Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-30

Indinna.-The Senate of this State is Wing,
either 81 to 90 or % to %. The House is Oppo-
sition, 81 10 46. The mui ority, however, includes
several Members who are elected 10y Wing votes
cas-, on local considerations, but who are pledged
to vote OH party questions us their constituents
would have them. Mr.. Wines, the new opposition
Member from Vigo, admits this in card OF thanks
to his Wing supporters issued since the Election.
Nep Yorker.
Forida.-We have, by the why OF Savannah,
good accounts from Florida. Co a-coo chez S
whole family, men, women, &c, lOU IN all, nave
come in at Tampa, 40 or more Indians of another
band, were daily expected there. This seems to
promise an end TO this disastrous war.
The Bank BM.-Twenty three States through
their Representatives, voted on the fnal passage
OF the Bank Bill. OF these sixteen voted for il
and seven against it more than two TO one three
did not vote nj all.
General Wool-The Madisonian says,-Gener.
al Wool had been nominated by the President TO
be Brigader General U. S. Army, in place OF Gen.
eral Scott.
Near the close of Mr.. Van Buren's Administra-
ton, Mr. Gray was turned out OF Office in Mary
land, end q Mr. Shaw appointed in his place.
Within a few days, Mr.. Shaw has been turned out,
and MIR. Gray reinstated; whereupon Mr.. Shaw
shrieks prescription proscIiption!" AS well
might foot-pad deprived of his plumber by the
OtlCer OIL INC law, yen ipppo'y
Louisville Jour.
The editor ofthe Globe says that he goes forthe
repeal of contracts. He always did. 1t is known
in Kentucky that, whenever he contracted TO
pay money, he always went for repeal OF the
contract.-lbid.
few yeais ago, the doctrine of the repeal OF
charters was confined 10 those New York agrar
ians vino went for the abolition OF The laws oil
property, glorifed Fanny Wright, and amused
l,,,
Now that doctrine pervades the whole Locotoco
party, and is even Numbered abroad by Locofoco
leaders upon the floor Of the Senate of the United
Sates.-Ibid.
The Locofocos of Congress are for the repeal
of the contract between the Government and the
bank. Their agraran brethren in New York cit
are for The repeal Of the contract between man
and wife. 1t is hard TO say which are most 10 be
despised, the Congressional dsorganizers or the
New York jack-cades. Ibid.
spine Laying" in NeD York.-The Croton
Water Commissioner adverlises the Proposal ior
"laying Pipe through various streets in New York
The entire length Of the pipe to be laid exceeds ten
miles. The contracts will commence about lhe
time of the autumna election in that city. Inc
Golanites must look out about those days tor To-
&C" pipe layers
Kentucky abolition. The Louisville Public
Advertiser Of the 81 inst says: we do believe
that were a Convention now called in Kentucky
clothed with penary power To remodel The Con
sttution, the free labor advocates would bear the
sway, and that provision would he made for the
abolition of slavery."-Good.
The Loco Foco organs are still threatening tc
repeal the National Bank, il one be established. -
They are the self same organs that threatened ic
repeal the late Presidential election. We presume
they will repeal the election first and the bank al
forwards. Alias.
Conveaient.-W c see it stated that the Borough
Council of Harrisburg, Pa. have passed resohi-
ton ordering new emission OF S2o,OO0in SHIN
plasters, bearing per cent interest, 10 redeem
those already in circulation. Harrisburg aud il
authorities are intensly Loco Foco.
Worihy of ImilatiOn.-Ihe Highly Messenger
states that clan OF Cherokee Indians still relnain
ing in North Carolina. numbering about seue,
hundred, all belong to the Cherokee Temperance
Society," except five or SIX and these never pre-
tend to drink spirits until they get among The
whites.
"A Mail Steamship once a tOeek to HaiIar.-Th'
London Journal of Commerce states that the En-
glish Government has, ON the accommodation o
Sir w. Colebrooke, the recently appointed Cover
nor of New Brunswick, entered into contract fol
the running of a steam-packet weekly rom Liver
pool to Halifax, and vice versa, during eigh
months of The year.
A dreadful disaster belel company o
equesrians Miss Cole, cousin and i've
gentleman, while riding near Snlem NJ. oil Sun
day last. The cousins horse took fright ant
she was thrown with great violence upon her head
at the same time Miss Coles horse became unman
ageabe aud she was also thrown her foot became
entangled in the strip, and she was dragged abou
two bundled yards, and her body horribly mangled
From last accounts it was thought Miss Col
would recover but her cousin was doubtful, ii
she had not spoken since the accident
N.tcark Daiiy Advertiser.