The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-17

Il ,prNr DrFFIcULTIEs In ULSTER, New
The civil officers continue to be resisted in
'| c..o,y Of Ulster, by persons disguised as "Ind
mia sberif's officers sent out on Saturday
..,,e nrocass, encountered 80 many Of these
N and disguised persons, that they deemed it Pru
,.,orn for further forces. The sheriff, accord
\ ~, o,saoized a posse ofI00 men on the succeed
h ,,, and On Monday, on the requisition Of the
y n 80 muskets and bayonets, with 1900 round
'Ju ,,,tdge, were delivered at the State Arsenal
'',, IA Major General Smith, OF Kingston, TO be
,,I 4, occasion requires,
,,,,r,oN FRAUDS. On the last day Of the SEES
.,rcousress, Nlr Berrien made Report in the
s,,,. from the Judiciary Committee, relative TO the
t,j, oerpernod through the Naturalization Laws nj
.l,, Election. motion was made 10 print 8, 900
~, ccoics, at which the Loco Focos took fire and
...d il earnestly. They tried 10 defeat The motion
no,ing to Iay i upon the table, and erery man Of
4. allied 10 The whrr, hnt they failed. The mo.
=. T., mint was Carried by IA vote Of 81 22-ecery
wv, F5eo Senator present VOTING AGAINST
ri They do not want the People TO sec the ev.
,,,.orth: frauds they perpetrated upon the ballot
-, the election of Mr. Polk
s.,,vgoAr ExPLosIoN-TEN LIVES LOST -
II, mail steamer Syren, Capt sharposs. plying be-
,,,s, Chatahoochie and Apu'achicon Bay, burst one
tbefboers on the Goth ult, about midnight, as the
,o was rounding out from Toney's landing, and
Hid least ten persons, all belonging TO the crow,
vh6e exception Of one negro boy, who was pas
.,s OF the killed. six wcro whites and four
Gai land among the former, n son Of Mrs. Tilley,
columbus, Georgia, lad who acted in the capac-
IN of cabin boy. The Cnpt WINS thrown alolt and
h Into the water, from which he cscnp unhurt.-
Ahiy passenger was reasoned from the water by one
ailhe engineers One person was save by the sink
hg Oflhe boat, which floaed Off bale of cotton
which had been thrown on him by The oxplosion.-
The ACCIDENT is attributed to the defective and worn
out condition of the boiler.
PROGRESS OF THE CAUSE IN New YoRK.-
The Albany Advertiser snys-We have returns of the
town elections in IS counties in the Stnte. They
show the election Of Isl Wing and SO Loco Super
,sOrs. Last year I47 Wing, l6s Loco.
Wing majority in ls45 As
Loco do in 1874 81
Wing gain &C
The Wings seems to be sweeping the State Of ~
York and routing at many new points the PoIk-Slave
Patty, 1t is time for Freemen TO BE up and doing.
OBEDIENCE TO LEGISLATIVE INsTRUCrIoNs
Time was, when this used to he insisted upon as a
tia,l feature in the Democratic creed In their
r:e upon the Texas question however, the Loco
EHhaye violated this, as well as every other we'll
Fbi'hed principle of Democracy, Senators Allen
ID HNppan, uS Ohio-without whose votes Annexa-
0" could not have been consumma,ed although
'Iructed, in the most direct and positive terms, 10
'pose the measure, gave it their warm support
3D. for thus wiI(ully setting At defiance The instruc
oM of The Legislature, and the wishes Of the people
Oh", NIcssFs Allen and Tappnn receive the en-
'aan's of the consistent Loco Foco press !--alba-
ny Ercaiag Journal
hRDoN OF DELLA WEBSTER. This Young
conan has at length been pardoned, and is on her
'y to Vermont in company with her father. The
'A'ideralIons which induced Gov Owsley to pardon
'i'ayS the Frankfort Commonwealth, were various.
c "ad received great many Peilions,noi only from
e people, but large number Of the members of
e Legislature, of all political parties and embracing
very member of the committee on the Peniten,,ary
each House, praying her pardon.
farbank, the principal in the case, had been con-
cRd and placed in confinement.
oPENING OF THE FIrcHBURG RAILROAD
"' 'ne destined ere long, TO he the high Yay tow
4" vermont, Lake Charnplain, northern New York
no" open to the traveller. The first passenger train
f''ciburs left the depot at Warren Bridge, on
eu"eSuhy' at 2, a. NJ, and reached Fitchburg roi-
'""e miles distant, at 81 A. NJ, after stopping at
way stations Among the passengers were the
e''0's' engineer, and principal contractors
.oN'UNArE. The ST. Louis New Fra states tina,
'Vr'an 'armer, named George J. Gryer, in Lewis
J. ru'0n Ho, Ill., is about leaving for Europe, to
' possession of property to the amount Of $4,000,
" 10 winch he has just become entitled by the de-
"" VI law suit, pending for some thirty years, in
Ut" Ills vile was one of the heirs. lie was in
''' VI tue result by letter from the Ro,hsch;lds.
'''"e 10 this country Is years ago.
'HE WHEAT CRop. The appearance at pres
presented by the growing crops of wheat, could
r''S'o.y be more promising. They possess all
'"e7''u' verdure and yvigor which is usually dis
''''"ea at the close Of the present month, and
''' retarded in growth, we may calculate upon
''e "hest crops we have ever had
Hagerstown( Md) T'orchhght.