Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-08-09

'CstSu uoe crop vi Wuei,s, anu HeI COEn
and rice promise we'll. In Pennsylvania
the wheat has suffered in some sections
IRON smut and rust, and there will hardly
be an average yield; rye is better. Con
necticut and Rhode Island are suffering
badly from drought, which has cut short
the grass, and now threatens corn, and
garden vegetables. La orange Co. N. Y.
The crops Of hay, oats. &c. will be light,
and caaIe cannot be purchased to winter
this fall.
The crop in Ohio turns out better than
was expected. The Ohio S .atesmau says,
notwithstanding the partial failure 10
some parts of the Stale, there will be
surplus of not less than tsrenty millions of
bushels.
Late showers have greatly improved the
appearance of the crops in the vicinity Of
Oswego Indian corn Is rather small, but
has good color and healthy appearan-
ces, and is now going ahead rdpidly.-N.
Y. Tribune.
FALL RIVER SUFFERERS. - 1t is said
that individuals go about representing
that they are sufferers by the fire at Fall
River. We are authorized to say, that
such statements re mol true--as the Com
mittee Of relief at Fall River, attended to
every case of loss there, and that none
need 90 abroad TO seek aid Mere. Jour.
LooL OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs!--Bills
Of the Northampton Bank, purporting TO
be of Ten dollars, but which are Two dol
lar bills, altered, have just been discover
ed to be 10 circulation.--N. II Herald.
FALL RIVER suFFERERs.-Boston
has contributed $4,000, Providence So
828, %, besides clothing, provisions, &C.,
Salem S2.634 IS, Worcester over 81
100. New Bedford 1858 ga, and SIX
Wagon loads of clothing, provisions, and
furniture TO this, says the New Bed
ford Bulletin, must be added the amour
the citizens Of New Bedford pay, through
the Bristol Comfy Fire Insurance Com
pany, $50, coo.
| DEATH IN THE CARs.-Col. Hatch
| informs Us that not little sensation wa
produced in3the train from Boston on Sl.
urlay afternoon, in costqence of the dealt
OF ar infant child of MIR. Michael O'Neal
of Fail River, aged about len mon:hs.-
|, appears that the child had been previ
ously indisposed, and al the time offs dealt
was closely wrapped round with blank
ct, the weather also being unusually warm
| and in this situation it was discovered t
have stopped breathing in its mother
arms. The unhappy mother manifesto,
the most frantic lamentations of inconsol
| able grief, and upon the arrival of tn
train at Taunton, one oil the officers OF tn
railroad corporation procured a privat
| conveyance for the mother and her de
ceased child to their residence at Fall Rlv
er.-NeD Bedford Mercury.
/ A WEDDING PARTY PoIsoNED.-Th
Elmira Gazette gives the foIloWIng &C
count, of-an occurrence which took plac
at Southport, TO The great peril of nearI
twenty five persons. ..." ~"
In preparing the cake for the weddin
Of Mr.. Dalrymple, an article called S,
gar-sand was procured in this village, fl
The purpose of putting on the top Of ii
cake. This sand appears 10 have bee
made of new article of paint Gale
French green, instead of another green
common use, because it was prettier, b,
which appears to be much more poisonou
The contectioner knew that. like all otht
greens, it contained some poison, but SUI
posed it not sufficient to iniure any on
/, unless taken too freely. The base of II
French green, so called. is supposed to
arseniate OF copper, which is highly pc
: sonous. We understand that all who pa
took of the cake were more or less afecte
some ven seriously, though we belle
!, all are recovering.
: THE City OF NAUvoo.-Few, Y
7 suspect, are aware Of the rapid growth a
!. present condition of the city Of Nauvt
e the Jerusalem of the Latter Day Sam
Notwithstanding but four years ha
: elapsed since the Mnrmons made seltl
If menl there, it is estimated that it alrea
numbers from $4,000 TO 1900 inhat
n ants and accessions are daily made 10 /
e population from the Eastern states a
r. from Europe.
{ The Rev. Editor of the Trumpet, t
- organ of Universalism in this quart
has been seized With fl Of humility.
! an article in his last paper, after rappi
: the aristocratic Episcopalians for tn
y "elegant churches, SUPPLIES, bands, a
= the profuse application Of high-soundi
! and unscrip!ural titles he meekiy adds,
- "How humble are these, ths only
y lowers of Chris How meek h
- - lowly! how pure! Do they not bt
4 out the opinion they entertain of the
y :, selves, viz that of being the only q
n church Of Christ upoa earth1 H
:. much like the lowIy Savior. and the Fl:
~ ~ ermen, his disciples! Who does not
~ the resemblance 2"
II The rebuke is well deserved; but