New-York tribune., 1841-08-10
yermon,-Crop.. Politics. &c.


Vermont-Crops, Politics, &c.
Exrac, of letter 10 the Editor of the Tribune
WEST PerLTSLY Vi Aug. 5th. lS+l.
We arc suffering for of in this vcnity-he hay
quite isht-not more that theeourhs tie usual crop
and unless we have Immediate rains the and potatoes
will be poor enough
The good Wigs of Vermont show signs of considerable
dissatisfaction at the nomination OF Col Paine for Governor
Aided By some of the strong Abo,ons attempt Is ma
king for third ticket: think however it viii not auoun;
to much The ticket headed with Col Paine will be elect
Cd but the maj oy will be much less than could De gwen
some more popular nomination
Extract Of letter dated HSsSfHEa 9th Aug ISL
As Tor the drouh beats any thing experienced for many
years th. vicinity The gardens aud pastures have dried
righ, sai, up-aforc the half grown and the Mo
hawk has been clean down to the North River drink every
day this long while.
70 There is crcumstantia in the last Evening
Tatter young being 10 land a. Hoboken on
Sunday July o5th in COMPANY with five young while
three more Young men landed another boat after
and inquired for the party and also ii any roieace
had been offered the girl They then followed the drcc
zion Of the other party-The inference which alone gives this
story auv consequence that the girl Mary C. Rogers
But we have made inquiries and acerained to satsac
ton that the not Miss Rogers but COM
mon creature of the town. who had been taken Of the
boat of the weaker BY the party 1t must be OBJ
vor TO every one that no decent would have been
conveycd unless by force and certainly without oucy
past several persons who would have aided her
~ The Commencement of Hamilton College Clinton
" y took place last week. The yaedctory Grafton
J,l;,o h,, + of
thngton Conn Rev. Albert Barnes of Philadelphia deiv
cred the Annual Grafton before the College Societies The
degree of A. B. was conferred upon fifteen young gentlemen
and that of a. NJ upon eleven The degree OF D. D.
conferred upon Rev. John c. Lord Of Buffalo, and Rev
Ichabod S. Spencer of Brooklyn
T The Maine brig Volta, from Darien, Ga, for this City,
with cargo OF timber ashore at Raneys, near
Cape Henry Va last week in distress the Captain and
all but of his previously died of fever Mr. S S.
Jackson of the Boston barqe Adcne had been put aboard
her several days before and he could do better
than run her ashore smooth and the lives Of
the two remaining if possible They have been taken away
and it is thought the brig will be got off.
D' No Sectarian complains to us that the Mariners
Church of this City is in filthy and uninvtng condition
Let it be reformed.
O' The persons who down in a sabout Hurl-
gate On Saturday BY the steamboat Cleopatra Henry
E. James and William n. James, of this City Henry
drowned hut William saved himself BY cngng the wheel
of the steamboat.
D The Superior, Cart Gould, makes her trip to the
Fishing Banks to-day Those vino have Leisure to think of
taking comfort may get resh and cos by stepping
aboard. (See Card
" James Finley young Engineer the Southwest
ern Railroad was killed the 4th inst between Orange
burg and Branchye S. c. by the spettng of the locOmo