Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25


Loco Fooos DO now
G James Gordon Bennett Of the New York Herald was on.
Of the passengers IN the last steamer for England lie
Of dispatches TO Mr. MeIne the American Minister at London
His well known character entities him the patronage Of the
Executive.
GJ The Connecticut Legislature adjourned on Wednesday
last, after a session Of siI weeks
o. The Montreal papers state that the cholera Ia. AGAIN
made its appearance at Quebec.
Major Ea'an, OF the Vermont Patriot dresses Governor
SHADES call for volunteers for the Mexican campaign IN mourn
ing Don't be alarmed Major twas expected that any Of
the Texas Loco focos would offer their services
~ The Loco Foeo Legislature Of Connecticut has re,o,ea
the Registry Law Of the State about to repeal the
Laws BY offering every indueemen to illegal voting and nun
dnng they expect to retain the AseendaDcy They have
an adopted measures well calculated produce result,
II The oldest surviving graduate of Harvard University DR.
fara Green Of Dover n H. He was born 18th Of June 746
IN Malden Mass and graduated in 1860 lie will be one hd
red years old on the 18th inst
Mr. Mcdowell, of Ohio. the organ of the Gyour-iory men
IN The House, presented string Of Resolutions censung
Senate for daring cit in secret session discuss the Ore
gon question any with view its adjustment by
treaty The Ilorso refused TO suspend the rules by OF 56
to IS.
The London Standard says that nearly all the recent meehan
zeal conthnees introduced into the factories for dispensing
with human labor, arc of American invention
We recommend the attention of readers the article con-
led from the Courier & Enquirer in relation the difficulties
between Gen Scott and the War Department.
In his annual Message Mr. Polk said that they four rights in
Oregon % deg 40 ma be abandoned without
sacrifice of both national honor and interest clear to adj
nit oa doubt" How completely his present actions give the
lie to whathe then said.
On tho 18th instant by Mr. James Tucker Of
Halifax, killed By lightning while feeding in the pasture
about four rods from each oheno for several rods
them and those were small with visible effects of the cleo
the nd upon them nor there any upon the ground where
the cows were killed.
The New England Farmer, published by Joseph Breck
* Co., the oldest agricultural paper in New England
paper which has always been priced for its correct state.
menS its good sense und its valuable facts is about to be
discontinued 1t was for many years edited by Thomas G.
Fesssndea, Esq
Gen Gaines and Aid, have arrived in Warrington
He receive his orders the 10TH and len home the pe
day
We are indebted to r G. Chapman, ofThompson & Co
Express, for copy of Wilmer Smiths European Times
in advance Of the mail,
The Wings Of Delaware have nominated Peter F Can.
sey, of Kent Co.. for Governor and John W Houston. of
Essex Co, for Congress
Washington correspondent orhe Baltimore Patriot says tina,
he profits to the public printers on single doeumsn-,be Pa
tent Repo-willbe HinstyfBs thousand doarsP Mr. Rtehs
afford to support the Administration
Our readers will find extracts from MIR Hud.on speech on the
Mexican War, on the outside oftO-day's paper
We hear That Loco Foco Convention this State nominst
ed John smith, Of ST. Adams Tor Governor r. Ran
som, Of Norwich Tor u Governor