The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-09

% The Senate has sirurk out OF tie
Post Office Appropriation bill, the clause
giving POsimastcrs The power 10 advertise
their respective Lists Of Letters wherever
they please, instead Of putting them in the
journal or journals having The largest cirru-
laiion around them, as they are now by law
required to do Honor 10 the Senate
az The Senate OF Delaware, 4 10 4. has
laid on the table the bill providing for the
gradual abolition OF slavery in that State.
This kills the bill for the present. but for tho
present. only, *.*Who will send us the Pc
Hiicai complexion of the Yeas and Nays IT.
each House ?
The Seventy Three millions TO be cxrcn
ded this year, for The support Of the Govern
meni, and the support ol'Ihe war. gives New
Hampshire Sl.29l .5S7 for her proportion &
the town OF Keene will have ioshoulder ST.,
$50, Cur real and personal estate is mort
gagged 10 this amounf.-Ht6ne .S6ntiRtL
SulLiran RailroGd "A large body ofmCn
have been placed upon the line. says the
Caremoni Eagle, and the grading is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible"
James Watson Webb, OF the Courier and
Enquirer, New York, has been appointed
Brigadier General. and is TO command The
last regiment af volunteers raised in New
York. Gen. Webb, Of ''mahogony stock
notoriety, is a devoted friend oil the ''instliu-
tom ofslavery, and has his reward.
IPThe Cambria brought out tlrO millions
and halt dollars, in gold. 10 pay American
farmers for their produce.-Register.
GIs it the famine in Europe, or the Lo-
co Foco tariff that makes the American prod
uce in SO much demand.
" 1t appears that Mr.. Richie, Editor Of
the Union, has not after all, been expelled
from the Senate. He has heretofore been
admitted 10 the floor of that chamber, priv
lege not accorded TO the editors or reporters
OF other journals-but in consequence OF his
libels upon that body. the members have de-
elined TO extend 10 him this exclusive priv
lege any longer-and this say the loco loco
editors is persecuton-and attack upon the
freedom Of the press! Fudge.
The CASE OF FRFEMAN.-The Auburn
Advertiser thinks that there is little probabH
ity of Freeman's being tried again. Judge
Whiting, who is now holding a chancery
court there. has seen him, and declares II as
his opinion that he is not in condition 10 Do
tried, and that he will not try him.
As nobody else can, as things now stand nc
will not probably be tried at all. JuslIoo
Payne, who went TO Freemans cell 10 'aNI
his recognizance for new trial, totally Ialle 1
to make the miserable wretch understand
what he wanted. and has certified 10 UNI
fact.
The PRe6REss OF FoURISRIsn'-Ou
neighbors Of the Courier and Enquirer ""'
Of the Tribune, keep up their Tits iog0n'SS
chic upon this interesting topic, and on w1
nesday about six columns OF our amlao''
neighbor Of the Tribune were filled win IT,
The " hole matter, it seems TO us, misn:
settled by H. G.'-wiihout touching MS ~"
horn. Let him put in practice Fou'1cT,sm a, ~
himself. Why write so much and do SO h,t,.
Wh, not illustrate in person, instead OF .,
goose quill! We have often suggested mo-
there was no such capital place for the pro-
teal illustration of Fourierism as Piin'iuS
Office, but if our neighbor is not Of that OPP"
ion, why not 60 TO Brook Farm N. D..