The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-11-21

shrleking for aid in the third story. AZ
Ter brief space Of time a ladder was rails
ed 10 the window. and Mr.. Libby, a dry
goods merchant in Hanover street, sue
ceede I'd in rescuing her.
The loss at the burning of the drug
store Of Mr.. Edward BfinIey, Market
Square, Boston, is estimated at upwards
OF $50, 00O-parlly covered by policies Of
10000 each at four offices in Boston, and
one Of $4,000 al another.
FaneuII Hail was severely scorched, anc
saved with great difficulty.
Completion Of The Mount Savase Rail
Road-ll is with pleasure that we ans
nounce the completion of this road, which
forms tae connection between the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at Cumberland
and The extensive Iron Works and Coal
Mines of The Mount Savage Company, on
Jennings Run. We learn that on Saluf-
day next The transportation of the Coal 10
This city, over the two Railroads will De
commenced, and go on at the rate of about
one thou and tons per week. The ship
! ping depot of the Coal will be Il, Canton.
The capability of the Ohio Railroad to
transport the Coal and Iron of the Allies
ghany region TO market at the cheapest
| rates will now be demonstrated bv daily
practical Opera'iOns.-BaA Amer,
Six hundred aud thirty passengers from
Europe arrived AT this porI yesIerday.-N
Y Amer.
CONVICTION OF A KENsINGToN MUIR
DERER.-John Paul, charged with the
murder OF Lewis GrcbIe duriHg the Ken
sing'on riots, has been fouod guilty. OF
murder in the second degree. The Jury
rendered their verdict on Friday. The
prisoner was ably defended, and relied up
on an acquilal.-N. Y. American.
Eclipsc-There will be a total eclipse
of the Moon on the Gath of this month.
visible here, beginning IN this meridian 7
minutes before 5 ; total darkness 2 min
utes past 8; middle of the eclipse l2 min
utes before 7 end of total darkness 25
minutes before 8 end Of the eclipse II
minutes before 9.-N. Y. American.
nz= The Utica Daily Gazette intimates
that it shall not 60 Naliveism" any how.
We honor It's Judgment for that. But it
seems we are 10 have four political parties:
as Webster and severnl Iea4i g Wing pa
ners have come out for Ndtiveism, while
he Eve. Journal, perhaps the Tribune,
Gnz-,le and "A few others. are determined
10 abide by the fortunes of Whiggery.-
Lib. Press.
S. N. Dickinson proposes to publish,
in his Bo>TuN ALMANAC, a complete
List of all the Newspapers printed in
the New England States. And, with {
view to carry the plan thoroughly into
effect, Editors and Publishers are re-
quested TO send him, as soon as they
possibly can, a copy each of their re
papers. Such a list will be
found convenient forreference, and must
we think from the the very great circula-
ton Of the Almanac, be Of no little ad
vantage TO the papers themselves, mas
much as it will furnish to the public a
ready way of finding such papers as they
may wish to subscribe for, or in which to
insert their Advertisements Blu. Free
Press.
DEATH OF ABEL BROWN.
1t becomes our painful duty to an
nounce to our readers the death of
Rev. Abel Brown, one ofthe pub
fishers Of this paper, which he had
but a few weeks since entered into.
He died at Canandaigua, Ontario
County, on Friday last, the Sth inst,
at the house Of our friend, John Mo-
sher, Esq. His sickness was of but
few days duration and was, as we
understand, the brain fever: caused
perhaps by his unremitting and in
defatigable labors in the Liberty
cause; in which for several years
he has been a most efficient laborer
since the formation Of the Eastern
New York Antislavcry Society, in
the spring of 1871, as he has been its
general Agent, in which capacity he
acting at the time of his DEATH
Browns activity in the great re-
forms of the age, procured for him
some enemies among the baser sort,
as is the case in every such exam
pie, while at the same time it pro
cured for him many friends.
His loss is a loss to humanity, and
will be lamented by a large circle of
friends and acquaintances.
-Atdany Patriot.
Hill's Patriot records the death of
that eminent physician, Phineas
Parkhurst of Lebanon, in his S5th
NOR IL I;oJ on A. IC,L &c not