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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
Clothing Establish mcnt.

NuNE & GoODHUE have received for sale
" 40 Over Sacks and Goats,
30 Frock and Dress Goats,
70 Sack and Business do
so Boys Goats, m
so pair Pantaloons,
100 Velvet, Satin and Cloth Vests.
Green Spencers, Oyer-alls, Shirts, Drawers. Hats
Caps, Boots Shoes Trunks, Valises, &c.
Bratlleboro, Sept TO- AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
AxxA GITuATED " the North part Of
fsv.sm - IIalifax bordering on the road from
t.t.~<8 bennington To BrAftisboro and Green
$4,000 field, containing about IS acres Of
Land, with a story and half House,
Barns, Sheds and other out buildings, all in good
repair an orchard Of good Fruit, also good Sugar
Orchard. Said Farm is well watered, and under a
good state Of cultivation. and will be sold cheap
For further particulars, enquire Of A. TUCKER, in
said Halifax, or RODNEY CRosIER, in Stamford
RODNEY CRoSIER
Halifax, Sept 81, ls47. 2ms
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
Gloves.
AIpaccas.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Just received by
II Sept. IA. CHASE & GRANDPA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

ID II. CHANDLER g. co. have just re.
ii ceivcd n new and splendid assortment OF
Goods consisting Of every variety usually kept IN
the country, and as the task would be endless to
particulariae, we merely invite all to call and exam
Inc for themselves, believing that they will End Il
for their advantage 90 to do
Wanted i'm Exchange,
All kinds Of Country Produce, for which the
highest price will be paid. Cash will not be refus.
ed, either for Goods small quantity Of old notes
Putney Sept 30, ls47. awe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22

RENCH QUILTS, Counterpanes, and
cd by TOWNsI ~ e sons
Sept is, AZ. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22

WANTED to engage 1920 persons to braid
4as PR. CHANDLER & co.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
SHAWLS.
CrOckery and GLASS Ware.

Q CRATES CrOckTy and Glass Ware new and
Q beautiful patterns, just received for sale.
CUNE & G00DHUE.
Brattebor, Sept 10, Al.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
Rags, Rags.

WANTED, so Tons clean White and Colored
w Cotton and Linen Rags, for Cash.
j. sTEEN.
March %, Al d3O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
Ounces.

On BUSHELS at No. 4, GRANITE Row.
~ z. DICKINSON7S
Oct. I, ~. 7
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22

HAVE just received their Fall and Wid@ Fash
il Il ions from Philadelphia, New York and Boston
and are prepmcd 10 make Garments in the most
fashionable manner.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22

Ferrisburgh, Aug %, Isil
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-22
STOVES! STOVES !

TIVE GREATEST VARIETY, BEST AssoRr.
Il nEsr, AND LARGEST STOCK OF Stoves, Tin,
Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware,
ever seen in Brattleboro, is offered for sale al
prices that oanRot eri 10 saf at the new store, one
door south Of the VERMONT House., aud next dool
north Of TowNsLEr s Sons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
From the Army.

By our New Orlsaas papers OF the 18th we learn
that there had been two three arrivals from Tam
pico with dates to TO the lst inst but no news OF
importance There had been no arrivals OF troops at
Tampco since the entrance of Gen Pattersons brigade
Gen Worth with the Fourth and Eighth Infantry was
esd to be on the road to Tsmpico. correspondent OF
the \. O. Delta. writing from that place says
learned asst night Jan - that Lieut. Richie OF the
4th Infantry was assassnated at Villa Grande by Mex
lean He his way 10 Victoria, escorted By
company of kentucky Cavalry. Gen. Taylor encamped
there for the night and the Lieutenant sauntering
about the town when IL happened. The next morning
the General had srrested the alcalde. but have mol
learned whether the perpetrator OF the outrage mad
been taken.
one OF the officers of Gen. Quitmsns division stated
10 me Yesterday that the Mexican cavalry were IN sight
OF them for more than half the march from Victoria
ON some clear place on the mountain side they would
arrange themselves for a charge, and then start peme
In the direction Of the column. But need not say 70
YOU that they came within inusket shot SsVern
of the men who Jagged behind were killed by mem
one a member Of the Baltimore battalion. was Killed
Close TO the rear gard-being first shot and then lanced
in the breast, An Illinois volunteer was also killed un
der similar circumstances. -,
We hear nothing Of an early movement from ln, M,
Mace and from the preparations that are being MADE II
vrould he difficult 10 say when one would be made Az
the encanpment OF Gen Twlggs, they are clearing on
ground and building whsrves a. though they contein'
plated six weeks rest and unaers'anq zen r'''o"
VIII move nearer 20 the town than ne now -
Ats2O per month there are At least 100 Mexican "orS
ing on the Notifications here, and from ths manner IN
which they being constructed one would ihnA usJ
had not the least intention Of ever surenderns the
place again. - -... -.
The sale of splrituous liquors has been stopped oy
order of Gen Shields and cannot be procured public
" but from the number Of druken men shout and inc
equent rows that occur It must be ss plenty as the wa
'er in the PanucO, somewhere
Lieut. Sturges who was put under arres. for his con
auct AT the skrsh Of Mays dragons at the Pass Of
santa Rosa has been tried BY Court Marital and honor
ably acquitted. A.. i.
oons and some of the msraudng rsncheros had reac D.
ed the city Of Mexico snd the papers teemed with the
particulars Of what they termed e great nght
According 70 the Mexican version OF the affair thirty
Of the Americans were killed and eleven were taken
prisoners
of the Chamber Of Deputies was convened and that
body passed ayote Of thanks 70 the anchsros and ten
dered 10 them the freedom OF the city.
There was 4 rumor AZ Tampico that Gen Taylors
rear guard bad been attacked Linares BY which
circrn. stance number Of wagons and mules were os
This report however, was not believed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

Cy> A" THE SCRIPTURE School READER, con.
sstrg Of selections from the Sacred Scriptures for the
Use Of Schools Complied and Arranged by w w.
EvERTs. A. NJ and wsf. II. WYcKoTF. A. NJ" lisa hand
2mo Of 3is pages Issued BY Nsds & Cornish, %
Pesrs 1t has many good points especially il presen
tston OF the Poetcal writings OF JOB David Solomon
the Prophets &c in me,rca form thus restoring their
beauty which the arbitrary prose and unnatural divisions
OF our Common Version have grossly marred and OBJ
scured. The omission Of those endless genealogies,
etc which however important and essential as apart OF
the Record may well be said to minister questions rs
ther than cody edfyng when perverted into reading
lessons for school ehdrens also yery proper Weappre
bend however that this book will not satisfy all demon
nations Of Christians to be deemed unexcepon-
able as school book account Of the obvious lesnings
OF its compiers In respect to Christian doctrine Ca
piis Punishment and other conovered topics are set
ted by them rather summary than will satisfy
all readers The facility with which this IS done by an
apt coocaon Of texts Is notorious and the result OF
this experiment ncnes 10 the belief that no scripture
Reader can be compiled. unless by chosen delegates
from each denominssnn that viii be generally accepa
be
TRAVELS IN PrRu. By Dr. }. J. VoS TscHUDI Transls-
ted by THoMAsfSA Ross Wiley Putnam
Library Of Choice Reading, Nos. XCIIl. and KEW
This journey having been undertaken By DR.. Won
Tschudi solely for the purpose Of Geological inyesosa
ions kis work is confined TO simple declaration OF facts
with ont auy circumecuOn The authors style j. exceed
ngiy pleasing the book seeming TO address itse directly
10 the reader as if conyersng with HMM fine charac
serized by much the simplicity but force OF ian
guage as the writings Of Button. This peeuhsriy
happy talent Of the author added to his great celebrity
both as soraaf and author will command LOT ms We
believe IN c frsD American repunncahon an extensive
patronage among the reading pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Terrible Steamboat Explosion.

The New Orleans Delta of 18th inst states b.
on the afternoon OF the ll,h the steamboat Mstn
which left that port the 10th on her way to Asra
drIs burst her boilers killing two and woundns ~
scadlng twenty persons The Medors stopped At If'
landing at Port Hudson for the purpose OF taking
some lady passengers her steam all the Will
and lust she was about starting tie exposon t9es
place The boilers burst AFT sweeping up hro1sn
the cabin floor ut an angle OF about twenty af'
degrees tearing away the wheels and stair wsJ'
and. n fact leaving the boat a complete ~fecs
Both boilers went overheard. carrying With nsm
the two engineers who seeing the Jack star snosi eal
TO il until assistance rendered them. With tas "a
cepton Of the clerk who was slightly scsded none
the officers Of the boat were injured. Chuies h"rn
fireman, had the top Of his skull blown Ofby pses
the boiler, aud died instantly lad, who vas pssr
ger is missng-supposed 20 have been killed also -
of the deck hand bremen, who taken 10 NE ~
Orleans hospital are badly scsldej and Is fesredsS
Of them will not recover. Rev Mr. Wsshourn, Of ~,
Parish and Dr. FlOurDoy, who resides near ureensee
La are both very badly scalded. MAJ Milton b,oesa
Of North Mise Mr. John : Canthe!s, Tenn M soes'
Flinn M.s and Dr. John R. Evans, OF the hrm Of "a,
Inns Evans Co Of this city ara also severely ssasa
A Mr. Noise residence unknown was eonslaeney ID
jured by the falling tiInters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
xxIxth CONGRESS. second Session.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb 20 ls47.

SENATE WASHINGTON, FEB. ~ l-+i.
The bin for the exemption Of the duty on books
and philosophical apparatus, imported for the use
Of Colleges was taken up and passed.
The bill to organize ten regiments, and form them
into separate brissdes and divisions, and for other
purposes. was taken up, and an amendment adopt
ed, authorizing the appointment Of two additional
Paymsster Generals ten additional Paymasters
each Paymaster in service to be allowed Clerk,
at a salary of s.o0 per snnum.
An amendment to strike out the section author
izing the appointment OF three Assistant Adjutan'
Generals was not agreed to.
Amendments were adopted requiring the addition
Of two companies 70 each regiment Of artillery. and
to equip an additional company IN each regiment
az light artillery Also authorizing the addition Of
two CAPTAINS and six first Lieutensnts to the ord
nance corps Likewise requiring all officers ap-
pointed under this bill to be discharged 81 the ter
minaiion Of the war.
The bill was then laid over
The Three Million bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. SIMMONS proceeded to address the Senate,
chiefly in reply to the speech made by Mr. CAL
HoUN yesterday The latter gentleman briefly re
Piled. and bis remarks again met with a reiouder
from Mr. SIMMONS.
Mr.. souLE has the floor for Monday.
Mr.. SEWER gave notice that on w ednesday next
he should ask for 4 vote on the bill
A MESSAGE was received from the President OF
the United States relative to resolution OF the
Senate calling upon him for information relative 70
the importation Of criminals and paupers from to
reign countries. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The consideration Of bills on the private caien-
dar was resumed and number Of the bills were
passed
Twentys seven unimportant bills and resolutions
from the Senate were read twice and referred.
Mr.. DRoMGooLE presented aseries OF resolutions
from the Virginia Legislature in favor of the war
and rendering thanks to President POLK for the IN
wavering and digniied ID course he had pursued
with reard 10 our Mexican troubles
The bill to establish a and-ofice in the northern
part Of Michigan and providing for the sale OF the
mineral lands. was taken ip and passed.
The Joint resolution Of last session supplemental
to an act providing for the printing Of Congress
was laid on the table.
Bills were passed to repeal part OF an act
change the organization Of the Post Office Depart
ment 70 make Bangor. Maine a port of entry. an'
TO extend the privileges granted in the act OF IN
ID of March, 1876, y the town Of Whitehall, New
| York.
The bill to continie certain public works in wis
| con.in with the substitute OF Mr.. McCLELLAND. an
some other amendments making il substantial.
J the River and Harbor Bill finally passed th
4 House by a vote OF 20 10 -.
| The House then adjourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Trade in The Manufacturing Districts.

From wilmer Smiths European Times teo T.
MANCHESTER There has been an exceedingly irregu-
lar and unsatisfactory market the demand both for goods
and ysrn being very limited and parties compelled to
sell found themselves under the necessity of accepting
prices a shade under those OF last week. The diminu-
ton In the consumpt Of cotton at the present time ia
vsriousy estimated from five to eight thousand bales
per week but is probably nearer the former than the
latter amount.
EocHpALE.-The flannel market remains fiat and the
sales have been very limited.
HAIIFAX-This market continues unchanged for the
better very few buyers being present, and but few
pieces having changed hands.
HUDpERsFELD-Theresr several buyers in town
but this has caused anything like business In
Cloth Hall The principal trade at this time is 10 vest
ments there is little doing in fancy woollens
LEEps-We cannot report any improvement in our
market which lie very quiet the prospects such
hold any hope for early change for the bet
Prices Notwithstanding, pretty firm, except for
fancy s.ufs, which may be bought very low.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

,so Of the free stats Of crscow being entitled 30 to
do ~ one Of the parties TO the famous treaty OF vienna
ts v-es, Il IA ssid hes created more pain 10 the three
sh.rina,t governments than those OF England ana
France a. they never dreamed Of 90 small country A.
ths daring 70 raise voice against them IN favor Of
right and justice.
The Overland Mail.
An express in anticipation Of the Overland Mail
from India reached London the 23d ult The follow
Ing 10 summary of the news which arrived
The Punjanb remains tranquil and the British ar
INV said will march In the Of the presen, week
from Lahore II 10 runored that IL will make halt
some march fro the capital to watch the irne-
date results Of its retirement before falling back on
Ferozepore 1t 10 probable that for some time 70 come
strong force will be maintained q, our principal iron
tier s,adons.
A hurricane OF unusual violence, by which much
lo,s has been occssoned 10 the shipping interests oc-
cured Of Madras on the 25th Of November. srnilsr
valuations a this Of the year are frequent on
the Eastern side Of nois from Calcutta 70 the line they
ere amos, unknown in the Arabian sea on the Western
shore of the Peninsula
Our intelligence from Scinde is scsDty- None Of
the military movements formerly announced have YET
occurred though the Withdrawal Of seven regiments is
Known 10 have been determined on breseh Of conn
desce In the subordinate military department having
enabled the relief ecoumenosc TO be published before
II hsd obtained the sanction of the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

able FLANDERS to which this system 10 exposed /, -
mon with every other which proposes sny sl,,r,., =
established customs should 90 and hear f,r ,b,D,..
the facts In regard to a
The lectures, !, will be seen are to b ,.vsn =,
Lyeeum and. free TO the psoiie
FREScH LASouAeE-prof Churchs nav sv..
ms course be sins Tuesday next see saveru,,.,.
POIIoE-A man named George Duryes
arrested on Saturday night charged with robin. C.
tain NcAlpin Of the schooner Hindfoot Of CisssoxT
- sovereigns and a check for tl9oo On exsuIn.,.S
the captain was in doubt 10 he IDENTITY o. tss -
eGsed who win probably Be discharged Cart Cal
ing OF the British ship Madras accompanied ~ ~
Barclay, the British Consul came to Justice N.,.S
Office Saturday evening 10 request the a.d Of H.
Ice In subduns and ironing the rinslesders d TIE ~
Of the Madras. who bad murnird. Offcers Hutkvx..
Bloom and Trenehsrd were dispatched 70 tie Carr,
tine ground where the vessel Jay. on sunday mona,
sni succeeded In contnng tour Of the party whes 4.
rect returned 20 duly. Mr.. Donohne who say, 1,
resides AZ the corner OF James and Madison s,s ~,
robbed on Friday n;shi OF $50 BY some unknown p.r
son. under some peculiar circumstances In some ca,
the way place. which will require the senips q X
Oohvious Top 10 elucidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Havre Cotton nIarkets....JAN. %.

On receipt of the sdvces from the United States by
the Cambria steamer Of the ls inst market assumed
a rather dull aspect. which, however, Immediately
succeeded by some degree OF hrskness In the demand
on the part Of the trade for Upland Coions and led
hrmness in prices But the intelligence from Liy
erpoo which subsequently reached being of IN
favorable nature produced depressed feeling here and
created decline OF If 10 2 on all Americana
JAN. 3i.-Since our last report considerable falling
o hes taken place In the transactions SPECTATORS have
for the present withdrawn from the ned Of operations
aud the buying. which has been on very moderate
scale has been devoid of spirit and extended beyond
the immediate wants for consumption The continued
scarcity money is the principal Of the duness
in the demand This has had al uuisvorable influence
here and led TO farther decline in prices Of American
Cotons which have recesed q 10 81 and are now about
81 lower than ~ the of the fortnight
7. : The preceding was already in press when a
sudden and total change occurred in the situation Of
thngs owing to the intelligence from SewYork up to
the 9th inst received in Liverpool which gave rise to
animated AMI speculative demand and impaired cor.
responding feeling TO market The sales in few
hours amounted TO 800 bales, and prices have recov.
cred 81 to 81
AsAes-Prioes of American Potash have rather i'm.
proved this week and 80 bhs st brands s46 partly 10
arrive. sold al All per 50 Kill duty (sf PSI paid
Pesrlssh hiss been without inquiry and remsns quoted
at Isl for old and 4st for new brands. No arrival.
Stock In Gil descriptions 400 bills
hosThere was good inquiry in Carolns Rice in the
early part Of the wees and $50 erce found BUYERS
l0t per 80 k duty Qf37D paid; but the demand has
since subsidized and not the slightest appearance of
fty Is now exhibited Our extreme quotations arc 3g II
All
UAalebouc-The same stagnstion pred0sninAies In our
market that We before noticed and NE sl quote north
western nsnery Al II - 10 - ana southern at q 20
per XII for home use. No supplies have been received
stock on hand no tons against o tons las, year
HAees Gsd FlogT.-Owing 10 the large supplies OF
Wheat received this week prices have undergone de
cline The average fnr home growth at the isst Mont
vieys market was M per sack Of 200 XII making fs
OF y on the previous quotations The measure pro.
posed BY Government for the free admission of foreign
49, - xxkt ak aanlts 49,
been sanctioned by the Chambers Several csrgoes q;
Wheat have arrived from the Uaited States spain and
Asrseies. Al the commencement Of the week owing
10 the sdvices from London announcing suspension o
the import duty Corn. speculative spirit was dis
played and prices Of American Flour advanced 10 Al
80 per bol but reaction svug since taken place thew
have receded 10 {et 10 50 per bbl. in bond. The
sales daring the week 10 about $1,000 bill, ana
the imports 10 Il 4S hAls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22

" A DARiS6 HIGHWAY ROBBERY was coz.
mirted on John Cowan. Esq. OF London C. W. on Wed
nesdsy evening lsst, about four miles below Detroit on
the rOsd 70 Monroe. man named Thos MerFigsn who
had been hired by Mr.. Cowsn 10 take hra 10 Monroe
hss been held 10 bail charge OF coniedsracy with
the roooer woo has not been taken.
~ The LocoFccos O. Illinois have ever been
among the most suhserveni do1sh-fsces and 10 keep
their character COED they have defeated In TIE Lesss
ure resolution protesting against the farther exten-
sion Of Slavery.
tF- A German named koPi has been found
guilty OF an assault with in,en, to commit rape upon
his own daughter girl Of nnstcen at Maysvlle Ky
The scamp fined ths astonishing of sixty tour
dollars
~ The citizens Of Syracuse assembled on the
l7th and finally sgreed upon City Chsrter snd ordered
Village Trustees send il to Albany 70 receive tbs
sanction OF the Legislature
~ man named Dodge. who had passed OF
two forged checks on a Bank In New-Bediord wss
rested in Boston on Friday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
Freiebts nj liverpool. ....FeB. 4.

During the past month frevhts to the States have
generally been dull and depressed and much difficulty
has been found in procuring sufficient dead weight to
load even the packets. We quote for New-fork-dead
weight ga to l2s cd fine goods, l3s coarse and Hard
ware. l2s 6d 10 l5s fsrthenware, 6s. Boston-dead
weight lie ca to POS fine goods 20s 20 25s 2Os
Esrthenwsre 7s Cd to ss Pnisdelphs--hne goods 25s
coarse 2Os dead weight l5s Esrthenware, s. to lOs
New-Orlcsns- fine goods, l5s Hardware los 70 l5s
Earthenware SIS Salt 2s 20 81 other weight p 10 Zoe
Chsrlesion-fne goods 25s coarse and Hardware pos
Esrihenwsre, IS dead weight l5s-Foeke and Bout
Shin Brokers'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY, FEB. .
, .yK OUTSIDE OF To-DAY's PAPER--n

~ Aid TO Ireiand.-A Commune 70 rses.. ,s IN
,ira. 81 money /. sitting daily from 10 70 49, -
p,5n.'s building q Ws.t ard freight oarse As -
Leurs Ba.u. hss been furnished ~ MI W. > ~ L.
south-st % receive Contributions Of slzn' ~ fsfl
rrenaraforY 20 shlpneni % Ireland