Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-03-21

VeHetauO0 Is Duuui0g hnu DlOSbOIniuRt US u We
were in the midst of Spring. The woods are be-
ginning to put on the gay attire which we did not
expect they would do for a month or six weeks yet.
birds are twittering and chirping about as 1t
mating time had come. All nature wears the APP
pearance of spring, green, glad, delightful, merry
spring, with lis bland smiles, beautiful flowers, gor-
geous hues and grateful fragrance, and there has
been no contrasting winter TO make its presence
more welcome and pleasing. We fear, however,
that soon a biting frost will come and kill all vege-
tation which is now putting out 80 promisingly.-
Matches Courier, FEB. %.
Not Dead after aH.-The Assembly, on Saturday,
at an early hour, as a mark of respect for
the memory of Ex-Speaker Chatfeld, whose death
was currently reported here on that day. 1t turns
out, however, that Mr. Chatfeld is both alive and
well. We suppose that the Assembly will have
10 correct their minutes neutrality-suspicious. EUe.
journal, Monday.
Immigration 10 Te1ds.--We are informed by
Mark Izod, Esq, who lives about 10 miles West OF
hatcher, in Louisiana, on the road travelled by all
emigrants to Texas who cross the Mississippi river
at Natchez, that for the last two and a half months,
four wagons a day have passed his house, on an av-
erage. Much of this emigration is induced by The
prospect of annexation, and is mostly from this
State. II adds greatly to the value Of Mississippi
land.-Natehsz Courier.
FitchJurg Rairoad-The Bunker Hill Aurora,
in concluding an interesting account of the opening
OF the ruilTOau through 10 rllCuOuIR, shyS'
alt is 40 Ia miles in length, and has cost, mot
including a large amount OF real property in this
town. u little rising one million dollars, averaging
90 or $4,000 per mile. 1t has been built without
the aid Of the State, and entirely by the Company s
own resources. They hare nercr borrowed a dollar,
nor giucn a note, nor had a Ia,csuit, and zee may al
most sag, Reuer hdre mel toith an accideRt."
Portland and Montreal Railroad.-Letters were
received in this city from Montreal, dated March /,
yesterday, from Judge Preble, stating, in general
terms that every thing, in regard to the Railroad,
looked as well as could be desired. MIR Gait would
subscribe 100000 towards the Portland route
The Board of Trade had petitioned Parliament for a
guarantee of three per cent. OF the stock, in aid of
the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, to be APP
piled Exclusively to the Portland Road. In fact,
Upper Canada, Montreal and the Eastern Town
ships, all give their hearty preference for the road
to this city.
We have seen other letters from Canadians TO
their friends in this city, stating that the Eastern
Township people are much more favorable to our
route than they appear TO be. Every Thing, ON this
subject, wears the most favorable aspect-even
more favorable than we are at liberty to make pub
lic.-Portiand Argus.
Mayor Of Rockester.-We perceive by the Roch-
ester Democrat, that the Council have elected VIM.
b Rtlikla 10 sRR66iSSt,h { 5 Sa MeySE ni OF that t CITY Z mr. r.s.
universally esteemed.
A Bad PLan.-How many fond mothers and fru-
gal housewives keep their pretty daughters and
their preserves for some extra occasionVsome sbig
buo' or other-till bolb turn SOM. This see,ns to
us marvellous poor economy.
A new paper has Just been commenced in New
York. under the name of the New York Teleoranh
edited by the Rev. Austin Dickinson. which gives
in a condensed form the latest religious and literary
intelIgence. The Dian is hoppiIy conceived. and
we doubt not. under The suPeriniendence oil MI
Dickinson, will be well executed.
L,ma-Tbe O.s;s r;vss tho vo,a - N.shr,
N n on ;be l;cense oness;ons .Sh,li ,auerners h.
i;oand >, Va I9l fNa.s ozo Sill 1910.
be licensed :? Yeas 1876, Nays 282.
49,
1osepn orya"t, a wing, ana me Temperance
day. by a majority of pos. A Citizens Ticket
was run in opposition.
'1PP0i"tme"ts ana HcmG1@S-ny a gentleman
from washington who Is likely to be pery well IN
loinea III u SUBJECT, we learn tnat no removals
WIN oe mace at present, except Tor causes othei
IMAM Peilcal associations, ana and perhaps none al
all; PRESIDENT FOLK has seen something OF the evi
o' oeing oeset, on MS arrival at washington, oy an
enough to break up the custom, (s we believe he
has, he will render an important service TO the
country, and especially to his successors in the of
Offices are not 10 he obtained nv siege nor Inv i'm.
nor,nni,v of every sort and bnndreds will save
| their money. who now BDeDQ IL IN useless nllOrlnln.
res 10 WASHINGTON. II is better for them. bette,
for the President. and better for the people. that the
practice should be broken up.-Jou,. of Commerce
po.,on u,a;.;n., ry..,;u. 49, G s...~
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