The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-10-13

We learn from the United States Gazette
that Hen. Thomas Sergeant, one Of the As
sociate Judgeso of the Supreme Court ofPe1n-
sylvanra, has resi- sncd his scat.
The DauGGINe CASES, One Of the victims
Of drugged simulants called urOn us on FIJI
day morning, aud he tells sIraiSbter and
better story Tor himself than tho one which
was the subject Of comment yesterday. He
belongs TO WestbOrO,' and moi TO Quincy
and is good temperance man when al home.
lie obtained SOY from the Boys.on Bank
uu Thursday afternoon, upon check Of the
Worcester Railroad Company, and after
wards chartered cab for the purpose Olvis
iting his brother in Cha,lestown. A woman
WAS introduced into tho cab, and he was in
irodHced into d drinking shop-ihe result WIS
the loss Of all his money, and he declares that
lie was dragged aud Supplied by some vile
dccocti6n which he was persuaded 10 drink.
The subject is TO be udicially examined. as
we learn by the following from the Travel
lcr-and that which is now dark and indeiin
lite. may he made light and clear
The cabnan whose name is Lot Boody,
waived an examination ia the Police Court
this morning, and WIS bound over To the
Municipal Court in the sum of 500 The
woman. named Ann Williams, alias Gather
inc Ashbael, has been arrested aud bound
over in the same sum.
The Liberty Prty in The eighth Congress
sional District haze Nominated General APP
plston Howe for Congress in opposition 10
John Quincy Adams. Mr.. w. Jackson of
Newton, and others, conended that Mr.. Adj
ans WAS sufficiently strongly imbued with
the principles of liberty, but the Convention
thought otherwise, aud Mr.. Howe was nomin-
aied.
What the sol disafR Liberty Party" is, and
what lie impulses are. can be well understood
by the fact, that, in John Quincy Adams;s
District, a Mr.. Howe isl run as the Lib
crty, alias aboiu,ion, candidate, in opposition
10 him
Mr. Adams, one would have thought,
wonld answer all the practical purposes Of
Aboliionism, but when once man gets an
item in his head he is rs crazy as any lunatic
ever in Bedlam,-M y. Express.
The EPISCOPAL COMMEMORATIVE body
met on Wednesday, but the first day was
spent chiefly in organizing-Dr. CREIGHTON
being appointed President. Yesterday, af
ter the transaction of some ordinary routine
business, the subject Of admitting the Color
ed Church OF ST. Philips into the Church
Union was taken up, and after an attempt 10
lay il on tho table, (which was lost by the
vote of the Laity,) was referred 10 Special
Committee.
On the subject of Bishop Orderdonk's sal
airy, we learn that efforts, which will prob
ably be successful arc making among the
members of the Church, individually, TO keep
the question out Of the Convention, by rails
Ing private subscription OF 81 800 per an
num for the Bishop. Fifteen hundred doll
airs OF this sum have already been subscribed.
Tribune.
volunteer, writing 10 Louisville from the
Rio Grande, says that the mosquitoes there
can stand fiat footed upon the ground and
without difficulty drink out Of a pint tin CUP
SOMETHING FOR REFLEcrIoN,-A married
lady died suddenly IT Syracuse, New York.
on the 4ih inst, aged IS years, but whose ap-
pearanGe indicated no more than - or 10,
The verdict Of the inquest, upon Il post NOR
ten examination, was, death by permatuie
marriage, In the interior, especially in the
new States, marriage is common among
men at 10, II, or Is; and in the majority Of
snch cases, the result is premature old age.
If nothing moro violent, We rarely meet with
hOfiltU iIldIIicu uuuct ~. Win tlr9c tOul
children, who do not exhibit, at 30, all the
marks of age common to As or so. and who
are not the victims of chronic disease. Anne
ric0 women should not marry under 20, and
are still better prepared for that relation, phys
really, intellectually and morally, at Is
Phil Ledger.
Messrs, Garrison, Douglass, Wright and
"'nefs oil the extreme anti slavery party in this
country. are now in England, trying TO get up
40 ANU Slavery League the great primer
re OIL winch ,Ii is "a dissolution of the American
Dn'un' he American people, at home, are
competent 10 pass upon snch question as
ms ms without consulting the people of En-
grand Our citizens, some Of them at least |
wiz 20 our to England. have to hurry. home
Sentinel Az H.
One day week before last. over 80. 900
'usheis OF peaches were sold in New York
guy; many of Them as low as Il IL cents a
HuShei' aud sood ones too.