The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-06

5. Baldwin and Hon. Truman Smith as u. S.
Senators-the former for the balance of Mr..
Huntington's term, and the latter for full
term of SIX years from the close of Mr. Niles's
term.-7ribune, June 1a.
EG- The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, under date of the 3Oth ult.
writes as follows:
There is news in town, this time from 70
liable source, that the Congress assembled at
Queretaro will ratify the treaty-A! the rri-
mors and talk about marches and counter
marches, ordering Generals TAYLOR and Scott
back to Mexico &c. are sheer fabrications.-
The Government has received dispatches, and
their purport is that the treaty viii be ratified,
and that We shall have tho news Of it in
less than a week. Put that among the rest Of
my predictions.
Gen. Scott, the war-worn hero Of Vera Cruz,
Cero Gordo, Chapultepec, Moline del Rev,
Churubusco, Sc. arrived here yesterday,
and attended Rev. Mr.. Prices church. The
learned divine included him in his prayers, in
which no doubt the congregation joined with
a grateful heart. Gen. Scott left this morn
ing for Frederick, TO attend the Court of In
quiry.
AK OMEN Amos Kendall made himsclfvcrv
busy in croaking over Wing accidents during the
canvass Of 1870; and We see that Yancev express
ed thehopc that the alarm produced by the crack
ing of bench. during the sittings Of the Cunven-
ton the other day, would not prove. ~ a similar
accident in the Wing Convention did in Is44-
the precursor of the defeat OF the nominee Of tho
Convention. But think it will. Cass stands
but n slim chance. lie will find it about as in
convenient TO be at the White House on the 4th
Of March next, as il WIS to he At tho Chicago
River and Harbor Convention q year aSo!-AHG-
ny Journal
go The Washington correspondent ofthO
New York Commercial Advertiser, rclS,es the
following in connection with the charge upon
Gen. Cass, of being war man:
"A man bad come on here as Democratic
delegate, and he asked some questions as to
public affairs. What, said he, Is all this both
or about Yucatan ? A Senstor, TO whom tho
the question was put, remarked that 1t was
understood to be war Of castles. Well, re-
joined the delegate, ] thought rs much for
that old Cass has been clamOrinS for war these
thirty years"
The Sentinel says VIC are evidently "grsti-
fed by the spirit Of Reorganization operating
in portion Of the Democratic party.'-Right,
for once! "When rogucs fall out" sc. Tire
Sentinel remembers the rest Of the quotation.
We are gratified to End that there are locofo-
cos, or democrats" in the Free States of this
Union, who reject and despise, aud who will
manfully and eifsctually oppose, Le,ri, Cass.
The INSTRUMENTATION" which the SentneI
speaks Of, arises from the attempt to thrust up
on the country foe President, a man who has
pledged himself, before hand, to VETO all acts
Of Congress excluding sIarsry from our Nation
al Territories and who is committed against
"a general system of Internal Improvements"
by the resolutions Of the Convention that NOM
mated him. The Sentinel advocates tho cleo
ton Of this same Letris Cas-, aud will deny
what we say-ifit can. Walk up to the mark,
Mr.. Sentinel, and give us MIR. Cass's Nashville
and Chicago letters-both of them having been
dds for the Presidency. We rejoice at your
do We? The country has reason
to thank God for them Daily Free Press.
MAINE SESATOR.-Hon. Hannibal Ham
lin has been elected for Senator in Congress
from Maine, in place Of Hon. W. b. s. Moor,
who since the death of Gov Fairfield, filled
the place by appointment from the Govern
or.
THE CORONER CHEATED-At Rochester,
on Thursday, man was taken from the canal,
who was thought to DO drowned. Coroner
Stone was sent for, who proceeded TO call
jury and ascertain the facts in tho case. Bur
before the inquest was fairly commenced the
person supposed to be deceased arose upon his
feet and walked away. A grave question a
rises in this case-whether the coroner is enti-
lied to his fee.
HUDSON RIVER r. R--It is the intention
Of the directors Of this company that the road
shall be opened to Poushkeepsie by ono year
from this time.
GEN. TAYLOR CoM1xG NoRrm-Iho
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger writes as follows:
" As an article Of news, will mention 10
Tou that in a day or two we expect to see Con.
Taylor here in Washington, zen route" asI
hink, for Frederick, Md. He will attend the
Court Of Inquiry as a witnoss As have said
n several of my letters, graver charges are to
&c preferred against General Scott than let
or writing, and the country may yet be thrown
nto feverish state Of excitement on the sub
ect."
THE WAY They DO IT. Virginia had
arty deIegdfcs IN the Locoioco National Con-
,eniion. when entitled TO only serentesn
They always voted except when the vote
vas by States.-This is pretty fair Illus
ration Of locofoco democracy, but we suppose
I is none OF our business if the party at the
North are content 10 be ''taken in" in this
manner. The Virginiaus understand pretty
we'll the temper of their northern ''dougk-
aced" allies. They call them putty" and
work them into any shape they please.-Cal-
donian.
A petrifed Indian child has been found in
Guernsey, Ohio. Around the neck was
'ow Of Indian beads matted.
Accounts from Campeachy to the I'd in,
slant represent that there were twen:y-eight
'essels, Of all nations, on the coast Of Yucca
an, taking off the white inhabitants, who
had fed 10 the coast seeking for snfety