Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-09-21

her example upon the Christian profess
ion, of which she was an active member.
The remains of Mrs. Tyler are, as
am 10 day informed, to be transferred for
internent to the family residence of the
President, at Williamsburg, Virginia
ELECTION Notwithstanding to
the returns from 2l2 towns as furnished
me by the publisher Of the Patriot, the
votes stand as follows
Paine 24,75o
Smile 22,063
Williams and scattering 1868
Paine's majority o19
twenty-five towns TO be heard from
which stood last year thus;
Paine 1929
Smile l,466
Hutchinson =:- So
The returns of votes for Barber and
! Rannev hape4not been so fully received.
The probability however is, that Barber
| received higher vote than Smile, and
Ranney higher than Paine. There is
badly room for a doubt, that Paine and
| Ranney are elected by the people.
Relnrns from 232 towns give Repre-
sen,atives as follows: Wings, l28, De-
mocrats, l03, Liberty IL Voice Of Free
dom. -
Oar returns. nearly complete, present
! the following results:-The Wing State
ticket is elected by over 1900 majority.
Wing majority in joint ballot, 3o,-Vt,
! Watchman. Hall.
The Drum SMUGGLERs.-An officer
Oh board the United States ship Boston
states, in letter to friend in this city,
/ dated Macao Roads, March 29th, that
many of the captains and owners of vessels
engaged in smuggling opium into China
! are natives of this country, although they
sail under the British flag. He says that
the vessels are all ships, admirably adap-
ted to fast sailing, are fitted up In costly
and often superb style. La paying visit
10 one oil these ships, at Calcutta, he re-
marked TO the captain that she seemed to
be down too much bv the stern for sailing,
TO which the latter replied that she was all
the better for her present Trim, as the de-
f preston was caused by the weight oil
eight hundred thousand dollars slowed
away under the cabin. This money was
the proceeds ofthe captains last specula
lion in opium among the "celes'ials. =
The writer of the letter, in abiding to The
l>pending difficulties between England and
America, hinted that be would like to re-
turn to the United States as prize-mas'el
of the smuggler, when the captain reJoln
i ed, laconicaAv. .cateh her, have her.
and added that 10 case Of a war he wouIe
, AVOID that difficulty by pulling down the
+. English and hosting the American flag
!. as a privateer. Most OF the smuggler:
would do the same, and would prove {
: source of great annoyance TO the trade 0
{ the English in the East Ifdies. Thes,
. vessels mount from eight TO twenty guns
!. and carry from fly to eight men EACH
# philadelphia Leger
The SLAVE TRADE AT MOZAMBIQUE.
0 Extract of a letter from a naval officer:-
q The slave trade is here quite stopped
;. There is not single vessel in any OF In
> ports ia the channel. The Portuguese
5 government has given such peremptor
! orders to their governors, that they dar
. not sanction it. Ifang vessel slip throug
p our hands they are seized by their ow
. authorities. Mozambique is in conse
!. quence completely ruined.-Nautlc0
d Magazine.
S JosEPH STuRG E, The we'll known Qlak
J. er Philanthropist of England, has bee
Q elected member of Parliament Tor No
e tingham Joseph Surge was the of'gli
e ator of the first worlds convention, AM
while upon his anti slavery mission i
n this country, about a year ago, was mai
5 ciouslv slandered by our pro-slavery pres
! las an English land monopolist, who wa
J. endeavoring to overturn our blessed an
!. bappy'' slave system by foreign interior
: ence, while be was starving the poor {
J. home. The truth is. Joseph Surge is
,fl Jealous and Influential advocate for the re
. peal Of the British Corn Laws, and sur
!. ceeded in bis election as such, with th
. open declaration made beforehand, tia
! not fauhing should be paid for votes
: which is contrary TO the common practic
! of bribery al the English elections. - We!
V fern Citizen.
?. Fire thousand Barrels Of Nea0 H'hea
Flour have arrived in Boston this weel
IS by the Western Railroad besides larg
s quantities of butter, cheese. wool. grass
d seed, aud large amount of -four an
J. grain left at the way stations. The freigh
n watch leaves Albany ia the morning nov
e / reaches Boston al A. Nj. the next day
J. Merchandise is now sent by the Westerr
n Railroad to nearly all the large town
IF at the west; within the last month w
! have noticed consignments to Buffalo. Os
; wego. Oedensburg, Cleveland. Cincinnati