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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

c. The English papers received by the Hiber.
MIA abound with commendatory paragraphs of the
free trade doctrines of the Presidents Message.
The London Times says:
"On one point the Message exhibits sympathy
Nth our Opn Ministerial intentions marvellous
it is suspicious of International amity. The prn-
cipe Of protective duties, as opposed TO those for
revenue, is clearly defined and strongly condemn
ed"
The London Examiner says
"The political economy Of the message offers a
pleasing contrast with its politics. 1t is as large as
its diplomacy is narrow, and treats the prohibition
lists OF the North with as little ceremony as the d.
plomatc portion of it does NJ Guizot or Sir Rob.
ert Peel"
The Manchester Guardian remarks
"But, whatever faults the message may have in
reference to the Oregon dispute there part Of
il which will be read with uHmiIed satistdetion.-
We allude to the recommendation TO place the tar
f upon a footing more consonant with the princi-
pies OF free trade"
The Leeds Mercury says
ain regard TO the tariff, the Message is satisfde-
tory"
The European Times remarks:
"One cause, perhaps why the Message has
agreeably disappointed expectation here is the pe
timed observations in tohch induLges respecting a
liberal tariff Ifthe Oregon is the 6ane, the pro
posed reduction Of the tariff is the dnfidOts in The
neto Presidents missiUe 10 Congress.
The Glasgow Trade Reporter INDUCES in the
hope of "still brighter prospects for the manuactur
ing industry of the country" because the Presi-
dents Message gives "promise of a more Favorable
tariff t6a British Merchandise"
The money article of Wilmer g. Smith says,
with regard to revision Of the tariff" the Amer
can Presidents Message Cannot but act fdUOrGbly
TO British interests"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05
A Golden Rule.

One appeal to God above,
Supplicating for his love,
Daily offer. Peace Of mind
Makes thee happy, good and Kind.
Daily sing one cheerful song,
From the bosou's fiery throng,
Daily do ONE noble deed,
Daily SOW one blessings seed.
Daily make one foe thy friend,
Daily from thy surplus SPEND
Daily when the gin is thine,
Write one verse in strains divine.
Daily seek kind natures flccj
Daily seek for some new gracci
Daily dry one sufferers tear,
Daily one grieved BROTHER cheer.
Daily drink from sparkling eye
Sweeter rapture soar on high
Then thy life will know no night,
And thy death be robod in light.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

GENERAL -OFFIcE.-The Post Master
General in letter addressed to the Speaker of the
House Of Representatives estimates the appropria-
ton necessary for the Post-Olfice Department for
the fiscal year commencing on the LIST of July, 1876,
at S44l6,000. The expenditures of the Depart
ment for the year ending June 80, ls45, were ga
800, 1872 The estimates for the Department, for the
years ending June Both, 1916, 1916 and lS47, as
placed in comparison, are:-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

Died. Charlemont, Dee H. Dea Aaron Lyman, aged SO
In 1886 he received commission from Gov. Bowdoin,
Lieutenant and afterwards from Gov. Hancock Captain
of company Of Artillery Soon after receiving his first
commission he was called aid in suppfessing the
Shays rebellion. lie has oen been heard say that aE
ter having directed The shot the heads of the in
surRents with effect, he leveed the artillery by order
Of Gen Shepard directly at their advancing column by
which three Of their number killed. and much blood
shed doubtless prevented.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

THE Sow STORM l717The Of i7l7 shut people
up snugy home they had been locked Those
boekaded had furniture and the like for fuel
in places the thirty feet deep. People made
their exit frequently from the second story windows
down for fuel el long stnmps behind One Hannah
Dingey-a poor woman who lived far from New Haven
buried for eight days but at last discovered by her
neghbo by the smoke Of her ere coming through the
Hannah deied Ia Graham, potatoes and dried corn and
up with chairs and tables flock Of hundred sheep
were dug dn Fishers Islands where they had
been buried to the depth Of sixteen feet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

NATIONAL ARMoRIEs.-The expenditures al the
National Armories at Springfield and Harper's Fer
ry, during the year ending 3Otn June, ls45,
amounted to the sum Of S3il ,49S. The arms man.
ufactured we're, Muskets 10 1872; Cadet Arms 272 ;
Model Pistols ~; Screws 574 Wipers lO,64s
Screw-drivers 952; Spring-wres l,l47 Leather
Cone Pads 1919.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

ABoLIrIoSIsN.-At the late annual meeting of the
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, 1t was resolved
that the only path TO the accomplishment Of the OBJ
jects of the society was OYER THE RUINS OF
THE AMERICAN CHURCH, AND THE PRES
ENT AMERICAN UNION"-[ Boston Post.
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

n5-The Green Bay Republican of the nth jan
says-"A few days since, lady of our acquaintance
plucked bunch of green parsley from her garden,
which measured about one fourth of yard in length
Also, sprghtly young cabbage plant"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05
Edited and Published Monthly at Braltleboro, VT
by ID. MACK.
Sinnln comics sl-six coples for Sd.

Ia sufficient number of subscribers be obtained,
intend to publish semi-monlhly without increasing the
price In such case the size OF the sheet may be some
what reduced. After this, and perhaps The second
number, the paper will be issued puncluay by the LIST
Of each month.
10 Subscriptions reee'Usd by The Editor.
BrattrboTo. w. Jan. II, 1876 TIL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05
"WHITE'S EXPRESs.o
The Green Mountain Spring.

DrOed Discussion and Information concerning the Pop.
uar and Medical Uses of Water TO report Of cases q
Water. Cure Treatment 10 the Nurture and Education q
Chadrea to Diet and HEALTH
Medical and Philosophical Communications
BY ROBERT WESSELHOEFT ~ ID.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

CRAKBLRRIEs.-The quantity OF cranberries sold at
informed, amounted 10 obout eight thousand bushels!
which at three dollars bushel, the average price
which they were sold, amounted 10 $4,000 How
much sugar will be consumed in cooking this exceed
ngy acid ifuit,we have no means Of judging. Boz
ton Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

~ Counterfeit two dollar bills of the Orange Bank, W.
efsld Perkins stereotype Plsis' are in circulation
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05
Business Cards.
KIRKLAND s FLANDERS,
COunSelOrS & AttOrnieS at Law

EDWARD KIRKLAND, ppArr,pyopo VIZ
HENRY FLANDERS.
h5P Office, at the corner of Main and High SIS,
over the Bookstore
Business attended to in the counties Of Cheshire, N.
H. and franklin, Mass.
Bratteboro, Dee. 80, 1S45. 6ml9
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-03-05

The following extract from a letter, written BY Hon.
ABBorT LAWRENCE of Boston, to Hon. WILLIAM C.
RTEs Of Virginia, graphically porirays the results
which will follow from the policy of the adminslta-
tion if il shall be ad 'pted. 1t is able production,
and from the powerful influence which it at least ought
to have upon the public aud the pubics servants, at
Washington, we do not hesitate to call il one Of the
most important documents which has been produced
during this extraordinary season OF exciting public
ouestons:-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

In these tables the people may read the causes
Of the financial and commercial embarraSsments
in which the country was recently involved,
and from which il has been exIicated mainly by
the operations Of the tariff Of 1912. Let that sys-
| tom be overthrown; and we hazard nothing in
predicting that we shall pass through again the
same scenes, the bitter fruit Of the same wild ex-
pertinent. "From 1897, up to the enactment Of
the present tariff, says Mr. Evans, your revenue
derived from all sources did not pay the expenses
OF your Government. There a deficit of
more than six millions Of dollars a year. Then
came the act of 1912 and in the first three years
of its operations it has maintained your govern.
ment paid ten millions of your national debt lin.
CURED under the previous system,) and lea six
millions on hand. Now, compare the two systems.
Say, which has proved itself to be the sound policy
Of the country in regard to revenue and public
credit, and all that depends ON revenue and pub
lie credit. Looking to the act of 1912, ask if
we ought not TO DO satisfied with II, far re.
penue is concerned Ought TO change it
Above all, ought we TO change it at such time
as the present. when a pressing emergency has
arisen, and the demands upon the Treasury are
increased TO a considerable eItentl Ought we to
abandon system which experience has proved to
be safe, and adequate for the purposes of its esta
blishment, and rush upon mere experiment-an
untried system-and one against which all the
lights and experience of the past give such clear
and solemn warningl'
Mr. Evans then went into an elaborate and la.
cid examination of the estimates of the friends of
the new bill, in relation to the probable amount
OF revenue to be derived from it but the Senate
adjourned before he had concluded this branch of
his argument, to which we shall take occasion
hereafter TO refer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
PeriOdicals.

"Fshers Nafioasi Nagssias and Industrial Record =.
for the month Of July, filled with interesting and yauab.
papers, has been received. single number Of this work
worth thrice the years subscription to oil who read for
the sake OF acquiring valuable information Among the in
tsres;ng in the June number are the following
Sketch OF the Commercial History Venice Manufac-
ture Of Cotton in India Report OF Iron and Coal As
ISOLATION Of Pennsylvania, showing the immense develop
ment OF those branches Of industry which are now in dan
OF being stricken down-interess in which Virginia
too has deep stake though she be regardless
It. as Providence had filed her fields and mountains with
valuable minerals to lie undisurbed their BOSOM while
we enrich foreign capitalists and foreign aboer by
buying those articles from them and bringing them acros-
the Atlantic for daily also eopous catalogue Of
the articles exhibited at the late National Fair; The Wages
Of Labor, in different States of tho Union in England and
in Europe: Glance at the Old World, sc. SC.
We have also received tho Democratic Rsviete" for
July. embellished with 6ns portrait OF Gen. Jackson in
his last days This number characterized by less ab
y than usual The opening article, "Pracucal Annexa-
ton OF England" is tissue OF shallow sophsies
the article entitled Reasons why the Aspects OF Society
in England and the United States radically and
permanently different" consists OF Of obvious tru-
isms The number nevertheless interesting TO the sener.
al reader.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

On Sunday morning. the l2h instant n his residence In
The county Oi Albsmafo, FEascis WALEEE PhsE IN the
10Th year Of his Few, II any, Of tho children Of hu-
maniy who have been summoned their final
- early on ego, have faithfully performed the
duties Of this life been better prepared for the neabe
rewards and happiness Of the next With an education
which would have hed him for ambitious pursuits,
hs tastes and ncnat0ns ed him "along the cool, sequos
tered vale q bio" gu the modest but exemplary station
Of on enlightened useful and Christian citizen. How well
he acted ' part n al tho delicate relations Of son, bro
Their, husband father friend and neighbour the rich peace
Of bic last moments, and the souowing affection which
followed him 20 bic early grave, oloquenty ATTEST
The example u biz ardent and faithful peiy enforced by
the earnest eHhorsons u his dying hour hs youthful
esnpanions and fends and clothed with heavenly beau
BY his bright and assured antcpatons Of immortal hsp
pness, precious legacy he has bequoahcd 10 the rising
generation 81 h forms tho best and consolation Of
bic befeavod and allcled family.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

The bill, BASED upon Mr.. Cshoun's late Report for the
Improvement Of the navigation u tho rivers Ohio Mss,.
sppi snd Arkansas, which passed the Senate few days
ago rejected by Tho House Of Representatives lat
Thursday, by the decisive vote Of - to 49, Every Viz
gna member present voted agsinsi the bill OF the South
Carolina members, Msss Burt, Holmes aud Sims voted
for the bi-Mr Black sgans, IT, The remainder Of the
delegation, Mr.. Rhsu included, were sbssnt!
The Charleston Mercury deems Mr.. Cslhoun's Report
"unansverabls" The Stats Rights doctrine III ssys) IL
'sy enforced" or thero be no sppesl from
the dec'ion Of the great Oracle Of Modification upon
question Of Stats Rights!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

July 10, le46.
ToBACCo-The inspections this week have not been
90 large We quote strictly prime shipping qualities at
from % 10 common descriptions from 81 good
to hns from os Logs from las TO 2.5o. quality.
fLouR-L.., sales were at s3.s7 Lat
CORN-55s5S cents.
OATS-25a30 cts.
CUT NAILS to 4fc.
N. g. COTTON-S 81 eonts.
TEAS-lmporisl and Gunpowder SOC. TO d, rs; Black
25a50e.
wHIsKEY-Hogsheads 2I3, bbi.. 22ie
, CANDLES-Sperm 26a2sc.; Patent Sperm <0e; Hull's
Patent lie; Taow l0al2}.
CofFEE-Rio sas}c; Laxuayra sas1.
HERDS GRAsS-Sl.
ILMoTHY DIS per bu.hol
light
LlME-70e. from the vessel.
MOLAsSES-N. Orleans 2sa30c.; Porto Rico 2sa3Oc;
Cuba 22a24c.
oIL-win,cr strained oil best 100 ou; Fall strained
90s923; Whale in bbs. 44c.
PRoviSlONS-Bscon. Smith6cd cent?; Western
sides 53a6; Shoulders II e and Baltimore Sdos 6a6Sc;
Shoulders ~ as cts; Hams 6Sa7}; Lard 7s7Se.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf, last sales, -, rs per
ton; do. Basin 1915
SUGARS-Demand lght-N. orlean. 5Is7; p Rico
6tsse; ST Croir 9ta91.
SHOT-5}c.
sALT-Liverpool. 81. ssc. from wharf.
Hogs %.
EXCHANGE
N York drafts }si prem. Baltimore drafts AL prem.
Philadelphia isi North Carolina / dis
South Carolina dis. Wheeling dis.
Treasury Notes 4 prem. Tennessee 2 dis
Aaoaam 5a6 dis. Specie Asi prem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
EXCHANGE RANK OLE YIRGINh
or There is absolute certainly a
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
TTNO render the benefits of education at the In

Il ysrsiy available far practicable, young
of limited and thereby extend usefulness
board
student from each without
payment OF the Professors fees and without charge
Univey dues fines and
academic commencing tho lst October
by faculty uton such as may be laid
before IN behalf appiesn
The following Information for the benefit persons
teresied;
l. The applicant whs years old desired
state hls and to de,snate
be wh to enter being prescribed
the Visites that student under the years
shall attend three Of the schools enumerated in the following
unless the faculty for good shewn sa allow
les. than three Ancient Languase-2 Modern Language
na hedea-o hedeine-7 Anatomy and suTGery-s. Moral
Phiosophy-e. Law
9. No student school Of Mathematics
OF that OF Natural Philosophy who has familiar
with all tho branches OF
professor reading higher Latin OF Greek elias
sizes ANY candidate who desire schools
the requisite qualifications and required
applicants shall exhibit AFFINITY profit by
given at the Unve well OF undoubod good
moral character.
applicants shall furnish satisfactory evidence that
OF their education but when admitted Students
stand in all respects footing with the other students Of the
TASIsn Of their with the University
well the minor Punishmen, but great
proficiency this term maybe extended by the visers
For the Of reducing expenses
OF such students price BY them
shall not eIeed I dollars for the session Of nine months
msneing on the lst October.
The whole expenses estimated o. follows
Board including diet lodging washing and $50 90
Tent booIs Din acasem!ca rs 90
$500 90
The Of the books used Medical Department
h about S3s 90
hnd IN he law sehoo ABOUT 90 90
TeIt books for the Schools
bic terms at bookstore the University
Applications for Admission under the foregoing
accompanied by appropriate testimonials respectfully invited
and must be addressed the undersigned University
the s September which the BY
Faculty.
Persons interested referred Delegates
the several counties and districts STATE
shortly forwarded Of
students Of the University embracing detailed information
gard 70 this OF studies the several Schools
BY order Of the Board Of Visers
j. l.. CABELL,
ju IT-ctW Chairman OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
PHILADELPUIA MARKFT


Couon-No material change has taken place in the
market since last week and the demand only for the pre-
sent wants OF small sPinnes sales in all do exceed
ESQ bales, taken in small lots prices ranging from
mostly on time, for Uplands and New Orleans.
Flour-wo have but little change notice since last
week for Flour there has been only limited inquiry VIII
has resulted in tho sales of about $500 bbs 1915 for
Western, S3s7iaS4 for good brands l2i for
fresh ground parcels, and including 500 bbs Brandywne
at S4,25.
Groceres-We have only notice sales Of 100 hhds
Sugar at 63e for New Orleans, and BE for ST. Croix
mos Hemp and Hides no sales. Iron-The market con-
nues dull. Lead-A further sale OF 500 pigs at equal to
S425. cash Naval Stores-Sma sales OF Spirits at Goa
3lc; other kinds change.
Bacon steady sales at 5a6c for Hams ST for Sides and
3a3i for Shoulders in good order Lsrd-sOO kegs sold
at 6ta63c cash and months. Ree-Some lots were ia
ken for export at 31s3 5Se. cash and time Sesds-Clo-
YER nomnaly held IS Ia; Flax lls l20c for domes
tic. Sa-An arrival Of 1000 sacks Ashtons fine sold on
private terms Whskey scarce and sells at 20ia2Ic for
hhds and bbs Wool about stationery, sales OF several
lots at 223a24c for common and quarter and 26a27c for
half and three quarters, 2 mos
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
FROM TnE CAMP.-nt,l,l,l-.

'AhhH OF Ol'tTATlONs
"June ~, 1876
"Some volunteers hsve arrived Bfasos Santiago from
Tennessee presumed 10 be Of tho twelve months quota
The volunteers which previously arrived from New Orleans
have nearly al moved 10 Barita except regiment. in
his psco. shall bring them Up the river o. soon a. can
procure transportation, which are impatenty awaiting
Tho volunteers from TeNss enesmped near Point lea
bel and organizing under the direction Of tho gov.
ornor.
1--WE have authentic intelligence from the interior of
MoEco The army a. Linarez believed be moving TO
wsds Monterey much reduced IN numbers BY dsseruon
and sickness. II rumored that Bustsmono is AZ tho
head Of the government, and that Paroles IS advancing
with large force 10 this frondsr."-Unio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
sg.glg.OO1 os aI-si6 en1 as

The hrs' eas' he proposes TO pay in full that Of the
second AZ the rate Of 1874 cent that under the third At
the rate OF 80 per cont and that under the fourth AZ tho
rate Of 20 per cent. alleging o. justification Of this ACT
Of repudiauon that Texas received only tho rate per cent
Of the bonds specified On question OF this sort much
may be said on both sides Cerhuy n the bonds Of Ter
as have passed out Of the hands Of the ognsl hodsr
some regard ought to be bad to the price which thew paid
for them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
From the New Orleans Picayune, July Q.
LATER FROM TEyAC

The steamship Galveston Capt Wright arrived ysster-
day from tho city Of Galveston having sailed thence on
Sunday, the 5h inst Since her departure from this port
the Galveston has been Brasos Santiago but her ne
from Point Isabel is not 90 late the Aabamas.
She confirms the total loss Of the high pressure steam.
boat Potomac. She wrecked her passage from
Galveston the Rio GTande, about miles beyond the
Pass OF San Luis One report has II that leaked badly
the captain compelled 10 her ashore. This is the
boat which took the Gaines Rangers all but
one Of whom left her Galveston She bad about IOO0
bushels Of coal board, and other freight The
boat will be total loss the partly saved dam
sged state.
The Galveston Civilian says, the appointment Of captain
in the regiment Of Mounted Rihemen has been de-
elined by Mr.. Walker We have the same stateme
made in Of the Northern papers, but yet pre-
pared TO yield TO them.
Seven companies Of Mounted Rnemen from the Red RI
counties Of Texas passed through Austin the 18Th ut
their way San Antonio where they would be mus.
tered the service Of the United States for the war
They said be we'll mounted and equipped snd 10 BE-
composed Of the best class Of Texan eiuzen soldiers
IL s said that Gen Lamar will be elected Bngsder Genl
Of the Texas Volunteers Gen. Bureson refusing TO be
candidate against him.
Reports Of rather indefinite character had reached
San Antonio, that the MsEcsns concentrating arR,
force Preside de Rio Grande for the purpose Of
against San Antonio The report failed excite muci
alarm among the Texans.
We think IL has before been mentioned that the u S
Dragons, formerly stationed Austin, left on the 9th ult
| for San Antonio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17
N. Y. MARKET-Julv n 81

N Y. MAKKET-July Is, % p NJ
Sales Of 500 bales prices sam. ss for two or b
weeks past.
Western -four has been sold all the way from S375a
S4O6; 700 bbls oswego flour sold at $3.50
Good fair Michigan brings S3sS Some round Ohio
brought S3I5 The market s quite well as yesterday
There are several samples OF wheat shown today but
no sales Red Is sOAS5 cents bush, white s2a95c One
parcel Of Yates county white wheat sold few DAYS ago a,
l005c. -
Several samples Of Pa. rye offered but not At to
kinds. "
parcel OF very handsome Indian corn much like Del
aware yellow sold 81 w.t. for the East Oats IS cts
1000 mats cassia, eK Geneva, p. MT
Provisions change. Pork, 50 so and "a. but low
sales.
Whisky, l9al95c.
Sterling 6ia7i prem francs S537Ia4O; Brennan 761,I.
Hamburg 34ia3; elders 3SI; Antwerp asa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

~ II is rumored that discussion shortly to come oil
in Pennsylvania, the grave question whether Jane.
Polk is better Tariff man than Mr.. Clay Jane. Blu.
ehsnsn and George NJ. Dallas take the Affirmative
and John h. Kane be the referee Rare sport may
be expected,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

IL Col. Payne of the Army, reached Baltimore, few
days ago. on his way Washington, with tho trophies
from the Me1cans in the battles OF the h and 9Th Of May
These trophies consist OF flags, banners lances spears
and among them the celebrated banner of the T,npico
Coast Guards, with m beautifully embroidered eagle which
galsnty defended and description Of which has
already appeared in this paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-17

BSee the interesting letter from volunteer the Rio
Grande TO member of Congress, exposing the wreched
management OF the Administration in providing for the
equipment of the troops the frontier and preparing US
to see sights" when the bill OF expenses shall be footed
IN