The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-05-04

/ IHE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT ON THE HUDsoN.
Wo regret to learn that Mr. Garwin, Of the SUI
ierers on board the South America, died on Mon
Gay marplng. lie is supposed to have inhaled
some OF the steam. MI G. resided at Troy.
Mcleod Case. .Yc,o York .9ssembiy.-On Friday
afternoon the Judiciary Committee reported bill
providing for special Circuit Court tor the trial
OF Alexander Mcleod, and allowing the circuit to
be held wherever deemed expedient Ivy the Chief
justice Alter an important debate and several
propositions for different courses to be taken with
this report it was referred to u select committee,
win instructions 'ro report complete"
! BANK RoBBERY.-The Savapnah papers state
that the Planters Bank of the State of Georgia in
that city, has been robbed Of 37 OOO consisting of
notes of the Bank OF varions denominations but
principally ofnotes OF $50 aud 800 The money
is said TO have been distracted from the vault OF
the Bank. A reward OF $4,000 is oilere Tor the de-
lection Of the thief.
More burning on the Frontier.--On Saturday
night, The 10Th uit. says the Toronto Patriot, the
Gothic Cottage Inn, opposite ClitonHo uss Hotel ut
the Falls of Niagara, was burned by incen diary.
The house had been leased the day previous for q
term Of five years. The tenant had not CT moved
into il, nor had il been occupied for month pre-
| viously. The whole was the property Of Captain
Creighton, now resident IN Toronto, who. having
been unable to effect any insurance thereon, thus
suffers loss ofbetween 6 and f70O. This gentle
mans barns stables and outnouses, on the same
property, were also burned by an inceDdary in
September
THE SLAVE TRApE.-Capt. Ward, of ship Bren-
do, nj Salem, from st. Helena, states that seven
vessels, slavers, had arrived al ST. Helena, with
700 slaves, prizes 10 HBM cruisers the West
coas. of frica The last that arrived March Gil
threw overheard sixty dead slaves in sight ofSt
Helena.
YANKEE ADyANcEmEET.-The Wing candidate
for Governor OF Mississippi is the Hon Dan. d.
Shattuck. long time ago he went TO North Cars
DINA as poor Yankee pedhr. In time he left
his wares for his books and by application he be-
came a successful preacher of the Gospel lii
1888 he removed TO Mississippi and soon went
from the sacred desk to the Judges Bench. There
he is at present, and the Wings of Mississippi pro.
pose 10 make him the Chief of the State
Success 10 him.
FLORIDA. The latest news from Floiida is TO
the 10Th uit Reports from Tampa are unayor-
aLle.-Cosa Tusenuggee, who went out to bring
in his people, has not broug hit himself back
Other chiefs Of whom General Armis,ead was san
guine, have become lukewarm, and tho general i'm.
preston is that the business Of emigration will
''wind up will another Summer campaign. Alec
Tustenuggee is still quiet.-No ono knows where
he has betaken himself We shall doubtless hear
of his position ere long, he is most restless Of the
Florida Banddts.
FATAL MISTAKE, Isaac Ricbs Of Clinton county
Ohio, was shot through his heart, while in the
wooks, by n neighbor who took hi:n for wild tur.
key
II il ;,,t ba NJ T. II,
ish Minister, only GO, is about marrying a young
lady of l6, a Miss Williams, yankee girl of the
Distinct of Columbia.
Governor Veto OF Pennsy lyana has again put his
will III oppos ilion 10 the will OF the Legislature 10
relation tic the Mayors Court at Lancaster, being
the eighth veto of The session
In Sumner, Oxfoid Co. Me-, ON the 2is March,
Mr.. Moses Buiterfeld, hitherto a highly resrecia-
BILE citizen, murde, ed his wife and his two young
est children; two others saved themselves by
fsht-ile was laboring undcr fit OF religious in
sanity and gave reason for his conduct that lie
wished to saue his family from raj" at the ap-
Proceeding end IF the o,ortd.
~ Col. Brochetie, late Surveyor General of
Lower Canada, and the author of valuable work
upon Canada, died lately at advanced age.
REPEAL OF THE Sun TREAsURY On Thursday
adst HouSe VI Representatives. VI Aehhs5 IVA
MIA passed resolution, which had been previously
acted on in the Senate, instructiDg the Senators
and requesting the Representatives IN Congress, 10
vote for the repeal the Sub Treasury Law. The
resolution carried by handsome majority.
The Lancaster Inlelligencar coniradicts the re-
ports OF Gen. Jackson Insolvency SHY authority.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, April 90.
From the Boston Parrot.
AT market, $50 Beef Cattle, 10 yoke working |
Oxen, IL cows and calves, 300 Sheep, Fl0 Swine.
PRIc Es-Beef Cattle-Prices have further adj !
yapced. We noticed one or two yoke extra sold
for vs.; Frs, q1ality al % 5O socold quality
So SO a z; third quality So 70 . 90,
Working Oxen-Sales $50, 30, and 100. /
Cows and Calves-$20, "a, %, ~ 80, and 35,, 4
Sheep-We noticed one lot sold Tor 3-4 cents
ID. alive.
Swine-Lots to peddle were sold for l.2 for
Sows and 5 10 for Barrows. A few lots for
fraction more. AT retail from to 6sl,2
ness. Lh2l A,rut- 81 .fIC2a03