The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-29

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Lincoln.
Secretary al War-Rt. Hon. s Her
bert
The following are the new members oil
the Cabinet -
President of the Board of Trade-Ea.l
Dalhousie.
First Lord of the AdmiraI.y-Earl oil
EIlenboroagh.
Postmaster GeneraI-Earl of ST. Ger
mains.
Secretary for the Coonies-Hon. w.
Gladstone.
The Presidents Message. as may read
| lily be supposed, excited great deaI Of at
lention. Blu. what is surprising, the lone
of The Eng ish press is devoid of all irr-
ialon in Us remarks thereon. This re
Iuctance Is avoid giving offence says the
European Times, "arises altogether from
the praiseworlhy desire 10 heal, rather
than to foment, the cause OF difference be.
tween US and the United States respecting
the Oregon"
The Presidents brother Mr. w. X
Polk, is now in Paris, where he will stop
some time. He will afterwards go 10 Ma
pies, as ambassador extraordinary, to ex-
change the Publications Of the treaty of
commerce lately concluded. Washington
Irving is also in Paris, on leave of absence
from Madrid.
Mr. McLue, the American Minister
at London. has been on visit 10 Paris,
plrlly on business, and partly 10 see its
many I" Lions" - Bos Bee.
The MoRMoNs, 1t would seem from re-
cent adv'crs, are rapidly approaching the
character aud position of an organic d
gang of avowed scoundrels, whose bond
Of union is the epower it gives them TO
carry outlheir vlIalny, and with whose
association The laao must ere long vigor-
ously and rttecluaIY interfere.
The Quincy Wing Of The sob u|t.
gives Me details Of an attemp. made by the
Marshal and company of rifemen to
TO arrest Brigham Young. the present
head of the gang, against whom an Indlc:-
mrut had been found. The officer went
to NauvOo, arrested the man and boldly
bore him of, in the face of a tremendous
Iui 'iIOII ibOUS h'S ISoSuN' "a
night, after reaching C,rlhpge in safety.
it was asserIaintd tina! their prisoner
though he had been pamed off upon them
us Young. was qul'e another person! SO
hat, through The vIltauous cunning Of the
Mormon>, their vigilance and courage
had been entirely lhwarted. They nj
first determined 10 return and arrest the
rcll young, but concluded 10 avail, fur
th"r advice. The Wing says: GA Nor
no, seceder, nov at Carthage, has LEI
gu. several of the scores OF The Holy
Cuy.-He says that Brigham Young
lIves most OF the time ia The third sluiy
of the Tempe -the onl access 10 which
Is by ladder rom me outside, which
IaIIer is taken away every nigh, so . I'd,
he Iordly Brigham Young may tnjov
his rest, unmolesied by conslables or U.
S. off ers OF any description.
The Temple has been SO far completed
that the Mormons say the Lord has ac-
copied II, and grained the members their
"endowments," which prove TO be gen,
zeal !iccnce to do as they PIease--es
Tally "a Casting off their wives and taking
Others. The whole community are rap.
Idly becoming nothing more than grace
less, awIess, pesllIent aud punlsba bic
scro16drels. They have laid aside the
sanclly under which they formerly cloak
ed their inIqui'y, which now stands maxi
ed and aioue. The law should scatter
aud crush them a; once.
The Warsaw Signal learns that a Nor
mon named Miles has applied to the co N.
mander Of the Hancock Guard for protect.
ion, while be removes his property from The
Holy City. 1t seems that he desires to
leave The Saints, but, they having threat,
cued vengeance against him, he is afraid
10 remove his goods without having a
guard 10 shield him from violence. Bee.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND Loss OF
LIFE AT CARBoNpALE. Pa. We dscer.
tain by IA letter (says he New York Fri
bun, J addressed to one'ot the officers of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.
that about len o'clock. A NJ. of the 18th
inst, the roof OF mines Nos. and 2, Gov
erinc several acres, suddenly fell in with
a fearful crash, exinguishing The lights
in other mines connected with It 70 the dis.
lance of ii mile by the pressure OF air
caused by the falling body. A great loss
of life was at first appreheuded, bat after
the excitement had somewhat subsidized, il
was found that abou, fifteen only were
missing-among whom is Mr. J. Hosea,
and AssisIan. Overseer in the mines
Many we're injured beside, though it is
hoped not dangerously. 1t is hardly
probable lha, the bodies of the lost viii. be
"Xtrlcated, us another fail is feared,
FUNERAL OF MIR TAYLoR.-Thet two
Houses OF Congress, on MOI dav, a,ten
ded The lnneral OF Mr.. Taylor of Virginia,