Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-10
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N. HAMPSHIRE,-The N. II. Patriot and Hills
N. H. Patriot, at Concord, have been united in one pa
per-of which VIM 3utter6ed and John M Hill are
the editors and proprietors.
Jared W. Williams has been declared Governor of
N. Hampshire His majority is ll12, in vote of co.
500.
The two Houses of the Legislature in convention,
choice of three Democrats. That body will now stand,
eleven Democrats to one Wing.
MASSACHUSETTS, Massachusetts Regiment A
letter from Maamoros of the 10th ult, states that
Lieut. Kelly was the only officer in company A, upon
duty. Capt Webster had gone to New Orleans, and
Lieutcnants Tyler and Slower were in the hospital,
sick.
Abby Folsom once said to one of the Judges of the
Massachusetts Supreme Court, while on the bench
"Cod water never gave you that red nose"
The Boston Relief Committee will send out to Ire
land 600 barrels of flour by the Macedonian.
On Monday last not barrel of Flour could be pur-
chased in Portsmouth--the bakers compelled to
90 to Newburyport after it, where it was obtained at
$lO,25 per Dbl.
There arrived at Boston, Thursday, ship, barks,
lG briggs, and G5 schs. bringing 1868 bbs Flour, a.,
937 bushels corn, and G63l tons COAL together with
large quantities of sugar, moasses, pork, cotton &c.
The two merchant ships which were loaded by the
Boston Relief Committee, have both arrived at their
ports Of destination. The Tartar arrived at Cork on
the 18th of May, and the Morea in the Clyde May 10
! ~ YORK.-Mr. Webster arrived at New York yes
terday in the steamer Southerner from Charleston
lie had so far recovered before he left Savannah
be able to address the citizens in the open air. in reply
to speech from Hon. j. NJ Wayne, and he afterwards
took an excursion down the harbor upon the invita-
ton of the Mayor and Aldermen.
1t is estimated that the quantity of grain afoat anC
in store at Buffalo, is between 100000 and 100000
bushels, and the stock is daily increasing The guam
tity of -four is also very large.
man whose wife had eloped, followed her to Sa!
Iarbor L. L. where he found her living with her para
mour He accepted ten dollars and double barre
gun, as payment for her clothing, and left her.
5 The New York and Michigan papers give exCellen
accounts of the coming wheat crops. Every thin
v promises well.
o MARYLAND.-In Maryland the long drought ha
so checked vegetation that many persons are withou
8 the necessares of life. An endorsement on the lete
bag from Mr.. John Spalding Postmaster at Pleasar
Hill, Charles county, Maryland, dated May 20th atate
that on that day six persons called on him begging fo
meal or corn, and that in the surrounding country man
are begging from door to door, and that no corn is
NJ be had at any price, and the Baltimore Patriot hear
+ that similar restitution prevails in other counties.
e We have several times noticed the fact that grsa
d suffering for the want Of the necessaes of life wa
prevailing in some of the Eastern Shore counties
Maryland, and now learn that the scarcity is ais
spreading over Anne Arundel, Prince Georges, an
St Mary's counties The scarcity is said to be s
great that food hardly be obtained at any pric'
and many among the poor and destitute are almost
duced to starvation. Baltimore Sun, OOH