Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-07-13
From the vt. Chronicle.
Death Of Professor Marsh.
Uaipersitg of Vermont. ]

OBlrers5ty OF Vermont, I
Burlington, July 8, 1912.
My Dear Sir-Prof. Marsh died this
morning, at nalf past 4 o'clock. He re-
tanned his senses. and the peculiarly dis
eliminating powers of his mind through
all his sickness. femarking. even this
morning. sit was just as he could have
wished - to die of a Sabbath morning.
For ourselves, we hardly know what to
say. for sorroW-for him, we rejoice. His
MSS. we're comm tied by himself to Prof.
Torrev. DIR. NJ. was As years old.
Yours. truly, ]. WHEELER.
Emigration from Germany Whole
villages, including the rich as wei! Is the
poor, are emigrating, says a letter from
Mentz, from Germany to North America.
Three ofthose in Upper Hesse have. with
in these few months. been entirely aban-
doned, and several in Rhenish Prussia are
preparing to follow the example. A short
time ago the whole population of one of
these villages passed through Mentz on its
way to America, accompanied by its pas.
tor and its choolmaster.-N Y. Observer.
Hayti.-'Fhe report Of revolution in
Havti and the deposition of President
Boyer, Is ascertained to be Incorrect
Serious difficulties, however, have occur
red. between majority of the House of
Representatives and President Bower,
which at one time Threatened the peace of
the country.-N Y. Observer. z
| DECISIONS IN BANKRuPTcY.-We
learn by N. York paper, that Two inn
portant decisions have recently been made
there by Judge Belts. The frs,is case
| where the petitioner had entered into an
engagement with a house as clerk and
| general agent, at salary of 81 500 year,
and one-lhird the net. profits Of the estab-
lishment, should any accrue. This the
creditors claim to be property, ard insist
! that it should have been placed in Tire
schedule. The court held otherwise, deci-
ding that the prospective proceeds of a
mans labor can not be claimed by cred
| itor ia bankruptcy. The other is where
a petitioner owns half family tomb in
the marble cemetery, which the assignee
has requested to have placed in his hands
as the properly of the bankrupt The
court held that family burial place be.
longs rather tothe dead than the living,
and every feeling of humanity prompts
| that it should be held sacred. Il decided
that the tomb must not be considered as a
! portion of the assets.-N. Y. Bap. Reg
| ister.a 81 s.Es z~+. ~
+ HENRY CLAY has been nominated 70
1.-THE presidency at great meeting in tn
city Of New York, but some OF the princi
pal Wing papers by no means approve Q
1.-The movement-the Commercial and Elk
, press among then.--N Y. Bap. Reg.
The U. S. BRIc PoRPoIsE has jus
] returned frornzan exploring expedition
round the world remarkably sound. Sh.
has sailed $4,000 miles, and visited man,
places without having received any injury
and having lost only two men. she wa
absent years and IL months.-N. J
Bop. Reg. ? =..2 a5fe & = =
a Eee-sF 4.cE To THE D1sTRIcT SYs
+ rEM.-On Tuesday afternoon. the Hous
Of Representatives of New Hampshire, b
a vote of 100 to So declined to district tn;
T. State, as directed bv the recent law 4
Congress, and it is said the Senate wi
undoubtedly concur in this course. ~.
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