The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-07-11

order for the reception of visitors. Tn
;, Clarendon House, under Col. McLaugh
4 lin, and the Green Mountain House, un
: der Mr. Reborn, have each been put il
Y perfect order, and are ready for company
These Springs are taking rank among th
t fashionable watering places, both from thu
: well known medicinal qualities Of the wa
ters for the invalid, the beauty fine scene
ry, its pleasant locality, the cultivated so
clety Of the place, aad The hospltabe alten
) lions paid the guests We shall long re
member our own pleasant but TOO brie
visit to these Springs.-Emancipator
Another Great Robbery ofSlOO0O.-
On Monday night, says the Troy Wing
one ofthe baggage cars of the down trait
on the Utica and Schenectady Railway
became detached aud was LETT behind
The accident was not discovered until the
train arrived at Schenectady. The bag
gage car was brought down by the mex
train, aud gentleman from Michigan on
examining his valise which was in this
car, found the lock bad been picked, and
$4,000 in money taken from it. |. is
not known whether the robbery was COM
milted on board the car, during the night,
or al some previous day, between Detroit
and this city.
Cheap Eaough The distance between
Detroit and BnhaIo is about 800 miles,
and the STEAMBOATS, now take passengers
for taoenty;G0e cents The trip, with a band
of music thrown in. 50 much for oppo-
s:tion. A few yeals since the fare was
fourteen dollars.
Travelling on the Western rivers is We.
ry cheap, whilst the fare and accommo.
daions ale excellent. The charge for
passage from Wheeling to Louisville, a
distance of $50 miles, board aud lodging
included, is from five 10 six dollars. The
charge for passage down from Louisville
10 New Orleans, distance of 1900 miles,
is only ten dollars board and lod g ing in
cIuded.
SONGS. We thought the Wings had
hard work to pronounce their shibbolelhs,
but the Democrats beat them at aw,break-
ing entirely. The Philadelphia papers
advertise song book called The Young
Hickory and Annexation Minstrel; or
Polk and Dallas Melods. '-EmGncspa-
tor.
The Madisonian, in its leader of Tues
day is evidently clearing the way for
back out by John Tyler, and the open
transfer of his cabload of nominal follow
ers to the ranks of Polk and Dallas
Tribune.
Northampton and Springfield Rail-
road.-The surveying on this Road has
been going on for about week under
direction Of the Engineer The portion
of the Road from this place to Cabot
vile 81 miles) is to be graduated and
finished Immediately, probably as soon
as the Hartford and Springfield Railroad
is completed. If so, our village friends
can come down to vote next November
by Railroad Springfield Republican.
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad.
We have always been confident that this
enterprise deserved success and we are
truly glad to see it is recei,ing from our
city, the favor which is due to its impor-
lance 1t will succeed, and what is more
it will succeed quickly .--BOst0n Courier.
Fire al CastLeton. We learn that the
dwelling house and some of the out
buildings attached thereto, belonging to
Gen w. Joy, of Castleton, was entirely
destroyed by fire on Monday last. How
the fire originated we did not learn.
The house was insured; but whether the
insurance will cover the loss or not, we
were not informed.-RulLand Herald Of
June 27th.
Nassau, n. P.-Dates from Nassau
to the LIST ultimo, represent that the dis
tress in the "Out Islands" continued,
and subscription for the relief of the sut-
ferers were still going on. 1t was sta
ted at a public meeting at Nassau, on
the st ult., that "mothers with their in
lants in their arms, were starving togeth
er-many aged and helpless we're also in
the same sad condition. Notwithstand-
ing the relief which had been afforded,
the most painful destitution existed in
some localities. y SATURDAY Post.
A GENERAL ROBBED. While Major |
General Scott, Commandern- chief q
S. Army, was coming down the North
River on Friday week, in the steamboat
Troy, he had his pocket picked of $3.50
Four men named George Potter, JAS.
Wilson, Charles Hubbard, and John
Rock, have been arrested for being con-
cerned in the robbery. Part and princi-
pie of the Generals money was in gold
and large amount VS. found on Rock.
They we're committed. Saturday Post
TREATY WITH FRANCE. The Mad
issonan contains treaty which has been
concluded between the United States
and France, and duly ratified by both
Governments. The convention is for