e Sonss, Gsqs. ciniss Saas pcr et'
Court ;u ma;asM 70 sab Sias 5uttrs'fs
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gine Sbio 3eituns er5dDlt, oas Elm &C.
miiler Serr Sia BON SoitsuilIe, in 2run=
bu( Gauntp, beim @raben zines Srun:
mems pcn so SUP 1isfe elm Setoie bofte,
bel Dem ct nicbt untcriebeioen fonnte, Oh es
BON Sben oocr BON llnten fomme. Ils
er oaber pieoer NIT einem brennencensltbt
bineiniteisen woute um nobSuitben uno
etma 20 Sus tief eefommen mar, enedn'
eete fib oas &oblenitoTsab ploelib nit
elmer lauten grptoIon. Die Slanmen
itieeen 80 Sub iiber Die Sberld6e nne
Or. 9iu, tpelber binab9efturst mar, nuts
DC fbredlib uerbrannt, ieoeb nc6 le5enc
berausseSceen. CT forb nab 3 Sasen.
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81 "a, ssaZ.,, a. ~ ~ s52tes-
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De 6 s bre6 Il b ( p 6 D.
GeS Sabre6 tste &tunte
Grttnt NIT ernitsm GblaSs
Grinft, :Srilttr, in Ssr Eunat.
linb minfht ibln Gt9sr na,t.
Su lcnsm 9rausn Sahrtt
enti1isgt IS, msttbs narsns
Gs tradpte Sreue' une Summer pists
unp flibrt uns nAbsr Ar sas Siei.
SIN itsten 9sbfsI frtift
Ole fIi1sIfhnsas 3tit
Sls b!lHst, aItsrt srtiftt
line mrt @srJsffnbslt;
&aum ifamncln tunfle Gdriften
4uf ibrsn mcrfhsn Grlitsn;
limb Sbtnbsit, Ntithtbum. Chr u. Wabt
Ginft NIT Der 3tjt in ses 1aht.
Gjnt mir mob atls !s6sns,
2eer teuts sor efn Sabr
9n qebsnsfuQs itrtttno
Glt 8rcuesn frtblttb mar?
2ttb, Mantbcr if 9tftDNSeu,
uno ltst, une I1ldft in Frisetnl
Slinst an, uno panltbet Stub snab
5n unf'rsr 6reunbs fiIts &rab.
3Str peis ,pie Ranhsr meStrt
Inns Sabr, psrfsnft u's 9eabI
llnaneemcleet foretrt
Der Sob cen Wsnfdjtn ab;
srcs lausm Srib!in9smsttr
2Stb'n oft ptr,rslfte Sldtftr!
msr BON uns had)tlstt pini,bt Rm 5rsuno
Sm jilIen Srats Gub', unS meHt.
Ter quite wann nur It!isNts
Tie au9sn rubi9 su;
Mlit frobsm 9raum osrfhnst
Sbni Sctt teS @rabts Mub'.
Or ihIummsrt furjen Sblu,nmsr
9tat oitfes Qebsn6 &umnNr;
Damn medt ibn Geti, pcn Slanj srbsllt,
Sur wcnne elmer btNrn lBtIt.
2(uf, Srlibsr, frcbtS Dlutbes,
@ub mcnn uns Srsnnun9 ercbt;
User gut it, fnrst Sutet,
SIN qebsn unc i'm SOB!
1crt ianneln mir uns webtr,
limb lin0su 9Sonnslieeer!
Slin9t an une : Sutltin immsrbar,
9ti unfsr Wanlh sum ntuen Sabr!
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Slutbt aus Dem 9efdn9niB.

3spei @sfan9ene, 8. Cooper uno Garo:
ner @. Darlington, oerliei1en am lsten
lesten Sctobar oas 3ubtbauS bon Baton
8ouse. Die Qrt auf ipelde lie ibre Slubt
be.pirtten, Seist wos Meniten unterneb'
men, Tim ibre Breibeit 5u erlansen.
Die 3ellen i'm untern StoG baben ber
Seubtisfeit mesen, Gsw0lbe bon Sadftei'
nen unter Dem planfen=Sloor. Die Ser
BREEDER n,abten nit elmer feinen Sdse ei:
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3 or { d | i q
= . II s. 91l per &,

son s. 9Dfrper
in MifGintaun, Suuiata eauntp, sDsnn''a,
fit Sle 6eraussats sincs Suter6 bst'tflt:
9etffllher 0uif9arten
Trc mmer Gee lsH:
Gas II Soeilfame Inreiiunatn une Neat!n
III e,ucm actn[celi9rn srtsn, pis aHsb
lebtns 8ettte uno Ge(an9e auf aas
1Sct6en uup 8clttase uno III
aaer(ci 2tnliscn 3u tranE9hsn.
9smmt einem nrtbptnrisen Sritbt bon Dem
Gsbraucb pee buII9tn ItenematIS.
Sorrt
0idse nis(ihc Gcbettncb IoIl nnu gum
,rpeitel,luaIe IN Umerifa Berauearashsn msrs
pcu. QBsr ater cer eiacntlltbs Nntcr eapcn
mar, Ut ums nlht tsfannt, NEIL es blfr ju
$ants iebr rar 1T uno ras Strltlatt aus
pemenaem arrl,Icn MAR, non ,peltEsn etr Ats
nruf Der eritcn Aufase 9cncmmrn wurce.-
Ntcr Dies matbt felnen lInterfhlsr eed per'
trsffitbsn Subalts pillen 1T &c Bic llnters
ttisuns aGer frcmmen uur aIdutiarn Steen
uertb. gs bettebt i'll pier sbeiltn, nanI1te !;
I. 5eillame Nsseln &c.
Q. Insrlei Ittne aneuldrne Gstsn nEh
asiRIihe $iterr &C.
s. Shene Gsbttc auf SdtE3aSt ,t.
4. eine faric uMp nrtbwsnciar 0crtersis
Az tss 6crrn atrncmat! &c.
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Sfbi auRacn 3Nr sp tten
uer,t tsutC d, cu auf aae.

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Ger Gcreis elnet Grcmrlars, eansrbait III
Pspcr ,ttunpsn, nler7 Cent unc init pa
rierreee unp leosrurn gesu unD Ghden 623
g,at Ic,n, mslbss ben umterlhreltsrn lttr'
Iicfert perpcn rirb uno bei,n NbJltfsru Bee
,ablt rsrptn nus.
N3u fetbs untwlhrsitrr iammtIt une flr
tis Brahluna thrat, erbalt ras i,thtnts e.
rcmplsr fir icins Wi9e.-ettntalls trbal'
ten rcilenes Hscntcn fir oic1ts 8srt fdnf nno
awau,ia Trcicnt fir ibre SelrtnaMa.
Sat sSerf wirc ;nu, DRUID teferetrt ir'
talo sls (,eb sins bintanaIidc Inlabl nnters
(ebrdtr cmfnect III. r's Sc'tsn saron jI
ttItrsten.
Ntfaintaun, 0loDr,ntsr $40.
gg ltnttrItrciter fir ctiaee Bntb rptrcsh
i'll sisGtr 9ru6ersi ansenorin'n'
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,perbsn mcaen, fir pas SanorIm esr Grsnr
Surp ume Dartcicu 3euaen aRs bcl,pcbHrus
DC Surp telne SGlt perlleren.
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Sane ssn Nasepanp, ;u Ssefsrs, unsanatr.
Ssaper, ~ Snsptr, es.
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GSaibnatNn, sa Waibinsten, unSan9.
ebanbsrsbur9 81 Sbanttrsburs,
eheifsr @auntp 81 2Stirdsitsr, par
sclalpars enuntps ;u ebsltr, Par
0srmantauu su Ssrmantaan, PAR
gettiabura~ ,u Gsttisburs, Ii
2swietaun ~ ee>pistauu, par
Wtibblstaun III Njfh!stlun, par
MsntapmErD Co.. ju NSrristaun, Par
seortbwnbsrlanb iu 1tcrtbumbsr!. par
Gortb amtrifa> Su pbll'a, par
9ecrtbsrn 9jbcrtes" ju Ybi'H Par
Ysnnip!uania* iu HbirM par
Ysnn Saunidhip* ~ YblG par
%ittSbrs, gu pjnsbura. "a
sanf Der 0sr. .St' ~ $bj!aceIpbja. rhr
be. 30. 3,psis* Su ptteeura. par
30. b.. Do. ~ erie, par
hr. %. ts. ju Ssarsr, Far
Do Do o. su Weu Sri9tban par
8srf6 eanntp Sanf su @tac.na {. 0erf.
Carlisle eitte* ju Carlisle, Par
Centre bittc III 8tIefpnts, Ssfhlnsen
Sitp @anr u pttSburg, ln9anSb1'
eelunbia Yruden YefI0fhoft, selumbia. par
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Coylcstaur bittc Sn Ccpltsteun, par
Gaaon e!ttr* ~ @aifon, par
erie Ditto 81 erie, 3
Grthau9s Ditto 81 pittsbnrq, II
Qrd)an9c 3pels su Ncttcapsbura, Far
8armerS 8auf .. Buds etp J. SriFcL par
Barmers II. Growers su Wapneebur9. 3
Sarmsr5 ttto son Qaneaitsr" iu qaneairsr, rnr
6armcrs Ditto, prn Geasin9* III &sl. rar
8armtrS u. 0Wshanjes Ditto su pbl'a, par
SarmtrS uns Ditto Ditto ju D;uetura, sttr,
6armsra unt sittc Go. su Tapstte q. .ssbr.
Ssrmsre unb 70. 3u Srcneatt.s setrot
Granfln eitts ~ SSofbin9trn, 3
@rarb bite (GtcrtsD* in pDit'a, esfhlrG.
Urdrc bittet in pbil'a rar
narrjsbur9 ejttr ju Sarrisburs, Far
joarncnD Snlttutt 81 Icarmrnn unBanA.
JopneSbaIs Sanf ~ StonrtealS, +
59nntn9oon Ditto Su jcuntn9t0r, un9sng.
Sunata ritto ~ QsmiS:aun, unsan9.
&sufn9ton &c. in Nb'a, par
qanfaiter GO. 81 2antaitsr par
qeGanrn %. IN 2tbanpr, par
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Methanics Sanf in phil'a, par
dinners 8anf bon pott5piIe, par
Iprtbern bittc ppn pa. ,u NunbaN, III ab.
MOncngcbela eitte Don Sraunsu'ae 3
WcDmeuiIns Sauft in phil'd, par
Scrtbumbl. II. Gplt. Of. 81 Wiltcn, uneb.
g. Meiteru Sf. p.pa. s.Weabecille, eefhl.
9feu Salcm bp. III SaDettc Gauntn beiria.
Tcrthamptpn 8anf ,u 9lucntann, rar
q. s.. Delam. Srildcn 60. su T.So. aeietl.
alerieul. II. Wanuf. Sf. su Garlisle, 9cbr.
philabclphta 8anf* su Dhilabelpbia, par
RidDarcs CNfarf) in Dbilacelptia, setrch.
SduyltiQ Sanft iii ptil'a, 25 bis 80
Silper qafe Sanf Su Wontrefe, aefhlcG.
Scuthmarf Ditto III VhtPa, plr
Tcipanb1 DO. at Icmanoa>
Union Dc. III llnicntann, Sebrcd'
9Selteru %. lit philabelpbia, par
Be1mcreldnb DO. at @reensbnya, gefd,lo.
QSilfc5barre Sruden Go. III 9Eilf. un9an9
Bpcmins Sanf ;u Bilfesbarre, par
Vcrf pittc* III Ocrf, !
ycustosany Sanf 81 perrYcpclis> nn9anS.
U7Uuf Die nit einen = be3eidneten
8anfen fno fallbe Stoten I'M llm(ouf.
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aniabcrtn, Die crRf. uno punotrpoI pon
otr SADIE rsbetsn."
-sSgrz--s
Sn Wofobulstt5 bat fib Dor .gur3tm
cine neue Sefte 9ehi!ost, Die Den Namca
"Gome cutist5" Die Greiouftreteuoen an
9enommen babsn. Gini9e 0onptju9e ib-
rer ret9i0len Unfitbten iino : l. Sid an
feline reselmdlli9e Geiitlicbs an3ufblisGtn.
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Sppoition 9e9cn ale rcsem6lii9 cr9onis
iirten &irbsn. Seoer icu cine Stride fir
fir fib ielbit biloen. 3, 9litbto@tun8 oeo
Sonntass; olie Sage follen iib 9tsib lein.
Gle Dalten Ser lammlun9en 5u Centre
pi1s, Cape 600 uno epun. Sbr 3wecf
fbeint Su iein, sssen oos preoissn 5u pre-
oisen, lolpie sesen Die Sr9anifyun9 Der
air1en, uuo sssen oos Satbatbboltea.
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llten Sec. msloet fol9ences Aim les-
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msosntn,h :, hisr n,m s;usn, s,fSrss onf
Mo @sosnS S.;nss Spooors osf],i,osn in
anIoe SrfTrn ,r ~, lentcn 02ontoos i1arb.
5r. gsor9 9tapp 5u Gconomp, 8eocer
Gauntp, ga, iest cine 8elcbnun9 Don 50
Sp"'s'n. n. oul o'e en'osau"s ". n Ssus' o
soel1pe Wl1le poll9sh 3Nolluls ie'" %oI'
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icben. cofr Die aeuiTcrunocn oerisni9en
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otv Sabe rebettn."
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and that would honor his draft for the amount
From the Great Crossings, came on TO Wash
;npton. In due time the Argus took ground
against MIR. Clay. Mr.. Kendall came on 70
washington, and found that, instead OF twelve
mr. fifteen hundred dollars, he wanted three thous-
and. raised the whole sum. Part was lentto
him, and part was contribution
Now, reader, mark few facts. Before the
election, MIR. Kendall advised Mr.. Clay to vote
for MIR. Adams, and pledged his press to sustain
him; after the election, he wrote to Mr.. Clay
that if he would give him salary OF SlSoO' be
would go on to Washington and defend him
against the ISLANDERS that were circulateo
against him. In the summer he renewed thus
offer to Mr.. Clay in person, and, falling to get the
office, borrowed $500 in money from him.
again, another year rolls round, the "SL4ArS-
DERS7 had taken deep root in the public mind
a powerful party had organized and established
press at the seat of government, to confirm the
truth of those ISLANDERS" That press had been
in operation from February until the 18th OctoT
Der, with the charge frequently repeated, and de-
MED by Mr. Clay. A negotiation had been OPEN
ed with Mr. Barry and Col Johnson, two of Mr.
KendalPs confidential friends, and communicated
to Mr. Kendall early in SeptenabeT,--yet, Mr.
Kendall on the 18th Of October, writes to Mr..
Clay another tender of his services, -making an
other appeal for the salary, accompanied, Tor the
first time. with an intimation that he was about
to be arrayed against the administration, Out
With an assurance that whatever he might do ne
would not impeach Mr.. Clay's si'ltegrity on Ron
OF" and ret, when MIR. Kendall found that this
last call did not bring the salary, instead OF
defending Mr.. Clay against these ISLANDERS, he
became the witness to prove them
And this is the man, who has been
lostered, by he present and the late adninistra-
ton, and after amassing prncely fortune, as his
share of the spoils of office, as reward for as
sailing MIR. Clay-expects to be made the Presi-
dent of the United States for slandering Gen.
Harrison Il This is the man who would become
the head of the democratic party have
much more to say-but / must stop. This is
given to the press as it is written, and am com
PEELED to give indispensable engagements, which
detained me, until after dinner yesterday, as my
apology for the hurry in which these remarks
are thrown together, and the consequently i'm
perfect manner in which they are written
The truth, however, is easily told, and the facts,
and their consequences, are such, that they have
been deeply engraven my memory.
Strange as they appear, there others yet
to come, no less extraordinary, and no less i'm
portant, as bearing on the character of Mr.. Ken
dali and his associates.
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T1IE TTPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.

Another edition of fifteen tRoi'sGrd copies OF
."THE TEXT BOOK" printed on fine paper,
will be completed this week, greater portion
Of which. has been already subscribed for. The
other edition will probably be exhausted IN a
few days, and as it is the intention of the pub
Usher, t. publish third edition OF fifteen thous-
and copies, they respectfully request the llPpe
c.roe Clubs and Harrison Associations IN the
different sections Of the Union, to send on tnei
orders, accompanied by the cash, as speedily a.
possible. The price is $40 per hundred copies
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IMP ORTANT ARREST

A1NA O1N Il IHN 11ENHNIs95 n e--JOIiII hIt8aH-
der, otherwise known tJeff Griffith was
yesterday arrested, charged, as we learn, with
the murder Of Mr. Thomas II. Lsughlin, on the
day of the Wing National Convention. Tnfor-
nation having been given, Bench warrant was
issued by Chief Justice Brice, for his apprehen-
sion, and directed to Deputy High Constable
LETTERS, who, with Police Officers Sheldon and
Bachelor, succeeded in arresting the accused on
Thursday night. On Friday morning, he was
brought into the City Court, now in session, by
Mr.. LETTERS, when the witnesses against him
were recognised to appear before the Grand
Jury, also now in session, and the prisoner fully
committed to await his trial
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RUMORED DEFALCA-
TION AND ABSCONDING.

The Pennsylvania Inquirer of yesterday, con-
tains a statement of an extensive defalcaton, by
ted, has heretofore occupied highly respectable
position in society. He is said to have squander-
ed from 100000 to 100000 of Trust funds, a
large portion of which belonged to the wife of a
distinguished American gentleman now abroad,
and formerly connected with the Philadelphia
press. Being unable to make good the property
ard effects which had come to his hands as Trus-
tee, he fed from the city on Wednesday last,
leaving note for ! i, father, and consigning his
wife and children to his care.
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A very respectable lady, wife of MIR. S. Me-
Elhenny, of Pine Township, Penn, recently cut
her throat while laboring under depressie Of
spirits. She committed the act with razor, a,d
running out of her house fell into mill race and
died instantly. 500
ANOTHER sUICIDE.-A woman named
Rebecca Barrett, hung herself by handkerchief
to staple in the wall Of the Moyamensing (Phi-
ladelphia) prison, on Thursday. lg Ang
AND YET AN0THER.---An Englishman,
named John Baker, 43 years of age, committed
suicide a day or two ago in New York, by cut
ting his throat with a case knife. He was for
merly captain In the British service
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A SINGULAR sUICIDE.-

A SINGULAR SUICIDE, -The Cinciu4
natl Chronicle mentions the following singular
case of suicide:-esSamuel Welsh, Sen. of Her
yeysburgh, Warren county, committed suicide il.
a state of insanity, on the Goth ult. He put his
hand in the gudgeon head of a Touring mill, and
was drawn imp A
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THOMAS, the popular author of 'sClinton 3raa.-
shaw" has new MS novel in the hands of bis
y. publishers, Messrs. Carey * Hart. The scene
is laia IN Maryland, ga long time ago. and the
tale is clos " connected with the history Of the
Pinckneys. IT, work will appear in October.
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BURG LARIEs.-The Philadelphia papers contain
accounts of several daring burglaries, which
have recently been committed in that city.
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A Wing Convention is to be held at Utica,
New York, on the 18th August. -
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Mr.. John Getz, of Reading, Pa. was drowned
in the Schuyllkill canal, at that place, on Tues
day night last.
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He afterwards, as we have seen wrote to him,
fering to go to Washington and defend HIM
yainst these &C slanders' But the most import
| fall these letters is that dated 18th October,
4 It as as follows - .fs+