Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-12-21

portion ofrhe MESSAGE. which then closes
by recommending the reimbursement of
tue foe laid upon General Jackson al the
time OF his defense at New Orleans, and
assuring Congress that "the Executive
viii most zealous!y unite its efforts with
those OF the Legislative Department in
the accomplishment Of all that is required
To relieve the wants of common consii.
tuencv, OF elevate the dcslinies Of below
ed country.
WoNDERFuL ESCAPE. = We learn
from the Concord IN. FL Patriot, Of
"Wednesday, that Horace, son of Mr.. Ma
!! than Call, of that town, while at work in
repairing the Free Bridge, across The
Merrmack, fell from the bridge and was
dashed upon the ice, some Is feet. His
fall was not discovered till from so to Is
minutes after il took place, as is supposed
When taken up he appeared as though
dead. His right eye and side Of his flee
were dreadfuily bruised, and his whole
system chilled and benumbed with cod.
| DIR. Ren,on was Immediately called and
he succeeded in restoring him TO consci-
/ Il
been discovered 10 be broken.
From the Buffalo Commercial of Nov. 81.
The Wayne has gone iato winter quar-
tiers, being unable 10 Get ino Perrysbureh
IN consequence Of the ice The B. Hill
and Ches peak both remain at Cleveland
The Constitution and Harrison, which
left here on FRIDAY last, are ice bound in
Erie Bay, passiby Tor the winter.
! Private advices from Chica go say that
the steamer Missouri was safe al that place,
, and would leave for Buffalo on the goth
ms. Being in port, Capt. Wilkins would
i likely abide the abatement of the storm.
Intelligence from Grand River, a point
upon Lake Michigao. 35 miles north OF
Kalamazoo, SAYS that the schooner Coum-
bus, Capt Marsdin, wlh cargo of wheat
from Michigan City, was ashore at that
place.
The Great Western and Chaulauqae
which have both taken or frcights for
Detroit, have discharged the same again,
and the probability now is that no more
steamers will leave fer the west this sea.
son, consequently the several invoices,
=. J.
A considerable lot cf merchandise, oils,
sc. shipped per schr. Juliette, for Detroit,
are 10 day going into store again.
The Waterloo, which went up to the
wreck of the schr. Florida on Tuesday
afternoon. succeeded in obtaining l25
bhls -four in damaged condition; the
balance OF the cargo saved will be dlspos.
, ed Of 10 The best advantage where i! lies.
: SERIOUS STAGE ACCIDENT. = The
: Zinesville Aurora of The 81 inst says =
!" On "Wednesday nigh: last the western
: Stage was precipitated over preciEice o.
/ twenty ftet, on the hill east of Mt. Ster.
, lag, and within eight miles Of z lnesvi!Ie
SERIOUSLY iujuring ID number OF the PTS
i sengers. Messrs. Caro,hers, Campbell
= and Gentry, members Of Congress from
r Tennessee, Messrs. Smith, Senator, Wal
, lace and Lane, representatives., from Iudi
: ana, Mr.. Goode Of Ohio, Mrs. Lime, anl
wo young men whose names we did not
: lean, were In the coach, all of whom
a were more or less in ured. We regret L
! learn that tie life of Gen. Carothers i
dyspaired of, and hat NJ. Wallace also il
: in dangerous situation. O.e of th'
e Young men had his arm broken. Blu
: two of the passengers, MeSsls Smith, 0
0 Indiana, ard Goode, OF Ohio, were abb
) 10 proceed on their journey"
Free NEGRO SAILoRs.-SeveraI fire.,
negro sailors says The Franklin, La. Ban
t ner, who have been brought TO this por,
in coutravention of law, are now confinet
I, 10 the jail of this parish, where they vii
d De kept, al the expense of their captains
e until The vessels TO which they belong ar
+ ready to proceed TO sea. Ii is the duly G
< the officers in charge of all ports Of entr,
{ or Landings, in lLiS Safe, TO notify III
q nearest Judge or Justice of the Peace {
II The arrival of every vessel or s'eambo;
" f:om any other State, having on board an
'e Tree negro, mnlatto orpefson Of color.
;. Death IF Samuel Wooa,gorth. Sam
II Woodwork, the poet, who from indispt
!. silion has long been under a cloud, die
). in New. York on Friday night, aged s.
III Mr.. w. was by profession printer -
n very amiable man, and withal seuiu
81 IN early life he was connected with var
Ee Gus publications, TIE most important
~ which was weekly paper, very beau
fully executed, published in that city du
r. ing the last war with England. and call,
he The War" lis character was indieat,
Is. hv lis title. i, being intended as an oftici
= record of The events of the contest. Nj
r.. W. had considerable poelieal talents, al
:. Isnany of his melrical illusions have be-
an very popular so much so as 10 form
=. poriou Of Cur enduring li,erature.--D dI
Mad
raj AN ExPLosIoN.-Y esteFday aiterno
u portion of the pipe used for conveying I
nd Groom water through Canal street, b
lie tween Greenwich and Washington stree
on the north side. ex. loded with so mu
10 force as 10 throw up the pavement and
E H., II