The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-20
OFFICIAL.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE ". STATES.
A RECOMMEMnA TinN

When a Christian People feel thenseiye. o. be
overiaken by great public eaismiiy, u becomes
them TO humble themselves under The dispensatioa
Of Divine Providence, to IeeogDiss lie righteous
government over the children Or On. to sekRowi-
edge dis goodness in Time pact, Is we'll a. Their
own unworihiDesq, and TO suPplic'ae Hs in~seilsl
protection for tho future.
The death Of VILLAS IIEsRv HAEKIsos, late
President o the United States, a. soon Ehsr hss
elevation to that high Office, 10 bsreavomsnt Pc.
culinrIy calculated to be regarded heavy sGise.
ton, and TO impress all minds with ssSss Of iba
uncertainty Of human thing, and Il the dspasA
OF n nation well a. Of ,adf,iduals upon %,
Heavenly Parent.
have thought, therefore, that ! sboBid be aeting
in conformity with the general expectation and
feelings Of the community in recommending, a.
nowdo TO the People Of the Unibid States of s,ery
religious denomination, that, sueording &, their
several modes and forms Of worship, they observe
day OF Fasting aud Prayer, by ,,ueh religion, ser.
vices may be suitable on the occasion: AD,t re-
commend Friday the I4ih day Of May neat, So 80:
purpose; TO tho end that, on that day. ~s may al
with ono accord, join, in humble and rsversnfial
approach to Hs, in whose hands Wa are, in.oking.
him to inspire US with proper spirit and tempe,
Of heart and mind under these fTowBs 81 lie Prov.
idence, and still, to bestow his gracious bensdsetsns
upon Government and our country.
JOHN TYLER.
Washington, April -, 1871.
ANOTHER WArsIso TO MornERs.-Ws Isnrn
that the 9Th inst. n little girl ssod three years,
daughter Of Moses and Ellen Boves, Of Pesei.asp,
was scalded to death, by Acsidsntnly faiDas ipto
bucket Of hot water, which sat IN the .oom who're
the child was playing. The ACCIDENT occurred
about the middle of the day, and the child Insersd
until the next morning Star.
BisuoP OSDEKDosE Of the n. Y. Diocese hiss no.
pointed Friday the 23d inst. as n day Of Iunilia.
ton and Prayer, 10 BE- observed in the Episcopal
Church, in token Of rcversntial submission is she
christening hand which has fallenSo heavily the
nation, in the death Of iis chisi magistrate.
1cE BUsIrEss IN CnARLEsr0ws We learn 4
from tho Charesiown Chronicle that sines tho 1T
Of January, eighty one vessels have been loaded .
with leo at the wharves in that town. principally
destined for Southern ports, or the Esst % wss,
Indies.
The amount OF Treasury Notes outsiand az on
the LIST inst. was SC ,3OI 1924; 81 which amount
Slo0,727 were issued under tho Of I-j7, = ADD
.; 81, 797 1896 under The net Of March -. 1870
and 81 ,3l3, zoe under the act Of Feb 10, Is4I.
The Philadelphia Enquirer remarks. that ~ the
ConinS VI ~ ueHNefto on 'vhhag Aeft hv
the Rev. Mr. Drainard, he stated that about two
years ago, friend ofbis, who preaching ~ the
broad valley the West, requested ibass present
who desired to the prayers Of the eongrsza
ton, to stand up. Gen. Wm. Henry Harrison os,
late Chief Magistrate. was the first 10 fs-Poad 10
The cell, and from that time commenced his fsIi.
gious career.
We understand, say. the O.wego Herald Of the
4, g..g -. 4
The completion and arming Of PORT Ontario, on ne
'sst side Of Tho river IL is niso stated that Fort
Niagara is forthwith to be put in " condition. afds.
ence.
RHqDg IsLASD. a Wing State C"nSaniion ~
Rhode island have nominated Robert ". craston
md J. l.. riIngha-t for reelection - C""gress.
Election ilre 2Isi INST le
A drunken fellow ia Kentucky. lately set Gre t.
dstillery which was 10 consequence burnt down y
IN exchange says that tho dsliIleTy fret ere to
bo man npd tla "a Tho mum set fire 90 the distletv