Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-27
IRISH EMIeRANrs.-A la,e Live,

L. y s.S sotiA uHu CIfduNG oh Inc COFl
laws to many Irish farmers. and they ar
preparing TO flock over to the Unite,
states and 10 Canada in great numbers
ln all the principal ports vessels are seer
taking emfgrants 10 greater number
! than has been know for years, and th,
larger part Of them are Protestants.-
These respectable people have become ap
lprehensive that the measures of Rober
Peel will ruin the farming Interests o
Ireland, and hey have determined 10 sci
of all and seek permanent residence il
this country before the storm breaks
The Limerick Chronicle, of the 9th uf
says: We have never seen, in any one
month, such a multitude Of respectable
farmers and mechanics as arrived this
spring TO emigrate- from their native
shores to America, IN Y Bap. Regis
Ter. z...-Z.ss-.
THE HARPERs, of New York, whose
great establishment, but few weeks
since, with printing presses and types, was
reduced 10 ashes, and property to the
amount Of 100000 DESTROYED, it seems
have got things again in tull way. and are
as able to supply their customers with
books as before, All traces Of the fire
have disappeared.-N Y Bap. Register.
Celebration of The First Of August
The colored citlzens Of Albany are max.
Ing arrangements to celebrate that glori.
Gus anniversary Of West lnda Emanci-
patton. Let all lovers of liberty join with
them, to honor the sublime event, which
that great day commentaries Y
Waterman. ....r ~. i .......-..*-.
ATTACHING SAcREDNEss.-A new
Court House was opened for the use oil
the county. in this city, the other day
Alter the customs of the times in blending
together the things of God and the things
OF men, they must have a religious conse.
Grafton of the place, and so clergyman
was employed to dedicate it the Lord,
by the offer of prayer. In connection
with This, | want to make very impor.
tant suggestion, VIZ: that the popular
clergy be employed. forthwith, to ordain
the judges the sherifs. the constabIcs and
the common hanaman, If there be any, to
their several high and holy callings-
This appears to me TO be necessary, that
things may be alike sacred. II would be
so solemn time Even as solemn as the
substitution Of paeanism for christianity
Genius Of Christianity.
AVERAGE MORTALITY OF ALL MAN
KIND.-The population ofthe whole earth
has been variouslY estimated at between
eight hundred and thousand millions OIL
souls. If we FIX upon an intermediate
number, say 946, 080,000, and assign sc
years for the continuance of each genera
lion, we shall find that the "children OIL
men" come into the world and go out oft
at the following average: Every second
! minute, Go; hour. $500; day. &c..
400; week, 604,800. month, 2 592, 600;
year 81 $4,000 Every tick ofthe clock
| soul departs, and new birth takes
place at the same time. Thus, by the
wise dispensalion of the Creator is the
world perpetuated. The human hear
beats more than 5, 900 times an hour, 100.
900 times. day. and As. $4,000 times q
year, Ii it lasls ihy years. j, beats 2. l9l,
800 900 lmes.-Du6ttn Worder. !.
! REWARDS OF DANCING 1T Is statee
that Fanny Elssler, who leaves the coun
try TO day with the, steamer Columbia, a
Boston, hns danced in the United Stale
and Havana 1919 times-2l Of then
| gratuitously, for The benefit of various in
slitu,ions and individuals. She has reaIi
zed near $4,000. of which she has .ex
pended near $4,000. and given away :.
! individuals and societies in the Unite
4 States $4,000. Nearly the whole of hi
! fortune has been realized with three ba
lets.- Neoark Daily Advertiser. Is
i A vlrtuous woman, borne down wit
misfortune, weeping over. her staryln
!, babes, would have appealed in vain TO th
same spectators, for as many cents as Ell
!, sler has received dollars for her inds
cencics.-N. Y. Com. Ado.
; WHEAT.-We learn that an unusuall
: large amount of wheat was sown last Ia
and this spring in Vermont west oil 1t
,, mountains, and in Saratoga, Rensse.at
: and Columbia counties IN this State. III
ItiI within the last ten years the same 81
$ tons produced wheat in great abundanc
but the prevalence oflhe weeVIl or 9TH
/, , causes, have Of late prevented its gener
cuhiyation. The farmers now say III
the weevii has disappeared from this Sc
ton of the country. and taken up lis marc
: for the West. They hasetherefore aga
commenced the.cultlvation OF wheat, al
: the crop this year promises to be re'
abundant. In Addison and Rutland cou
= ties, Vermont, il is estimated that near
: enough b wheat will be raised forthe hon
= consumption of those counties. Saraio'
: and Columbia counties in this State "
!, produce large amount each, and near
every farmer in Rensselaer, county !"