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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-11

NJ We would respectfully inquire Of our friend, the
Woodstock Hersd where that industrious old gentleman,
commonly known by the Of 'Daboos, has been la
boring for the few months last past Dgent search was
made fol hun in WindhHm County particularly IN Brutlle-
boro the I'd inst but he now here 10 be ionnd Per-
haps the Herald may be informed of his whereabouts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-11

FAsr-The Governor of Massachusetts by and with the
advice and Of the Council has appointed Thursday
the 9Th Of April next be observed day Of lasting
humiliation aud prayer
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VERMONT PHOENIX.
BrattlcbOrO, Thursday, March ii, lS47.
The Supreme Court

In this County, commenced its annualsiltng at New
FOne on Tuesday the 2Si day of February. Present,
Hon. / +. REDFiELD,)
" ID. KELLOGG, ( t,s,;.,s
" II. Hall,
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March 26, S p M
Sprouing Contributions for Leland-A Mary
land count0fen- Position of Gen. TaWor.-The Hour,
grain and cotton markets.
For the past hours have had continuous fall of
rain, and it is still coming down in that signifies
long spell of wet weather-such will open the buds
and general sprouting in the vegetable kingdom
Contributions of corn, meal, and flour, pouring in
from all the region of country round about for the relief OF
famine-strcken inhabitants of Ireland and Scotland
The various railroad steamboat, and canal companies
have rendered their services the country people bring
Baltimore their donations free of all charge for freight
tolls.
counterfeit purporting be $40 bills of the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank of Frederick Maryland, has made
appearance in Baltimore.
The from Mexico published in last evenings Union,
gone calm the excited feeling that has perYaded
community for the safety Of General Taylor and his
gallant army The opinion has, however, from the first,
prevailed with many that General Taylor knew his ability
cope successfully with Santa Anna, he would have
fallen back on Monterey without rsking battle.
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore flour market, to-day
there has been but little done. Howard held firmly
at 6, with some slight sales, and holders of City Mills
operating lightly at So l2t, though most of them demand
So 25 Susquehanna is held at So O6& with light sales
Sales of corn meal at 81 37i 81 "A. The demand for
brisk, and prices have slightly declined Small
sales of Maryland white made to-day 7S cents and
of yellow 81 Sales Of good prime Maryland wheat
making 1873 1872 cts. and of ordinary good
III l25 cts Family -four white wheat is held I45
cts oats As 48 cts. and rye 80 a 81 cts.
At New York; yesterday the sales of -four confined
to small lots of western canal from store, 81 81 %
Large sales made to arrive at prices varying from 6
50 to ST. according time. Corn meal is held at 81 S7a
So principally the latter $500 bbls Philadelphia
-four sold Sc So Corn in good request so 900 bushels
sold SO 95 cents for southern and northern yellow,
and IS SO cents for southern white prime white Long
Island SO cents 10000 bushels northern corn, deliverable
June sold IS cents and 10000 bushels in May, at 50
cents.
The telegraph is of order to-day and brings
count of the markets.
At Philadelphia, yesterday, there sales of about
900 barrels of -four all SO. About $500 barrels
meal at Sil and 500 barrels taken by the Irish relief
Sl2 and sales OF 900 barrels of rye flour,
for delivery at 4 Sales 1000 bushels of wheat at $50
cents and 5000 bushels Of corn, 90 No sales
of rye Oats worth rs to 80 cents Whskey is selling
largely, nj prices not made public.
THE COTTON MARKET.-At both New York and Philadel-
pha the cotton market continues inactive Inferior quail
ties selling decline of but holders refuse submit
TO any decline on first qualities.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March "a, Ie47.
FTNHE attention of the department having been specially
called to the subject of allowances for defcexcy dam
leakage and bakage under existing laws and particu-
ay in reference to the provisions of the 18Th and 59h
where allowances claimed under said sections
either of them, the appraisers other proper officers shall
first ascertain whether any deficiency, damage, leakage
breakage has occurred during the voyage OF importation,
by stress OF weather other dent and If and
the actual leakage, deficiency beakage be other
wise ned then make the allowance the
may be- Tor draft, leakage breakage the extent,
authorized by said sections but if said damage, deficiency
leakage or breakage occurring aforementioned shall
be found by said appraisers other officers be less than
the authorized by said sections then the allowance
breakage and if the be ascertaned be actually
greater than the allowed in said sections, the actual
damage, deficiency, leakage breaking shall still be al
lowed subject to the limitations and restrictions imposed
by former circulars.
1t must remembered that draft be allowed only on
articles imported in bulk, and articles ported in
casks barrels, bags boxes other packages and leakage
breakage in the of liquors. but when there is al
lowance for tae, draft, leakage or beakage must be
fined to separate allowance for of them, and
be extended to two
Under the 18th section the allowances for draft
only permitted artieies subject duty By WEIGHT
breakage confined oquors "su6je duty The GAL
y and there being duties imposed by tho APP
proved 3Oth July 1885, either by weight gallon it is
extremely liberal construction allow in any any OPP
Grafton whatever those sections, the limited
tent permitted by these Instructions.
~. WALKER,
March 26-It Secretary of the Treasury.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 72l BRoADwAY, NEw York,
u. II. .MOnnOt, ProOrjetOr

rTNHS hotel situate in the upper and fashionable part of
Broadway, has been enlarged, be the most
extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and sa.ubrty of its position
have heretofore caused its be so ronopo
zcd by residents of the city, exclude the
travelling public from participating in its comforts
Extensive additions have been made, however with
vew apart for transient visitors suites of paros and
bedrooms to be retained all exclusively for them
Families from afar will now find the choicest accommo-
daons of this hotel constantly apart for hem and every
attention will be paid TO render it the
sient visitor, it has proved to those who residing the
vciy of New York have constantly since its first opening
honored IT with their selection, combining all the ux
ries OF the best European hotels with the advantages of
location. Mar 6-2m
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.
NEw York, Thursday, p. m,
March 25. 1917.

NEw YORK, Thursday, p. m,
March rs, 1917.
Inc arrival of dates from Liverpool the 4h
haS produced less effect upon the several markets than il
was supposed would be the The general tenor of the
news appears much the by the previous packet
he distress OF Ireland being the chief feature The state OF
money alars promised improvement The high rate de-
ded Tor money in the countries of Germany last fall
was one OF the dicsltes with which the Bank of France
had TO contend, and which produced continued drain up
on 1t as long it persisted in keeping nj per
cent, when money wouds command per cent and
more IN The German cities. The flow of money eastward
appears now TO have produced its effect and it is cheaper
peray than IN Paris, indicating probable reux. IN
London, money is apparently easy. The chancellor, in
making a loan OF ES000000 which was supposed suii-
cient TO meet monthly disbursement of fl 900 900 Ire
land until the next harvest obtained the money payable in
instruments, at S9a per for per stock that
IS 10 say, when per cent consols 90f 81 cash
ne disposed OF 1000 800 per cent which only
produced fall of in the old stock, and the new stock
scrip brought II IL premium. The government borowe
ut the rate OF 81 cent, without materially influencing
the market So far there is indication any grea,
sringency in the money market neither does banking
movement beuay any restriction. The following a table
OF the circulation and specie of the banks Of the United
Kingdom.
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OBSERVATORY, Washington, March %, is47

Sin The planet ssLe Verrier" now called Neptune,
with the sign of trident, observed by Professor
Hubbard this morning at early twilight The dawn was
sufficient to illuminate the field OF his instrument and 10
show the wires without the aid of lamp.
Our last observation upon was January 2h ana ms
is the first since its disappearance IN the evening twilight
The star of comparison this morning was NO 7,722, b.
A. &. "a.
Comparing the place OF the planet as observed this
mornng with its place according TO the ephemeris, com
puted from the LIST of elements reported to you IN my
letter of the sth umo have the following differ
ences:
Observed and computed places OF Neptune, March 2id
lJh 25m. IS. AS. Meantime Washington
up place by observation; A. r. 22h. 5m. 5fsa9. Dec.
II deg. 10 min. 39.U9s South. -
App. place by epheners; a. H. 22h on oisol Dec
IL deg 10 min. 35.79s South
The elements deduced from the hypothesis of identity
with the missing star of Ialande, give ephemers
which does not follow the planet well. This fact,
therefore, seems far goes, TO lessen the hypohe-
sis as to identity.
The comet first seen at Cambridge, Massachusetts, on
the 4th instant probably the as that seen by Mr.
Hind Bishops Observatory February 9th. The weather
here during all this month has been such rs to prevent
observations upon it, Indeed, though sedulousy watched
for has been only That was on the 18th
BY Professor Hubbard through the edge OF a cloud
According TO observations not very satisfactory and
star r. A. Oh 15m "a Sos, Besses 3S9, It's r. A.
Dec at that time follows: r. A. oh. 11m. lss.
Dec 3Odeg 46min. N.
regret the unfavorable condition of weather which
has prevented observations upon this interesting vsite
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
M. F. MAURY, Lieut.. U. 5. N.
To the Hon. JOHN Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
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VI
March IA i4palo IAoioei 47,lIs

This great change in the position of the crop during
the past four weeks The cotton market here has been
very quiet since the arrival of the Holders not
pressing the market and sales have been limited, much
as scarcely establish prices which nomnay.as
last week. with sales of few hundred bales at cent de-
cline.
In flour, here the market was very dull previous to the
news and Saturday sales Genesee were made at SO 81
for export and deliverable in June at S. so, with some per
Pennsylvania canal deliverable latter part of May at 80 10
Those speculative sales of produce have become very fire.
uent Of late, aud good dead of speculation is carried on
In the stock market when stocks bought tma the
buyer pays interest until the delivery which is either
option Of the seller buyer, stipulated, at any time
mp to the limit In produce however the buyer simply
contracts take certain number of barrels at the time
mentioned, without interest storage extra charge
If any kind Those houses which sell time have
Tor the most part the -four hand at the west, are
making from grain and depend upon cheap runspora-
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Of May SIN regard to the msfornes of Palo Alto and La
esaca will tell them that was not the author of them
great calamity without doubt the action of the
9TH but that of the sth brought disgrace on the
republic. AT daybreak the 9th the Mexican soldiers
saw the nag OF the enemy flying than ame in the
rear OF the bloody field OF action of the day previous"
Arsla asks suspension OF public opinion till he
have his trial. which he is anxously awaiting He says
ne VIII then explain the circumstances which led to the
disasters OF La Resaca. He must find sub
stana defence than the pretex that the Americans did
not remain master of the field at Pao Alto; nay, that
ney dia not arve the MeNcans from their position and
sleep upon the ground occupied by the Mexicans in the
morning e.,UF
Plan for the restoration of the true fe,eratipe prne,pies
poca,med 6y the garrison and national guard of the
city Of Merico.
THE long Introductory preamble to this PLAN in which
ne hecency and lncapacity of the administration of
Farias set forth, have not room for TO-DAY but
we annex very hurried translation of the provisions of
the plan j ~
ARTICLE The authority of those present invested
WIN general legislative and executive power shall cease
rom this time forth, they having forfeited national conf
ART This cessation of authority involves no change in
Inc actual existence OF the constitution of October T. 1924
the States aud the continuance of their present ho o
hs na 10 eta my legislature should oppose
elections in conformity with the provisions Of the constit-
the States the election of president and vice
eTIen5 o. the republic the general powers
Justice aacofahg 70 the provisions specified by the const
tutlon IN the 9th and 93th articles.
ART T. The want OF council of government shall be
supplied by council to be composed OF as many ndivd-
uals as there are States in the federation who are to be
nominated the day following that which this plan goes
into effect and by the supreme court of iustcesaid conn
sellers being natives denizens OF State which they
represents ana possessing the ether qualifications which the
constitution requires for senator
ART D. The provisional council shall be Installed the
hlrd Gay alter Its nomination. and shall Immediately select
two OF its members, who be associated with the
president OF the supreme court for the exercise Of
preme executive power The authority of this council
shan DC he same which the constitution gives
e council Oh government and SHALL moreover give
Us 70 Pysts dc o' which the government may
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iven on the LIST of MAJ

V,NOR Rent, md possession given on the LIST Of MAY
Il next, that large and convenient boarding house ut
occupied by Mrs. Turpn AT the corner OF TN street
and Market Space and the stores OF Philips Hal,
Co. The house contains twenty rooms, all fronting Oh
9TH and Pennsylvania avenue, except three back
has good kitchen, cellar large woodhouse ana
backyard. The house IS remarkably cool m summer,
and the stand desirable from its central location,
convenience to the Post Office and the Centre Market
March 22-eod3s ANNE X. DERMOTT.
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/ NEN Cambria Handkcre hiefs-We have now omen
- our stock OF cambria handkerchief which is assorted
from the low TO high prices. We have
% plain bordered handkerchief, running from
81 90 per dozen TO Sl2 per dozen.
10 cases hemned from 80 cents piece SIS per doz
~ dozen open bordered handkerchief very low priced
new style embroidered Tin colors) handkerchiefs.
dowich particularly invite the attention of the ladies
We can safely say, that we sell the above goods
'htapcr than any other house in the district.
Mar 26-3ui ID CLAGETT & Co.
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VALUABLE Improved Property at Private Sale
' VIII be sold very low at private sale, the third and
fourth OF those hreestoy brick houses known by the
of the Six Buildings square Mo- a. fronting 23A each
Pennsylvani avenue with depth of lot OF I26 feet
For terms, &c, (Which will be liberaD inquire OF
ROBERT w. DYER,
Mar 26-eo2wif Aucioneer and Com Mer
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MARRIED.,

On the Path inst il Fredericksburg Virginia. at the resi-
PHAI, JOHN WALKER, esq, of Holidaysburg, Penn.
syvania, to Miss PRUDENCE PERMEIIA PAYNE.
daughter of SIMON PAYNE, esq, of Boston, Erie count;
New York -
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IT, now with such large QUANTITIES. in bond last year, I'M
ports large have resulted in stocks sodimnsed what will
be the this year, when the quantity in bond far from
large and many of the European ports closed to the export
ofgran7 The market has felt the influence of the
rise of food the continent well as in England and
sumption OF the mills has become considerable reduced 1t
also the that the receipts in this country have under
gone great change, follows;
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ley- Rev. MIR. Gracn will be Installed Pastor OF
st. Paul's Lutheran Church next Sunday morning.
Services III o'clock. Rev. DIR. Morris aud
Rev. Mr.. Krauth, from Baltimore, will oicate In the
evening. at 81 O'Clock, DIR. NJ will preach. March 26
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BRITISH CURRENCY.
81 ,s4s,74o ls,aoa,a78 IS, 4e5, oso l7,s,

S,9i3746 lg3O3,2Ib 39,465096 l7,319,li
The gold and silver in the Bank of England, although
e. $50 900 less than in July last is fi46 higher than in
January 1876 1t appears that portion of the specie which
has left the Bank OF England has found its way into those
of Scotland and Ireland The Of the bank it.
self has been as follOWst
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The Indiana bondhoders have called meeting for pri
10Th to elect trustees under the new law
Yours PRENTICE
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unable al present to give similar extracts of those
years.
Tile Zoi Veren composed Of the foctr:ng sovereign
German States
A.-States which acceded with their whole territory
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yITATCH sTOLEN.-Sioen from the National Hotel on
w the morning Of the 9th instant, a handsome got
watch made by John Johnson Liverpool, No 6O22 Itcon
tanned four pair of extra Jewels double and saec
'F r. or r. r. g. Co." liberal reward will be paid 10
said watch by the subscriber at the National iqtel IA Wv
city >. >, COLEMaN'
March I5-tiw
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Astronomical.

The following communication from the efficient super
ntendent OF the National Observatory IN relation 10 inc
new planet and the comet which has recently oeen oo-
servsd has been handed TO us for publication. We I'M
derstand that the earth will probably pass through the
tail of this comet on the goth instant We do not remeu-
her 10 have heard before OF a similar occurrence.
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HStaemenf of sereai articles chiefly the products Of the
United States, imported INTO the German Zo pere,n ~
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March "a, Iea7

Circular to the Collectors and other Omrers OF the
Customs.
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LH-Siaeent of seperal articles chiefly the products of the
United States imported, re-erported consumed AID on
hand in the German Zo pe,ein 1915 also the raue
of The consumed articles their average prices rates of duty,
and the derived from them.
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From the N, o. Picayune, March 10
Later from Mcxlco.-Very Interesting and Important
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Rev Mr.. Krauth, from Baltimore, will oicate In the
evening, at 81 O'Clock, DIR. NJ will preach. March 26
PATENT OFFICE March rs, 1917.
an the petition o Park and william s. Peck,
~ of Wesmoreland, Oneida county, New York. pray ring
for the extension of granted said Park and Peck
for manufacturing cotton waddng, for years from
the expiration of said patent which takes place ON the 10Th
July 1917,
Office the first Monday in June next Mt IL o'clock
and all persons notified to appear and show cause II
any they have why said petition ought not to be granted
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the Union
and National Ieitung. Washington Pennsylvania Key
stone, and Times Philadelphia; Globe, New York Her
aid and Sentinel, Providence and Post, Boston,
week for three successive weeks previous 10 the first Mon
day of June next. EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors of the above papers viii please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office with paper CON
tanning this notice March 26-1aw3w
GRADUATE of Prime ton wishes give Instruction
"A in some family, the various branches of education
ord nariy taught in Schools and more especially in the
classics. nv
of Epiphany church, Washington, who has allowed his
name 10 be used communications may be addressed to
W v fthe Rev. J w French. March 26
TITsT arrived that much sougbt-after quality of
j white pine, A nerchanabe and panel seasoned; a
ANAL lot ony--the only lot, however, In the market
A few barrels of calcned plaster
Hemock fencing rails
Together with some seasoned "a select culs
The above is Just landing Those who want to buy cheap
will find anudvnntage to give me call before IS hauled
INTO the yard TO be FILED JOHN fuhDi'
Lunber-yard, on 9TH street, near Centre market
Mar 26-eo3N law3w
- steam engine. Requiring OF greater power, WIZ
d,spose the have in use at reduced price,
eh rly application be made.
Inquire of Edwin Green, corner of ll street and Penn
sylvania avenue, or at my manuiactoy N
where il may be seen running. JAMES GhEEN'
March 2i-eo3tit
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@MM sgnmnfns ma,mdand n
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With these large imports the stocks in bond reported
ms follows;
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Refined in the Zolverein, and thus exported
the articles Of wheat -four corn meal
other breadu also pork peel pa
lard aow butter cheese dried fruits peer
mported the United States in considerable quantities.
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News.
FL Republican, of the 25th, announces that Gen. AL
monte had received orders march for Chihuahua and
Gems Basadre La Vega and Falcon had received orders
march to other remote points This kind of ban
ishment well understood in Mexico. The Republican,
calls its persecution Amone and Basadre very
ships are tickle.
letter is published from Santa Anna, dated the 18th
February, from San Salvador at 10 o'clock, m which
we give entire
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A.-Articles chiefly imported
from the United States.
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Raw cotton
Cotton twist and wadding
manufactured in G.. Britnin
obacco in leaves and stems
Whale oil
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Bother colonial articles,
partly imported from the
United States.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-21

Il
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-01

THH STEAMER JOHN WEsLLv.-This
new and splendid steamer, JOE LINN, mas,
ter, arrived at this place on Tuesday nom,
ing last and took her place as regular packs
ct between this city and Vieksburg, as will
DO seen by reference to our advertising col.
umns. The John Wesley is an entire new
boat, built BY Captain Linn expressly for
this trade, she is neat, comfortable and yery
fast. and Capt. Linn one Of the cleYeres,
fellows on the river. Try HIM.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-01-01

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoM.-We have
received but few returns Of the late special
Election, but the following counties have
given Starke majority:
YazOO starke, 269; Ellet 22s; Adams
1l6 majority FOR Stake, Kinds 22e, War
rem $50, IIOlmes 8, Madison 81, Lownds
1o7, Carroll g, lssaquena 16. Lafayette l6,
Marshall III, Monroe &c, YaIlobusha.e.
The following counties have given EIlet
9 malolity;-Rankin l. majority, jasper 8.
Lawrence l07, Smith IS. Simpson q, Clark
a, Lauderdale 1877, Scott n, Copiah s5.