Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-04-21

purpose. tie thought that, II genuine, a
document more violent had never been
penned by one country respecting anoth-
err and he put the questions TO Lord
Melborne whether her Majesty's govern
ment considered the document genuine or
not. and whether any official information
had been received on the subject.
Lord Melborne replied that he was not
able to answer these questions, but he ap-|
pretended that no doubt could be enter
tained Of the authenticity of the document
A soUANDRoN ORDERED TO AMERICA!
The Times and other papers state as
positive fact that some part of the squad
ron, believed to consist of ten sail of the
line, which had been engaged on the
coast of Syria, had been suddenly ordered
Oft to the coast of America, to support the
lremonstrance of the British Minister, Mr..
! Fox, against the "judicial murder Of Nc
Leod.
INFANTRY FOR HALIFAX!
4 The Times also states, that "three
battalions had been put suddenly under
orders for Halifax" and adds, ''God
knows how the home service of the realm
1 could be furnished after their departure"
The Atlas says: "War with America
must and will as surely follow upon the
murder of Mcleod, as the light of morning
follows the darkness of night; but then
this war will be war without any definite
object, except revenge for an injury which
cannot be atoned."
The news from the continent we find
Of very little interest.
In France every thing is as quiet as at
our former dates.-Colored American.
THE FIRST STEP.-The N. Y. OBJ
? server says that thus far, no attempt has
been made to show that pen or tongue
was ever moved on the subject of Tenn
= perance reform, before DR.. Benjamin Rush
: employed the powers of his gifted mind, so
!, early as 1904, to rouse the patriotism and
n humanity of his countrvmen in this cause.
r Se0enth Day Baptist Register.
THE JEws.-There seems to be a
!, movement among the Continental Jews in
relation 10 the late events in the East
The following is the concluding Paragraph
y of an address 10 the Jews, published in the
Der Orient, German newspaper
y "People Of Jehovah raise yourselves
Z from your thousand years sumber Raj
>, Iy round leaders! have really the will, a
Moses will not be wanting. The rights
of nations will never grow old take pos
> session of the land of your fathers; build
~ third time the temple of Zion, greater
" and more magnificent than ever. Trust
- in the Lord, who has led you safely thro
; the vale of misery thousands of years
\. He, also, will not forsake you in you: las
conflict"
l. JOSEPH STURGE ARR1vED.---We are
n happy in announcing TO our readers tha
}: JOSEPH SURGE, the distinguished philaS
"a tKropist and friend of the Rights of Man
" without respect of color or the shape ofthe
D. hair, has arrived in New York He
~ came in the British Queen. His resi-
t. dence is Birming ham, Eng. but his home
n sthe world. We most cordially welcome
him to our shores, and. we doubt not. the
n same sentiment will be practically express
" ed by thousands of our Baptist Brethren
JOSEPH sTURoE is by profession ;
Friend; let him be received as a frieno
and brother. We indulge the hope thai
he Will be present at the Baptist Anti
Slavery Convention in New York. Chris
tian Reflector.
TEMPERANCE MEETING IN UT1cA.-
The friends of temperance and the public
le generally, in UTICA and VICINITY
al are invited 10 meet in the academy room
- in the Court HOUSE. in Utica, on SAB
Gu BATH EVENING next, April l1th, at
a, O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of consid
ering the GLORIOUS IMPULSE late
n. ly given to the cause of temperance il
IRELAND and AMERICA and par
H. tlcularIy the ASTONISHING NEW!
m received from Baltimore and NEy
YoRK.
- Measures will be proposed for follow
ing these illustrious examples, on tn
. whole length of the ERIE CANAL
from ALBANY to BUFFALO, at the oper
ing of the spring navigation. =
Opportunity will also be given for tn
'al relation Of" TEN perance experiences" -
TX, PRESIDENT GREEN and other genteme
~, are expected to attend, and participate i
"a the discussion of the evening In beha
ge and at the request of citizens of Utica an
In vicinity.
ir, ALVAN STEWART.
RUMoRED INsURRECTIoN.-Th ps
-, pers announce, that an instruction ha
~ broken out in Trinidad de Cuba, anon
~ the slaves, and that the Governor ha
;o r despatched regiment of troops to tn
ri spot, to put down and restore ORDER
No Whether this is anything more than rune
F or not we are not able to say, but OIL
he thing in the nature OF things, seems
his threaten that Island either that the
roe must relinquish their hold upon these poe
victims of their raoe. or their Island wi