Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-10
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


announce he largest emigration 10 This
country, the coming summer, that has
ever occurred since the wars of Napoleon.
From England and Germany alone there
will be, il is said, over 100000. Whole
communities in the south of Germany are
preparing to embark, principally mechan-
lis and farmers. Asylum Journal
MAcKENzIE.-Th Baltimore Clipper
says that several ladies of that city con-
template presenting Commander M4cken-
zie with splendid sword aud pair of
gold epauleues, in token of their appro-
baton of his conduct in hanging Spencer
and his copartners in guilt.
The New York Aurora, commencing
upon the conduct OF these "ladIes," very
Justly say, that they "wouId show good
sense, discretion. aud true humanity, In
suffering the "splendId sword" TO remain
unflshioned at the forge, and the golden
epauletts 10 wait in peace for worhier
recipient, aud presen! the money they have
accumulated 10 the widow OF Cromwell
aud The mother of Small. For the sake
of decency and humanity, we hope the
farce OF plaslering up Mackenzie's self.
murdered honor with gIlttering bau5les,
valuable only when deserved, will at
once be ended. - Boston Incestigtor.
Commodore Porter, the United States
| Charge d. Affalres, at ConstantinOple, died
there on The Sd ulIno.
From the New-Orleans Bee, April 10.
From JAMAICA.-By The arrival ofthe
bark Archibald Oracle, from Kingston,
we have received file of Jamaica papers
to the 25th alt.
The Standard of tie 18th says: A
report was promulgated about town, day
or two since, that Boyer has rented the
late residence of a gentleman who has re-
Gently left the island, and agreed 10 pur-
chase The plate, furuiture, &c., at valua-
tion. Upon examination, however, we
are told, that Boyer considered the esab-
liShmenl far too luxurious and expensive
to be in accordance with his republican
habits he merely required lew beds
chairs and tables, 10 the value, perhaps
of some SO or 60 pounds, and therefore
declined that expense! II is also under
stood, that in taking up his residence II
Jamaica, the ex President " has an eve
10 coming events in Hdyii: and i is ever
asserted he does not entirely despair o
being able 10 return there, and again as
sumo the sceptre.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Mulholand has
been appointed ageLt to ex President Boy
er.
1t is also reported that among the treas
ure brought BY the later from Rayli, j
5 the crown worn by Christophe-wblch,
is asserted, will be offered for sale.
THE Hot SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS
The Hot Springs of Arkansas are abor
sixty miles southwest from Little Roct
ard burst from the side of mountal
e which is several hundred feet high, 10 tn
/ number of over sixty. They are of IN
/, equal temperature. ranging from belo'
! 100 10 lat degrees Of Fahrenheit Tn
water ia the largest spring is hot enoug
:, for culinary purposes, and scalds hog
G thrown into il sufficiently for cleaning
r Near the Top of the hill two springs bur;
forth within a yard of each other, one I
{ which is hot aud the other cold-lhe la
y ter being the only cold spring on the ives
= ern SIDE Of the hill; while on the cas-
!. ern side there is but a single spring, on
that cold chalybeate. Quite vlllag
. has sprung up al the Hot Springs, bal
n houses have been built, and the place hs
1f become quite a resort for invalids.
n short distance below :he bath houses Il
stream from the springs forms beautif
- pool, which surpasses any artificial bat
: ing place. the water being of chrystal p
rity, and Just the right temperature for
delightful bath. Philadelphia SGturd'
Courier.
IN The Banks 10 New York and Bost,
e have entered into an agreement 10 recei
~ the small Spanish coins. hereafter. a. {
u. ( following rates :-Quarters. % cent
We nine-pences, 10 eepcts; tour-pence ha
nd pennies, S cts. Most people are glad
ah get them at any rate.