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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12
From The United States Gazette.

WdsTIIURlOU, WHTCH III, ICoJ-TISHl'
The Border War Bill has just passed the Senate
unanimously. 1t has been reported to The House,
signed by the Speaker, and only requires the sig
nature Of The President to become law of the
land
That signature will be had in few seconds, and
by the middle ofnext week,yo will probably have
hollow dunn.
AS the bill authorizes the President to accept the
service of $4,000 volunteers, and places $4,000,
000 at his disposal, do not sec how we can cs-
cape war.
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n R Cd WI WI "A Nm H.
Correspondence ofihe Portland .ddrcrtissr.
DANGoR, Feb. IS, Isl

BANGOR, Feb. %, 1889
Word came in from the Camp to night, that Jar
Wis had sent scout OF 40 men up Fish River, who
had brought into the Camp men, horses and 3
oxen as prisoners. lie employs portion of his
men in openingthe road to meet those pushing IN
from Houlton. The Kennebec Detachment are on
the way from Augusta, not having yet reached
here. They will find road cleared for them to
the Camp.
Jarvis is n mau full of energy, talent and force
He can put up with soldiers fare, lay on the warm
side of snow bank, and not dream OF any thing
like fatigue or hardship.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12

Amos KENDALL. When the United States SEN
ate as at present constituted, become bold to
censure member Of Mr. Van Buren's Cabinet, il
may at once be conceded that The cause is none 9TH
er than Of the most fagtious character. This they
have done in tone that cannot be misunderstood.
Some six weeks ago resolution passed the Senate
asking information from the Post Office Department
relative TO certain removals since March A, 1887
On the 9Th of February another resolution was
passed asking Mr. Kendall why it had not been
given. He replied to this last inquiry in manrer
so insolent that the Senate by vote Of 39t 3,
forthwith passed resolution of censure, and also
another that the said resolution be laid before tho
President for such action as he might deem proper
This walked up the genius of the Post Office, and
he very obsequiously sent letter to the President
stating that his disrespectful communication TO the
Senate was hastily written. He is glad TO es-
cape while there remains any thing to Pluuder he
went to Washington some ten or twelve years ago
mere beggar, and is now SAID to possess hundreds
of thousands of dollars.
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BANGOR March <

From Honlton we learn that on the Cd instant
party of Provncials in Woodstock had laid a plan
to attack the United States garrison at Houlon, d
that Maj Kelley called upon Gen Hodgdon at mid
night for aid in resisting the expected attack This
the General promptly Afforded and himself led
two companies on to the Barracks, the Bangor ar.
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STATE House., AUGUSTA March S.

STATE HOUSE, AUGUSTA March S.
From the Restook have accounts the I'd
inst. NJ Jarvis quietly and diligently prcpar-
ing encampments at different poins on the river
The accounts ofthe arrest Of the Trespassers
the Fish river is confirmed. Eleven were taken
into custody, but five of whom were retained
Sir John Harvey is concentrating strong Military
in the Province of New Brunswick. A portion Of
his forces present stationed at the Grand
Falls on the st Johns. 1t is reported that troops
have been ordered rom Canada TO the Province,
and that one regiment of them had reached the
Madawaska settlement where they would remain
for the present. This is within the disputed terri
tory.
The recent moyemsnts al Washington in relation
to our border troubles, are not satisfactory TO the
Executive of the State or majority of our Legis-
lature. Maine claims the right to exercise juris-
dicon over The terri DRY which has heretofore been
in dispute, and claims be prote in the
else Of that right by the General Government.
The troops ordered from the 9th and 9Th Divis
ION of the Militia are expected here this evening
and tomorrow. learn they will be ordered forth
with to the disputed territory. Gov. Fairfield will
make communication to the Legislature until f.
nal action of Congress is known, which will NOT
be, probably, before Friday next The Military
force now actually in the service Of the State is "a
bout three thousand and five hundred. Seven thou
sand of the Militia of the the State in addition 10
those actually called out have been drafted and
dered to hold themselves in readiness, to be called
for at q moment notice.
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BANGOR. March I, 1880.


This evening the videttes brought in letters from
HouI,on in 10 l.2 hours-a distance of rs miles.
The travelling is very bad, owing 10 the hawing
of the snow, that The horses slump at almost ev-
cry STEP f. l.. Hamlin writes that 500 regulars
had arrived at Madawaska from Canada, but that
they had been ordered before the outbreak for
New Brunswick, and will now remain a: the To-
bique. 500 Fuslliers had reached st John from
Halifax, end were pushing up for The seat of wal:
Our force under Hodgdon had nearly all reached
Houltop, and the road was being prepared thence
to Jarviss camp with great energy. Our Rifemen
are practising AT Houlton, and can hit an apple at
every shot at hundred yards distance.
Latest from Houlton.-I understand letter was
received here o-day, dated at Houlton the 2s,h
inst saying that five companies of British troops
had passed up the river gentlemen who left
Houlton on Monday last, reports that the proceed
ngs in our Legislature and Gov. Fairheld's letter
TO Sir John Harvey, had produced great excitement
in the Province. draft had been made on the
Province. A draft had been made on the Provin-
cial Militia and some of them had been called into
active service and were for the Spresent at Wood
stock
Orders have been sent out today by the Adjutant
militia of this State into active service. About
two hundred of them detached from the 9Th
(Cumberla Division--about four hundred from
the 9th ,Oxford) Division-and about four hundred
from the Sh (Somerse) Division. Those from
the 9th Division ordered 10 assemble here on
Wednesday next
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-12

" There now about $4,000 regular troops
in the Canadas, besides those that have lately ar'
rived at Halifax:
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BANGOR, Sunday, March 3, 1889.

BANGOR, Sunday, March 3, 1889.
The usual quiet of New England Sabbath-the
appropriate sanctity of the day set apart for the
worship of God, has today been strangely invaded
here. The tramp Of armed men has oyerpowered
The tread ofthe church going citizenship heavy
wheels ofloaded baggage Wagons have doatened
the music of sleigh bells, and the lively drum and
fife have been singular Accomplishments to the deep
and some what solemn tones of the bells OF our
churches At about twelve o'clock, five compa-
MES of the Kennebec Militia including one arlil-
lery company with two field pieces, followed by a
long ain Of Wagons, marched into the city
Their appearance was in no slight degree imposing
No unbecomng levIty nor rude sounds indicated a
spirit hostile 10 the sacred character of the day, or
unworthy Of the noble impulse and of the high d'i-
~ which alone had forced them to break ITS re-
pose. Two companies more came in about o.
clock this afternoon. When Joined by some small
bodies not ye, arrived, they will amount to about
1000 men. Gen Balcheder has command.
The Vdeite Express arrived here at u o'clock
last night having lett Hoaion about 10 A. M.
He brought letter to one having some charge
here from a gentleman who is in the service
have extract from the letter dated yesterday
the substance of which is that the Vidette was de-
layed ill The unusual hour OF 10 A. Nj. in conse-
quence of Mr. Mclaughlin, the Provincial Land
Warden having arrived at Head Quarters, where
he had been holding a consultation with General
Hodgdon, the result or the amount of which, he
could not send away by message before that hour.
He adds that there is no doubt the Provincials be-
gin to feel that they have gone too fast in this mat
ter and would be glad to have it settled. He futth
er says that three companies had left Houton for
the Aroostook, and more would speedily follow
that the British troops heretofore at the mouth of
that river had been ordered to the Grand Falls
that nothing seemed to be dong on the other side
of the line but some trainings, and that he could
not ascertain that any troops were marching from
Canada or from below.
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BANGOR. March I'd, 1889.

BANGOR, MarCn ~, 1909
Our people here have been excited day, with
the expec taion of war. The from the from
tier last evening, and the news from Washington
this morning have made the least credulous among
begin to feel that there is something serious in
the aspect of our affairs In addition to the intel.
ligeuce sent you last evening, i;appears the British
have sent up pieces ordnance from FredeIlckton
toward the Tobique. The indications are that Sir
John is preparing for vigorous contest. l have
just seen a long letter from the camp, which came
in last evening by the express. Col Jarvis is for
ifyng strongly. The exact place do not certain
ly know, though within 10 miles of the line He
is exceedingly popular with his men: HIS force
amounts 500 strong. Major Parrot has command
of the artillery, and is well fitted for the service,
hpving received military education. The Ken,
nebec troops camp tonight at dampden, and will
arrive in the morning.
Sir John Harvey is continually sending his ex-
presses by the Kennebcc road to Quebec.
The order for Gen. Hodgdon sto march by the
way of Houlron was for two reasons, to draw
off the attention from Col. Jarviss movements on
the Aroostook, by creating the impression that
Woodstock was the object Of attack The British
force is concentrating at Woodstock The head
quarters.
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Wal. NKEIN,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

~ lliA ED away or st'i n from a lot Circus 9
~ on the 9th m Northern Brndle Cow white and
red in lurse spots has bath of her horns bored and as
she lie ncu it is probable that she may ha strayed
into stable lot. Any information of her will bs
thankfully received, and the fner literally rewarded by
applying al The office cf GDORSEY,
is a New IeyrA
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-01-08

1lNlir. Annual Meeting Of the suhsc Tiers 10 the te-
n,uln Orphan Society, will lie held ut the Poy-
dru. Asylum, on Wednesday, the 10th inst, between
the hours "t l.! and O'Clock, for the prpos" of elect
idg managers to serve the ensuing year. ja5-lUt