Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-04-26

| The CHoLERA.-We have seen letters from
New Orlerns, which states that the cholera
is as prevalent in that city as at any time
during last autumn, and that large propo.
rtlon of the cases prove fatal. A highly
intelligent gentleman, who arrived direct
from New Orleans on Thursday, states that
the deaths were supposed to average from
100 to $50 per day.
Portland. The Portland Advertiser states
that the second baIloting for the choice of
Mayor on Monday, resulted in no choice.
The vote stool Cahoon, Wing, 1869; CIapp,
Democrat, 1882; scattering, "a. At the pre-
ylous trial the vote stood, Cahoon, 957
ClapP, 1910, scattering, 95. The election
goes to the City Government, which is
Wing in both branches.
Lynn contains a population of about
$1,000.
A Buffalo canal boat having broken loose
at night and drifted out in the lake, with
one man OH board, he deliberately cast
anchor and waited for relief lie tied a
rope to the cooking stove, and let it slide,
riding out the storm in security.
Parson BrownIaw, The editor of the Jones'
borough Wing, writing from pgton,
says: "Since it is understood pot
one Of the fifty and aEs6 .
creeping, sycophantj
seekers, with viii
regarded here as Tatheia n
man than otherwise"
There is said to be quarrel going on at
Washington among the organs Of the admin
lstraton or rather which should be the
organ in reference to this matter.
The National IntelHgenctr notices sundry
reports which have been sent out from Wash
ington by the letter writer's, to the effect that
negotiations were in progress for the sale of
the Inteihgenccr to Mr.. A.C. BULLITT and
others for $50 900, and states that Mr.. B.
has never made any proposition to purchase
the Intct6genCCr, and that it could not at
any time be purchased for less than twice
the sum mentioned, nor at the present time
Tor any sum whatever that any one in his
senses would be likely to offer for it,
And in connection with this subject, we
also find this announcement
"THE REPUBLIC" This is TO be the
title of the new administration journal TO be
established at Washington. The Republic
will be commenced on the 18th day OF June
next, under the exclusive editorial supervis-
ion and management of Alexander G. Bull
lit and John o, Sargent,
Including the members from Connecticut
and New Hampshire, there have been cleo
ted to the new Congress IS Wings and 81
Democrats. If the remaining 81 members
should be politically the same as before,
there would be Wing majority of 8 or 10.
AT St. Louis up to the 18th inst, 1000
persons had collected, ready to start for the
plains as soon as the weather and grass per-
mitted.
FLoGGrNG IN Schools. The trustees of
the Baltimore Public Schools lately tried
the experiment of abolishing hogging in
'"OSo Hh'IltutloHS, Dut Iounu IL WOulu not an
swer with the Baltimore boys so the use of
the rod has been resumed.
Mrs. FARNnAM's ExpEDIr1oN-Mrs.
Farnham has returned from the East, and
is now buisily engaged in making the final
preparations for the departure Of her expe-
dition, in the ship Angelique.
The severe cold of the IL and 18th of
April seems to have extended far and wi de,
destroying the fruit, and even wheat, it is
feared, in the West and South.