Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-12-01

Tres, and other valuables OF ROYALTY, be-
tween groups of soldiers, police. firemen,
and others from the Jewel Tower to the
governors residence, which is situate at
the very further extremity Of the green
None, however, sustained the slightest
injury, and by dint of most prompt exer-
tlonlhe Jewel Tower itself was savel.
FEMALE HERo1EEIN BELFAsT.--The
cause of Total Abstinence has received a
new impulse in Belfast, by the visit of
lady from Dablin-Mrs. Carlisle, whose
name and good deeds, as Father Matthew
remarked in his letter to'her, were known
throughout the lan1. At her solicitation,
with that of DR.. Murray, the Apostle of
Temperance first visited Dublin, where
from 800 TO 500 public houses have been
closed, and some of the largest prisons
nearly emptied. For the ast fourteen or
fifteen years, Mrs. G. has been in the hab-
1t of visiting jails. penitentiaries, etc.,
where she had formerly sixty or seventy
females to speak to; at her las, visit there
were only fifteen.
90 Monday evening. the 9th ult, Mrs.
Carlisle attended at the total abstinence
meeting, Linen Hall street; on Tuesday
evening in the Lancasterian school, and
on "Wednesday evening at the Brown
street school, to assist 10 the formation of
" Female Society,"" and "Juvenile
Temperance and Missionary Association"
Mrs Carlisle was married to PresbV.
terrain minister, and has been for 80 wears
a widow. Her son, fine boy a! Trinity
College, was killed by falling from the
rocks in Wicklow County. She has
several daughters respectfully married, all
| OF whom made it rule that they would
not receive the addresses of any but tee
totallers, and this she advises all young
women to do. With the assistance Of
another lady in Dublin. she has formed
| Total Abstinence Societies among sailors
etc. .-....s. .... e.--. -. ... ,... 4
! A PASSPORT SoUTH.--A few days since
we heard an invalid clergyman enqu;rine
of gentleman residing at the South
/ whether it would be safe for him, an avow
| ed abolitionisl, to travel to the South for tn,
recovery of his health. He was assure,
most fully, that it would not be safe-tha
should his connection with abolition be
come known while there, he would be ii
eontinual danger of being lynched, an,
perhaps hanged-and that neither his sa
cred profession, nor his personal respeeta
bilily, nor his state OF health, would b
certain of securing him fiom persona
violence. What story is this 10 tell {
one half ofour country! Amid what W
consider the tyrannical governments Of th
Old World, the person and property ofth
American traveller are perfectly safe; an
he is at liberty to express his sentiment
on any subject without molestation, an
should he by any means be exposed 10 il
; jury or abuse, his character as on Amer
, can citizen viii secure the protection an
! interference Of the government. Yet til
same traveller cannot pass through or
) half of these free United States, for healt
business, or curiosity. without immine
> dan ger to life and liberty from his ou
e countrymen How much reason abo
i. tionists have to praise our free inststutio
10 -.our equal rights-our civil liberties l.
) Friend q Maa r-.4.~.
Is JoHN Quincy ADAMs.-The Qiincy P.
L. riot contradicts, on the authority of M
is Adams, the report that he had announc,
- his intention to decline being again ca
- didale for election as Representative
&c Congress, and says that he will "be rea
y to serve his constituents as their Represel
er alive in Congress, SO long as they may
X qaire his services, and his health perm
us him TO discharge the duties Of his Office"
We Gu. Wdtchmdn. ~.
en- Fire at Cadrlestopn.-A destructive
Ell occurred at Charlestown, on Saturday mo-
be ing.-Ch. Watchman.
ne Another CONFEDERATION at st. Johns,
OF B.-This devoted city mas again been Y
tied by an extensive and devastating f
On the particulars of which, have not vet bt
~, received Boston. Courier.
'as Lamentable Accident. = vehicle
be wach several ladies were riding on Tho
nv day last, near Quantico, Somerse, Co.
al broke down. The ladies were thrown
ms and Miss Kennedy was kicked in The b
so as TO tear away a portion OF the brain
~ She fingered for three days entirely ms
M sible, and then expired. A Miss Wal
eel though much injured, il is thought will
II cover. A third lady. il is Stasedsis entir
deranged.
ION Death in The Pulpit.-On Sunday We
'er, Rev. Frederick Tuckerman. Of Poughke
of sic, while engaged in preaching to con
pc CATION in Manchester, fell down in the
d. pit and immediately expired. He had c
,nd planned IN the morning Of feeling INV
and stated to his hearers that he did
i'e' know whether he should be able TO ST
oii' long, for he felt strangely. Soon after
P to inc his text and opening his discourse
the tainted, and almost imme diately breal
Gus his last His disease was probably on
The the heart. Mr.. I. was formerly prea
and among the MethodIsts, oat Tor seVeral J
we'd mas oeen conhec.eu win Tue ~,