The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-28

The Canadian House of Assembly have resolv cd
to tax the circulation Of the various banks in the
province per cent. This will yield revenue Of
some 100000 per annum, 81 assist in measure to
carry out the extensive scale of improvements late
ly proposed in the House, by Mr. S. b Harrison.
Buffalo Aboertiser. s s.4.s3 IN
1t is stated in the Cincinnati Gazette, that in
sequence OF the terrible in TINT city,
number Of the Oldest and most respectable of the
colored people-who have property, and of
good and peaceeble habits-are making arrange
ments to dispose Of their effects and remove to
Liberia. IIs.s,tg sif.e. ID h,a
Health of Ne,o Orleans I'll ere were "a inter.
ments reported to the Board on the S,h September
l6 Of these were of yellow fever Tho epidemic
as regardss numbers, is on the increase, still il is
no. of so stubborn character il had been at the
comencement--i; yields in comparatively more
cases to medical treatment. 4ea
a Bank promised still The Philadelphia North
American states that letter iom gentle man OF
some political consideration at Washington has
this sentence in t-"-Mr. Webster says ace are yet
TO haze good bank IF discount and depositc" The
editors add;-'If we are, hen the past is not
prophet Of the future" taos isl I'll.
The Washington Correspondent OF The New York
Express says: H 4u faT4Rs
Pay the least hee to the outcry that John
Tyler has turned his coat Unfortunately he diff
fers with many of uson the subject of a Bank, but
his heart is sound to the core. If the Wing Pol
iticians not stark mad, they won't run from
the fruits OF twelve years contest for the sake of
a Bank, or fall upon their swords just MS they are
flushed With victory"
The Louisville Gazette says: "The most potent
cause ofthe more rapid advancement Of Cincinnati
than Louisville, is Tie absence Of staoery The same
influence that made Ohio the young giant Of the
West, and is advancing Indiana higher Than
Kentucky, have operated in the Queen City. They
have no dead 'oeight to carry, and consequently
have the advantage in the race" aaaa
The yellow fever at New Orleans, we regret 10
state, continues 70 Increase The papers of the
10th announce 35 deaths by the yellow fever on
the preceding day. and those of the llth 25 deaths
by the fever--makng 60 deaths IN two days.
John b. Richardson, principal Chief Of The Miami
tribe of Indians, died recently, near Fort Wayne,
Indiana. aged 30. He left $50, 900 in sPecs, and
large tract of real estate be divided among his
relatives. @8sG&F
temperance BanneTs.-At aTemperance harvest
home, Of Greenwich, Warrencounty, N. j., among
the banners in the procession was one,a sheaf of
wheat with the following motto;
"Ify you eat mo I'm food--ifyou drink mo I'm
poison" 't
And another, sheaf Of oats motto-"I furnish
hOrse po,oer, not Steam. s ssg3saH 81 agaa3 -
NJ 4EYES RIGHT" ~ 6 aia aaal.s,
BY the request of Col. James Morse, hereby no.
tify the Compartments Of the several Companies
composing the 10Th regiment of the Militia OF this
State that the independent Companies and the OF
ficers, non commissioned Officers and musicians of
the Battalion Companies are requesledto rendezvous
AT Lyndon Centre the 5th day of October next
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. armed and equipped for drill
and discipline CD WkiGHT,AdI
6tl,i RS 10th Reg. W. Militia.