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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
From the MOntr eaL Gazette, Jan. 5.
CANADA.

! The Court Martial was yesterda and day
engaged in hearing evidence for the prosecu ton
IN the case of the nine prisoners from LA Tor
~, charged with the murder of Mr. Walker
This evidence was concluded this afternoon, and
an application made by the prisoners for time to
prepare for their defence; and they were allow
Ell I'LL Tuesday next for that purpose. On Mon
day. however, some other prisoners will be put
on their trial before the Court.
The .Sandicich "Patriots." following ex.
tract of n private letter, which has been received
in town frow ST Thomas, in the London Dis
trlct, conveys Intelligence of the fate of of
the brigands who landed mt Windsor, so terrible,
that we trust it may prove warning to those
who may mediate Il similar aggression upon
either of those provinces.
ST THOMAS, u. c., Dec. ~.
All is quiet on The frontier. The brigands
have moved down TO Buffalo In the meantime
the trials are going on of the prisoners taken at
Sandwich. Fourteen were previously in, and
twenty three brought yesterday, besides eight
found by the Indians in the woods, partly eat
Ell by the pigs, and from their situation when
found, and other circum stances there is reason
to believe these animals attacked them before
their death, while exhausted from cold and inca
pable of resistance. There are still about one
hundred in the woods unaccounted for what a
dreadful fate!
The. Montreal Courier ofthe Gti, inst gives the
result of the trial of certain prisoners taken at
Napiervlle, OF whom the following arc found
guilty and sentenced TO death, viz: Guiaume
Levesque, Pierre Theophile Decoigne AchllIe
NORM, Joseph Jacques Ilebert, Hubert Drossin
Leblanc, David Drossin Leblanc, Francois Ire
pannier, Jun, Pierre Hector Morrn, and Joseph
Pare. OF these, however, Levesque and Trepnn,
rier recommended to nlercfuI consideration,
for a nlitigatea punishment.
Louis Lemea and Jean b. Dozois, Senior,
We're acquitted.
The finding Of the count has been approved g.
published in general orders
Seventeen more prisoners were brought in
from NapiervIlle on The Sth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
From the Ncso York american.
FLAGRANT OUTRAGE.

The Register and journal Of Columbus, (O.)
says, 1--WE find the following in the Portsmouth
Tribune of the I1th' December.
81 the following statements be true,--and we
know of no reason Of doubling lhem,--t shows
that we are entering on an eventtul state OF
things. The free States may he slow to move;
bur they LDW mOve-aud that with an energyIit
will lie hard 10 Withstand. Every day brings
fresh proof, that the Slavery of this country
must in some way, be brought to termination,
if we would ensure any thing like personal secu
rty liberty to the citizens of the free States.
This cannot he surrendered for the maintain
ance of Slavery, how precious soever it may
appear in The view of our Southern fellow cili-
zens.
LYNcHINs.--A man was tarl ed and feahered,
rode on rail, and otherwise shameiuIly NAL
treated at Gayandotte, Va few days since. by
a mob consisting of almost the entire population
OF the place, on charge of aboIitionsm. One
fact has been stated as a part of the disgrace
full transaction, which, if true, will subject every
one concerned to condign punishment by the
criminal laws Of Ohio, which, we trust, will he
rgidly overwhelmingly, that the person is a
citizen of Ohio, and was taken fro n the State
for the purpose of being made subject to the in
Fiction"
The Colonzationist gives us additional par
tIcuars:
JUDGE LYNCH AT GUYANDoTTE, VA.--Within
few days past, court was ,at Gayandotte, for
'no PuiPose vi lHVeruSatlng Inc case Oh an luui'
vidual, who is said to he a citizen of Ohio
charged with being modern Abolitionist. The
individual, (whose name we are not in possession
off, not being present, committee were APP
pointed to go to Ohio and bring him forthwith
before his Hon. Judge Lyncf-which was done
with great despatch. The charge was fuIIyLsus-
tanned, and sentence accordingly pronOun-
ced Take him away-tar and feather him,
ride him on rail through the town, and other
items. which his Honor did not see fit to pro-
scribe, and which was left 20 the discretion of
the executioners, who by the way, consisted OF
the large proportion oftbe citizens of the whole
town. The sentence was executed with grea,
degree OF Willingness, on the part OF the mob,
and we presume no part of it was left nnntten-
led to-,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
LOWER CANADA.

The first division Of the 18th regiment arrived at
Quebec on the 9th inst from New Brunswick. 1t
consisted Of about $50 men under the command of
Major Boomheld-the he ad quarters division was
expected the following dav.
From the Montreal Courier, Jan. 1lM.
Court Martial The trial of the nine persons
from La Tortue, charged with the crmeso of treason
and murder, terminated yesterday and from Mr.
Days conclu ding address, one may infer that the
Court will find Joseph Robert, Ambrose Sanguinet
Francois c. Hamelin, and TheophiIe Robert,
guilty under both charges, Jacques Longtin and
Pascal Pinsonneau guilty of treason, and that it
will acqnit Joseph Longtin and Jacques Robert.
In the course of last week the following five
persons, deeply implicated in the murder of Walk
err, viz :-Germain's, Gather and sony Jacques
Robert, CyprieniBoyer, and Picard ware arrested
by different parties Of the police under the COM
mand of Capt Comeau.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22

From October 1887 to Nov IL, 1888, there
have been added to the Pension List 1854
names.
The Act of July 2, 1885, is that which gives
to widows Of Revolutionary sold ierS provided
they were married prior to tho year 1894, pen
sion for 5 years, commencing March a, 1896,
1t will he perceived that the application OF 967
such widows had been allowed on the 18th OF
November The whole number of widows on
the Pension list is, 1880.
The number of deaths of Pensioners during
the past year, which has been reported to the
Commissioners of Pensions is 146l. The add.
ton to the Pension list during the year under
the Acts in force at the commencement of the
year, was less by IA than the number of deaths
of Pensioners.
Ofthe United States Pensioners, BIO are of
New Hampshire. OF this number 40 are wild
ows under the Act of July z, 1888. Including
these, 1919 have been added TO the Rolls within
the last year, the deaths Of the year are 96.
The New England States have 1883 Pen.
sioners. If the Pensioners were divided among
the several States according to their Represen-
tatives in Congress, New Hampshire would have
but 873-and the whole New England States but
6620.-Ereter ~ Letter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
90 g8 .MEEeEa

IN Bloomington, January 7h, JOHN WARD, son
of Mr. Samuel Ward, in the 18th year of ms ago.
also IN the 18th, Widow Louis Seavey, consort Of
Mr. James Seavey, aged 80 years.
In Franklin, n H. Dec. ODD, of consumption,
MIS- Abigail Eaton, wife Of Mr. Wheeler Eaton,
eyed 40.
N Chelsea, on the 9th inst, Mrs NJ. Goodwin,
St.
In Weathersfiod, aged about 65, Rev. James
Converse, Pastor of the Congregational Church,
which Office he had sustained for hrtyseven years.
In Quebec, Dec. "a, Hon. John Hale, Receiver
General of Lower Canada, aged IS.
A. his residence in Hampshire County Virginia,
on the Odd ult Mr. John Davy, aged lob years, l
month and II days The deceased came to this
coun try drummer with GensWofe and was in
the great battle fought at Quebec, between iihe
British and French. IL served also in the Amcri-
can army during the war ofthe revolution.
In Stsnbridge, J.. c., very suddenly of the sma II
pnx, George son of Erastus Chan,berin formerly
Of NeWbury, Vtaged about 81 years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22

NV. Smith, Esq editor of the Onondago IN.
W Standard leading Jackson paper has retired
from the chair editorial, assigning reason that
circumstances have arisen which preclude his CIV
ing eff cient support TO the present General ADJ
ADMINISTRATION, without doing violence to consci-
ence, whose monions he respects far than
the opinions censur of men,.
Among the prisoners convicted Of treason, at
Kingston, U. c. Riley Whitney, Orren w.
Smith, Lawrence Reilly, and Paschal Carpenter.
of this State.
Tire Boston Atlas states on the authority of a
passenger in the brig Mary Pauna, from Africa,
that tho poetess, Miss Landon-L. E. L-who
married the newly appointed Governor of Sierra
Leone, died soon after her arrival in Africa,
The London (England) Sun speaks of the neu
trality proclamation of President Van Buren 40
&C we'll timed, and Esays, he has performed his
part in spirit of frank amty." After quoting the
message, the Sun remarks, " More than this we
cannot ask from the President If more require to
be done must look TO Congress-"
The national debt of England was increased
$20ooO,oOO last year, to pay tho interests, the
old loans. IF she keeps at this rate, how long
Will it take to pay the principal
Hemp is rapidly rising in the Eforeign market
probably in consequence of the arrival in Europe
OF so many Leg Treasurers from the United
States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.

This officer passed through cure city, on his way
from the north, last Wednesday. He thinks
there is no reason to apprehend further disturb
ances on the frontier during The winter. lie in
formed me thai the number Of refugees in New
York and in this State, is much smaller than is
generally supposed, and that they are apparent
'y more intent on.ohlaining employment, by
which TO support themselves, than on revolution
izng Canada. There is now no collection Of
refugees on the border
Referring TO the late affair at Caldwell's Man
or, and the incursion of party of Canadian NJ
lila into our territory he said that the parties in
Canada had been arrested and would Immediate
ly be brought toitrial and punsheG.-V rgennes
Vermonter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
MeAAA PA4B

In Waterford Jan. 10, by Rev. Mr. Burroughs,
Mr. ORANGE HARVEY, of this town, to Miss MAR
TIA CARR, of Waterford.
FL. 4" 81 i1Fewmng.In' zee "a lTomAs .. bUTLnR'
rIrR. OF Barton; also, on the Sth Of Jan. inst Mr.
A. l.. RoRrNsoN, of Bethlehem, N. II. TO Miss LAu-
HA Il. SMITH of brownngtonj-Mr EDWARD o.
RENNEY, Of Bethlehem, N. II. to Miss NAwcY s.
SAITH, of Browningion;-on the l4th inst Air
HEzEKIAH Cole, Of Charleston to Miss FANNY w.
SMITH, of Bloomington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB md
BLIND.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VEVHE undersigned, eppointed by the Legislature
n Of Vermont to superiniond all matters and
things relating 10 the care and education of the
care and education Of the Deaf and Dumb and
Blind of this State, hereby give notice, that they
will hold II meetias at Glasses Coffee House, in
Brattleborough, the 7th day of Feb. at 10 o.
clock, forenoon for the purPos5 Of acting on appi-
cations in behalf of the unfortunate youth above
denominoted, who may need the beneGcence ofthe
State for their relief.
CHARLES HOPKINS, } Commissioners
ALnERT c. WillTTEM0RE, J Dumb T. Blind
Nindaor. Jan. 1879.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
GOODS.

suitable for The season. ntaining among others tie
following articles:
A Chests Young Hyson Tea war; anted 10 be Of
n Gerry superior quality, 1 Chest Old Hyson
Tea, do souchong. Lovers Of good Tea will do
well to csil and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Java, Rio aud st Dom nso Coffee
Chocolate, Tobacco-d ferent kinds, 2 Tons primo
Cod Fish, Habut do, East Boston and philadel-
phia Loaf Sugar, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cassia
NutMess, Cloves, Box and Cask Raisins, Salera,us
Rice, Wet India and Sugar House Molasses,
English vVanuts, Fiberts, 100 pounds Confsc,ion.
ary-diferent kinds, Winter Strained and bIeached
w. w. Lamp Oil, Coarse and Fine Salt, 3 Tons
Cat Nails and Spikes. A prime assortment of
S~eeds and English Tire Iron from Id to inches
wide. Round aud Squale do, Nail Plate, Nail and
Spike Rods, Shoe Shapes, Hoop Iron Iron Bars,
English BliStered, Sweeds and Cast Steel, White
Lead, French Yellow, " Red, Spanish Brown,
Whiting, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Gold
Leaf, Varnish, &c. &c.
Also a prime assortment of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22

LONDON SUNDAY PArERs-Tbere are three times
many papers published in London on Sunday,
there are on any other day OF the week.
New YoRK STATE MILrIA.-The militia force
of this State, according to Governor Seward S mes
sage, is 1872 3l. of all arms.
The Tories IN the Missouri Legislature propose
making the tender Of Bank notes Of n dcnomina
zion less than ten dollars, penien:ary offence
Assessments, says the Mercury, II the Vermont
Mutual Insurance Company this year may he ex
peced to be heavy; owing to no mismanagement
Of the officers, but there has been unparalleled
series of msiortunes Many heavy losses have
occurred since September.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Monday, Jan. Il, 1888.
Reported for the Boston Patriot
At market 2l0 Beef Cattle, rs Stores, and 600
Sheep.
PRloEs. Beet Cattle. We quote to correspond
with last week, viz; first quality 7 25 a 80 !:
second quality so 90; third quality % a
6 so.
Sheep-"DuIl." We notice a sale of lots at
2 rs, So, 3 so, 3 rs and $5.
Swine-None at market and not in demand.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22

ton was made for the unfortunate Patriots of
Canada This collection, which las LIE Com.
MERGE observes) was IN some sort official, and 10
which every body present without exception,
contributed, produced nearly 2,S00L (ell2 ster-
ling,) and was forw arded to its destination by
Admiral Hupreseman himself
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
YIN s.aHa fI9N Sake.

CITUATED il Irasbugh, one mile from the
~ main Village, containing one hundred and fifty
five acres of excellent land, suitably divided into
pasturage and tllage-ahou one half Of which is
wood aud timber land. Said farm cuts from forty
to fifty tons of hay, and there are good buildings
uponit. Terms easy Enquire Of Elijah Cleve-.
land or Luther Morrill, Of Coventry. for further
particulars
Nov. &c, 1888. G9--tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22

The Boston Transcript says that Miss Laurin-
da Gibbs, of Stanbridge, that State, lately recov-
cred OF DR. Cyrus llutchilis the sum OF $685. 49,
which is the precise amount, including interest
on the sum, which the lady, who is now so for
tunate ms to become Mrs. Hutchins had previ-
ously obtained Of former fathless swain, for
similar breach of tIymen's common law!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
Fire Fire!

VEvHE certificates ofthe Mutual Fire Insurance
D. Company for 1888, belonging to individuals
OF St Johnsbury may be found at the Counting
Jom of T.. q r. Fairbanks 81 Co. till the mid
die of February next Jan. H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
- ------------~----~---
THE SUB-TREASURERS.

I see them on their winding way;
Look how they make their trotters play
Their coat tails swinging backward fly,
Filled with the spoils of victory.
.Kaumee Express.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
EEOsaneSafC Goods.

1000 yds sheeting-uery cAeap, Ticking, Drilling
Batting &c. prime assortment Of Calicoes, and
English, French and American Goods gcnraclly.
Hard Ware aud Cutlery, Crockery and Glass Ware.
In short almost every article Usually called for
this season of the year Grateful for past favors,
we hope still to merit their continuance by selling
Goods cheap, and endeavors TO do business on hon
orube principles. All having cash produce To
exchange for Goods are invited 10 call. md we
shall be equally glad II sell such as wish TO put
chase credit, provided they responsible, for
the pay. Such fa90y merchants with their custom
and nerer pay we hope will give others their
tom in preference 10 us.
SHEDD s. JEWETT.
N. b. Those having accounts Of one more
years standing requested to settle hy vote or
otherwise. "Short settlements make long friends
77-tf S. & J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
UPPER CANADA.

The Court Martial organized at Kingston adj
iourned on the 4th instant to The 26th.of Februa-
ny. 1t s suggested by the Kingston Chronicle,
that the adjournment is probably owing to the
condition of the wounded prisoners, nine of
whom are still in the hospital, and cannot be re.
moved.
The Chronicle gives the statistics ofthe pris-
co
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
RasIary 2sg, 1850.

VENHE Subscribers have the pleasure of inform
H. ing tbsr Customers and the public that they
have been to Boston and purchased qcsM cash a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
Died in hospital,
Queens evidence,

I OTHI HUIlUVT UlKtf IJV
Ten have already been executed.
The two prisoners who were not executed OH
the 4th, Leonard Delno aud Andrew Leeper,
have been respied by the lieutennnt governor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22
PENSIONERS.

The whole number of Invalid Pensioners in
the united States is 4,2O0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-01-22

Affecting Incidental melancholy accident
occurred at Sorel (Canada) on the Gath ut by
which mother was deprived of life by the a.
gency of her child, of about three years of lage.
Il appears that the child had been allowed to
make plaything of pistol which Dbelonsed to
previous loaded it, andput it away,as heithought,
in place of safety. The child, however, got
hold of it, and, in its sport, drew the trigger and
the contents lodge in the mothers head, ana
caused instant death.-Montreat Courier.
The New York Spectator has the following
interesting intelligence among the items OF for
egn news from France:
The affairs of Canada occupy large portion
of the attention of the Partisan press. A para
graph is given in the Commerce, founded on
that at the late celebration of the Emperor's
birthday at New Archnngel, THE capital Of the
Russian colonies in North AmericaO Admiral
Count kupreseman, the commander IN chief OF
the Russian naval forces OH that station, gave
splendid banquet at the close Of which collec-
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09
ROBERT DALE OWEN.

As some of' our Loco Foco prints speak
so tenderly and aifectionately at +. D. Ow-
en- the d. fealed Van Buren, candidate for
Congress IN Indiana, and seen to feel 80
so much regret forhis defeat, i ybe well,
perhaps, 10 give the reader, IN dis vicinity,
= little further insight in regard % his .ec-
cestricifies.n TO show his opiqio9s and doc
trines on the marriage covenehf, q Will b
quite enough 10 copy the suhjdlned extinct
from the Ssh re3ulalion q 'sON1nss Social
System ~ published il the New Harmo-
~ Gazette. The great ssimplovement" Of
the Loco Foco reformer Of socl s systems, il
will be seen. consists not soxmpch 10 am
pliying the marriage covenl - ID peovi-
ding the means for il prom md sdsy -
aslnene, IL case the mslrriee oAOuld elad q
jnsuse the happiness of III roFliesn that y
il cass the parties, o. CIDER a them, should
desire il! Am1lbls eeccentIicisy = Ehligh-
tened Loco Foco! Sdfe law eives!
The Ssh recpln1ion e 0wens Socisl
System provides "a. s. 81
.That parties wishing 70 b united g
marriage, give notice of their intention q
writing, signed b. each, 70 lhe codsmitaes
at one Of their weekly meetings; that q The
end Of ihroe ulouihs lhcy renew ttis notice,
sign0d also By two Wi1uosses; upon tho -
ceips q which. The eesretsry g the. cen
3 S IA -, nsnSsr. i sl|s cemds;s,, I'd 1
| tlis meeting the parties I'LL nppeaf Win
Ithdif witnesses md epeuIy declaee them
selves kssba.d ~ III eg1 llcm ehaI lipa
he adnitted into tho clas qf maEIied per
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-09

Law NOTXCE.
q. H WILCOX Z WIN. =. TODD,
Aftornsys and Cosnsellors at Lap,
WILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
" SHIP, at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of Jefferson County the Cir
cult Court of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties, and the several Courts at jackson.
WILLIAM N. ToDD willreside at Fayette
Office near the Court House.
Business con6ded toeither, will receive
the prompt attention of both.
N.B.--G. H. Wilcox will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice hisprofession
as heretofore.
oct "a Ct