Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-01-17


und What does then2
1t is said that with our present rates of postage,
majority of the people get no benefit from the
nails.
There are 49, 400 Distillerics in the u. States,
producing yearly, 41,6O2 COZ gallons, which at 90
cents per gallon, cost IS 800 sol 40. GHow much
misery does it COST
The President has recognized Carl Ernst Lud-
wig Henricks, as Consul for the U. States, of the
Grand Duke of SAKE Coburg and Gotha.
There seems to be a general sentiment in the U.
States against changing the naturalization laws
The cotton crop of this season is Q 500, 900 bales
How was it ralsed2
The Prophet Miller says he has fixed upon an
other time, l. e., 'lO-day-ro- DAY-TO- DAY.
until he comes What counot man make Of
himself?
The Post Master General estimates the mail
depredations in number, for three years, at 1884,
loss $542, 1S5-recovered sos ,242, and 100 depre
dators taken. Robberies diminishing.
Professor Morse aud DR.. Ripper have made an inn
in the Telegraph which dispenses with
the battery for simple machine, which saves both
money and labor
MAINE.-Thc Presidential Electors have agreed
to recommend ex-Gov. Fairfield as Secretary of
the Navy in Polk's Cabinet
new company is formed at Kennebec, to run
a steamboat from Boston to HalloweI.
New HAMpsHRE.-The Governor has appoint
ed Rail Road Commissioners. Liberty Conven-
tons will be held in Hilsboro' aud Coos counties
soon.
The house of Simeon Underhi Of Piermont,
was burnt on the 25th uIt, his son e years of age
was consumed by the flames The fire was caus-
ed by the falling of spark on some cotton batting
in the chamber.
,Nass.-One Lowell factory girl procured $50
signer5 to memorial against Texas, Go thou and
do likewise.
Deacon Giles DiStIlery is destroyed by fire.
Nota person of the 5000 inhabitants of Beverly
has been convicted of any crime for 5 years. Mr..
Benjamin Russell, the oldest printer in Boston,
formerly editor of the Columbian Standard, died
on the 4th inst age "a years. Barrett has been
executed at Worcester for the murder of Mrs.
Houghton. Another Liberty paper has been start
ed at Worcester, and 4 good one too.
R. lStand.-Hon. Mr.. Tillinghast Is dead Far
nam's factory goes Iively-he employs 400 hands,
1t is the largest in the u S., and equals anything
IN England in the quality of its fabrics.
New York-Bishop Ouderd nix is convicted,
and suspended by vote of9 to 8.
Gov. WRIGHT in his message, takes strong
ground against the ant-rent rebels. The Steam
er Mount Pleasant is probably wrecked, with the
loss ofall on board, as nothing has been heard of
her siuce she left the city, for Philadelphia on the
10th uIt
The Guardian ofthe Soil, Extra, notifies all An
ti-rent State Convention Ia be holden at Berne on
the 8th inst, 10 prepare their case for the Legisa-
turc.
DrVan Alsyue recently died on shipboard, dur
ing pleasure voyage. His remains were taken
to ST. Croix.' There are 9969 school houses in
the state, 900 of brick or stonc $500 in good re-
pair, $3.50 in a comfortable condition, remainder
unfit for the reception Of man or beast A Qua
ker near the city gives $500 to the fund for extr-
eating Father Matthew fom debt
Ex-Gov. Seward is recovering from his fall.
nv UH'l-i|ht iNbNIItOH 10 JICluiilS W tuC luNS'
Netc Jersey.-A cotton factory with 100000
capital is going up at Camden, panic or no panic.
yNaryland.-The legislature is met. A. U. S.
Senator is to be chosen. fire at Baltimore has
destroyed whole block of buildings. Mob at
Hartford to prevent the collection of taxes.
N. Caroljna--A member of the Legislature
has been expelled for forging his credentials. The
Methodist Conference thinks the M L. Church
ought to be divided and sends delegates to Louis
vile KY, for that purpose. Can't stiie the cry OF
the slave in that way.
House of Representatives have rejected the Texa:
scheme l19 to g. She cant be slave State forev.
err.
DetaWare.- are less than 800 slaves II
this State, aud it is said that three fourths of the
people are DESTROYS Of speedy emancipation. How
} the democratic doctrine of majority works il
slave States The river Del. has been free frou
ice-navigaton goood
Ohio.-The late Baptist convention at Cncinna
n ii, estimates the number of their members in slave
ry at 100, 000. Remember them in bonds as bount
with them A State Temperance Society has beer
, formed, Gov. BARLEY President The Senate ha
imposed a tax of$1 Oh its members, to pay
chaplain, the House having refused to defray thu
expenses by taxing the State.
Flour manufactured at Akron last season, 1913,
llS bbs. Judge Lane has resigned his seat on thu
bench-elected but few days since Four chill
dren Of family died lately of scarlet fever, from
eating freely of rotten apples. They were attacked
by vomiting the apples
The late riot aud blood shed reported in Brown
CO., in an alleged attempt to recapture fugitv'
slaves, is said to be fabulous. The Steamer U
Fl States left Cleveland on the 2lst ult., with 80,
Il 900 pelts, and 100 tierccs of taIlow for Buffalo
$4,000 sheep have been slaughtered in the Stat
mostly tor their pelts and taIow. The silk cul
ture hoLrshes finely in this State. The soil
f well fitted to the production of the mulberry. JET
n ferson co. has factory that turns off fine sill
. goods Of various descriptions. State debit $40