The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-05-28

dred and twenly-six cases yet OH The dockei
of the u S. Court in bankruptcy, not more
than two hundred and fifty oil which viii pass
to a discharge The remainder have either
failed to make the necessary publication OF
objections have been filed, which VIII renGef
mn apDeal TO the u. S. Circsit Court il nee
eSsary. (NV"'eT-
THE CRoPs.-Ihe Sedson.-From all we
can learn, the prospect for good crops is
much more favorable thaa usual at this sea-
son OF the year. The wheat in general
looks tolerably well only-on some farms II
stands thin upon the ground-probably Ii
consequence of the extreme dry weather
last Fall when it was sown. The Corn IN
this section is mostly planted, and in some
parts of the country it is in so forward astate,
that the farmers were engaged last week IN
ploughing il. The showers OF the two weeks
past have had mos; beneficial effect upon
vegetation of all kinds. Qaincg( I'LL } Wing,
7th.
az The Wheat Crop in Missouri, Wis
sonsin and Iowa is represented by the local
papers as promising a very heavy yield.
Abundant but not flooding rains have
succeeded the severe drought which recent
" prevailed.s The season at the West as
well as the East is very backward; but this
is not considered unfayorable TO the Wheat
crop.-Aibaay Argus.
GEN. JAcKsoN's HEALTu-A letter from
Nashville, in Thursdays Union, states that
the health of Gen. Jackson is more rapidly
failing, and that he cannot possibly long sur
vive.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESI-
DENT. . Official.
Loren Spencer, missouri Recorder of
Land Titles in Missouri, vice Frederick X.
Conway, appointed Surveyor General DILL
and Missouri.
James X. Hutton, Collector, Washington,
North Carolina, vice Thomas II. Blount, re-
signed.
appraisers.
George w. Pomeroy, New York city, vice
Matthias b. Edgar, removed.
Samuel Jones Willis, New, \ ork, vice
Amos Palmer, removed.
benjamin E. Carpenter, Philadelphia, vice
Samuel Spackman, removed.
EMIGRANTs-The Boston Journal says
That 1928 emigrants have arrived atthat port
in various Ships since the 10Th Of April.
The FRANCIS SALTUs.-Passengers who
Jeff Montreal yesterday morning and took
The Steamboat Francis Saltus on Lake
Champlain, reached here in good time this
10 take the day boat for New York.
This boathas already become decided IA
voritc, and her name is so popular in that
region that the very fish, when they arehaul-
ed out of the water, cry out sT'-Troy
BUDGET
Thurlow Weed, Esq, editor of the Albany
Evening Journal, has returned from his West
ndia voyage, with restored health.
Peices of burnt shingles, cloth & hodse pa
,er from the fire in Pittsburgh, were blown
upwards Of 80 miles into Westmoreland coun-
In Ohio every 500 worth of property is
axed 1925 ID yet there is no grumbling
O. repudiati n.
A party offndians, supposed to have been
Creeks or Cherokees from the United States,
ately attacked Il settlement in the Cross
FINDERS, and in the skirmish which ensued,
IN old gentleman named Underwood his son,
md boy named Pierce, were killed. Sew
sral Indians also were killed.
Some Loco Foco has issued prospectus
or n daily paper 10 beissucd at Washington,
md 10 be called The Workingman's Advo-
cate.
CT. Ingorsoll, it ia said has in the,press
1 history of the late war, from 1912 TO 1915,
with all IFS principal events and prominent
,ctors, and the causes which originated it
work no doubt authentic and desirable TO
Ill.