Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-11-15

.Miliertsm Disavotued. --On Tuesday even
ing, in the Millerite Church, corner of Chrys-
tie and Delancey-streets, Mr. Storrs publicly
recanted his egregious folly and madness in the
matter of the second advent. He said, what
indeed others beside his congregation had al
ready found out, that he was deceived as to the
day Of the second advent. He said he had
been led away by excitement and deceived by
mesmerism! and now most pententlv acknowl-
edged his manifold sins and wckedness He
now exhorted them to stick to work, &c.
Hines next took the stand in the confession
al, and forgetting, we presume, that he had
been both the deceived and the deceiver, rated
the people pretty harshly for their infatuation,
and urged them all to go home and TO work,
and stepped down from the rostrum. Storrs
has also acknowledged his error in the Midnight
Cry, but we do not remember seeing any thing
there about mesmerismi
This is toleraby COOL Confession is easy,
but how is restitution TO be made. Perhaps
the leaders think they have furnished as much
excitement as could be expected at the price
N. Y. Com. .adU.
Rochester. Oct. SOih. The Siorm-The
storm which commenced on Sunday evening,
has continued till this morning. Not less than
two feet of snow has fallen. The mail from
the east, due at three, yesterday afternoon, did
not arrive till half past one this morning. The
Buffalo train east, started from that place on
Monday, at P. NJ, and proceeded as far as
Byron, and was obliged to stop. The Rail-
road Company furnished sleigh and sent on
the mails. The train due at ten last evening,
has not yet arrived.
To You've MEN.--Beware' OF that young
lady who runs from the wash tub to change
her dress al your approach. You will want
long purse to support her. Also, beware of
her with half dozen rings on her fingers, and
who sits in church with her glove off, that all
she has of any value about her may be seen to
advantage; she WILL if you wed her, soon get
the ring of poverty in your nose.
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY.-The issues from
the Depository for the last five months, have been
upwards of 10000 copies per month Bibles of
the smallest size, neatly bound, are now furnished
at toenty: flee cents and Iestamens at SIR centst-
Besides gratutous supplies, for multitudes in our
own country, the Society has the last year made
N Y. Jour Of Com.
DrO. A. Brownson was baptized into the Catho-
lie faith last Sabbath We cannot too sincerely
congratulate the Protestants the fact, for if the
Doctor should render TO his new friends the same
sort of services that he has his old friends, Catho
icsm will soon be at an end. He was baptised and
confirmed, by the Right Rev DR. Fitzpatrick, the
Coadutor Bishop of the diocese. The learned Pre-
late is said to have made most beautiful and touch
ing address the OCCASION Concord Freeman
Joe Smiths .MOthsr-Mrs Joseph Smith, senor,
mother of Joe, was born in Montague, Mass is 63
years old, and her maiden Lucy Mack.
Her father kept for several years the in Mon
tngue known afterwards as "Gunn TAVERN" and
afterwards kept public house in Keene, N. II. She
also for time before her marriage lived with re-
lation in South Hadley.