Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14
From the Baltimore American.
MARYLAND ELECTION.

From the baltimore American.
MARYLAND ELECTION.
THE final rcsHh.-The returns have
reached us from all the Counties in the
State The General Assembly, it will be
recollected, will this year comprise 81 Sena-
tors and 50 Delegates OF these the Wings
have ID Senators, and 35 Delegates; and
the Locolocos Senators and As Delegates !
making Locofoco majority of sir on
joint ballot of the two Houses, and leaving
tie for one delegate in st. Marys. This,
of course loses us a Wing U. S. Senator in
the next Congress.
Nomination Of Mr. AdamS.-The nomi-
nation of the Hon. john Quincy ADAMS, as !
Representative in Congress, by the Wings
of the eighth District, although it was an
event generally expected, is received here
with great satisfaction. No ballot was Ia
ken or considered to be necessary. Mr. Adj !
ans was nominated at Dedham, as Mr..
Clay was in Fanueil Hall, by the spontane-
Gus acclamaton of the assembled people,
How gratifying the spectacle, to see the
whole body Of the Wings in the District in
which he resides-and that district compos-
ed of towns not before misunderstanding
to honor this venerable statesman. Long
may he be spared, TO bless that District and
the whole Country with the fruits of his
exalted patriotism, and the treasures of his
ripened intellect-BoStOn 1tidS.
A RopBER SHOT ny WoMAN.-The
Pittsburg Sun of the Sd inst, states that on
Friday evening the family of Mr.. Wilson,
who lives in Pride's fields, short distance
from the city were alarmed, when about re-
firing to bed, by hearing a noise in the low
err part of their dwelling. Mr.. w. being
absent, his wife, taking loaded pistol with
her, descended to the lower rooms, and just
as she got down, she observed person pass
ing through a door in front of her. She at
once presented the pistol and fired, and from
the blood discovered round the premises,
there is no doubt but the shot took effect
Immediately after the discharge Of the pistol
a man was seen rushing from the house, and
a third was observed in the garden.
We regret to learn that the elegant stone
bridge over Millers river, at Montague, to
have been completed the next day, burst, on
Friday last by the too great pressure at the
, sides, before sufficient weight was placed
on the top of the arch and most of this great
structure now lies deep in the bottom of the
. river. The contractors were Mr.. Aaron
Thompson of this town, and Mr. - Stan
lev of Nelson, for $500 The arch was
70 feet span, with 81 feet rise.-Keene Sen
tineL
SAD AcrIDENT-We are informed that
c as Mr.. Edmund Blake, with his wife and
r child were passing the bridge in a buggy
e wagon OH the Acworth road near Paper
Il mill village, on Friday week, the horse be-
S came afrighted by some children who were
y PLAYING at the end of the bridge, backed the
e wagon off, and instantly killed Mrs. Blake
II The bridge has, we learn been very unsafe
for a long time,-Beliocs Fails Ga=.
r DnEADFuL.-Mr. Scoby, man ageC
n about 6S years, having assembled the Liber
y ty Pole in Greenfield, on Monday, Goth ut.
e for the purpose of raising the flag, was acct
at dentaly knocked from the ladder upol
g which he was standing, and precipitate'
r. headlong to the ground, distance of thirty
ir flee fcet-breaklng his neck, and KILN;
al him Instantly .-NOrthamptOn COur.
~ MISUNDERSTANDING knows that
is easier to trade with man who wants l.
sell his wares than with one who is indifler
of ent. Then almost every man knows that
OF man who advertises his goods wants to Sc
s them. OF course it is for the advantage c
N those who wish TO buy, to go to such as ad
"a vertise most literally barre Gdz.
in Two rum-sellcrs were brought before Ny
It. ron Lawrence, Esq, at Bechertown, tn
as other day, and fined $40 each, and cost:
st for violating the license law. One of tn
at beauties paid his fine, the other is now lux
ed rating in the little stone house of Uncle O.
On phas', where he will probably remain unit
o. he can mend his Manners VaShingtonid
ss Singular and fatal Occurrcncc.-Tf
he Wisconsin Cleaner, published at Sawvill
If, states that on the 4th ult., most singul;
ed and fatal accident occurred TO Miss Jos
sy phine Moorehouse, OF that village. 1t a
err. peared that she had called upon young de-
tie list for the purpose of having tooth e
W tracted As soon as he had applied Il
an turnkey" to the tooth, he gave 1t ve
en- sudden and violent twist, which instead
IN. extracting the tooth, disiocated her neck
Medical aid was Immediately called in, b
it was of no avail; the vital spark had iie
es Considerable excitement existed in the v
leo lage against the dentist, who had prudent
err left the place by the advice of his friends
The
ice A LOCO FOCOS OPINION OF HIS oW
sb- PARTY.
49, The Nantucket Islander is one OF the most ra
~ papers in Massachusetts, and IS conducted W
tie much tact and ability. Besides this, fiaswe is