Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-09-24
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Maj against AndersoH, <'clI
tScnatc-So far as heard from there are prsbably
elected Whigs7 Democrats and three districts no
choice.
Ho,se.-Returns from II towns show the election
of2l wings democrats Liberty and in Al towns no
choice.
But two members of Congress are elected, Ham
mond DEM in the LIST district and Belcher Wing in
the 3D. In four districts there is no choice.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.-AM Mr.. Norton recety
found at the bottom of snail pond in the vicinity of
Massabesic Pond A rope was about his neck with
stone attached to the end of it, and his head terribly
INITIATED 1t is of course acodhearted murder. One
of his neighbors is suspected as the murderer.
We learn from Electromagnetic on Thursday after
noon last Miss Mary Kmball, of Rmdge, teacher in
the academy in Fitchburg, returning from her daily du
ties in apparently good health-soon afterwards COM
planned of feeling faint and instantly expired.
MASSACHUSETTS, friends of Liberty are
wide awake in this State. Owen Lovejoy, of Illinois,
brother of the martyr, spending some time there;
as is also John P. Hale, of N. II. Mr.. II, addressed
meeting in Faneuil Hall on Friday eve. last
slave, who recently secreed himself at New Or
leans, on board Massachusetts vessel and thus rea-
ched Boston, it appears has been kidnapped in the
streets of Boston, and taken back An Indignation
meeting of the citizens has been Called at which, John
O. Adams is to preside. Pity the indignation had
not shown itself in season to have saved the poor cap
tive
7 IN nil It haforo las Mr.
cashier of Lancaster Bank, Hospitality entertained q
man named Otto Suter, German. Suter arose in the
night went into Mr.. Symmes' sleeping room and de-
manded one hundred dollars which he Mr.. S. take
that evening. Mr.. Symmes refusing to give it to him
ner attacked him with and cut his throat, Blu
not SO as to destroy life he also inflicted several
we're wounds upon Mrs Symmes. Suter came to tli'
city, was arrested, and is now confined in Worceste
jail awaiting his trial.-BOston paper.
CONNECTICUT.-Ag gang of pckpockes we're ii
attendance at the missionary and religious convention
' lately held at New Haven They appeared anon,
the throng of strangers in attendance, it said desse
like clergyman, in black coats and white cravats
NEW YORK.-Mr. Justice Beardsley, after con
sultation with the Chief Justice, has allowed writ @
error and directed stay of execution in the case
Freeman, convicted at Auburn of the murder of tn
Van Ness family.
A fire occurred at Williamsbuigh, on Saturday
e which destroyed thirteen new houses. Nine of tn
T. houses were fully insured and the others nsul
. ed for $500 each.
fire broke out in Albany, the night of the lStl
inst, which held uninterrupted sway for half an hou
It in time of high raging wind. Before its progress
1t could be arrested, entire square of buildings wa
e destroyed on Arch Street, and or two story bui
dngs on Greene Street. Fifty poor families are rer
dered houseloss. Whole loss about 100000.
Great preparations making among the printer
in Rochester, to observe in fitting manner the Dirt
4, day of Franklinthe design is to invite members
the craft from the whole United States, also veteran
y in the art from Europe