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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

STRIPED Pio.-This Protean monster presented
himselfin a new form, at South iladey Falls, during
the late camp meeting. A scow boat was landed near
he village, all who felt disposed stepped on board, and
the boat was then hoaied down the river, across the
not much fear of The law. The passengers were
charged six cents each for their ride, and all were fur
nished "a drink The boat was then run nshorc, the
passengers discharged, and the boat pushed up stream
for another load. This process was continued until
Sheriff Wright OF this town appeared; when the pig,
fearing his all powerful grasp, SUNK away and was
SseD no more in that form -Hamsphire Gag.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
L AMI POWELL.

A correspondent of the Boston Post an
nounces the appointment by John Tyler Of
Alexander PoweH formerly of this place, to
be Consul to Altoona. We call upon those
who know at Washington, New York, OF
Boston to inform US whether this announce
ment be correct. If so, we have a word tc
say on the subject.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

whatever scarfs arc made for, wear nothing
to break the curves from car-,ip to shoulder
tho sculpture lines of beauty in woman.
Keep calm. Blood out Of place is abomi.
nablo. And last, not least, for Heavens
sake, don't fall in love! If you do, my
precepts 60 for nothing, and your belle ship
is forgotten by all but the remainder BIS
cult" Your affectionate uncle,
CHM BEVERLEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

A correspondent of the Boston Post gives the
following description Of an incident at Faneuil
Hall =
awhile my mind was riveted upon the pic
ture of the 'The Departure" by Wiser, my at
~tention was arrested by a question from a young
man who had seated himself by my side;
(which is Columbus I"
"He does not appear in this picture" said ;
Z" It is the departure of the Pilgrims"
"Oh no." said the young man, "he hoes not;
he came over afterwards"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

G~CAPIrAL PUNIsHMENr.-Our readers
will find the communications on this subject
in our paper worthy Of their careful perusal.
They are written by a gentleman who I'M
dcrstands what he Is about.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

THE TARIrr.-The Boston Post occa-
%sionally pens an article which shows some
little evidence of the Beneficial workings Of
the Tarif-Here are a brace:
The Lawrence Manufacturing Company, at Low
ell, have just declared n dividend of five per cent, for
SIX months, reserving nearly an equal amount of pro-
fits.
The Merrinack print works are said to be max ting
more money than they would dare divide. Sales Of
this company's stock have been made at "a per cont
advance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22
The following beautiful piece of blasphe

my is from the Madisonian of Saturday:
"The remedy is IN the hands of The people, and
Mr.. Clay is the pill they must swallow TO be cured.
He is TO be the physician, nurse, and mcdlcine-a
triune remely-a dirine pnnacea-and by the grace
of God, perhaps he would be Klng!'
The dread of Mr.. Clay at Washington is
greater than the fears of their Maker; and
the most sacred things in the creed of the
christian are dragged into their attacks, to
give force to vitupcration.-U. s. Gazette.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

BENNINGTON CousTy REpEEMEp.-Old Remington
County has done fnery. She has elected both OF her
Senators, and carried eight out Of fifteen members Of
The Legislature claimed to be elected.
J,nst wear the locos carried their Senate ticket from
fortv to sixty voies. lImrah fr old bennington
Couni.-Sidfs banner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

O'CoNnaL.-Lord is, who sports a f~erocious
pair of whiskers, meeting Mr.. O'Connel in Dab.
IN, the other said ''when do vna mean to place
YOUR whisker- on the ,sacc establishment" Lord
r. replied "whsa YOU pace your tongue on the
et,I l&.."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

ENEw JERsEY.-The Wings of the
Essex N. J. Congressional District have
nominated WILLIAM B. KINNEY, Esq. Ed
itor of the Newark Daily Advertiser, as
their candidate to represent the district in
Congress. There is no better editor in this
country than Mr. KINNEY, and if he acquits
himself with as much credit in Congress, his
constituents will have every reason to be
proud ofhim. Speaking of his nomination
the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says:
"He will of course be elected, and will make a val
liable member. He is not only a gentlemen of sound
political principles, but Of irreproachable character,
and withal a man Of education, and a fluent and grace.
full speaker. As an editor, he has honored our pro-
iesslon for many years and as n member of Congress
he will reflect honor upon his onstituents."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

RUTLAND.

The county of Rutland did nobly in the
late election. 1t gave the largest Wing
majority of any county in the State. But
the Rutland Herald says this is nothing TO
what she can do, and that she will do better
next year. The town Of Rutland has also
done better than any other town in Yer
mont-having made a greater increase than
any other, over her majority of last wear,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-09-22

"TnE STAR THAT NEVER sETs.'-Addi-
tional returns of the late election in this State
show the following result for Governor.
John Mattocks, 23,4l5
Daniel Kellogg, 90, 295
Chas. K. Williams, 3,475
Majority against Kellogg, 6,595
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Warren Trial.
WEDNESDAY.
PENNSYLVANIA

The resumption of this trial, OF which, accord
haze rse5vs? ssaF1sy nf snain
orssentin- ,le more than lengthy rePettons OF money
dealings with the prisoner debts p9sip0nensn&i & Gl y.
and unsatisfactory adjustments; aud even that 'e posses
m but n. rsro;est tendency alter th= clrcumst2.ti
character OF the testimony thus arwh probably the
cepy,on Of that given BY
Cornelius .Stepdrt. who was one OF the ap-
prasers Of Parke property Imla Drake was the othrf
Ws found 50 635 81 the horse-orer 5000 III BANK
abon, in gold the balance silverFas;on, Bey'-
derr suss-1 State Bank Of Morris Morris County b's
Butchers and Dfoyers Bank y Y State Bank Bruns"icS
and some other bills don't ecollec hem The largest pro-
norton was Easton and OF Il
Found none on the New HOPE and Del Bridge Co. BanS
Par, Of the gold was American coin the most OF 1t soye
eirus: the silver principally American COM good.
nq1v Frank pieces and doars-mosty American
This fact that no bills Of s IN Nswhon Bank k were
ro, 70 have possessed and the absence OF which remains
unaccoone for III Other way than tat ,hy Were M @ the
bills Offered by Carter s; only problrmaticaD to the Con-
Iii n h. o,id him the execution the only interest
ac or important poin, adduced on wednesday
The remaining evidence for the State alone expected 20
occpp,. The rss, of this week Adjournet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Scw-.yeI.sey,


The Wings of the lst Congressional District,
New.J Jersey, held large and spirited Mass Con-
vention at Salem on the 29th-Hon. Joseph Por-
ter of Gloucester presiding. Addresses were lis
tened to from Gen. P. S. Smith, Hon. VIM. l..
Dayton of n. ]. and Judge Conrad and Morton
McMichael Of Philadelphia.
DIR. EDMUND WALES Of Cape May was nomi-
mated for Congress with great unanimity and en-
thusiasm. We do not know him, but we know
CAPE MAY as community of the most ntclli-
gent, upright, substantial Farmers in the Union,
clear-hcaded and sagacious; the unwavcring
supporters of Home Industry and the Wing
Cause. Right heartily do we rejoice that TO that
little County-small in extent, but large in soul
the honor of the first Representative under the
District System has been aeaSrded. She will no.
bly, requte it.
ISRAEL r, CLAwsoN OF Salem was chosen Del
egate to the National Convention, with THOMAS
II. WHITNEY of Gloucester his alternate, and for
chile resolutions in favor Of Protective Tariff,
Public Economy, the Land Dstributiop, &c. and
Henry Clay, were adopted by acclamation.-
The RAIN during the day does not appear to have
at all damped the true Wing ardor Of the assem-
hv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

u" TuE HoRsE: BY WILLIAM YoUArT; a
New Edition, with Numerous Illustrations; to-
gether with a General History of the Horse; A
Dissertation on the American Trottlng Horse,
how trained and jockeyed, an Account OF his
Remarkable Performances, and an Essay on the
Ass and the Mule: By j. S. SKINNER, Assistant
Postmaster General and Editor Of the Turf Re
gister., has Just been published in compact and
weil-printed voume-That fouatt on the
Horse is the best English work on the subject.
is generally known to intelligent breeders, and
VIC may add that Mr.. Skinner is at least as well
qualified as any other living man to edit and
adapt the work to the use Of Americans. His
additions are extensive and valuable, and VIC
heartily commend the work to the admirers OF
the noblest servant Of Man as the best that can
be procured.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
All Hail. Rhode Island

The Election for two Members Of the next
Congress took place in Rhode Island by Districts
on Tuesday and resulted in signal triumph OF
the cause of Law and Order in each District. In
the Eastern District, Hon. Henry Y CRASsToN
of Newport, the Law and Order candidate, IS
elected over John II. Weeden, by majority OF
fifteen hundred and trenty-one' The entire vote
is for Cranston 4 4,l26, Weeden 2603, very nearly.
eve shall publish the full vote by Towns when
we receive the Official Return Mr.. Cranston
is the brother Of Hon. Robert B. Cranston, the
late Member, VINO voted for Mr.. Botts's resolu-
ton for the impeachment OF John Tyler. a
steiner or truer Wing there is not in the Union.
Weeden, his defeated opponent, was a Harrison
man in 1910, but has since been as deep in Dorr-
ism as he could go without compromising his
personal safety, and tried now to Tylerizc little
but even Dor himself wrote letter denouncing
any connection Of his adherents with TyersIn as
disgraceful; so that he probably lost more gen.
ulne Dorr votes than he gained from the Custom
Houses and Post Offices which went over to his
support. He has been beaten $50 worse than the
Dorr Governor was in his District last Spring.
In the Western District Hon. ELISHA R. PoT-
TER, the Law and Order candidate, is elected
over Wimarth \. Aldrich, Dorrite, by 800 to
1890 majorty--aso, an increase from the April
vote. Mr. Potter is Of the old Democratic stock,
and has supported Jackson and Vans Buren
throughout: but he has always been in favor OF
Protective Tariff, OF the Distribution Of the
Proceeds of the Public Lands, and publicly
avowcd himselfthc warm supporter Of those mca-
sures in the late canvass. He will vote for Henry
Clay for President against any Free Trade
candidate. So Rhode Island has nobly done her
duty. VERMONT speaks next.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the \. !. Tnbuns'
p,,,,.,-,,t,r, Aur,isr RI |:


Tpr Wg,cs-The Wing Delegation OF the City assem-
Msd lac. evening at the Clay Club Reading Room, when
the Committee appointed wait upon joins NJ scorr'
ESQ., his acceptance OF the nomination Tor mayor
-whegeupou he was enthusiastically declared The ing
candidate for that office the duties Of which he has ds-
charged with signal ability or the past three years The
Delegation then elected delegates TO the Harms burg
Convention to nominate Canal Commissioners, after which
il Adjourned
The Wing County Convention met and organized yeseF'
a,v afternoon when after eectinc delegates thu Harris
burr Convention, adjourned until Monday next
The Delegates Of the Third and Fourth .. Congressional
Districts also met and organized during the afternoon
THE Loco-Foco-The City Delegates oi the .oco-r o.
cos assemb las, evening and nominated Samuel H. Per
kns Esq their candidate for Myorn opposition 20 John
VI. Scott, Esq.
Josrrn G. NEAL ESQ., the able Editor Of the Pennsyl-
vanian was also nominated th Locotoco candidate for
Congress from the cty-Second DlstnI
Charles v Haguer nominated Tor the State sgisa-
,ue, when the Delegation Adjourned over until Tuesday
evening next.
THF DErE.r OF HrGH CLARz.--The defeat of this man,
on Monday last for the nomination of County Trearure bv
the oco has created great dissatisfaction among hi,
followers. He determined to oppose his influence TO
that party who have thus treated him Christian kneass Is
now spoken Of as most likely to get the nomination
THE CosT.-The expenses attending the uoous Loco
Foco meeting on Tuesday evening at the County Court
Room are estimated about $50 which Of Course the good
people of the county in for.
MuRDERER ARREsrEp.-On Tuesday last during the
Salem Convention officers Fisher and Russ- attached TO
the Mavogs office, arrested James Brser .colored m7n
who stands charged with having caused the death
Der last, Of another coloed man, by sabbng him with
knife at the Of Sixth and Elizabeth streets B. has
been committed.
BOLD RoBBERY-During the passage OF the HaTlsburgh
Of this city yesterday gentleman named Boyd
wa, robbed $500, confirmed packages, which he
did not miss until after his arrival at the depot Some pa
pes which the packages conaned were found on the oof
of the
You've WlDEHER-This young man. Who unfortunately
caused the death of disspated Character named Wether-
sten has been fully committed to await his trial at the
Quarter Sessions.
STOCKS ExcHAN6Es.-Uur Stock Market continues
buovant and upward. Pennsy yvania Sizes are firm AT IS
United States Bank at So In Exchanges there rara
ton in rates. quote New-York and Boston par dis;
Charleston and Savannah Mobile l5 lG; New Orleans
= Louisville l. Cincinnati }; Pittsburgh !; Indiana =
3; lnoi. nominal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Michigan Awaking!

The Wings OF Michigan held a spirited State
Convention at Jackson on the 23d inst.--Col
OLIVER JOHNSON Of Monroe, Chairman. On tax
ing an informal ballot for Governor, it appeared
that every vote had been cast for Dr. ZlNA PITcn
Err Of Detroit, who was nominated accordingly
JAMES B. La Rue Of Berrien County was selected
for Lieutenant Governor The following is list
of Delegates to the Wing National Convention
Delegates. Substitutes.
Sena- .HESRY CHIPMAS, Henry 3. LATHROP,
toria &C. X. GREEN. l. B. THc2sToN
Ist Dis. Nit T.HELL EAcKER, OLIVER JOHNSON,
lid q" Il. 3. BosTwIcE, S. kETCHuM,
Hid ". .GEo. w. WIsSER. F. PRoyosr.
For Corresponding State COMMITTEES:
NJ. EAcKER, Chairman, .Thos Moseey, Caleb y OTnsby
Harvey Chubb, Daniel Brown, all Of Washtenaw County
address them a, Ann Arbor)
The following Resolutions will show that the
Wings of Michigan do not consider it prcsump-
tuous in them to iixupon and declare their choice
for President, although the National Convention
has not yet been held:
Resolred That HENRY CLAY the Man OF our choice,
and that as the friends of Protection Home Industry Of
Sound and Uniform aud Permanent National Currency, of
equitable Distribution Of the Proceeds Of the Sales Of
Public Lands of modification of the Veto Power Of the
One erm Principle and OF economical Administration
Of the General Government, and the Wings of Michigan
will rally in TO his support.
Resoired That the Delegates this day appointed to rep
resent the Wings of Michigan the Baltimore Convention
hereby instructed to give their votes for HENRY CLAY.
Resoired That the State Committee be requested 10 call
Mass Whg Convention al Marshall on the Fourth of July
next nominate Electors TO be supported by the Wings OF
Michigan a, the of President Vice President
and to take all ,r and honorable the vote Of
the State for Henry Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
Arrival of the Steamship Margaret.
Five Days Later.

c. We aye Indebted to Messrs Harden * Co. "a,
copy Of the Boston Daily Mail Extra containing the follow
ing brief summary CT the Foreign News received b. e
steamship Margaret beng five day, later than preriou.
adyices:
The steamer Margaret arrived at Halifax last
Sunday from Liverpool, which place she left on
the 9th, making her passage IN Il days.
We received from Mr. Cunnabel, of the Hall.
fax Morning Post, a few items from the latest
English papers, by the st. john boa; and Gunni.
sons Express. which arrived here about O'Clock.
A great meeting of piunen engaged in the col.
lierics was held on the 6th at Black Fell, about
four miles from Newcastle. for the purpose OF
forming a union to protect the rates OF wages
More than 10000 were present.
There is no news of special importance. Lord
Wellington had declared IN his placein Parliament
in answer to a speech from Lord Roden, that the
British Government were fully prepared to main.
tain peace in Ireland, forcby If they must, peace.
ably if they could
Our Halifax correspondent writes that there
was no important change in the state OF the mar.
kets. Trade, il any thing was improving.
The nuptials Of Lady Charlotte Hill, daughter
ofthe Marquis and Marchioness ofDownshire and
Mr. George Chctwynd, eldest son of Sir George
Chctwynd, Bart, were solemnized on the 9Th.
sumptuous dejeurcr was to be given by the No.
bic Marquis at the family residence in Hanover
square.
There have been serious commotions at Lubec,
originating in the discomfort Of some soldiers with
the clothes supplied to them by the contractors.
The Senate was obliged to resort to severe mea
surcs of repression, and peace was restored
The Duke of Wellington had given grand
concert of vocal and instrumental music at Aw
ley House. There were at least 700 OF the lead.
ing mobility present.
Laurence Dorgan alias Joseph Haynes, the lad
and extraordinary manner recapured al Manchester and
sent back TO his old quarters.
1t is stated in the Times that in some parts Of
Wales az distance from the limekilns the farmers have
paw for every f5s worth Of lime for manure, &c
pixies!
The conservative nobility in the north Of Ire
land have had Belfast, and passed strong rsolu
tons against Repeal The Repeal cause does make much
progress in the north.
Among the political rumors is one that Lord
Brougham is busIy intriguing aud very painfully anxious
resume his seat upon the wooisack.
Father Matthew appears to be pursuing his
temperance career almost tElumphany England 10
did Ireland Thousands heretofore yoaries OF Bacchu.
have signed the pledge
The South of Wales continues IN disturbed
state: ohouses and ogates constantly coming under
the regime Of Rebecca and her Dlughters and the
Government seems TO possess no energy IN maintaining the
So great the aumosity of the Welsh people agan,, the
metropolitan police among them that proposed
withdraw them entirely and substitute Weich con'cTps IN
their place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

Il TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for September
has Prose papers by o. A. Brownson j. g. Whittier and ~
Hawthorne (for 10 him attribute the genial review @i
young Nj. Claiming Poems with Poems by h Lowell
H. T. Tuckerman, Anne C. Lynch and others There are
among the anonymous articles one by the Editor on English
Parliamentary Bribery tale of Bankruptcy entitled Honor
Bright review Of The Two Fausts' and Of EbGnezer FL.
lios Poe, FOR the People In shoFtfoF we have not room
TO be o,erwe-ths is capital number Of capital Saga-
zine,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
0iterarp Notices.

l7.' NATURE AND REVELATION showing the
Present Condition of the Churches, and the
Change now to come upon the World, by the
Second Advent, in Spirit, OF the Messiah with
interpretations Of Prophecies in Daniel, and the
Book Of Revelation: By H. II. Van AMKlSGE,
author of The Seals Opened, or, A Voice to the
Jews has just been published in fair octave
of 253 pages by r. P. Bixby & CO., 8 Park Row.
This is a remarkable production. The author is
thoughtful and earnest man, devoted Chris
tan of the Orthodox faith, yet deeply impressed
with the conviction that the Churches or sects Of
our age are entirely wrong contrary to the design
of Christ and to the spirit OF his teachings, and
rather calculated to hinder men from learning
the WAY, the Truth, and the Life than to AID
them in attaining thereto. He believes that a
new Heaven and new Earth are about to be
made manifest, not in any such gross material
Transformation as the followers OF Miller antlcl-
pate, but in the fusing and remoulding of all IN
stitutions, Religious, Political and Social, in the
furnace OF Christian Loyc.-We would like to
give extracts exhibiting moro fully the character
of this work, but must avoid even the appearance
OF taking par; in theological controversy or
favoring unduly any peculiar religious views, 10
the great mass of pyotesters, seceders, c0ms-ouf-
ers, &c OF our day, ne heartily commend Nh
Van Amringe's temperate and mcek-splrlted yet
searching treatise.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

premium RAZOR SrRoP..-Th- first premium \, ,l.
Fairs Of the American Institute has ben awarded year
after 70 G. SACspERs for the inveution of the Metallic
Tablet with UuE ssNo. side having the effect of hone
without using o or 'saere Other sides Tor keeping tn.
razor with hR- smooth edge. person with them
always keep me Ivriect order without
having cutlr or barber. IL used and recon-
rnded by The rst cutters Of England and certified BY the
mos seIrnuc seGtinen this country Is great celebrity
hls caused conats-Its and iEutttions innuerabe which
EASILY be detected By tie sui imperfect surface OF
wha; call led the Tablet side. the original bang smooth and
polished Mandatory f3 Broadway, were large asso-t-
men OF Toilette articles OF In; first quality always br
had. a-2l B.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

"THE ENDEMIC INFLUENCE OF EVIL Gov
ERSMEsr illustrated view Of the Climate Topography
and Diseases Island Of Mnoca with Medical satis-
tics, Of Voyage of Crcumnaygaon OF the Globe &c.-
By j. NJ. FoLrz, y. NJ, NJ d. Surgeon Z. Navy has
just been published in neat pamphlet OF % pages py
Fl. G. Langley, 81 Chatham-stTeet Price 3!3 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

n The Yellow Fever appears to be still in
crsasng III in New Orleans. During the day ending
o'clock on the eyenng of the cd u!t 20 patients with this
disease were admitted into the Charity Hospital 6disehaged
and 80 remaining
AsroR Horsr-The prices Of this establishment the
same as heretofore per dayParors The sub
srbers arr prepared make with families and
single gentlemen for The winter months upon reasonable
,errs. COLEMAN STETSON. anal 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01

II PHysIoGSoMY AND CRANIoLocY; or, a
Manual Of Phrenoloy; By Id L. ZEspER, NJ D., of Pa
m is published pamphlet of 60 pages by the author at
4Ga Broomes He there applies Animal and Mineral Mag
nelism to the cure OF Diseases but cannot recommend
submission to this except upon full knowledge
,ha, the operator understands what he is doing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
POSTSCRIPT.
FR7DAY. 5 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

II Hon. Willis Hall, at our last adviecs from
Albany, was still slowly recovering, and could
move his LETT limbs slightly, His articulation
was weak and indistinct, however, and his phy
sicians, though speaking Of his symptoms as ia
vorable, did not promise his speedy or entire res
tOration