The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-30

pbo were massacred by the British soldiers
ON the 18th Of April. 1775. was opened ia or
Ter 90 place the foundation OF a monu'nen''
which ia about to be erected on the spot
Their bones were found ia an exceiient STATE
NJ Dfeseryation. The snsws oil seveniy-'hree
winters had covered them, yet sill were 10
be seen remnants of their clothing, rusty out
tons, an old shot pouch. Two fiinls, stockings
adherng 10 their shoes, &c.-foss'
" Yesterday morning everyoouy mn III
Louisville thought It was showing
whole atmosphere Of the city seemeu ue"s
Iy filed with snow>hakes. These .ufneu ou'
10 be gnats or flies, little black-boalea l"seeus
with white wings, which soon se''ieu " MN
ions, billions. trllions, quadrIlllol,s anu yum
iillions, upon all The houses anu uPo, '"1
whole surface OF the ground. a Pornon %
our citizens seemed considerably @i"r'heo,
Some thought il an omen of the choiera' ana
others seemed 10 regard il DIS porien' oil Inc
triumph OF Loco-Focoism IN November;
louisville Journal llth.
A Solemn WARNING TO NICE iouNo
MEN.-At 4 lare term Of the Cour. OF COM
mon Pleas for Putnam Sounty- MISS Jane
Crowley gained verdict oil fourteen nun
bred dollars against ono Joseph Eaton, 10
suit instituted 10 recover damages LOT oreach
of contract of marriage. The cifcumsta4r
ces are said 10 have appeared especially
black against the gay decelver.-Ohto stare
Journal.
GEN. Pillow redoubtable champl-
on Of Polk appears TO have been received in
New Orleans with appropriate silence
None of the honors which have been lavished
upon other officers OF the army have been ex-
tended 10 him.
NJ GEN. ScoTT Impeached the tsstimo-
nv Of private Ayres, who testified in regard
20 Gen. PnLow's shooting Mexican officer,
by the testimony of the officers OfAyres' COM
Pany.
The EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF PENN
sYLvAHIA, assembled last week in Philadel.
phia. Bishop Poler's address 20 the Com
vention proves that his Office has been no ST.
necure during the year past. He said, that
besides visiting New York, to supply the va
cancy there. he had visited officially ] u out
OF l2C parishes in his diocese and preached
on l65 different occasions. and confirmed 6066
persons, besides defeating a number OF
churches, ordaining candidates for the min>
istry, solcmnizing marriages, etc.
Notice was given by Mr.. Leafoi Pottstown.
Of his intention 10 move the repealo Of the arts
Gle which denies to the African Episcopal
Churches in tina, diocese any representation
or voice in Tho convention.
A SENSIBLE WoMAS.-A late number Of
he No,,, N,.rf- tho fall
ing straight forward, decisive, and at the
same time eloquent reply Of Miss IN her
teens, 10 young gentleman who had solicit.
ed her heart and hand. Ii may serge as a
model.
c.. May 25th, 1912.
Dear il received yours Of the 10th, in
forming me OF your attachment: for one who
is no less attached 10 you. Having consult
ed NY parents, find they have no objections.
Knowing il was a contract for life, have
considered well the subject, and have come
TO the conclusion to accept your offer. 1t is
something did not expect, but since have
been the object of your choice may l prove
worthy ofyour love.
Very respectfully yours, Ass.
DELEGATES To THE WING NATION
AL CONVENIlON,
to be holden on the III June in Philadelphia.
Hon. Solomon Foote, Rutland Hon. Hor-
age Everett, Windsor Delegates at large.
Hon. A. L. Miner, Manchester, Hon. Car
los Coolidge, Windsor, Substitutes.
Dist. LIST. A. P. Lyman, Bennington, Dele
gate, A. L. Catlin, Orwell, .Substiiute.-Dist.
I'd, Hampden Cuts, Hartland, Delegate, Hon.
VIM. Hebard, Chelsea, Substitute. Dist. Sd.
Homer +. Royce, East Berkshire, Delegate,
Henry B. Stacy, Burlington, Substitute. Dist.
4th, Portus Baxter, Derby, Delegate, /. H. De-
lano, Hardwick, Substitute.
Gerrit Smith, Of New York, has sent the
editor oflhe Chronotype $500 towards a fund
for the defence oil the captain and two men
Of the New Jersey sloop that carried of The
slaves from Washington and says he will
pay more il necessary.