The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-09-21

beIIion, at Aux Cages, in the early
part of August. On the 9th a battle
was fought near Aux Cages. los off
the rebels were killed, and thus the
rebellion was put down. 1t is stated
that there are two classes of colored
people, to wit. the mulattoes and the
blacks, and hat this rebellion grew
out of the prcjudices or jealousy ex-
listing between these classes.-W,
Watch. and State Journal.
TEXAN PRISONERS IN MExIco.-
of the Texans taken prisoners at
Mier in Dec. last, we find by a late
account that S. A. Barney, formerly
Of Vermont, is now at work on the
public streets Of Mexico as a prison
er ; Alvin E. White and Stanley
Lockerman, Vermonters, were kill
ed at Mier; and M. G. Wing, a
Vermonter, was massacred at the
Salada on the 25th of March.-State
Journal.
G. j. Torrey, who has recently tray
eIled in Canada, says, in the Albany
Patriot :
"Ihe colored people of Canada are
making more rapid progress in wealth,
Intelligence, and refnem ent by far, than
the lower classes of emigrants from the
old country. They are far more indie
pendent in spirit, aud we may add much
more respected by the higher classes, as
we received ample and gratifying testi-
mony from various gentlemen o%frepute."
A REMARKABLE FAcr.-A Baptist
clergyman and his wife, who reside in
the vicinity Of Boston, have the pleasure
daily of gathering around their iIeside,
four daughters, who were born in the
four different quarters of the globe, viz:
one in Europe, one in Asia, one in AZ
RIGA, and one in America "a fact proba-
ly unparalleled in the history of any
other family in New England. Long
may the links that bind together these
sisters, remain as unbroken as those that
unite the several quarters of the globe
which they represent.
LIBERTY PARTY IN WAYNE County,
Ia. The news says that the Liberty
ticket ia this county received 700 votes,
GEN. JAcKsoN.-The latest intelligence
from this veteran, represents him as ex-
ceedingIy feeble in holy, though vigorous
still in mind. He takes a lively interest
in the passage OF political events, although
he has been This season too weak to su.
perintend or oversee the business Of his
grounds-and says that he never expects
to 90 over them again. The late false in
lelligence Of his death was, from his known
debility, the more readily credited.
INDIANA.-The full returns from all
but seven counties in this State, give
Whitcomb, for Governor, 1888; Big
ger, 55,573; and D%emmlng, 1923 votes.
The same counties in November, 1910,
gave Harrison, 62,l52; and Van Buren,,
49,243. Democratic increase Of votes,
8,415; Wing decrease, G,5G9; Abolition
increase, ,G28. Total increase ofvotes,
3,462. The Boston Post states that
there has been a new element in the
canvass a Liberty party-whose votes
are almost entirely of the Harrison force
in 1910, which tells upon the footing Of
Bigger's vote, and all the Wing ticket
-Esse1 Transcript
WoRLD's TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
This meeting, which has for more than
two years been in agitation, is at length
fixed for June, 1914, at London. At Il
large meeting Of the friends of Temper
ancc, held at the Hall of Commerce,
Observation-Disclosures London, June 81,
1843, resolution to that effect was
adopted, aud a committee appointed to
make the necessary arrangements.
FLoUR.--New York, Sept. O., Satur-
day, p. NJ. Flour is selling moro freely,
but at lower prices. Geneseo 1888 a
Al: Troy, Ohio and Michigan, 54,38.-
1900 bushels New Orleans Corn sold at
81 cwt. a fair article; the dlstillers offer
6Oc for Rye.
MoRrALIrY IN BosroN..-Thore has
been seventy-thrce deaths within The city,
during the past week IA larger number
than has ever occurred in tho same space
Of time, except during the prevalence of
the yellow fever and cholcra-several
years ago. The principal part Of the
victims have been carried off by the
summer complaint.-Eos@ing Gazette.
o. Gerrit Smith has sent Il letter en-
closing one hundred dollars for the Re-
pea cause, to Daniel O'Connell. He
explains the reason why Aboltionists,
who are all RepeaIers at heart, are able
to contribute so little to the cause, and
intereats Daniel O'Connell to stand firm
to the cause of American as well as Irish
liberty.-Sigaal Of Liberty,
The Congressional elections thus far