The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-01-09
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REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.

1,;sr;,,e Tan g. The Kentucky Legislature |
- elected Mr.. Page, Wing, Speaker of the
House ~ + I'D blllot. Adespatch from New Or
iaons Ian 9th. saws the cholera, for day or two,
sheen less destructive in its rayages. The num-
Io- of deaths from the malady within the last 4S
hours is D. Number of deaths in same time from /
cholera and other causes, l3I. Citizens generally
are returning to their homes, The late rams had
subsidized and given place to pleasant weatner
Cincinnati January 9th Three cases OF chei-
era have occurred in this city within the last "a
hours They were of mild type ana no. la''ic
Steamers here leaving tor New OIe..is H.,
hands paving high wages tor sncn is can Ne shlP-
ned. owing 10 supposed danger from cholera on
The Whigs of Indiana have nominated Judge |
Ambru candidate for Governor. Gen. jackson |
Morton has been chosen by the Florida Lcgisla-
ture U. S. Senator, for years, from the 4th OF
March next. Gen. Morton received the vote OF |
Wings and the entire Democratic party Oh the
Legislature.
1t the late fire in Pittsburgh persons were
i,;urrd hut will recover-CustOm house papers |
were saved. The fire was in the same part OF the
city traversed by the late great hre' n son Oh
Judge HAYS was taken up dead from uhuer INC
MINIS lcayes a wife and family. Later news re-
cciyed from California via Mexico. More gold
has been discovered Supply IS ineXhaustabie- |
100000 discovered daily Much sickness at the
dirriurs. Two bbls. of brandy sold at the mines
fJr $4,000.
New York. G l-2 O'Clock. P. NJ.
The Steamer Washington Captain Johnston,
left Bremen the morning oil the 10th u!t., South
s7npton the Both, 3 2. M.-I9 days passage, bring
ing 60 passengers and 900 tons OF merchandise
from Bremen Shipped at Southampton tar
quantity Of freight on English account.-Adyl'
ces from uayre Of the 18th say business continues
70 improve daily since the election OF President.
Prices of staple articles are the advance Oar
c-o,, fba caDital {
the evening cf The 18th ult. Paris tranqml-1here
was a continuation and an increase Of confidence
ncrceptible amongst the Ilonled ana commerclal
classes of the metropolis and OF the departments |
Larre bona fde purchases have been made which !
ve,e stiV on the rise The new President was to /
be proclaimed at the Hotel de Vile on the list OF
December and new Cabinet afterwards. Mon !
cicur Odii,on Bsrrot was TO be at the head of the
now Government and Monsieur Lamartinc was
snoLen of rs likely to DC PUT in nomination as
Vice President of the Republic. Fully constitu-
ted the Ministry will probably stand Aonsieurd
Ruys Minister of Foreign AtalrS- Monsieur
VAUDEVILLE Minister Of the Interior, Mons. Poppy
Minister of Finance Mons. Leon Fouchere Min
i,tcr Of Public Works Gen. Rhulies or Gen. Gu
dinet Minister Ct War.
Some changes would probably take place
and a variety Of reports wore m circulation.
Latest atlvices state Nj. Vixia late President of
The National Assembly, had been appointed
Minister OF Commerce. Marshall Bugaud was
TO be pni in command ofthe army the Alps.
General Ouidinot had declined going TO St.
Peterscurch as ambassador. Mr.. Emile Cir
ardin, docs not appear in the contemplated
Cabinet. General Cavaienac has received the
elevation Of Ma<shall of France.-Louis Ma
poIeen will have received 100000 votes
Cavsi-nac SOC, 600; Ledru Rollin, Raspal
and Lsm.rtine 500 900 between them. The
Al. Fol
ElscGon, was fast subsiding and confidence
Eas being rapidly restored. There appeared
10 he somc split amongst the supporters of the
Prince. aris no from his inability to supply all
the demands for places. NJ de Baumont Min
lister of tho French Republic to England. I'M
dor the administration of Cavaignac, left Lon
don on the 18th, having resigned his post on
account of the election of Louis Napoleon.
The emperor of Russia had refused to ac-
knowledge the Queen Of Spain, and the en-
WOW from Madrid was TO leave St Petersburgh
on the 18th December. Vienna dispatches Of
the 18th say "a Russian fleet appeared off
Trieste, for the purpose Of suppTessing the
liberation of the Venctians by blockade.
The forces ere being rapidly concentrated
The Pope still remains at Gate surrounded
by D;Plomatists. Not less than % Cardinels
were assembled to give their advice.
ne OOFernncnl Was duOul ~ NC lOll ucN
a. Rome, and that city remains tranquil. 1t
was thought the great Powers would interfere
bv force TO establish the Pope. Charles Al
bert has been obligel to yield to the Liberals.
Accounts from Hungary are contradictory.
The decisive battle had been fought. The
Hungarians were burning down their own
towns and villages, and destroying all means Of
support, in order to cut Off the invading Aus
trian Army, by cold fever, or starvation.
The settlement of the Neapolitan and Sicil-
Ian question was far from being arranged.
IGELAND-The trial Of Mr.. Goron Duffy
was proceeding From Frankfort, We hear of
adispatch ON the part of the German Assem-
bly,, ts reopen negotiations with Austria.
ENGLAND.-Owrng TO an immense accuru-
laton of Bullion in the Bank OF England,
nearly s15,0O0.0OO, and the favorable ap-
pesrance of political affairs in France, there,
Is tendency TO a slight improvement in the
manufacturing Districts. The English funds
has r.sen nearly ore per cent.
The House of Lords met on the 10Th of
Dec, when the British Parliament was further
Srorogued 10 the 1st Of February. The over
land India and China mail reached London on
the I4th inst with
Dates from Bombay, Nov. 10th. The Brit
ish were determined TO absorb the Punjauh.
And the army looks forward TO immense
spois of jewels gold Sc.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET