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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
MR.. WEBSTER AND MR.. NIGER
SOIL.

The Washington Correspondent q the
Baltimor Patriot writes:
Mr.. c. ]. Ingersoll. | learn. is in great
rage. Before Mr.. Schenck's Investigating
Committee, Mr.. Louis +. Tasis.ro has ap
peared. He swares that he was approached
oy a page or a messenger of the House who
told him Mr. IrgersOll wished TO see him in
committee room. He went to the room of
tho Committee on Foreign Relations, and.
not finding Mr.. IngersoIl there, he returned
to the House aud saw Mr.. IngeisoR sitting
on one of the sofas in the lobby. They en-
tered into conversation on the subject, and.
he swears, Mr.. Ingersol urged him to write
to Ex-2resident Tyler, whom he spoke so
highly of. and advised him TO come out in
this matter against Mr.. Webster. lie swears
that he promised 10 write TO MI. Tyler, and
that he did write-hut what, believe he does
not name.
On hearing the substance of Mr.. Tasistro' S
testimony, Mr. lngersoll became very wiathy
and denounced the witness and his statement
in terms both furious and terrific lie asks
that, althoUgh the committee have closed the
testimony, he may be sworn to testify that
what MIR. Tasistro has sworn TO is false.
He says he wishes TO kiss the book on that
II is understood that, at one time, the In
vestigating Committee, of which Mr.. Sea-
born Jones is chairman, mad hopes Of uniting
upon repurt excupating Mr.. Webster from
all blame or censure whatever in the matters
charged upou him. But upon further rehec-
ton, i, was decided that :hs report should
make known the fact that Mr.. Webster was
careless in keepiugIhisIpapers and accounts in
the State Department, though not guilty of
appropriatiug any of the public funds to his
own use.-Mr. Tyer's testimony fully con-
tradic,s that of Nh. Stubs. who figures so
emInently in the whole business, and who
seems TO have sworn long and hard. 1t re-
mains TO be seen whether Stubbs will be re-
tanned, or promoted, or dismissed By Mr..
Polk.
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SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, june 16.

WASHINGTON, uesday, june H.
The Treaty was not sent into the Senate
yesterday, owing to the resignation of The
Chairman of the Committee on Foreign A If
airs.
The vacancy will be supplied by an election
to-day, when this document will be trans
mitted.
1t will he necessary to refer il to that Com
miItee with their reasons for recommending
lis adoption, which will be embodied in a
formal report.
Mr. Walker, having recovered from his i'll
ness. will lay his communication before the
Senate to day on the Tariff and the Finan-
ces.
1t will recommend an increase ofduty on
tea, coffee and other articles, from 90 TO 30
per cent. which he estimates will afford an
inbrease of three or four millions Of dollars
in the revenue.
An issue of IL, OO0,0O in Treasury notes
will also be recommended in preference to
a loan.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Mcdowell of Ohio moved suspen-
sion of the rules in order 10 introduce reso-
luton embodying protest against the treaty
in progress for a settlement of The Oregon
Question.
The resolution and preamble assumes that
this IS question proper for the action of the
whole Legislature, power; for the attempt
secretly to adjust the matter while the peo-
lie and their representatives are ignorant Of
the terms, would be doing injustice to the
rights Of the people, aud have no obligatory
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
MIR. McDUFFIE ELECTED CHAIR
MAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOR
EIGN RELATIONS.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, June II. 1916.
Mr.. Bright gave notice 10 bill to raise the
pay oil volunteers TO ten dollars per month
during war.
Mr.. Cass presented memorial from artists
asking Congress tn purchase Callin's pic
lures.
Mr. Dix om Com. of Conference On the
Supplemental War bill, reported that the
majority had agreed thereon and asked the
concurrence of the Senate.
Mr. Haywood reported the House bill to
recede Alexandria 10 Virginia, and recon-
nerd its rejection. The Senate then pro-
ceeded 10 ballot for Chairman of the Com
mltee on Foreign Relations. Mr.. Archer
withdrew his name. Messrs. Webster, Sc
vier and McDulfie were the principal candi-
dates Mr.. Webster withdrew on the third
and Mr.. Sewer on the fourth haIlo:. On the
seventh ballot Mr.. MCDuifie was elected.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23

AZ At the late Term of Addison County
court, the following sentences were pronoun-
ced by Judge Bennett
John Eastwood, for Highway Robbery 10
years Imprisonment in States Prison.
Thomas Rice, for being accessory 10 East
wood in the crime of Highway Robbery, 10
years.
Daniel Gray, for theft, sentenced year.
Hiram Sears, for stealing properly under
the value Of seven dollars; menths impris-
onment in County Jail.
~ GEORGE w. GRANDEY, Esq. has
been re-aPpointed as superintendent OF
Schools Cor Addison County.
ABBOT LAWRENCE Of Boston has given
the American Board of Foreign Missions
$500 TO constitute himself and his two sons
Life Members. In his letter he laments that
he has thus long delayed contribu Ing to aid
the purposes Of this society.
~ The sum of $4,000 has been sub
scrihed in the State of Virginia, for the sup
port Of the mother and widow of the lamen-
ted John Ii. Peasants.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
force upon them: therefore

force upon them; therefore
ReSoLred, That in the opinion of the
House, it is the duty of the Senate to post
pone farther consideration and action upon
the same and submit it to the people for
their action and consideration.
The remaining resolutions censure the
President and Senate for Executive and SEN
;tcrial supremacy, and for secret conclave,
by which 10 hide their proceedings from the
public undsr the midnight veil.
On his motion TO suspend the rules, the
yeas were 35, nays I56-so the motion was
lost.
The House then went into Committee and
proceeded with the Indian Appropriation
bill.
MIR. Pisbury from Texas, defended the
act Of Annexation, and the movement lead
ing thereto from the assault of Mr.. Culver
made yesterday.
Mr.. Stephens made an eloquent speech,
reviewing the cause of the Mexican War,
in the course OF which he paid high tri-
butte to the exalted genius and statesman
ship of Daniel Webster and his recent tri-
u,nphant vindicaIica from his slanderers.
Mr.. Leake is now speaking.
The Post Office Appropriation Bill passed
and returned 10 the Senate for concurrence
in amendments.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, !
Addison District SIS.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District oil
Addison, on the llth day of June 1876.
homer Wright, guardian Of
EDWIN WRIGHT, LUCINA WRIGHT,
B. X. WRIGHT, KENT WRIGHT end,
AND BETSEY ANN WRIGHT,
all of Shoreham in said District. minor chill
dren of said Homer Wright, represents 10
this Court, that it would be beneficial to his
said wards to sell the tract Of land lying in
said Shoreham. which was set off TO them in
the division ofthe estate of Elijah Wright.
late Of said Shoreham deceased, bounded and
described as follows,io wit: Begin at stake
in the east line Of Jonas Warren's land, run
ming thence south So : As, east IS rods and
8 links TO strike, thence north &c, east So
rods ] O links, thence south SO 80 east 10
rods IA inds 10 a stake, thence north As
east As rods Is links 10 the highway. thence
westerly on said highway to Jonas Warren's
land, thence south on said Warrin's east line
loo rods TO the place Of beginning, estima-
ted TO contain AZ acres; and moves this
Court TO grant him license to sell the said
land of his said Wards: Ii is thereupon or
dered that said application be considered by
this Court, at the session thereof to be held
at the office of A. G. White Esq. in said
Shoreham, on Thursday the 2nd day OF
July next, at one o'clock 10 the afternoon ::
and that said guardian cause notice thereof
TO be given TO all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objections.
if any they may have, to said license heing
granted, by publishing certified copy of
this order in The Northern GALAXY news
paper printed at said Middebury-rhree
weeks successfully, previous to the time of
said Court.
j. S. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy of record.
Attest, J. S. Bushneil, Register.
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The vote rejecting the bill FIR the relief OF
Elijah White was reconsidered. A resolu-
ron to meet at IL o'clock was rejected
ayes %, nays %. The Senate took up The
Post Office Appropriation Bill.
The House have just gone into Committee
of the Whole on the Tariff bill bya vote Of
100 TO g.
The Navy Appropriation bill was passed BY
a vote Of 19l to2. The appropriation for
Sectional Dry Dock at Philadelphia was re-
jecied.
The House then went into COMMITTEE oil
the Whole, MIR. Cobb in the chair and
brought up the Tariff bill, lis to7l.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
LATEST FOREIGN. IMPORTANT

LATEST FOREIGN. IMPORTANT
The Steamer Caledonian b eng the last
arrival from England brings the news that
a rumor was in circulation in London thai
The English government has intimaied toMr.
McLane that they have determined to offer
their mediation for the arrangement of all
difficulties with Mexico, and thai the neces-
sary instructions had been sent by the Gale
DOMAIN TO Mr.. Pekenham. The Times and
Morning Herald both speak of this rumor
and give much credit to it and further say
that our government have given assurances
that such step would be acceptable.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Addison SIS.

lJfStTlCt OIL AuulSOu IS.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Court
held at Middlebury in and for the District Of
Addison, on the llth day of June A. d.
1876,
Abel Pratt, guardian Of
MARY E. PRATT,
Of Bridport in said District a minor child OF
said Abel Pratt, represents 10 this Court,
that it would be beneficial to his said ward
TO sell her interest, being an undivided ninth
part, in the following described land and real
estate situated in Poullney in the County Of
Rutland, TO wit: one piece of land boun-
ded north on the road leading from East
Pouliney TO Middle,oUn, tasI and south on
land of Alvah wilkins, and west on Simeon
Mears house lot, containing one half acre +,
also ii piece of land bounded south OIL the
road that leads from East to West PouIrney
and w. p. Noy's land west on the Episcopal
Church lot, north oil II. G. Meals land, and
west on The dover Of widow Harriet Howe,
containing 95- lOOihs OF an acre, with an iu
cumbrance of half the barn belonging TO the
dover Of said Harriet Howe; also the inter
est and claim of Silas r. Howe late Of said
Poultncy deceased to the buildings OF Rich
ard Howe late Of said Pouitncy deceased :;
and the reversion of the real estate set cut to
Harriet Howe, for her dover in the estate Of
said Richard Howe deceased; and moves
this Court to grant hin, license to sell his
said wards interest in said real estate: 1t is
hereupon ordered that said application be
considered by this Court, at the session
thereofto be held at the Office Of A. G.. White
Esq, in Shorehsm in said District, on
Thursday the 2nd day of July next, at one
o o'clock in the afternoon. and thar id quar-
dian cause notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested, that they may appear and
make their obj, ctions if any they may have.
to said license. being granted, by publishing
certified copy of this order in the Northern
Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said Mid
dlebury-three weeks successfully, previous
10 the time of said Court.
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record
Attest j. S. Bushnell, Register.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDAr, June

10, 1870
Reported for The n. e. Farmer.
At market 400 Beef Cattle, ~ pairs Work
ing Oxen 10 Cows and Calves, 300 Sheep,
A Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef CatHe.-Last weeks prices
for Il like quality better Cattle were at mar
kei. We quota Extra, 1928. First quality
5000. Second quality 5,75. Third quality
AIS $50
JTorking Oren-Sales $40. SIS and 90.
COlrS and Calues.-Sales $50, %, %, 20,
and 49,
.Sheep.-Salcs from $500 10 2,75.
WOOL.-Tke demand for pulled and
heeae Wool during the past week has been
fair, without any material change in prices.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID. SO
40 c.-American full blood do 35 37-Do
81 do 80 a 32-Do 1-2 do % 80 IA and
common 90 &c 2S.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
GROCERIES,.

4 the Drug Store Of tie subscriber
HAmay be found a choice assortment,
adapted either to condition of HEALTH
or DISEASE.
Hyson, Tyson Skin, black and green
Tea.
Old Java, Manila, and Laguria Coffee.
Double refined loaf, crushed and pow
dered Sugar.
Brown Sugar, Molasses, and Honey.
Citron; box-Raisins, English Currents
and Tamarinds.
Rice, Arrow Root, Sage, TapiocaS Pearl
Barley Dat Meal and Soda Biscuit.
Cooper's Isinglass, Irish and Iceland
Moss.
Cocoa Shells, Cocoa and Chocolate
Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper, Gln3 er &c
Sperm aud Tallow Candles,-Ch emical
and Sperm Oil.
Shaving and Common Bar Soap.
Tobacco in all shapes, and Cigars by
the thousands.-All at prices that cannot
be beat for quality and cheapness.
w. P. Russell.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
THE PATRIOTIC APPEAL.
Wars terrible blast is sounded

From the South, notes of Hostility and conflict
are heard, and the people have held their breath
TO catch the sound, whence the cause is not ask
ed whether proyocation or our rights are attac-
ked is not debated, but onr Country, dearer even
than life is asSailed and the response is "to
arms to arms for her defence, our Country
RICH: or wrong" The first rife as it snapped,
flashing its fire lighted the fame Of patriotism in
every hreast which will bum with undying
flame uutil every injury infcledis fully avenged
and we look with pride upon the undying spirit
which the sound ofthe first shot created. 1t has
vibrated from the bloody glades of the forest,
where the first victim fell, to the tops of the lof-
test hills. and it has gathered in strength until il
has met the ear of the denizens OF the lowliest
hamlet. HI, all ready TO protect their native
soil. But sublime as is the spectacle OF nation
rising in its might TO punish aggression, 10 give
force to the blow, to strike effectualy, money the
| all powerful mammon must be used, and altho'
| al such a crisis money is and should not be of
any object, yet its influence is felt. SYLVES-
| TER knows his duty, and is unwilling &c let
time pass unimproved in it, fulhlment, he shall
be found an Artesi-n well, a never failing sup
ply. whence all requirements can be provided
| Instead of as heretofore, distribution of Two
| or Three hundred lh1uSand Dollars, his energies
will be tasked TO furnish morel Double that
sum. Grea. events must be met by similar deeds
and the SCHEMES for July are unexampled for
>plendor, while the diversity of chances cannot
| be surpassed The war must be finished by a
clap Of thunder, SYLVESTER must be the Com
missary, all those who wish TO receive some
| roof of his services and obtain prize of mag
nitude, are requested 10 apply early and be care
| full to address s. J. SYLVESTER,
| Al Wall Street
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23

against Mexico it will be the signal for them
10 take possession of the whole coast, and
that it is their intention TO do so. 1fthey do
attempt it, look out for hard knocks. AL
though Com. Sloat;s squadrons is diminished
by the return of Old Ironsides home he will
no doubt, when joined by Cap. Stockton, give
good account OF himself
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
SENATE.


A Message from the President was sent in
this morning, with Secretary Walkers Re-
pom on tn Finances and The Tariff.
The President states that the increase of
revenue rendered necessary by the War
with Mexico, can be met by reducing the du-
lies to a revenue standard, imposing dulles
Oh free articles and modifying the duties on
others.
Additional authority is asked for the issue
of Treasury notes.
The Secretary's report was also read
He estimates u deficiency in revenue for the
next fiscal year al nineteen millions six hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars, but antic-
ipaies receipts from various sources which
will reduce this 10 fifteen millions, leaving
four millions deficit.
This deficit will also be reduced if the
Tariff is modified according TO the provision
of the House bill introduced by the Com
mittee of Ways and Means. The entire re-
ceipts, with this modification, are estimated
at thirty millions, but leaving still The def
cheney mentioned offifteen millions.
The Warehouse System proposed, it is
estimated, will farther reduce this amount,
and the graduation OF the sales of public
lands half a'iniIlion more, leaving sill over
twelve millions deficit.
To meet this the Secretary recommends
a resort 10 loans, or issue of treasury notes,
or both, as circumstances may render it
most desirable; and at the earliest dates
and at such rates Of interest rs may he a
greed upon.
The message and report we're referred 10
The Committee on Finance and ordered 10 be
printed. An Executive message was also
received, which was understood 10 be the
Treaty. The southern mail did not con-
meet at Washington to-day.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23
DOCT. HARRIS

MOULD inform the public that he has Just
w returned from New York and Boston, in
which places he has purchased new seu of in
struments for EXTRACTING TEETH, superior to
any which have ever been used in this quarter
& with which he can perform the operation with
much more ease and skill than he has ever yet
done. He has also procured the latest improve
ments for inserting teeth, from one TO an entire
Sett. He feels confident that with Disadvantages
which he now enjoys in his professional opera
tons, he can give the most complete satisfaction
to his customers.
Middlebury, June 22d, 1916. s;f
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-23

On the SIh inst, Hon. William Urham of
Vermont introduced in the United States
Senate Bill for the payment of the Yer
mont militia for their services in the battle of
Platisburgh. We hope our Senator will be
successful in this praiseworihy endeavor.
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CAsslUs NJ. CLAY-We have heretofore
been entirely incredulous in relation 10 the
reports in the newspapers that MIR. Clay had
enlisted as volunteer in the Mexican War
but our incredibly must now yield to the for
ce Of evidence. We yesterday saw letter
from member of his family, stating that he
had gone 10 Louisville on his way 10 Texas
-Iii6une.