Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-02-07
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LOuIsIANA.---Mr Hubbard, the commissioner
of Massachusetts,, has left New Orleans, without
even attempting to effect the object of his mis-
sion. The N o. Bulletin says; al..'
owe learn from last evenings Courier, that
Hon. Henry Hubbard, the Massachusetts Com
missioner, has left the city. Before departing,
he wrote letter to gentleman of high stand
ing, in which he frankly declares that he is fully
convinced of the frutlesness of his mission, and
that if persisted in, it will occasion great excite
ment. He adds, therefore, he is preparing i'm
medlately to leave"
The House of Representatives have passed
resolutions, 80 to I6, in favor of the annexation
of Texas.
The State Convention to reform the Constitu-
ton, is in progress Hope they will leave out
that article which makes it death to teach col
ored child in the Sabbath school
Thirteen free coored seamen from the Free
States, have just been put in prison at New Or
leans
New YoRK.---A. H. Lovett, the teller of the
Albany Commercial Bank, is defaulter in the
sum of 1874 AS. ..a ... .,5..
The total number of children taught in the
public schools in New York city last year was
81 1885, being an increase of 5000 over 1912
Mrs Nancy Paul died recently at Albany aged
1903.
The time consumed in reading Gov Wrights
message was four hours, and during the time,
Pomeroy's express carried it 1910 miles
MAss.-The anti-Texas Convention at Faneuil
Hall last week, was very large an enthusiastic
gathering.
Hon Abbott Lawrence has given $40, 600 to
the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Associ-
alton, for the purpose of assisting in building a
Hall and establishing free school, and educat
ing Mechanics Apprentices ..t
l Diantha JOY daughter of Comfort and Mar
tina Joy, Putney VT, who resided on the Law
renee corporation, committed suicide shor
time since. ...0
The third election for Mayor of Boston wa:
held last week. No choice. The Liberty vote
! was about 100.
KY.-The Pttsburg Gazette says, that Gov
Owsley will sign pardon for Miss Webster, a
soon as the excited state of the public mind vii
permit ..t..,.- ...
r. lit appears by the last report of the TIC
tai abstinence society, that the number Of license
in the State have decreased since 1885, from 66t
: to ! 70, and that ID towns have withheld license
V altogether.
e N. C.-The Milton Chronicle says, that Tul
Vt ner Johnson of Orange, was shockingly murder
y ed by his daughter, about IL years Of age o
y the night of the 9th inst. Report says, thu
I: Johnson went home intoxicated, found no on
d about but this little GIRL he threatened to XII
Il her if she didn't kill him. and laid himself dow
le before the fire, whereupon his daughter approach
1t ed him axe in hand, and with one blow split h
t. head openl The daughter has been commtte
u to Jail.
at VA.-The Richmond Enquirer is Sarage
bout the Liberty Convention at Washington
SO represents the Liberty men as Daniels al
thinks it would be difficult for them to get out
the hons den meaning the shareholders clutc
es This is most perfect illustration
~ The Senate (strongly Democratic) has la
ht the New Hampshire resolutions, in favor of Don
E, on the table One vote only was recorded
their favor. oa. t.aa # ..t $50 at".1
es- PENN-Slave hunters from Maryland seiz
ok a colored preacher last week at Harrisbur
Z They gagged him and were about to carry hi
la off, when the authorities nterfered and releas
mfr him. They are now under arrest .. a3aat
Use Ono The Cincinnati Weekly Herald h
md recently increased its list from $500 to on
by 5000, with a fair prospect of its coming up
10000. Success to it. 1t isrone of the b
re- Liberty papers now published. A daily pap
,et- and Facts for the people, and The Yout
Ter, Visitor, two montypublications, are issued fir
ow- the same Office. How they are dying away
fact West s6e
nto OREdoN-The officers of the Territory C
len slst of three Governors, called the Execut
~ Committee, Supreme Judge and Legisat
the Council. The laws are the same as those Q
IN erning the territory of Iowa The Legislat
consists Of nine persons chosen by the people
are One of its recent acts reads, "Any per
3D. who shall make, sell, or give away ardent S
ash its in the territory of Oregon, South of Colun
+ to river, shall forfeit and pay 500 for each
with every offence" % e.. s.'e '.o' q '''. "f
oeen A number OF nuns and Catholic priests AZ
J ed here in August, sent by the Church of Ro
Of The Methodist mission is said to be in d,
A Aourshing condition. A newspaper will S
due be attached to the Mission at Willameu
lua- materials are now on the way. ,..rr
life Mr. Polk is expected at Washington a
rthe the 10Th inst Lodgings have been engaged