The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-04-03


the water was over the sidewalks and inur la
ed the vacant lots. No serious dsmanr i %"
| ticipated.
! LOUISVILLE, March DC
/ CHOLERA BROKE OUT AGAIS.-Steamor,
from New Orleans, in this port, have the Cbal
era on board to an alarming extent On rbo
steamer Bride, there have been fourteen dea,LS
and many more are still sick. On the Georra'
Washington, there were fifteen deaths, prev.
Gus to her arrival at Memphis. The wealth.
at New Orleans IS very hot and sultry. Tbere
is much sickness among emigrants.
50 The Philadelphia North American Of
Friday, gives an account of preliminary ex-
animation of Jacob Shaster, alias Tom H.n5
upon the charge Of having been concerned II,
robbing the Patent Office at WashinGton Of
the Government. jewels, in the month of M
vember last. He was remanded back To mrs
on, in default Of finding bail to the amount Of
$4,000.
Sa5 The London papers announce the death
of Bernard Barton, known the as Quaker no
ct"
"a Jonesborough, XIV, must be hard
place. The Jonesborough Wing offers re.
ward for the apprehension of a young thief
who, at late Temperance meeting, took tho
money out of the hat, raised to buy candles
for the use Of the society. The hat had been
passed along the seats, where the bows were
and they robbed it of the last dime
IL The Tribune thinks that Mr.. McGauchev
was rejected Governor of Minnesota on the
ground of his vote agains; the Mexican war
Served him right what business hss any man TO
object, when Slavery chooses TO 90 10 war for
more room TO turn round in Fire Soil Courier.
Did it happen to occur TO our funny friend
while writing the above paragraph, that Mr. Nc
GAUGHEY's vote against the Mexican War fur
nished no objection TO him in the mind of Gen.
TAYLOR! We don't insist upon an answer
Burlington Free Pres.
81 In the breaking up of the ice, the cast
ern half of the old bridge over the Connecti->
cut, at Windsor, was swept off.
GOLD FROM CALIFoRNIA.-lt was report
ed in the city, on Thursday, that intelligence
had been received at the Bank of England to
the effect that her Majesty's surveying brig
Pandora, Lieut.. Commander Wood, was com
ing home from the Pacific with freight Of
''gold diggins" TO the amount OF nine tons. or
give the lucky commander about Sll 900 for
the freightage, the admiral's share will be 81
S75, and Greenwich hospital Will he benefited
to alike amount. London Spectator, March ;.
81 The citizens of Albany held meeting
on Friday in relation to the Canal Bank
frauds, Teunis Van Vechten presiding Strong
resolutions were adopted III condemnation 81
the crime and the criminals, and calling for
into the conduct of the Judges
concerned in the Judicial investigation of Tie
affair. The meeting voted thanks TO Dudley
Burwell, Esq, for his perseverance in bringing
the scoundrelly business TO light.
g. William V. Brady, Esq, having declin-
ed the nomination for Mayor OF New York by
The Wh;gs. Caleb s. Woodruff! has been nom
mated in his place.
Mr.. IIlvemeyer has declined the FIRES Soil
for Mayor.
g55 Milwaukee, which in 1885 was still tho
abode of Indians, is now d Tourist ing CITY.
with a population of $1,000.
Eg' A Joint resolution was offered in Con-
gress, the last night of the session, by Mr..
Greeley, of this city, in favor of officially de-
signaling the United States by the name OF
COLUMBIA. The resolution was read twice
and went over amongst the unfinished Lu.i-
Y Ere. Post.
Rs The Legislature of Ohio has passed a
law, exempting the homestead from attach
ment for debt, and property to TIE amount OF
six hundred dollars.
o. The Washington correspondent Of the
journal of Commerce, of Tuesday, says that
Nj. Hannegan has received his commission
and outfit as Minister at Berlin, and will haye
about the 25th Of April. Doubtful.
"a We regret to learn that Senator s. s.
PHELPS, of Vermont, has been confined to Lis
room for the last week, by severe attack Of
rheumatism, which will probably
prevent him from returning to his home Tor
some time.-Ndt. Intel.
FiRE.-The stables attached TO the Anglo
Saxon Hotel, in Whitehall were destroyed by
fire on Monday night last.
"a Mrs. Eliza w. Farnham, lady who Is
to convey 4 cargo of females 10
California, has arrived in Boston, and taken
iOuglH8s at the MarlDOrO- one mas conc IL
the purpose Of completing her arrangements.
] he ship Angehque is TO convey her fair car
so to ri Dorado--BoSton Paper.
81 Official notice is given in the National
ln:ellisencer that the Home Department Is
fully organized, and that applications and re-
concentrations FOR Marshalships and District
must be made 10 it.
60 The following Vermont passengers are
reported as having arrived at Panama:
Frederick Billings, G. Z. Brown, f. j.
Harrison, f. Hiding, A. Ii. Potter, B. 3. Spen-
'er, S +. Parker, B. Simmons, lady and SER
Fant
"a The Literary Gazette gives from Ham
ct motto for emigrants TO California:
pick-axe, and spade, spade;
Aye, and winding sheet"
WARNING TO Young MEN.-A woman
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