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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
Democratic Doctrine.

The Washington Union of Wednesday, endorses
the decision in the case Of bred Scott as follows:-
"There was but one thing needed to give to the
result in the presidential contest the force of an alb
solute and final settlement of the sectional issue.
That thing was the Judgment Of the Supreme Court
nconfrmation of the Democratic doctrines which
had received the popular endorsement The decis-
ion in the Drod SCOTT case has furnished the clo-
sing and clinching confirmation needed
As to the "settlemeni," we prefer the authority
of Judge Mclean to that of Mr. John Appleton,
or even that of His Exceency the President In
his lucid and able opinion Judge Mclean remark
ed-- SIS I a.nsa
''In this case, a majority of the Court have said
that slave may be taken by his master into ter
rtory Of the United States, the same as horse or
any other kind of property. 1t is true this was
said by the Court as also many other things achich
are Of authority. Nothing thai has been said
BY them, fohich has not direct bearing on The j,t-
risdiction Of the Court, against which then deci-
ded, can be considered as authority. IslaH GER
taialy not regard ii as such. The question of iu-
risdction, being before the Court, was decided au-
thoritavely, but nothing beyond that question:"
The entire opinion of the sectional majority of
the Supreme Bench, so far as it related to the con-
stitutionalty of prohibition of slavery in the ma
tional territory, was extra-judical-as gratuitous
on the part of Judges fancy, Capron, Campbell,
Wayne, Grier and Daniel, as it is contrary to the
expressed conviction of every eminent American
statesman from the administration of Washington
to that of Pierce.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21

A Card. VIM H. SNOW, Proprietor Of the West Dover
Hotel, which consumed by fire the 10th inst, and
FARLEY NHIPPLB and WYE, occupants Of and proprie-
tors Of the personal property within the same this meth
cd Of rendering their sincere thanks those citizens
Dover Village and all others present during the fire. for the
energy and perseverance with which they abOred the
loe from distinctions and also for their perseverng and
firing efforts in saving the personal property from the devou
ing eenent especially TO the LADIES' who, With in.
domitabe courage, buted the stOr the water
slop the wind and the fire. with unrng unceasng eper-
gy until they were driven from the building at the point Of the
flames. w. II. SNOW,
-sla Con ataa FARLEY WHIPPLE, liait
lf ANGELdNE II. WIIIPPLE.
West Dover, March 10 1857 - - -.
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CTATE or VERMONT. wMpnAn. S.


~ In Chancery...,II0SEA MANN rs. DAVID BIGELOW,
ct ais Whereas, HOSEA MANN Of Dover, In said County,
has filed in the Ounce Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Chancey
for said County his Petition against JOHN b. BGELOW and
ANNA his WIFE Of Wilmington, in said County and DAVID
BIGEOW Of Roxby, Massachusetts, setting forth that te
said JOHN d. BIGELOW aud WIFE, on June Both, 1855,
mortgaged the Petitioner pieces Of land in said VIII
mngton being the saline farm decided 10 the said JOHN b.
BIGELOW by ISAAC BIGELOW and WIFE, July 10Th, 1853,
to which deed reference may be had for particular de-
scron conditioned for the payment OF $780, with interest
annually In year after the date Of said mortgage which Is
and unpaid And also setting forth that afterwards
the said JOHN b. BlGELOW and WIFE mortgaged the
farm to the said DAVID BIGEIOWand praying that the
equity Of redemption Of all the defendants in said farm may
be forccosedwhch Petition Is made returnabe tohe Term
OF the Court Of Chancery be held Newne and
for said County the third Tuesday Of April A. d. 1851
And II appearing that the said DAVID BI6ELOW resides
without this State that the and ordinary process
Of this Court cannot be served upon hThereore it
dered by the Chancellor that the Petitioner publish the sub
stance Of his said Petition, with this ORDER for three
successfully IN the Vermont Phoenix, printed at BratlebOro
in said County, the last publication be at least twenty days
previous 10 said p Term Of said Court which will be
deemed sufficient notice to said DAVID BIGEIDW, appear
and answer said Petition. II. TYLER, Clerk.
FLAGG & CRosRY, Plaintiff s Solicitors. ~ 3wl1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21

DIR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE BITTRRs is
the best Medicine used for Spring complaints
1t has been literally patronzed than any other
tabished in this country 1t is the Richardson's Bters
which has restored many nvads to health throughout the
New England States during the past thirty years.
N. BBeware Of limitations called Sherry Wine Bitters-
The genuine have fac-simile of my signature upon the outer
envelope For sale by Druggists everywhere and my Office
No. 81 Hanover street, Boston. 3ml2
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vEaErABIn Pulmonary BALsAM, FOR Aneetions of

VEGETABLES Pulmonary BALsAM, for Affections Of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest.
The expression Of opinion of AFRED GuIE, NJ. D. Boston,
Mass Having prescribed the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
in many Lung complaints with uniform success can with
confidence recommend It's for all those affections which
It is offered a remedy.n
JONI BERRY, NJ. D., Of saco, Me-, says -"During a
practice Of flSenty gears have all the popular
remedies for Coughs and well satisfied that your Yegsabe
Pulmonary Baisd BEST hope It will be better known
and more generally used"
Inquire for IL by It's iohole name, and take no other
Reed, Cutler Co., Druggists Boston, proprietors.. Price
SOC. and 81. Sold in Drattleboro by JOSEPH CLARK.
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Arrest Of the Murderer Of Young Noroross
A Terrible Struggle.

The philadelphia Journal Of Saturday afternoon
.ato;ns tho folowna particulars OF the capture OF
MoKim. the supposed murderer Of young NororV Us
~ Toxinqton Mass, who was killed at Altoona "a
when ON his way home from the west
awe are rratiRcd to announce that Mcklm; tn'
murderer Of Noroross, has been taken, aler ha s,
ING eluded Justice for month since Ntil'ns s 4,
item in reference TO the assassin when eon
on, locol column We have received despatch y,
pot,sville pa. from very reliable scource, WY,
100 information of the arrest, after a mus "
ssoroto struggle. IL appears that three cl,i1Sbe
R,Sorns connty. who we're fully possess ekim's
f,cts Of The murder and description Of 6nity OF
nersop. cot wind Of bis being IN Ilets OF the
Wnkesbarre, concealed among tneAe desperate
surroundinr mountains. They k9b armed to the
s,.or.csor o9 The man, and that Nth rifles, and
18th Thev armed themselyon upon the right
started in pursuit. They wgf Wyoming Valley
scont os n number offarm6ed and the assassin
han seen The man they dfmas pursued. HeAe,
n seems, discovered thq ed in the chase, folcsui
and those who were Rlcity, until they had 10y
his trail with much efle of Kingston mr.a s,s
run him down We western side of o3vn,I
which RUS alQamost exhausted, ~. liis
Valley. He Eock, he stood at BE-, , ~,
back agai9Rand. AS the party; ~ ~ sr,o,,I
vol'er inG e Of them called out i A. r;ass NJ
yfoachse time menacng hi Srcj liz ,,js,ois n
er, thGied with defiance onv;ons dosiro oe,io
kiT1ccessiOn. 1t wasiIrcst. to copture the
r%who attempted VITO secure the rewards.
Fderer alive, in @ige But they were com
/hich are unusuag efence, and McKim fell, dis
PEELED to hre IN 81 lie was then secured and .
obled by riilsesbarre. His wound is serious,
conveyed tosarily fatal. None of the party who .
but lot ntapture were hurt as far as we have
effected he capture created much excitement in
heard County. The assassin is receiving medi-
Luzaendance, and ifpossible, will speedily b. .
caeyed toAtoonn,i in the locality where the bloody
eed was committed
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r oTTERIEs. THE wELL-KNowN Ma

4 UTE III Eos THE " ELL-hNUWN Nh
Tand Consolidated Lotteries Of which r. fRANcE Co.
the managers chartered BY the State Of Maryland and
commissioner elected hy the people who sworn tosuern-
tend and certify that everything connected with them done
IN strictly honorable manner and that the interests Of par
ties reside at distance are rs well protected az they
themselves present at the drawing Another fact which
the managers cali attention to- that an persons have legal
right send orders for tickets 70 Maya lotteries e
gazed by special law ID that state lottery drawn every
day Of the month"; II particular class Is named, orders
filled n the FIRST drawing % take place after the communion
on hand The prices Of tickets vary from 81 to so
No tickets are however, sent unlesH the money for the same Is
with the order The drawings upon the principle Of
number each ticket CATER the HAVANA plau) and Ter
nary coordination Prizes vary IN amount FROM teO % $780,
00O An orders for tickets packages viii receive prompt at
enon, and the drawings mailed TO AL purchasers immediate
~ after Il q over e Address 4, IA. hubbard CO.f
Iy1 No 80 Fayelte St. or Box No. 40,
Jan. 1851 1907 a BALTIMORE, MARY land.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MAIBoRo, IS.

~ The Probate Court fer said District -
To all whom Il may conccnsGREETIE0 sYou are hereby
notified that EDWIN W. STEVENS, Guardian Of GEORGE
L., AUSTIN c., and ALBERT A. GRAVES, minor heirs Of
DEXTER GRAVES late Of 6uord, deceased has made ap-
plcaon In writing TO this Court for license 70 sell the whole
Of the Real Estate Of his said Wards the ground that
sale viii be beneficial to his said Wards, and that This Court
will decide upon said application at the SESSION thereof to be
held Probate Office, IN Daehoro District on
the 2st day Of March, A. D. 1857 when and where you may
be heard In the premises, Il You see az.
IL y. noLBRooK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
valuable Neal Estate For Sale.

"a The subscriber viii sell at private sale the Real
IssR Estate Of the late GEORGE Fox, deceased situate
-AR one and half miles Westward from the village Of
Wilmington containing about 800 Of land with all
essay buildings and fences In good repair The location
this farm Is one Of The best IN Wilmington bling stage
road leading from Brnteboro to Bennington and viii be sold
on such terms as 10 OF great inducements any who
desirous of making money by farming Said farm very
srabe for the keeping of dairy, for raising stock lib
eral credit will be given for part Of the purchase money
desired. For further particulars call the subscriber
DAVID BILLS, Administrator.
Wilmington, Feb Q, 1867. ~
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MORE AGENTS wANTED.

NV ANTED 10 OR Is MORE AGENTS FOR PAGES
w Railroad Pills should prefer to engage them soon,
but any time before the rt Of April viii do Don't wish
TO engage for any shorter time than year. don't wish
to pay any more nor less than $50 per month"; an
sary travelling expenses. Agents travel foot Should be
happy to confer at time with those desiring such stu-
ton, at my ONCE Ruaand VT personal interview mpor-
tant. 4 J. PAGE propristor
Rutland, w., jan q, 1857. sw5
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OTHER SEED
v PREMIUMS,
+ oTTER1Es. THE LOTTERIES OF

]
~ Samuel Swan CO.. chartered by the State Of
ga and have commissioners appointed 10 supornend
their drawings, and certify that everything connected with the
same is done in strictly honorable manner They offer the
puoc fair opportunity for investment the interests OF par
ties at distance being well protected though they
present TIE managers would respectfully call attention to
the fact that all persons have legal right to send orders for
tickets 20 Georgia. the lotteries Of Samuel Swan Co.
authorized by the Legislature Of that State lottery will be
drawn every Saturday throughout the year. all orders received
being filled in the drawing next to take place after the
comes 10 hand According TO the scheme ticket in every
ten must draw prize Tickets S10 halves So quar-
ters $3.50 No tickets sent unless the money accompanies
the order The drawings are upon tho principle Of num-
Der each ticket and simple that fail TO
derstand them. There is combination Of numbers
ty the buyer Prizes vary from $40 S500O0 every prize
being drawn and result Of drawing forwarded to all purcas-
ers
1 list Of the numbers That drawn from the wheel
with the amount that each prize entitled to, will be published
after every drawing in the following papers New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard Nashville Dem
oorat Atlanta InteHigeRcer and NewYork Weekly Day
Book. Write your address plainly, and direct 10
s. SWAN g. Co., Atlanta. Georgia.
Prizes paid In flno percentage deducted from prizes
other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential, 1y12
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21
FOR SALE.

<%M The Real Estate, undivided half Of which be-
slH longs to the Estate Of Leavitt Reed late Of Dunn
-k merston, deceased, and the other half to Romance
Reed Said property consists Of Farm containing 20 acres
Of land with good dwelnghouse, barn. and grist-m stu
ate half mile North Of the middle Of the town Of Dummers-
tom with the usual convenience belonging thereto This
rare opportunity for with small capital or an enter
prsng mechanic For further particulars inquire Of Joseph
Miller, Of Duinmerston.
VIM HEARD, Guardian Of MARSHALL l. REED.
JOSEPH MILLER, Agent Of ROMANO REED.
Duinmerston, Feb 10TH 1867. :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-03-21

WELL DoxR-Ars Franklin Kimbali, jr., OF
this town, made, from June 8th 1866, to Februa-
~ 22nd, 1857, from four COWS, 9O5 pounds ofbut-
ter, and, during the time, used all the milk and
cream necessary for a small family. Who can beat
Mrs Kimball - Havsrhtg, ~ H., Democrat
Who would want to beat such an industrious
Wifel
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II EAD THIS. DIR. CoMEGYs' MAN

r
TlNUOus GUMS fused 70 the plate,a and beautiful
feature,- desideratun in mechanical dentistry.
In the Insertion Of Artificial Teeth BY my method certain
essential points attained ls They arranged as
render them eecual In mascation 2nd, They restore
the contour Of the mouth better than any other Style and ar
adapted In color to the age and complexion Of the patient
Sd Gcy constructed make them much stronger
repaired broken. An other styles Of work at my ONCE
on reasonable terms and ,uaTTaHted.
MAIS ST., BnArTLEBoRC, Vt. TITO
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AuCTION SALE.

&7zA The undersigned will sell by order of Court
IlsIHN the DveIiiug -hOuse Barns, & C., situate
sllH Elliot street, comprising the Real Estate owned
aud occupied by the late DR. DAVID CARLEY deceased
Auction on Thursday the 2 9th dry Of March linz
stnnt, The premises in suitable condition for ply
siean being fitted up with bathing rooms having ali the
conYenences for cold warn and vapor baths
the accessible and desirable stands in the village
Possession gYonat the time Of sale Terms made known at
time Of sale. TIMOTHY VINTON, Ex'r.
Brattleboro, March g. 1851. 3w10
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Wes,minsier. ss.

~ The Hon. Probate Court Tor said District -
To all persons Interested in the ksate IL JAMES RAY late
Of jamaica Decreased, Greeihgs whereas, PRUDENCE r.
RAY the widow Of said deceased has made application said
Court for assignment Of the personal
said deceased You hereby notified that this Court VIII
decide upon said application at the session Of said Court
be hold the Inn Of THOMAS EVANS In Townshend In
said District the FIRST Wednesday April, A. d. 1857,
when and where you may be heard IN the premises you
at. BENJA. W, DEAN REGISTER.
Grafton, March {, 1851 3RII
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"A The FARM lately owned by zEGorEs DICKINSON
II deceased near Brattleboro Depot and bounding on
M Connecticut Herewith new 1Iouse and convenient
will be rented for term Of years-possession
given on the first Of April next l.. c. MEAD, Guardian
F. T. DICKINSON.
Bratteboro, February 18TH 1857. s
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Pm. NhEEEER .KEEPS !

PRINTS, GINGIIAA4S, DRESS
GOODS AND D'I4AINES. :
f. II. WHEELER w9
KEEPS sHEETNGs, sIIIRTINGs AND TIcKINGs.
f. II. WHEELER ...
KEEPS HOSIERY, GLOVES iIANDKmolIIEFs
F. III. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENs AND LINEN GOODS
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS
F. II. WHEELER ss
KEEPS TEAS, SUGARS AND SPICES
#. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND cAMPHENE
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURES.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS oRocKERY AND GLASS WARE.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
F. H. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER HANoNos AND BORDERS.
II. IA. WHEELER
KEEPS ruBs, Pairs TRAYS, PALS AND BOWLS,
r. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE.
r. II. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS AT FAm PRICES.
+. II. WHEELER a. ~ - FE -
TAKES All KINDS OF PRoRUoE AFITs CASH
VALUE. ..n .Iltr
MARoH 7ru, 1851. t nlO
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CINGERps SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER S SEWING MACHINES.
~ The great reputation Of Singers Sewing Machines Is
founded the c that they perfectly adapted every
variety Of work. and that each Of them kept Employed
will earn not less than
One Thousand Dollars n Year.
All persons desiring full and reliable information about these
machinessizcs prices modes Of purchasing &can obtain
tby applying, by letter otherwise, for copy Of l. NJ
SINGER CO.'S GAZETTE beautiful Pictorial Gazette en-
trey devoted to Sewing Machine interests It will be sent
gratis.
1T Local gents wanted in every Town In the United
States, to whom liberal inducements are offered
N BWe have made arrangements with many editors and
publishers Of newspapers highly profitable and satisfactory
them and wish to make similar contracts with every newspa-
per and magazine in the country For particulars address
I. NJ SINGER & CO.,
3m12 232 BROADWAY, NEw-YORK.
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MRS. l.. B. H. CHASE. WILL AT
L. tend to calls for DRESS MAKING at her Rooms Wal
nut street march IA 3w II
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MARRIAGES.

In Harvard, Mass, March 18th, L. A. GRANT, Esq. Of
Bellows Falls, and Miss s. AUGUSTA tIARTWELL Of II.
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WOUSE FOR SALE.

"A A first class large and commodous House,
.s!HH formerly occupied by J. D. BRADLEY, Esq For
AA SALE and possession given the first of April next
apply to N. d. W1LLISTON.
March 5, 1867. TITO
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rAHnI rOR SAFE.

IA One of the plensnntest locations In the val
lllHN ley Of the Connecticut Is offered or sae situated on
slh the main road lcadiN lrau Bratueh1ro h Below
Fails, within twenty minutes ride Of the former comprising
about one hundred nnd twenty-five acres 81
land, suitably divided into PASTURE taee and wood land
wen walercd, and wood with thrifty growth " pine oak
Ne Also, suqr orchard, and young orchard Of grated
Fruit IN bearing condition.
The buildings consist Of two story House with an con
venenty nishedi barn 81 by 30; graney carriage house
Woodshed Sc a IN GOOD repair, WITH yard vol stocked
WIN mutt and ornamental trees, vines, subhcry &C. Water
brought to tho house and balm IA aquelucs nom never
nnllg spring u pure soft water.
~ Or viii sell the buildings together with aitut q
acres Of land.
me above offers rare opportunity fr the gentleman farmcf
or the man Of business. CUURCU NIIl.rR
bra''eDoro, March ., 1897 nIO
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLsoRo, IS.
~ ai The Probate Court FOR said Disriets--.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HUGH QUINN late
Of Wilmington, deceased GREKT6 hereby no-
fed that this Court will make assignment 70 HANNAH
QUINN widow Of said deceased from the personal property,
Of said deceased the session thereof o be held at tie
Judger Oice, Ia Batlelqro 10 said Dktict on tie last
Thnrsday Of March, A. d. 1857 when and where you may be
heard In Che premises, il you ace nt
10 \, NOTEBOOK, Register
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IRON ANn srnE.r

A FULL ASSORTMENT or IRON AND STEEL, on
"A the best quality always on hand and for sale by
Feb u, '57 owl
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4i..sF. COGGSWELL, NJ. D.,
t DiscOvcrer and Proprietor
Boston, Feb 10, ISL. nt ga ews
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G.. p BROW n.

Nnirhe., JcWrIry, AIIVTFund Plated H"r'
CIOchH, &c. dc.
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1857.


wrhave :hl'dsy sold to Me.rs, Campbell MeDernol
eyn,rs ln,eivracrrO office. wsretarn our sincere thanks
Ia OUT patrons Tor he many nets Of kudn,ws have re.
toelrnotcr wedoubtnOttcy will ever found prompt
Ird attentive to every department Of business and will
ureycry ro.o deserve the patronage Of the community
Our accounts will run the 18Th Instant md We hope our
rlend, will aid In speedily closing rp our outstanding
accounts.
The business Of the arm will he settled by either of the
partn,r, and r Beatty will be found at he occ for that
parpo,e. BEATTY co.
Wheeling, Oct. STU, 1856
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a@El <26lE tg ,<1;'57.
AZ 1:|:S(a..a5!|W
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
orrIcr, CORNER wA7rN 1ND NoNNOE slNrTrs.


EuTluoHr, April lo.-New Orleans Papers .!
saturday last have been receive !, continuing de-
tail, Of Mexican Intelligence IL the cot! alt.
The Et'moni,aurjC says the Strengthened
circumstances "r the supreme government In,
forced suspension Of payment At Vera trnf AND
City Of Mexico,
The new Constitution was promulgated q"
the Ilth ur MARCH,.
The Vera Cruz diligence had been robbed
at Acaiarc. \ holy father was one oI ine pa
Scngcrs whom, the robbers Gidnot spare AlicI
relieving him Of $3.50 in cash, they required
him to give them ahNoutlon.
The Eimonitor says that Santa Nnna is II
conslau, communication win lis Mexican em'''
sarirH
The New Orleans papers state that six per
sons we're killed, aud sixteen injured by the rA'
vloSiOn Of the steamer Forest Rose.
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Tpr PgAyr or rm PASSOVER AT shutdown
lat Wcdnc.day, commenced tie Jewish feast
Of tho passover, or the feast of nnIeAVcnea
bread; the batter term arising from the fat that
the I,racite.. in thcir hurried departure from
Egypt. had not the time to learcn the bread -
This feast /, in commcrnorntion Of the passing
over the I,raclitcs when the first born Of the
Egyptians persisted It continues one week.
during which time no article Of table furniture
such ns plates, knives and forks, &C., used the
wear previous are brought into relnIsl'i9n'
These nrc vet aside and set nsed only 0" luis
occasion broushtou Among tho strict Of the
Jewish denomination, their dwellings from top
IA bottom nro iborougy ccanscd, aud no bread
except the nnIcascncd bread admitted therein