Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

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ulailon Of England were recipients Of pa
rochisl charity. There is not town in
Scotland OF any importance, where funds
have not been raised for the relief of the
unempioyedi in Ireland. matters are not
IN better posltlon-gu guam, rag ged figures,
WON by poverty 10 he bones, dirty and
drooping, meet the eye in every street or
every town; while in every district there
are MANY symptoms Of poverty and dis
tress.-L London Times.
From the Litvator.
Stephen s. Foster.
This devoted abolitionis, was on Satur-
day night taken from the meeting of free
men in Marlboro Hall. by two consiables.
under indictment for having assaulted
constable Stratton. while that fnnctionagy
was obeying the order of the southern
Shareholder, by illegally dragging Lali.
mer to Leverelt-slreet Jail. Had it been
an attack in reality, this whole communal
ty, who repudiate principles, should
presen. MIN with piece of plate ;or the
heroic in,erposi;ion. But il was not an
assault. MIR. Foster walked by The sideof
the constables, as the meeting was Satur-
day night informed by those who sawihe
whole transaction, demonstrating with
them for their base subserviency TO The
Shareholder, and their prostralion ofall law,
humanity and religion, to do his bidding.
/ For the deliberate expression of "the
Meeting of Freemen," of their opinion of
this arrest, see the eighth resolution, in
n, \ l., th
where southern men can oe manacled as
slaves, without legal process, and northern
men are indicted for assaults when they
exercise that birlhright of all-the right
of remonstrance IN. c. w.
!. EAST INDIA CorroN CoMsANy.-A
q large and rich association has been formed
! in London, under the above title. The
) capital is ONE MILLION sterling, in twenty
, thousand shares. of fifty pounds each. Tho
: principal object Of this company is to sup
. ply the British market With cotton Of In.
dian growth, OF equal quality, but at a
| cheaper rate. than that now brought from
: America. The cotton plant is Indigenous
10 India, the soil is favorable, subsistence
and labor are lower than in anyo,her part
: of the world. The East India Company
: has sent to various parts of India atle and
experienced persons, natives ofthe United
States. who have been brought up cotton
= planters, to give new impetus to the
: growth, picking, and cleaning of the In.
!, dian cotton. This was done with view
d merely to stimulate enterprise, as The East
G India Com sany are prohibited from trad
o ing of any kind An estimate has been
j made of the average cost in England of u
? candy of cotton, of $40 lbs cultivated in
5 soil of the medium guilty, in the cotton
|. districts of British india-ga.hered, clean
: Led, packed. and imported under the super
II intendence of the East India Cotton Com
d pany. by which il appears that the net cost
d in London will be gill43 sterling,
i which is equal to SD per pounl, or a
il triie over secen cents pound The av-
v erage London quotations for fair quality
OF Upland Georgia cotton. for ten years,
1852 to I84I.) is s l-5d or alb ous sixteen
: cents. This great scheme meets with the
cordial appreciation ofthe chambers cfcom
merce in the manufacturing towns 10 Eng,
- land. and is pa,ronized by the leading men
IL in the couniry.-A. s Reporter.
o.. NJ
I'd Boston Post publishes returns from the
T. entire state within % hours after The
al closing of the polls. The votes for Gov
to ernor stand
h. Davis 54,645
n Morton 56.234
he Scattering $500
cy Morton leads Davis 1859 votes an,
ly falls shor. 1912 votes OF an election. :
y, Vergenass Term0nter.
nc The enterprizing Yankees. al Den
al mark, Lee County, Iowa Territory, ar
going INTO the fiancfacture Of molasse
and sugar from cornstalks, and oil an
or candles from lard IN. YSnn.
:, Mr.. Casa correspondent Of III
- Journal Of Commerce. writing from Pari
IS Oct. 10. says: Governor Cass, our Mil
- lister. leaves here in the steamer ofthe IL,
~. Nov. for home. He has already broke
he u9 housekeeping"