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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
2lDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.


The Royal Null Steamship Acadia Capt. Ryre,
arrived ut her berh, East Roston, Feb. 10, having
accomplished her passage in II days.
The character and complexion of the intelligence
is neither cheering nor satisfactory Trade nm COM
mrrcc are not rclivGd from the rninous depression
which has FOR long time parnlysed their energies
the hopes of II speedy revival appears, even in the
minds of the most sangune, to droop-ihn coniin-
nance OF The umicnble rcat onslip which Great
Dri,un has nuintaned with some of tho continental
powers is periIcd by the reckless insoIcnce of Draw
ling and d>cunenlGd demagrsucs-n hurricane has
ep The sons, and strc,vcd The with the wreck
of un,ad numbers o the mercantile marine - and 10
crown all, il the metropolis Of hr first nntion ia Fu-
rope the confidential Srcretnry of the Premier has
been murdered in public tho orshlre, and in open
day.
The English Fxchcquer exhibits IN officially dc.
clnrcd deficiency Of II million. 7 his Lame"Inbe rr.
cun>tucc is by verious parties attributed to various
causes The mnisera! journals sion,.y contcrd that
the falling of in the returns which is chiefly noted
in the exci,e Pmtmen, is attributable the spread
of the tee iStn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

has seldom been known. The most eminent sur
geons in London were called in, In their presence
the bnll WIS extracted 10y Brunsdy Cooper It had
entered between the eleventh and twelf lihs three
inches distant from the inferior angle of The shou der
Linde, perIornng the nidIii, grazing the tut Of the
left kidney, and lodging in the lower part of the
stomach. In spite Of all the RENT dies which his ut
tendunls could administer, the unfortunate gentleman
gradually sank and on Wednesday morning week
en- PRED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

that, after little light Of this SORT has accum"-
lated upon the subject, Star friends w''' not "o-
cuse US of wrong doing when we say the wings 90 "''
favor this splendid scheme.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

,rT'rhe Hon Titus Hutchinson Of Woodstock,
has been nominated by the Sd party as candidate
for Congress in the I'd district.
At Sd party meeting at IIa'dwicls, on the 10Th
inst. the Rev George Putnam Of Albany, put
in nomination rs II candidate for the +th district.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28
GOOD MANNERS

4 CARD Mn Cu,nw,cx. shou,d hi,hl,
aDrre,i lie tn. favor Of nckroy,.d,nc ,br,, the col
nmn. Of your nan my uroti,pd. Il, the nenn,e If
this vicinity, who Of all der ordinations, made me
friendly visu mt NV residence Of the 9Th inst PRAY.
er WA. offered nv Rev. Mr. Wooster. The Conureu,
,i,nnl minister IN town. After which rcrreshnen
was taken from board. spreod with nr,vi.ions furnish
cd by HEIR own u,,e,a,,v. Aner snepd;np same
lime in choice singin, cr The choir and ch.erCJ cor
vers,,ior. the interview was c,,s.d As ,o,e, If
The ero}i,y and generous f. cling or pe,sons nr.sent
ON ,I. occasion. sbscrher rcci, cd c 20 in cash
gram, and other Articles of family reonisi,es. And
he would tender his grateful acknowledgement on
this occasion 10 said people hoping that the unseen
hand of Providence in which the righteous trust and
srle, will beautifully reward their genero~il,
with teniod blessing in this life and in the world
everlasting lfa.
.. JOHN vi RtSSLiL'
10y
CARD. The Subscriber gratefully octnowIedyes
the reception of repeated presents and oh ems Of re,
gard Con the citizens of ussuunsic and vicinity mr.
,culnrh the very liberal donation in clothing and pro
vision for his family on the eighth instant
JOHN BARKER.
iassun'pSlc' re" H. 1915 ...
SAD SLIDE From Mr.. lDA Troy, ~ Y.-Loss
of LiGe-'The Western mail Of Saturday cyeninu
brought us an nccorpt ola melancholy cotostropbe
which occurred in the vicinity of rrov NJ q, Fri;
nay ,C,rrnoon last.
..About : o'clock in the afternoon another ,,vr,,
c,t,s,r,pbe occurred in the neiohhorinp city Of TROY
similar 70 me ,ba, happrned in the vintror ,37
,houyh much more disastrous and of II more hco,t
rs,xn1 mud fundamentally nature A s,J s,ids t,ol
n,ce from the hill 81, uatrd in tho souh,vc., mart Of
the city, well known by The name OF Mt Ida, and eli
eva,ed about seventy 'eet above The b'd OF the sud
son. Most of VT Ida gave way, crushing eight or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

The lady would have continued 10 prove her prog
nostcang sngacily, had not Mrs, lorimere, at that
round her. fallen into violent Mysteries. She was car
rcd out Of the room followed by her husband and
daughter. During their absence, most of the guests
dispersed. But not until Mr. Badger had recognized
all his particular friends shaken hands with them and
Informed them what GREAT COUNTRY they lived
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

ORLEANS COUNTY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY,"
The Orleans County Temperance Society stands
adjourned to meet mt Orleans the second Wednes-
day of March next at ten o'clock in the rnrenoon.-
The subscribers are appointed committee of arrange
n,cnts for the occasion. Tho members oftlc snciey
and all friendly TO the cause solicited to attend.
CHARLES STORY,
JACOB lIUND
Orenns Feb % 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

TT At the I'd trial to elect members of Congress
for the six districts in which there failures
elect at the regular election in Massachusetts, there
can, to be no choice except in the 4h district in
which Parmenter, the present locofoc" member has
been e-eerted. Upon the 81 tria! plurality elects
On We,lne day last the following proceedings took
place in the Sena:" of the United States appears
by the Journals Of that body.
"Nr Sturgeon presented resolutions Of the I.esis
luture Of Pennsylvania in favor Of refunding General
Jacksons fne Of relief to Amos Kendall, and Of the
issue of ttcc h.ndreI millions of Government Storh'
Syere reader, !. the int resolve of the loco(oco
l. eysutura Of Pennsylvania calling upon The general
Coz to assume the State debts coupled with two other
svori,e pr er,s nf the ocofoco prty. Unless
n, aynnry Ia .rea"erous safely state that
Yynia Legislature responsible body of Wing men
his ever silsd apn me Gover'~ent to issue Stocks
for h, h~-e, >f the Indebted States In the House,
too. wsak before last, Mr. M'Keim, a member from
Penn. presented the petition Of, as he said, ',wo
thousand asnaassats Of Bers county," for the same
ohisc; WIS ~suae these facts more particularly to re-
mel tho Oft reiterated charge oetse locos against 'he
Wings hat theyyc Cor na assumption Of the State
Debts b. the General Go, ernment And we trust
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-02-28

couple Of months after the above occurrence t0e
following convc sation took place between Mr. and
Mrs Lorimcre: .....
Il am SO happy Franks said the lady, chat we are
going to have the auction tomorrow, and that you
will really pay those lorrid bills and let me i've IN
peace in lodgings
'Why see very little use in not paying 'hem' or
living in the style we ha, been doing since every
friend worth having has dropped u.s. Ever since that
unfortunate bill, Mrs Wcnhercocl, and Mrs Grace
ton and Mrs nelemerc and all that set have never
been near us. And Lnura's lover, Mr. Florcnline,
never called after the day he met Badger, did he|
sNever Well, will stpu'ute never to see any oil
thcm again if only be sure that have taken MY
last look Of Mr. Badgers fIcen
After Tomorrow may promise you with safety
my dcar that he shall claim further friendship with
US And the time You find me running into any
unwarranab'e extravaganza just whisper in my ear,
will yop; r emenher your ftiea2 the Coilcc!or'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
The Election.
Correspondence of The New-York Tribune.
P,II .n1.I NH. Oct 10 lS13=-I Z

Correspondence of The Newly ork Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. TO- 1884 T. NJ
We are now the midst of exciting election, but
never were things conducted quiet Peaceabe and
orderly than characteristics the contest IN the City and
Districts The vote thus far, Cup TO o'clock Is small
The people have turned out in their might The Wings
are ahead in every section Southwark and kenslngton
Be prepared Tomorrow receive udngs OF glorious
triumph In the First District the election of MoERIs
placed hey ond doubt The influence of the Custom House
&c. has been boldly brought bear, but 1t will prove
fruitless.
The scratched and spurious tickets without number
The day fine, the sky clear aud all in favor of Wing
principles and Wing candidates.
Lrufr CAsr.-Messrs. Alexander and Scott publishers
and propreors of the Daily Chronicle have been accused
by James H. Hutchinson, the proprietor of the Van Buren,
tavern in Second Ward and LocoFoco Candidate for Sheriff
Of publishing libel against his character Mr.. Scott was
held bail last evening by Md Hay in $1,000 to answer
James NJ. Sanderson, of the Franklin House, Chestnut ST.
was Yesterday held to bail in $1,000 by Aid. Bnns,
charge obcl against A. &. Mexican of Mobile the gentle
man robbed short since of $1,000 the above hotel
BGAMyA fellow named John Strattan has been arrested
in this city the charge of bgamyt being aedged that he
has no less than five wives living
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
The Elections.

The spirit of 1910 is already returning to the
heart of the great Wing party. 1t comes even
before it was expected and every where, IN ITS
presence the same brilliant t1umphs over Tue
forces of Loco. Focoism crown the labors ana 'he
hopes of the gallant Wings. NORTH CAROLINA
tennessee, MARYLANp and GEORGIA have sue
cess;yelv wheeled again into the line, and stand
proudly triumphant and ready to dc battle, val
iantly and gloriously, IN the coming contest tor
HENRY CLAY and the WIG SUPREMACY
The canvass in each of these States has been
most animated and enthusiastic. The prominent
principles of the Wing shave been boldly avowed,
clearly defined and steadily urged throughout the
whole campaign. The battle in each of these
States has been fought under the banner OF
PROTECTIVE TARIFF, and, in them all, Southern
States as they are, it waves in triumph In Ten
nessec the opposing candidates canvassed the
State in person, and met in open discussion, be-
fore the people, Of the great questions involved IN
the struggle. The gallant JONES declared him
self in favor of Protective Tariff and National
Bank he was met on these high issues by one
of the most popular and effective orators in the
CHOl-oiiu yCt LliO pccPi01 III ''AS AASS VI 'Aii "
POSITION triumphantly sustained him. In Geor-
pa, planting State, and heretofore regarded as
irrevocably pledged against Protection, the Cen
trail State Committee threw out their colors tor
Wing TARIFF, an American Tariff for the Pro-
lection of American Industry and the creation OF
a Home Market for American Productions; and
the people have rallied beneath them, and now
they float in triumph So, too, in MARYLAND and
North Carolina in all these States, moreover, the
name of HENRY CLAY has been the watchword
with every Wing, and how glorious IS the echo 1t
has aroused
Donot these cheering results, in quarters where
they were least expected give ground for renewed
confidence and still more hopeful exertlon on the
part of every Wing Who can now doubt the
spirit of the people or fail to see that they are
ready and anxious for the coming struggle! The
great Wing party of 1910 stands prepared to re-
new its effort and to secure the triumph 1t then
achieved. Let us look forward with the conil-
dence of well founded hope, but relax no exertion,
nourish no feeling of disaiection, and omit no ei-
fort that can in any way advance the great cause
we have at heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
Commercial and Money Matters.

Every thing Knocked away from under the ancies
day and the fall carried dismay and destruction into the
ranks Of the bulls Several repued entirely defunct.-
Harlem fell rapidly from $50 30 but recovered 80 and
finally the second Board settled 303a fall Of per
cent from yesterday The panic total every body Try
ing get from under The large holders have been selling
the high pnces and will be able to buy in again
at low prices The sales nearly 5000 shares TIL.
other fancies sympahised with Harlem. Illinois fell off
81 per cent? Indiana Canton ]; Long Island /; Farmers
Trust l. Ohio Skies Government and York stocks
firm, aud wanted for investment
The Exchanges market is quiet-s,erling ei gsancs
%.
Rates of Uncurrent Money and Price of Specie at SO
Wall.st.-NFaIl-st. Bank Notes or American Half Dol
bs IN. standard1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

BUFFALO, Oct7 l5i3.
We rec-ived tire news per the Acadia, night before last
Albany, which, think, Will put entirely to rest
any expectations Of shipments of Bread Stuff, TO England
from hi, side Of tho Wasf any had been harbored since
the news b. The previous Steamer.
The Markets have been rather quiet for the last two or
three days Some few transactions mode at full high
prices. A 10, OF Sandusky Wheat sold yesterday at ~
cents; and Back Rock Flour So 80 thu latter put
chased o. fornarjer
The loswarders have tired bard form combination IN
putting up Feghts; but they cannot agree among ''sn
selves. Several taking former rates. While Others VIII
not aud purchase Wheat and Flour preference, when
keeps the prices here what they would be- aud "hs
the Market usies Albany New'ior The arrivals
Of Pfoduc here THIS week have been large but se have
ady,ces Of considerable quantity being no" on the LAKES
which may be in the beginning Of nsxt week
The Farmers in Ohio hold very tenaciou5y TO their
Wheat aud understand Of the more wealthy III Inc
southern part Of the State assisting o@f' by mss'as
advances All this will much effect TO keep sp
prices because they will only have the more 10 bring Tor
ward Spring; aud the quantity coming out ifon Tue
other States this Fall will be than uitc'en 10 Keep
up very large stock The Eastward, which, win Use
large stock now there, say in NewYork viii increase II
the close Of larger than ever was
wintsred before
The quantity that has gone forward from tins place, oil
Wheat aud Flour from the opening Of the Canal this season
TO st instant, falls bu, little short Of the uhoie shipments
last ysasay Wheat 50 COO bushels and tlonf wv
barrels which only equsaent TO one tar Nff'ai
and have yet TO six weeks uninterrupted navigation
remaining and generally portion when large qaano,sS
come ia SO we cannot how prices are 70 rule ghe'
than present. particularly there no Pfo'Pect OIL any
extra export demand.
Flour-BIack Rock, So SO; Michigan good brands are
held a, sll; Wheat, 7cteFe are several 'an"e'
Of inferior quality the market lew lots oil ",ae"
been sold at II r. Com-No,hing doing, aud but tl'
arriving; it is worth about 81 cents.
To-day being unpleasant for outdoor Transactions nothing
of moment has been done
Ala.Yy Oct 9-There is heavy seshet IN the river
the docks are covered and the water IS rising rapidly Great
experienced by those doing business On the
dock and of course, the transactions quite
limited We hear Of small sales OF Flour 81 81
and al s. 37t which is about the market range Holders
e rather more firm than Saturday, aud buyers appear
more disposed 10 accede to their terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
SALES oE REAL EsrArE..

BY Anthony j. Blocker * CO., at the Exchange, Oct 10
House and lot No Ia Sixth avenue, h,reet lot
about - 81 ........... s4l0O
House aud lot No. 229 Nnthst dimensions $50
Hons. and lot No a3l Ninthst do " $3.50
House aud lot No. 227 Ninthst. Sixth avenue,
lot Is o5 $3.50
Three vacant lots on south side of Twei.st. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues, each IS lOo at $4,000 ga 5000
Three vacant lots on south side Of Twenethst
the Bloomnrdae road % 90 each at $1,000 each 1900
One vacant lot the ea,tery side Fifth avenue, N
Z. corner of Eighteenth-st., DO 100 3425
One vacant lot Fifth avenue next but TO
Eirhteentf.,t, % K 100 $3.50
Two lots, with frame buildings, the westerly side
Of the Bloomugdae road between Eighteenth aud
Nineteenth. SITS each - X leo. at $500 each ~ 1000
lo'al ..'........ 9too-"
The sale well attended by capitalists, who the
chief purchasers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

C. We perceive that GEORGE A. SIMMONS, of
Keesvillc, has finally accepted the nomination of
his District and that he is therefore the Wing can
didatc for the State Senate No man i'll the State
is better fitted by eminent ability by unspottcd in
tegrity or by All abiding devotion to true Wing
principles for seat in that body. The State has
already had experience of his qualifications, and
she will always be proud of his talents and the
purity of purpose with which they are employed.
We trust he will be elected by large and most
honorable majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

LATE FROM ToBAsce.-The brig Port Leon,
Capt. Johnson, brings dates from Tobasco to the
oth September. The yellow ieves was raging
fearfully among the Mexican troops, recently ar
rived from Laguna. 1t is said that in that small
town as many lao deaths had occurred in a
single week from yellow fever, averaging 20 per
day. Some of the last detachment of troops,
NEARLY 300 which arrived there from Laguna,
were the mos. destitute and miserable looking
beings ever heheld. Those who were sick were
huddled together in one part OF the hold of the
Transport, some nearly naked and others dying.
There is no immediate prospect OF an increase or
decrease of the fever, though it, however must be
at It's hight.
There is very little American produce in the
market. Flour is scarce and the demand is
small-it commands from s. 80 to 50 per Dbl.
There was hardly any Of superior quality
in port.
There were no American vessels of war in port,
and but two or three merchant vessels. No
political news whsteyer-eyery thing was quiet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
.4orria.

As we hardly dared anticipate, the Wings hare
s,oept the State Loco-Focolsm has been routed
throughout its length and breadth althoughin ISL
/, had a majority OF over 1000. We have not
heard from all the counties in the State, but pre-
sent the following returns in addition to those VIC
h,rc alrpa dv nnhIi sheI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
Wing maj. 5,107: Loco-Foco do. II
CLEAR VINO GAIN ). HG5.

There remain 80 Counties to be heard from:
these gave in l84l Loco Foco majority of 4l26;
but this is already swept away by the Wing
majority in the rest of the State The Wings
therefore have elected a Governor, two Members
of Congress- and a majority IN both branches OF
the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
Agent Tor Kussel's Planetarium
FRANCIS EAUNEL GOURAEn

CR,sBEEKlEs.-This pleasant fruit is now re-
ceived in large quantities from the West. The
crops at the East are said to have been cut off in
great measure by frost, and the markets are now
supplied by the Western Railroad and the con.
Meeting links Westward and no doubt Michigan
cranberrics viii be eaten in the very head quar-
tiers of cranberres, Barnstable. We had no idea
until to-day of the quantity sold in this city
One house IN Front street sold within few days
$50 bbls. received from Michigan at ST 6 50
per Dbl, and has had application for more than
they can supply. Of the same lot 800 bbls. went
over the Western Railroad to Boston, and were
there sold as soon as received From this source
we shall no doubt soon receive ample supplies of
this delightful fruit, for the plains of Michigan
are inexhaustible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

Fos BosroS VI. Norwich W0AcEsrEH-The
Steamers of this line viii coa,inae leave daily Sundays
excepted at o'clock P. NJ from pier Nc. North River
Freight taken until haifpsst 4, P. NJ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

% typographical in our Evening edition yeste''
dsy stated the Whg majority 81 Coun'les OF Georgia at
81 81 instead Of 1885, its real amount: the former Number
correctly states the clear Wing gcin 1t will be seem there
fore that gain Of 4a5 the remaining SO Counties would
elect the Wing Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

- TOILET FURS1sHlSc STORE, 163 Broadway, between
Ceurandt and Liberty seet-The extensive
20 b found in the City comprising Perfune and Soaps
from the celebrated Manufacturers Brushes for the
Toilet Of evSry style and finish Combs, Sc and large
Of Rszo.s The subscribe, having had long expert
The latter article enabled choose such viii sa
tbs stifest boards On the FIRST trial
e. SAUNDERS Inventor and Manufacture
Of the Nstalc Tablet Srrop l63 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

Bicknels Philadelphia Reporter says Money continues
quite abundant although there certainly more demand for
II than there few weeks since The belief yer,
general that rates must rise
day oil two ago broker offered and nhou success
per cent per annum for $4,000 with Reading Railroad
bonds worth St, 500 the ,me as secury-the money TO
De returned very short notice. STILL first paper
readily done at from to per when the time is
over 80 days for and month paper higher ates
e1ac,ed."
BY an official statement in the Flag of the Union Tusca
!oosa Ala appeals that sine: the adjournment Of the lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

q The Lexington Ky. Observer mentions a
rumor that Robert WickEfie, Jr., has been ap-
pointed by President Tyler Charge d'Affaires to
Sardinia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

was Informed by Mr.. Asorns, ,he Spanish diplomatic
agent resident Macao that the Governor Of Canton had
assured him tina, the privileges would De granted to
that Great Britain with the exception of an Is
land and further Informed By the Secretary OF Ma
the Philippine Islands that this arrangement includes
specifically privileges Of and the night OF resi-
dence those ports which orei gners are admitted The
French have also been engaged negotiations, bat
definitely informed OF the results; though presume
they have bssn at least partially successful.
That deaided change has taken place in the policy of the
Ceestias quite obvious But it must BE- remembered,
nevertheless that the Niceroy Governor of Canton
but subordinate authority and unles his doings have
sanction Of the Emperor The Genital Government vii. have
tbs power 10 disarow his proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11

TENSEssEE--The Legislature of Tennessee
met on the I'd inst. at Nashville In the Senate,
JOSIAH Nj. ANDERSON OF Marion was elected
Speaker, and in the House Gen. DANIEL l.. BAR
RANGER of Bedford-both Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-11
Maryland.

We Go not yet receive complete returns OF the
popular vote in Maryland at the late election
The following arc the latest that have reached
us they comprise all but three Counties