Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-01-26
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrest OF Charles 4. Torrcy.

't'Ni'I i'Cili, Dp ttle Sfdf0l0lllng
.bandhli Of Maryland! The facts in the
case, SO FAR as they have been received
are The following. Attic opening of, the
present session Of Congress, Mr.. Torrev.
IN CON pany with Mt Leavitt of the EN-
anciPator. went TO Washington, 10 report
the proceedings Of that BODY for some Of
our northern papers. 1t having been nd
cveriisrd that Convention of shareholders
would be held in Annapolis, last week, for
the purpose Of devisins ways and means
to strengthen and guard their villainous
Save system, Mr.. Torrev wishing 10 hear
all that could be said 10 defence of slavery,
and TO make report of their doings went
from Washington to Annapolis, and took
"a seat ii the hail. Such freedom was not
TO be tolerated blythe chivalry' of Mary
land. His presence was almost imme-
Idiately deecttd, and the whole BODY Of
Tcowarily oPpressoas thrown into con-
sternation! -.......
q; The thief doth fear eacl. bush an officer
Mr.. Torrey quietly withdrew from the
floor Of the hal 10 the gallery, from which
be was elected, and would have been
lynched on the spot, bad he.no, been ar
rested as an abolitioa incendiary bv the
officers of Justice, Il and cast into prison,
from whence the next day he was brought
up under writ of Aa5eas cotpus, and a
very Interesting examination was had be-
fore associate Judge Brewer, which lasted
four hours for the prisoner. Tbos.. S.
Alexander, of Annapolis, and Mr.. Palmer
of I'D l. f,r tha M
CAusin ofst. Mary's and r. F. Bowie,
Esq. OF Prince George. He was finally
remanded for further examination on Mon
| day last. Els papers and effects were
were taken possession OF, and j: is imposs-
ble TO predict what will be the result.
| No greater outrage can be committed upon
the rights Of an American citizen. The
people ofthis Commonwealth should make
common cause in case like this The
insult, the Outrage, is inflicted upon every
one ofthem. Inthe person of Mr.. Torrey
The State of Massachusetts is confined as a
felon in the cell of a Maryland prison
Will mott the Legislature of this State, now
fortunately in session. take some prompt
and decisive action on the subject Lib.
eator.
The GOVERNMENT JEWELS. have all
been recovered and reformed to Washing
ton. They were seized on board of a
vessel at Baliimore.-N Y. Bap. Reg.
The Biblical Recorder has been sus.
! pended Coz The present. An effort will be
made to form company who will pub.
Ilsh il at Charleston, S. ca H Bap
Register. '-.#@ ~~ .-. .a
The entire expense of publishing the
Baptist Banner and Pioneer. collections
&c. during the last four years, is S33,.
684,46 The amount received daring the
same time by subscribers, SIG 85 81
The publishers have paid OUT over six,eer
thousand dollars above what they have
received They make this statement &c
rsiievethe minds of some who were jeal
Gus they were 8 amassing prodigIous for
times uut OF the fecei pts for So bscrl ptions
A lortuue, we presume. but lew OF then
Subscribers would csre about receiving
" II Btp. Reg. ia 49, .ot# T
"A PROFESSOR "A man oy the nani
of Milton, of Rowiey, Mass, in state @
iat9xlcaton fell under the wheels of hi
wagon a Few weeks since and was crush
; I'd 10 death The man that sold hin ths
i las, glass is a member Of the church, am
on the daysth,t Milton was buried was a
the Communion tablet Such a Droftsso
.mnst please the devil WE'LL n H. Bop
, Reg.
BLOOD BLooDl = Many Of our read
ers will remember that in April iasta M
Allston of Tallahassee. challenged Gen
IeraI Reid. Of Fiorida. They fought, AM
tile General Shot him. Willis Aitston, j
!. brother oflhs deceased, and the General
HAD a fenconter subsequently, when tn
former shot the Latter. He aferward
!, wentto Texas.
ii Prisate letters received in this city
: stated that he has had further dificnltir
lthert, which ended in his taking the lif
s Iof another, and in his own life bein:
taken.
We hear tina, he arrived in the neigh
] borsood Of Brazaria about the 10th nlt.
that about six or eight miles from th
) town, in the woods, he met DIR John Ne
= Neil Stewart; that an alteration aros
!, between them. relative to friend of Mi
! Stewart, both being armed; that Allstol
drew his knife 10 Stab him. but Stewart
perceiving his intention. fred three shot
/ al him with one OF Colts pistols; that Ais
5 ION, though severely wounded, ldred ri
e fle and shot-gun al his opponent. which
instantly killed him.
A memorandum from Thomas E. Nc
Kenna. Of Galveston, on the back OF %
G OF the letters. states that Allston was al
!, rested, taken out, and shot blythe citizen
Of Brazoria. @. Pieayune-
The Nantucket Inquirer Of "wednesday
: STATES thai an airaioif stove exploded ]