Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07

malls bring tull accounts ni the affairs In Mex
CO, and the recall of Santa Anna. Seventeen
States had voted for hun as President aud only
one against hun, five still remaining to ue he 'rd
from. Senior E>cobar. WIN had been dispatched
to invite his acceptance, had returned, aud an
nounced that Santa Anna had accepted the
Presidency, and would arrive about the first If
April and assume the duties If The Office. II,
Santa Annals reply thine is one thing thai must
be regarded AS at much Significance and thai i
his bitter hostility towards the United States.
Among many equally significant auslotls to this
subccr h. says
"On INV arrival ther" Will call afunnd me
those persons of influence who are true loverS OF
their country. viii confer with them: aud IT
find sincerity aud good will to aburgatr ca
pricions and mistaken npnnns and fnaiIv. It
find men Of heat to make an obstinate deteure
ct Wr rights AGAINST tn agrrrssnrs troal the
North. and that tn" nnly CRY is lnde pentiencr y
death then Will lend myself cheeriuliy to new
sacrlficts
Ali this will probably be quite agreeable 10
Southern Fllnhu,ers, WIN will Try to KICK up
another war with Mexlco and who may perhaps
slccecd in SD doing,
FIRE AT WHITE RIVER JUNcTIoN.-Thr If
flee If the White River advertiser, we learn
from several sources, was, last Thursday night,
consumed by fi'e. The buildlng was occu-
pied both a. the office and dwelling Of Mr.
Ca,,th eIE.. nnd u,th tina uri,t
ing materials, was enraIy destroyed.
SuaAR-MAxlNG.-. We have had fine run of
sap, for the last ten days, IN this section. MANY
OF the farmers have already made Two pounds to
the tree, which is two-th,ds of the general ave-
rage for the year.
The Japnn Expedition. 1t is said, has been
countermanded by President Pierce.
The wife If John C. Rves died lest week at
Washington,
FEARFUL ExpLosIoN-W learn from the
Portland Advertiser thai the locomotive Oxford
connected with freight tram on the Anlros-
cegyin and KenDebrc RaiIroad, exploded on
Thursday. shlverlng the machine to atoms. The
engineer, Francis Frank, was wired INTO the
air several yards He was taken up for dead
but en- being hahed with cold water revived
his face Is severely Cut. and his eyes are black
ened with cinders and ashes 60 as nearly to de-
prlvp him OF sight, but otherwise to appearance
he is not very seriously injured.
The fireman was also blown into the air and
fell upon one Vt the box cars, from which he
rolled oft upon the nlry ground. A piece ni
iron driven by the explosion into the back OF
hls hand. This he extracted himself and al
though the wound is pretty severe. he received
no other injury The conductor escaped with
out bruisr.- Boston Journal.
DESPERATE LeAp-A fire occurred a Rich.
mond, Va. on Saturday night, which destroyed
thu factory of Grant & Brnnet and two othe'
buildings. A slave. who mad volunteered to
fourth story of The factory aud finding himself
nearly suffncated, attempted to get out. but
n found the staircase was in blaze. All chance
OF descent was cut off, and he eaped from thu
window to The ground. distance of over fifty
feet He came down ,eet foremost, struck hi.
Meet and fell upon his face. No bones wert
Sbrnken and he only suffered from the jar of The
atall.
DREADFUL TRAGEDY.--A man at Bowling
Green, Ono. named Vaen inc Sage. whost
\ mind had become unsettled through religious
frenzy. after performing some acts OF madness,
seized one OF his children by the teet, and dashed
its brains on, on a log. HIS wife, VINO was i'll
leaped from the bed and was knocked down BY
4 him, but the neighbors came IN and secured hun
n He is now ravlhg manlac.
DEATH OF THE WIFE OF Elk President
FILLMoRE.-A despatch from Washington, date
March 80 h, says-Mr<. Fillmore, wife of Hon
Willard Fillmore, died at Wizards Hotel tins
morning. She had been suffering from pnen
monia for some tine past. but no serious resn
was anticipated until within Il few days, The
immediate cause OF death was sui catlon by
accumulation of water on The lungs. Mr.. Fill
more, with his family and friends, will leave wit
the remains early to morrow morning for Buffa
10.
EARrHquAKg "A shack Of an earhqnak
was fell AT WATERFOWL, NY about two ocloc
on the morning of Saturday, the l2'h MI
The first part Of the shock was severe-so muc
so that persons were aroused from their sIeel
The Canada papers speak of s. we're shoe
beng experienced in that par OF the country
Oh Sunday, The 18th.
AN EXTRAORDINARY FIsH-A Goldfish wa
| received Il, Bartet's fish market In this cit,
Yesterday, that Is certainly enliIed TO the appe
aton of The Mammoth Gods Before brln
/ dressed. he proved himself to be n, codng,
he weighed seventy five pounds Upon an e!
y animation of his " inferior relations" his ">o
conien's'' were fonnd to consist of SIXTEEN fla
\ fish. one hadrock, eighteen inches l'ng, al
Wweighlng about SIX pounds. iupe her with tw
Mold squaws, IN their native and original pul
Nmage. Notwithstanding the full meal whit
Ethis gentleman had taken it seems he had stl
Ekept q corner. and like Oliver vented NOR
4 H. Was caught, III consequence, by Capt Fish
0, Edgartown. and as he could not plead hum,
for Swapping at he fatal bait, he must pronou
esd The victim of his own glullony. After II
.lemova Of his varnus articles Of diet, he w'igh'
ffiy nounds-.hus sustaining his credit" n
wIthslapdmg the removal OF the deposits.
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT 81
Loss OF LIFE = baltimore. March 2SM-A
annal,ny ncc,drnt occurred this morning on Il
Rahnore and OHIO Railroad, 70 miles west
4 ffsnuberlapd. The passenger tram ran off Il
gsitrack. killing elgh', wounded number Of OF
ers.
StcoNp DlsPATCH The accident occur
when the tram was descending a curved gra
sof 100 feet. to Cheat River. Two cars we
thrown IF. falling over one hundred tee' IN t
river turning four snnmerseis ia the desce'
tsThey C manned 40 passengers, of whom ZIG
were killed. viz MIR. Holt, oyster dealer.
the firm OF Holt a. Maiiby Mr.. Anrellns. 81
posed To BIZ fir IN Suul, Caroliua, Louis Dellt
IA French euigrani returning from Cai'rn
Richard Clayton, OF Virginia; young a'
and middle aged gentleman, unknown, but +,
;pnspd to be- from Kentucky; step sun OF R.
ert Murray. supervisor on the road; ron OF
Ge,se OF St. Lnuls, oh his way 10 New York
Mr. Gelse aud wife were much Injured.
TERRIBLE PIcTURE OF SUFFERING.-I
efeiler TO the Galena Advertiser, written tr