Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

W We caru That Mr. John Sherman OF Fair
field on the l6,h inst. fell from load of hay, and
severely injured that he died in IL few hours
ailerward.-,H .ALbdnS RePub.
From Florida. We have Ivy the way of Savan.
nah, dates from Pilaka aud Pcoluia TO the l7th
Colonel Worth, with his captive Goa COO chce
were ut Tampa, waiting the issue Of message
winch Co-a-coo CT ee had sent to his friends to
come in Ivy certain time, rs llIe Colonel has de-
tcrmncd to hang him they do not 1t was
thought this threat would have the desired effect
On the 10Th All Indian was caught near The Pana
sufrka, by Capt. Seawe, OF the 7th Infantry, aud
promised TO show the way to the camp OF Haleck
Tustenuggee, Oh the Ocklawna. An expedition
had accordingly started with him, bat with wla
success had not yet been heard.
An order from Washington, is published in the
Savannah papers, directing that the name Of Cap
tain &. &. ilutter of the 9th Infantry, he dropped
from the rolls the Army for "Open ereclion of
duty, contempt Of authority, aud disobedencc OF
Il ,sive order,' and that LIST Lieutenant K. G.
Ashton, AID uaut ofihc 2nd Dragons, is dismiss
ed from the service IN disgrace. having enibez-
zled public and private funds in his trust for dis
bursement and safe Keeping
.Nt,o Hampshire now presents specimen of
pure loco iocosm. Now that the conservative
portion of The Van Buren, party have Joined the
wing Democracy, the rcsidnunI is pure or rather
impure loco locoisln Of The Bentouian school. We
CAN see what we may expect iftliesc Fanny Wright
agrarians get into power.
More MOI Lar. The office OF The Illinois Star
at Rockford, was entered few nights since, aud
the type thrown into the ri. The editor Of the
paper had condemned the summary execution OF
the horse thieves in that region. The people
therefore exercised little Of their sovereignty
upon him for presunng TO express his honest u
pinions.
Yeas and Nays on the passage Of The Bankrupt
RiJ ~, no Sennfe
Yeas -Messrs Barrow, Bates Berrien, Choate
Clay, Clayton, Dixon, Evans, Henderson, Hunt
inglon, Kerr Nlerrick, Miller, Mouton, Morehead
Phelps Porter, Simmons. Smith Of lndiana, South
ard, Tullmadge, Walker White, Williams, Wood
bridge aud Young
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay of Alabama, Cuthbcit
Fulton, Graham, King Linn, McRobcris. Nicho
son, Pierce, Pren'iss, Rves, Sewer, Smith Of Con
neciicut, Sturgeon, Tappan, Woodbury. ant
Wright.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.
The annual literary festival of This popular in
stilution will take pace Wednesday next, ano
we learn that Rev. JonN roDD, Of Philadelphia
will address the Society Tor Religious En- Jury,
OH Monday evening next, Aug 2nd.
o. Tuesday, the annual Joint celebration OF The
Phi Sigma M and University Institute socic
ties Will be held. The ora'ion before The societies
will be pronounced Ivy Hon. GEORGE A. SIMMONS
oil NGCEHlllc, N. WHO Is IhNOrHHy KnOWl us
member OF the New York Legislature and III
able advocate in Essex County. The well teato,
ability of the orator leads us 10 anticipate u pro
ductiun of rare intellectual excellence. On the
same occasion II poem VIII be delivered by WIN
II. G.. ilosMER, Esq. of Avon, n. va gentle
man said to be acquainted with the walks of Par
nqssus. The Junior Exhibition Tuesday eve
ming, followed on W ednesday by the exercises o
the graduating class.
Tn oil tn ,bo
Of Representatives, will necessarily undergo Il
mendent in its progress through the House.
or the passage OF the bill subsiun tally MS it is
ported, we do not suppose there can be any doubt
the Treasury indeed cannot get along without il.
Ii may therefore nc assumed, that wooens linens
silks, coffee, teas, wines aud spices, will be subec
ted 10 an I'D rdIorem duty Of 20 per cent and n
this duty is, according TO the Compromise Act
calculated upon the value here and not at The piac,
Of purchase, the duty on the actual cost of The mr.
ice would probably be at about 25 per cen, al
ralOrem.
In such BILL supposng the principle to he set
tied that additional revenue is to he raised iron
the customs the main difficulty is in udjustn!
the details; aud grea, reliance for hid in such al
undertaking must be placeh npou PRACTICAL and ex
perm'ntal men.-.Meto York .4nericdn.
The Philadelphia Catholic Herald denies tn
s DRY published on the authority of MIR Cpste, o
the Imprisonment of Dr. Reese, an American Dish
op, by the pope.-A young gentleman oflhat city
Just cturned IRON Rome, says that he saw Dr..
publicly in the streets, rs free as the pope himself