Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-18
Dom estic COmpend.

The Small Pox has been at Springvale Village,
Sanford for few weeks past and created much a
arm.
We are informed that the lady Of Mr.. C. Wiggin,
of Knox, last week gave birth to four children-two
boys and two girls The children, we regret to say,
died in about an hour after their birth; the mother is
doing woll.-Begtast Journal.
N. HAMPSHIRE-Tue in the House, ]. P.
Hale was elected u s. Senator for years, having re-
ceved 1879 out of POI votes In the Senate he recev-
ed out of u votes and was elected by that body.
resolution authorizing the Treasurer to apply for
the States share of sales of Public Lands, passed to
third reading in the Honse Of Representatives of New
on Monday, by vote of 1911 to CO. The
resolution was introduced by one of the Radical Dem
ocrats
The following elections made on Friday -
Joseph Cilley Liberty and brother of the murdered
Cey of Mane,l U S. Senator for the unexpired term
of Woodbury.; G, G. Fogg, editor of Ind. Democrat
Sec Snte j. Poverty jr, (Ind. Democrat) Treasurer
A. Mcfarland (Ed. Statesman, whig) State printer.
widow lady, residing in the east part of the town
of Cornish whose husband died about two years SINCE
leaving her in possession Of a small farm, &c, few
months since married a second husband. This second
husband appears did not in the ladys estimation, in
all things quite equal the first husband Of this she
took occasion to remind him--remarking in no very
pleasant tone that things didn't go when he was on
the farm At this the husband started without word,
went to the barn. put his oxen into cart proceeded
to the graveyard and actually dug up The remains Of
the first htsband-carried The coffin home and set doln
in The Misunderstanding that IF it would make so
much difference HE should be on the .fium! Windsor
(Vt) newspaper.
The Small PoX IS prevailing in Tamwonh. Some
twenty have occurred only two OF which proved
fatal Elder John Brooks and Mrs Baisdel died ON
the 28th ult,
MASSACHUSETTS, Ninety trains of cars leave
Boston every day for twenty-five different stations
about one every ten minutes for sixteen and half
hours each day-Surdays excepted, of course.
From the single port Of Boston there has been sent
out to heather lands 5,l80,000 gallons Of Alcoholic
poison The number of Bibles sent has not been cor
recty asccrained but the amount is supposed to be
in proportion of one copy to a thousand hogsheads.
Sever hundred men arc constantly employed, says
the Post, in the Navy Yard at Charlestown.
large Right Whale was captured in Barnstabe
harbor OH Monday, last week. 1t was thought that tif,
ty barrels Of Oil would be obtained from the bIubber
and that the bone would sell for 500. A small Whale
was also captured there the week previous.
Hon. Barker Burnell, has been arrested and held to
bail in the sum Of $25CO0 on a charge Of ombezzng
the entire capital of the Nantucket Bank.
There are 80 places of religious worship in Boston
costing $3,24G,5O0 and having accommodations fol
84174 persons. These churches, &c, are maintain
ed at yearly expense of $l7O,826. There are 81
Sunday schools having 1864 teachers, and 1900
scholars.
Some of the citizens of Boston, according to the
Times are getting up SPLENDID sword and sash fo
Captain Coy--to cost $3.50
NEW YORK.-Letters brought by the Hiberna
announce the death of Gansevoort Melville, Esq of N
Y city, secretary of the U. s. legation at the Court
St. James He died on the 18th of May, after an i'll
ness of three weeks. The body has been sent hom
for inormeut Mr. McInne was still SO unweA as t.
present at the funeral ceremonies performed over tn
body of Mr., Melville
Ehe New York courier and Enquirer Of Saturda
declares itself in favor of General Scott for the mex
Presidency.
Abram Wilcox convicted of the murder of Samue
McKnster at Saratoga, is to be hung on the 28th G
July
RHODE ISLAND.-A lady of Greenwich, z
years of age has been arrested charge of alterin
her marriage certificate, SO as to secure pension
DELAWARE was terrible tornado
the vicinity of Wilmington on the 9Th inst. Vessel
were capsized, houses blown down, and, VIC regret
add lives lost.
MARYLAND.-A bankers son of Baltimore he
run away with and married Miss Elliott, daughter
Celeste. She is 10 years old and worth 100000.
, ILLINOIS.-The census of this State, taken tn
present season, shows that it is nearly alongside
Massachusetts in population. The aggregate numb'
is 661,999, of which 3l8,426 are white males, ar
3O8,798 white females, and 1902 coored persons.
Rev. Mr. Allen has been arrested at Peoria, charl
ed with secretng runaway slave from Mississippi.
Observation-Disclosures c. Stevenson has bee
nominated by the whg Central Committee, as cal
didate for Lieut.. Governor in place of Godlove
Orth, declined.
NEW JERSEY.-The law which imposes tax
ten cents on every passenger passing over the RAJ
road routes through that State brought last year abo
, 100000 into the treasury.
WISCONSIN.--Accounts from all the parts of tn
thriving territory, represent the number of emigran
landing in it this spring as unusually large.
= OHIO-The steamboat Pinls--recenty run into Il
DiaGem on the Ohio river, and sunk--carrying dow
f passengers
= A calamitous fire occurred at Warren on the
inst. destroying or more lives, and $l35,000 wor
= OF property.
Y PENNSYLVANlA.--Judge Randall, of the U.
e Dist Court for Philadelphia, died on the 9th of a
o opleyy.
- Philadelphia is again terribly scourged with rio
+ among iremen and others.
VIRGINIA &c eto+oJ that A. Will