The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-30
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would have given $4,000 to each of these So
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A Shameful Deception. The President has
been grossly hoaxed by somebody, who indu-
ced hum to believe that the new Judge, t. II.
McCaleb, of the u. s. District Court of Lou
ls'ana, was dead, and to appoint Bennett A.
Crawford in his stead. The news came upon
Judge McCaleb like a clap ofthunder, just as
he had appointed his Clerk, and opened his
term on the LIST inst. All was astonishment
in New-Orleans Mr.. Crawford came out
with Card, protesting that he had nothing to
do with the matter As the President has no
power to remove Judge, of course the new
appointment is a nullity.-Tribune.
The assgnees of the U. S. Bank at Phila-
delphia, have commenced suits against Mr.
CowPerth waite, ex-Cashier, fer the balance of
his Indebtedness; also against the directors of
1889, for declaring dividend in that year,
the Bank not being in a condition to pay one.
Lord Morpeth, distinguished minister of
the late English Wing Cabinet, has arrived in
this country. He was in Albany on the 18th
inst, and left the next dav on a visit to ex-Pres-
ident Van Buren, at Undertook.
Lord Morpcth has been longer known as
Charles Grant, Esq. and afterwards as Sir.
Charles Grant.
The Caroline Affair. Sir Allen McNabb
has published card, requesting all persons who
were directly concerned in the capture and
destruction of the Caroline, TO forward to him,
at Dundurn, their address, place of residence,
profession, and age; and If they have suffered
any loss in consequence of their share in that
exploit, TO state the same, and also to furnish
any other particulars they may desire to CON-
municate.
PoRK. The Pittsburgh Daily American, of
the Sth inst, says ave are told on good
authoriy that pork can now be contracted for.
IN the interior Of Indiana, for 80 per 100
lbs.
Hhig p,ctorg. The election recently held in
Putnam c o.. GEO, for St,te Senator. resulted in
the choice Of Grigg>, viii by majority Of 10.
Al The annuni election in October. there was a ,e
The Buffilo Commercial, Of LIST week. saws.
tie s''al owness # lie wafer IN the canal tis
IN 'rning PR cludes the possibility of fur her con-
veyance eastward III sea>cn. The water is
lower than al any period within Is years Empty
! bOd ale eve y Wntre seen carrreueuN!n the mud.
In Swe'len- they deprive ii man If tie rir.,t of
! suffrage who gets drunk IhiiI time II W MANY
men held 10 se v ~ respe. table in many parts of
"ur cruniry, would loose This imp rlant riahr.
should such rule he here adopted.
The Hon john Q. .fdan,s has iniorme the ed
or Of The Quincy Patriot hat he does not enter
tain the design w!ich tie newspapers have alrrit-
ut'd TO him. Of retiring rnn public life al the end
| OF his prcsenI Congressional term. He Saws :. he
shall be ready 70 srrve lis constituents, as their
| Represrn'a i've TO Congress $ long as they NAV
require his services. and his he lib permits him
l" disciiargt the duties OF the Office"
|, is now ascertaincd that VIM c. Dawson.
The very worthy representative 10 Congress ON
! Gcoreii. has resigned his STAT
Animal Magnetism seems to be at discount
Is Baltimore. Fhrenoogy however seems 10 be
about al par, as yet
Churches in Kentucky -Bl.hop Smith says
there are in kentnckv 400 BapiIst me-. ting-6ous-
~, 100 Methodist. 100 Presbyterian, 20 Catholic,
! and IL Eplscnpalian clu cbes.
Rev. John Todl, Pastor Of the 1t ConC era-
| ilona church in Pm la e lphia. has been reuct-
AMY dismissed by the society al his own reg !est.
! The Hoo. An lrew S.evrnson. late minister
OF the L. ). al London has arrived al y asIIng-
ton.
AT The request Of the PresiIent nole prosequi
las been entered by the Attorney Grre' al ia tie
case oil the indivi 'uals indicted for bre ch oil
tie Pc ace hear The Presidents house on the night
If first veto.