Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02
A CosTLY BITE,-At Cincinnati las,
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A CosTLY BIrE.-At Cincinnati las;
week. Isabella Oppenheimer. child Of
aboat seven years. recovered $500 dam
ages against the owner Of d dog which
had bitten her IN the face-there being
proof that the dog was vicious and ,lispos-
ed 10 bite add thar the defendant had know.
ledge oflhal fact.-N Z. Spectator.
England is prosecuting with spirit. the
cultivation of Cotton in India. Il will
not be long before suficiency will be
raised in that country TO supply all the
British factories. Then southern slave
holders will have TO find market else
where, or turn their attention 10 some
thing besides raising cotton for a living
Moraaag Star.
Flour SPEcuLAToRs.-The Bunker
Hill Aurora (which is first rate authority
for all things appertaining to rail roads
and steam ships) says that by means of
our s:eiin ships and the Western railroad,
the price of -four ia the European markets.
Is carried to the producers at the west as
soon as is to the SPECTATORS ia New
York. Their business is therefore " done
up" and The growers, and manufacturers
will hereafter look to Boston and no. to
New York, for prices by which to regu-
late their sales. Boston for the present at
least, must become the head quarters of
Western produce. Vessels detained atAl-
bany by ice, are now dscharging their
cargoes Of -four that it may be sent to Bos.
ton by railroad. You've got the key.
forsootn2
VERY TRuE.-Gerrit Smith, in one Of
his spontaneous burs.s of eloquent speech
at the Convention 10 Peterboro' remarked,
| that If we were to 60 10 the wharves of
New York. and inquire of the rude SAIL
or, what he thought Of slavery, he would
answer at once, it is wrong-but if you
go to the titled D. DIS in Broadway, they
will tell you it is rightr'
| But we think if public opinion were
only in favor offreedom, the D. DIS would
kaow as much about liberty as the sailor
Temperance has now become quite pop
ular, and it is a grea: fauorite among
those who three years ago were entirely
indifferent to the subject. When the peo-
pie al! get RICH. on these questions, we
have great reason to hope the Ministers
will folloso on, rsay wing, see how we lead
the people !"-Tocssn Of Liberty.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE AT ST.
LouIs.-The 81. Louis Republican oil
the Sd says: On Friday night last. a
l:rle before IL O'Clock, the shock of an
earthquake was sensibly felt. lis duration
was very brief, but the agitation was Sc
great as to cause many persons to attemp
to escape from their houses. This is ths
second within the past week.
I IRISH ABoLITIoN-The address o
irishmen in Ireland to Irishmen in Amer
lea, with its thousands upon thousands O.
signatures, is daily expected to arrive
: from the Emerald Isle DANIEL o.
CONNELL heads the list! :
At late meeting of the Irish Repea'
Association of Cincinnati the following
resolution was passed: 1t is good anti
/ sIa very doctrine whether they were aware
r of it. or not..-Auti- Starery Standard. 5
"Resolvsd, That wherever the Cypress
t ed seek TO throw off their oppressor. they
: shaft have our sympathy. The alianc,
!, of tyrants shall be met by the banded unior
! of freemen. The world is our battle fielt
5 our banner is unfurled = the contes
, Observation-Disclosures our prize-Humani
S tv shaIltriumph Man shall be free p