Aurora of the Valley from Newbury, Vermont • 7

AURORA OF THE VALLEY, A SEMBIOXTIILY FAMILY NEWSPAPER. 63 LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS. The steamship Glolie lias arrived at New Or leans from Brazos Santiago with dates from Brownsville to the 1 6th and Galveston to the 2 1 sr. Brownsville and Palo Alto had boeii attacked by numerous and formidable bands of Can in riches, and acts of the most startling barbarity, the mention of which would curdle the blood. Several of the whites were killed, others Accident.

Mr. Joel Edwards, of Shelburne Falls, agent for a scythe snath factory, as ho was entering, recently, the village of Hyde Park, discovered a squirrel upon a tree, and undertook to climb after it. VVhen ten or twelve feet from the ground, a decayed limb, on which he was resting, broke, let him down backwards upon ragged rocks, and striking upon the back part of his bead, be was killed almost instantly. ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NIAGARA. Kxut.ani.

Details of the outbreak in Canada wcrfr laid before Parliament on the 15th, which elicited sonic discussion of no importance beyond the fact that the Goeniment evinced a determination to sustain Lord Elii.ni. Juhlaxo continues quiet and miserable as ever. Fit ni. 'i he closing meetings of the National Assembly were, taken up by discussions on the Italian question. The elections in France passed otf without a single violation of good order.

G'kkmaxy. At Frankfort, the rioters were becom more revolutionary and anarchial every day. All the mod. rat 1 men in consequence, left the city. The Grand Dake.

of Baden has been obliged to rly from his capital, whilst in all the market towns in KhewUh Prussia, the insurgents have erected barricades, and make the constitution a pretence for a tumult. At Lerhn a sort of Congress has assembled and Rare-.) G.ir( n's scheme of a German Federal State has been revived, a double confederation to be the basis. Hi XfJAiiv. The righting goes on unremittingly, and the fortunes of the Hungarians are reported to be in the ascendant. They are said to be within a few davs' march of Vienna, to which point the Russians are prcsmj; forward a rapidly as possible.

Italy. The Austrians entered the Papal States mi tlie North, and Marshal Winipfen threatens with tire ami sword all those who resist him. In the tii, the. Neapolitans were advancing for ESIGHT0N MARKET, Thursday, May 31, 1849. At Market 305 Beef Cattle, 40 pairs Working Cattle, C'3 Cows and Calves 73 Beef Cattle unsold.

Prices. Beef Cattle. We quote a very few, extra at but was the extent to which most of the purchasers would go. 57 was the extent to which most of the purchasers would go. From $6 a 57 embraces nearly all the sales.

Working Cattle. Sales at 100; 115, 125, Cows and Calves. Sales at 19, 25, 28, 32 and 40. Sheep. 8 10 at market.

Trices, from $2 to 3,25. RECEIPTS FOR THE AURORA. The following named persons have been credited the amount set against their names. Should our subscribers not sec their remittances acknowledged after a suitable time shall have elapsed, let them notify us without delay. Koyalton, 'Thomas Fay 1, Ira Pierce 87 1-2; Lisbon X.

IL, Smith Sherman 52; K. Lyman, N. IL, Osman Porter Newbury, Harvey Westgate 1 Lyndon, Hial Chafee Or! 11a Loducer 50 Bethel, Win. liogeis 50; South Barre, Eliza Carleton, Horace Woodman, $1 each; Barre, C. Giidden Uvegate, James Latto $1 Williaviistown, Mareellus Williams 51 Pomfret, John Carncs 51, 1).

W. Nutting 25; Bamet, Sophia S. Salter Northfield, Tho's Averill 25; Post Mills, Alice Carpenter 50; Sharon, Nath'l Sanborn 5 Lisbon, C. C. Temple W.

Kaudolph, Olive Huntington Abel Byam 50 Montpelier, Leslie D. Seribner 51, David Colo, C. Winter, Surah C. Snow, 5'0 cts. each Calais, C.

S. Jacobs 51 Newark, Charles Kennev, 5h Kleaer Davis, G. A. Packer, 5 i cts. eaeh, Allard, 2d, 25; S.

Crafthurv, L. M. Hidden 50; Greensboro, John Alden 1, f. W. Wright 51 Albany, A.

P. Davis, E. Fainuan, O. Austin, 50 cts. each, James Thompson 51; Sutton, John W.

Colby, si; AViltkunstown, Amelia Burnham 5 Middlesex, Win. Lclaud 5T A. Wells 5); Stow, A. Hanks 51, S. Dwinell 50; Hyde-park.

Sam'l (i. Kimball, J. K. Dunham, $1 each; E. Montpelier, Jira Lawrence Cornish Flat, N.

H. Sylvanns Harlow Barton, A. E. Goodenow 50 Glover, Charles W. Garland, Geo.

S. Norton, 51 each, II. Baxter, Jr. 50 Browningtou, J. P.

Stearns 50. wounded, and many taken captive. The destruction of property along the Rio Grande is immense, as many as seventy houses having been burned. Gen. Almlos, the military commandant at Matamorns bad been applied to by the civil authorities of Brownsville, for the assistance of a force of mounted dragoons.

His answer was that he was ready to furnish all the force and dispose of it, if authorized by the commandant of the Texan Department to pass the frontier. The latter refused. The Mexican Cavalry in a few homs were well equipped and lacing the bank of the river wailing for sanction to cross. The whole American population of the ev of the Rio Grande were in a state til most extreme agitation. The accounts from Fernando, Western Texas, state thai Major Berry's party was cm to pieces by the inmans.

1'ney were attacked 150 miles beyond the Hacienda of San Juan do Zoudns, and all murdered, except one prisoner, five others, the Major and a Commander from Malvertou. The ravages of the Cholera at San Antonio were awful in the extreme. The number of deaths reaching' near live hundred. The disease broke out in the camp of the third Iniantry and Quartermaster's encampment and on Sahi-do. The dead and ding were pih-d up in the open air unattended.

Dkath of Mas. Fhkmk of Brattlfboko'. It is with the deepest sorrow that we art; called to recoru me oentii 01 mis i-stmi ihle and accomplished lady, who perished in the liames of her own dwelling, about a mile north of tin: village, between 12 ami 1 o'clock on Monday morning, the 28th ult. Her two sisters and two female domestics just escaped with their lives. The Vermont Fheeiiix in its brief account of the distressing event, says: "Mrs.

F. was an opulent vudow lady, of English origin. Hie was of most amiable and engaging maimers, and known fur and near 'oilier benevolence to the poor and distressed. Her appalling death ili carry a thrill of horror to the bosoms of a larue circle of datives and acmiaintanees and a stfil larger circle of tl lose to whom she has been truly a friend in need." Fearful Mor.taliti. The most fearful instance of mortality caused by tin; cholera, that has ever come to our knowledge, occu; red 011 the plantation of Mr.

James Miller, Waterproof, during the last few days. We have been credibly informed that thu'tti-ninc. out ot 'forty negroes on the plantation died The dis ease entirely hauled medical skiI! medicine would not act ttt all a heai ty negro would be taken slightly ill, vomiting would shortly en sue, wituout au purging, aim in two or three hours the poor ueirro would be cold and dead. O. Bulletin.

Travelers can go fiom Cincinnati to Xew York in three days and two hours, in Buflido. It is said thai the cars upon the Buffalo and Albany Railroads art? not half so well attended as those upon the Little Miami and Mad River and I.ko Lrit' Hailromh tin hitter ol whim ntc under iho control of polite utni onthniianly conductors; every hall-hour servant pas-s thro' tho entire train of curs, dispensing to each passenger a hi.s.s of cool, delicious water. An excellent idea. Bet. Fkkf.dom ok Discission-.

The of Kentucky seem to he dipos'-d to have a foil ex- pression 01 opnuon Upon the sunjoct 01 there liuvc been meetings lndl and made Both for and against emancipation which wen; listened to with the rentes: attention. On one occasion it is slated that the liev. Mr. Waller undertook to prow that Slavery was a "divine institution, and h.ul approval and sanction of Jehovah." When In; concluded Thomas F. Marshall replied in the following brief speech which, it is waiil, prothiced a great efl'ect: "The gentleman has attempted to prove that the blessing of heaven rests upon the institution of slavery.

I have too mxuh respect for my (ni lo attempt to defend Him from such a slander" Singular Fatamty. An entire family consisting of eight persons, living within two miles of Yazoo City, were recently swept away by the cholera, between Stitnnlay morning and the next Tuesday niiiht. Cincinnati Globe. Mr. George Lawton of Hartland, engaged in the saw mill of Mr.

Pierce of Royalton, was found dead on Sunday morning, 14th supposed to have been knocked down by the saw frame and caught by the saw on the evening previous. The saw cut into his head and cut one hand nearly off. Attempt to Destroy Life. On the night of the 25th at Great Falls, N. dwelling house owned and occupied by Messrs.

John S. Hay ues, and John B. Wood, was blown up with gunpowder. No injury was done to the house and furniture are a mere wreck. In SY-i this bouse was blown up, as is supposed by the same persons.

at Bellows Falls. We learn from the Vermont Phoenix, that the houses of Docf. Robbins and Judge Baxter of Bellows Falls Village, were destroyed by fire on Sunday evening, tiie X-Oth ult. Nearly all of their contents were lost. Two cows belonging to these gentlemen were burned in a barn adjoining.

Runaway Match and Death. A colored man, accompanied bv a hite woman, who had eloped together from the northern part of the ritate, arrived at Cincinnati on the tit ultimo, were both seized with cholera on the 17th, both died ami were buried in one grave on the same day. A sad finale to a strange elopement. Tin: Democratic and I-'ukk Soil Conventions, iv out ly held at Montpclicr, alter uniting in number ot resolutions, containing the principles of the BulKi-1 plitti'onn, made the following nominations, viz. For Governor, iiOUATIO NKEDllAM, of Bristol; for Lieut.

Governor, Daniel Kokkhts, of Manchester fur Treasurer, Josetii Poland, of Montpidier. For the Aurora of the Valley. LINES ON THE DEATH OF MUS. H. E.

PALMEU, The christian has passed to her home in the skv, Th wife ami the mother has gone to her rest, Bright, angelic spirits have borne her away To mansions of glory, prepared for the blest. We nmuni not for her who has passed from the earth, She bus moored iier frail bark safe on Canaan's bright shore, She now claims the skies as the land of her birth, iier all onded, her sorrows all o'er. Let th? evp'-ess wave over the home she has left. And the willow's long branches droop mournfully there, 'Tis meet that we weep with the lone ones, bereft ()' a wile's warm affection, a mother's fond care. l-'omi husband and children, the hand that has borne Your treasure from enrth, moved in wisdom and love She has gone to a laud whence she ne'er can return, but to vou it is given to meet her above.

Ilikna. MARRIAGES. InOrford, N. May 21th, Mr. C.

F. Ladd, ot Liiaaior ami JItss li. Strong, ot Urionl. In E. Muutpeht-r, May22d, Mr.

Jerome J. Johnson, of PLiin.tield, and Miss Amanda Town. In MonmeHerMay'ja, liev. A. D.

Harbor of Peru, N. and MUs Barnes, of M. In May 17, Mr. Norman Fowler and Miss Chariot Le L. Marii'all, both of U.

In Danville, lav Mr. Ferdinand Evans and Martha T. West, both of Danvdle. At li irnct, 21th Mr. Asa C.

Sinclair, formerly of Ji.iwrhill, N. li, to Miss eruah M. Fg-lestou, of Moiitpclier. In irashurgh, Mav 10, Hon. John Harding, of Lowell, and Phila French.

In li irt land, May 21st. Mr. Aaron L. Crandai Mi L'wana li. ioLers, both of iiaillaud.

mi -mm itrriiTmi-f rm i 1 1 i mn i m'fMmm.) win 3W DEATHS. 1 (xi.iidhall, May LJth, James Royee, agel 81 years. 1 Thetiord, May 2 Mis. Julia F. Wilcux, uw of Aimer lh Wilcox, a-ed 27 ears, Norwich, May It, Lvman Lewis, M.

aired 7 Dr. Lewis was the sou of Dr. Joseph Lewis, late oi Norwi'H, and had been a successful practitioner more than half a century. for iii Cornish, N. II May 12, Mr.

Clark Kendrick, Li Onord, N. lav 1, John -uaiin, aed tne lirst cliild born in the town. In Sr. Johusburv, Mav 13, Mrs. Levina Goodwin, 7L At North Danville, May 11, Mrs.

Uuth Weeks, 77. Li Montpelier, May l'Jth Mrs. Lucv, wife of (icorrc Wheeler, 3J. In Rcrlin, May Mr. Ebeneazer Friz.ell, In Lamlaif, Mr.

Nathaniel Foster, a-ed 7i) years and 11 nionths. In Concord, April 10, Lucy Maria Unwell, aed 11. in Waterford, May 8, Adalinc Hill, aed l'J years. In Windsor, 27th Mis. Lucv wife of Maj.

John Pettes, Li Heading, lUh Julia A. Ilaar, aped 3h Also, 17tii Mrs. Marv D. Washburn, aed ln licthid, May 11. Mrs.

Phiebc Lam am, aeil otice I hereby declare my son, Isaac S. An- xoM), free to trade and for himself; that 1 will claim no more of his earnings, and ry no more debts of his contracting after this date. Thetiord, June 1, LSW. ART KM AS ARNOLD. the same object, but the Romans met with tneir vanguard at Ahano, and defeated them.

The Neapolitans, (jii-tm- of a body of 20,000 troops, after a Sill) Re C'- 1 1 i threw away their arms and lied. Ine is had ikeu (' prisoners and two pieces of which they entered Koine on the evening ')') of Mav. IX. on hearing the resistance of the Romans t- have declared that he would not return to a irice, and to have sent a message in the king of Naples, and to Gen. Oudi- indmv i hr.ii to retire.

mean time, Gen. Oudinot has been reinforced of tii'. I'm is saiH Jimne emiset not to In by thous.nnt troops ana ne nas prouauiy uu aunob Rut tiie en pit eu army oi ztjhrj uncer nis coinimum. ii.siu.sin oi the Romans is raised to the and if a single-handed or combined at- i i tempt to bird awl take Kome by storm couiu ue made. Lie of the citv will be so well maintained that the assailants are by no means certain ot success.

AU account concur that it will be impossible tore-store the temporal power of the Foutiffin any form. Thcie are liirhtful reports of Priests being dragged for? from tut h- hiihug places by the populace and put to d-Mth. Their bodies have been hacked into the smallest vs, thru cast into the Tiber. The combined noxvc of Furope will scarcely be able even to set re) his holiness airain on the throne of the Vatican. The tide of feeling has overflowed liim, and the scn no bent on excluding sacerdotal poht-w- ln-ver.

U-Ai. v. Tuscany and Modcna arc more or' ss uv these hostile proceedings. At he-horn and rlorchce, all is fhihtini; and confusion. Tlr T-sean troons having been supported by the Austin, Mmmn on the 11th inst.

The Aus- tnans id entered bologna at ttieaate oi me rasi Iiiit they had possession of some of the i i surrender was hourly expected. The i a i' i' u'niK ii tliemseivcs nouiy. 1117 for' it acknowledge the Tope on the condition that hMvr'id to dismiss all the Priests from his fJovr.immi ihit the Austrian Commander replied that subject; would not he permitted to dictate condi tions to ttie-e Sovereigns, Sien.v. to vt a- sh attempt is bcins made at 1 aicrmo resistance against the Neapolitans, 1 1 Krs.iv The Kmperor renchea or. rcwiwiuis "um -r the L.t.

There had already marched into r. ITnntrfirv. to the assistance Ot the Utll.Wl tlormtiui success, Ausu-ia itliSsJ 0 cav.ilrv. alls, Willi 00 eauiiuii aim -j o- ..1 07 .1 lias 1)0 oted notices that whoever to take iianic noies s.ian uu jiunyiu. From Canaua Farliatnent lias been prorogued Itv General liowan, commander of ep MajcstvV' fin-ces, Lord Kltti not having chosen to return into town.

Aiany biiis were assented to, anion? them one to incorporate the St. Laurence and Champlain railroad cmpany. A cro'vd of p'ik hundred, all British. tdiout tin in which the Far-liaiiiftit hi.ve In en sitting siu'c the destruction of their iliiiisc, and cltticred the (Jencral loudly, Kljoulim: iur'a for tue new Then- was however little ibe crowd (iiiersc.l before Gen. Rowan left the on his reiurn.

The Tlpj-erary Free Tress says, that brother jMacarius, a Truppist uiouk of Slount Melb ray, irciatut, has. during a tonr in North America, procured i wo lurire tracts of land for new es- 1 tahiishui" uts of his order, the one in Canada, near ivuiLsum me oiner in oi' the St. Louis The Cholera, The burnt district is Ihmii rapidly cleared, and preparations making for the rebuilding of stores and bouses. The sH-rn waters beinyr in good navigable order, boats are arriving, and produce pouring in, and the Levee is assuming itd wonted life and activity. The hotels are crowded with many who are en rouk for the El Dorado.

The cholera fears are passing away. Conner snakes, the most venomous known in this country, have been seen in the water in the streets ol Orleans. A girl was bitten by oncof themrccently. STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS. F.

II. KKYKS are now receiving their Spring supplies of St'iplc find Fn.nrij (Juods. Their stock consists of ahr.ost every styio ot American, French, Scotch, and English thjods. Jiroudcmth.i from to p-r yard from 1 cts. to 12 1-2 cts.

per Tivkimja from cts. to 12 1-2 cts per yard As. 1) Lt not from 12 1-2 cts. to 22 cts. per yard; (Jing-iftit-t from I-o cts.

to 2 et pe yanl Sheaf iits of all grades and prices Timtly Pkrvs Carpefin. from 2) cts. to one dollar per yard. Laige lot of Summer Hats and Caps of the most approved styles iladij Made Chlhhhj Sfmw'ti without number flannel's. Sup t.

French Lace, Super. Cord Lace, I tough and Heady, Fhuence, Shina IN Pedal, Tulip, c. liovs' Hats; Misses' Wreaths; Face Flowers Quill'd Lace; ciioice selection of R'bbous, Licrs, Kdgings, Gloves and Hosiery, Fancy lldkf's. c. 800 rolls Purer llnioihi-js of dilfereiit pries a large assortment of Seiiooi and Miscellaneous hooks V.

I. Goods and iroecries in idmi. dance Drus and Medicines Paints, Oil, Varuih, Jappau, Iron -Steel, Cabinet Furniture; pounds S(de Leather; Flour, Salt, Fish, all of which will lie old at satisfactory prices. TMETFORD ACADEMY. HIRAM OKCTTT, A.

M. Pmuy.aL Mns. SARAH A. ORCCTT, Pnvtptu. ACS'! IN ADAMS, J.

A. Aslant Teacher. SOLON (j. SMITH, TtwUruf Music. The Summer Term begins May lfi; Fall Term, Aug.

uood accommodations for Hoard in families near the Academy a few lads and l.tdics can board with the Teachers, apj.lic.it ion made vurhj. Price ol' mard, all found, per w' For a seat at the tabie 1 S. is furnished with rooms ron i-nien -or tin pm Tuition in Fmuli-h, Latin, reck French, 53 to 4. Instrumental Music, w.lli use of Piano, 6 Pencilling and 'ravoi: Drawing, tsT to 2. Instruction wdl also he y'wt in )'Tspeftive Drawing bv a co.

pi tent Teacher. and Siatioiicy at low prices. For farther iiii mnation, apply by letter or otherwise to the Pi'iie'i; i.i. Thetmrd, Anril, 1S-10. C.

E. DANFORTH Co. ILuover, 17. II. and Bradford.

i't 'i rr.M.v announce their friends and the he uencialiv, tliat thev have just receivttl from X( u- oy Jhthti, one of the StOfkn and most ih-siftt'de S'i'es of GOODS ever od'en in this market, and eiuaper than over heroic known. Oar Stock consists in part of a larue lot of Prints, -h! ami a yard, fa-i colors and well it: Scotch and Lam'a -ti di. chains, 12 1-2 M. dc Laines, plain beared, 12 1-2 Linen (hnhauis, Harases, Lawns, Heavy yard wide Sin ctin, 1-1 Merrimack inch Sheetings, Sea Llaml She- tinis, Shawls, Para-. ols, lionnets Ribbons, 1- lowers, (dm es, Iiosirry, e.

Fr-vudi, ficrman, I'hiLilifh, and American Hroadeloths and rassimercs, Tweeds, Jean, aim I'ancy Sumincr Coatings, A'est-inus I'apcr Ilanuiims direct Horn the Alanufac- I tmeis. West India Goods Groceries. We have on baud a stock of Orocenes which will be sold at the veiv lowest jiriccs. i.si connected with the above, when1 we continue to mannuchue garments in the latest and mt approved styles. Our business heint; conducted upon the Cash and ready pay systt we can afford to sell (mods at lower prices tnan those who ivc credit.

IC-' An examination of our stuck is re-fsertfullv F. DANKORTH Co. Notice. I hereby declare my sou JoiinC. free to act and trade fur himself.

1 will neither claim 1 any of his earnings nor pay any debts of his eontrac- 1 tm- after this date. ST FIT I LN GLORGK, 2d. i Newbury, April 2d. lM'J. Itf i I) i X.

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