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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

A j;,,ingnished Democratic Senator, high IN inc
,oo6donce Of the administration, and entirely familiar
;,b the whole train Of negotiations in regard to Ore
ron. s,nted, Yesterday, that he believed 'war nsvn-
ale. II the notice to terminate the JOINT occupancy was
given by Congress- or lhi', however OPprehend
an, l,Ie danger. A Bill, TO tina, effect, will be heed
Iessy rushed through the House, and command al
most a full party majority -bu; it is destined to
most summary expulsion from tho doors OF the Sem
ate An organization of Mr. Calhoun's friends is now
maturing against all these fiery proeeedings-and moth
ing but his presence, (Which will take place in Few
days,) IL wanting to complete 1t.
So car as Congress is concerned, Mr. CALHouN
holds the fate Of war in his hands. There
Ia every reason 10 believe he will exercise this high
power and responsibility with prudence and patriot
ism; and the splendid spectacle will be presented, Of
himself and WEBSTER, standing shoulder to should
or, FOR the preservation OF peace and national honor
On a full ballot, without the Texas Senators, the
Democratic majority is six. OF these, Mr. Calhoun
can carry, on this question AIR Modulus, MIR Lewis,
Mr. Bngby, Mr. Weseott-whch, with the.Whig vote
would defeat any proposition. In addition, there is
prospect Of securing COlqutt, Levy, and Dix So
that, in no reasonable contingency, do consider war
as probable if the American Congress is to declare il
a bill, extending our laws and prot ecton A.
mercan citizens in Oregon, will undoubtedly, and
very properly, pass both Houses; and no Wing, in
either branch will hesitate in demanding the last inch
of our asceraIned rights and, if necessary, at the
point of the bayonet; but, that extremity, nmenta
blein whatever aspect it may be presented, is TO
come lie. first be we're right then go ahead
CCorr Boston Atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
Arrest ofAIbert j. TirrelE.

THE Murderer or Mrs. BIcKBoRD. This
individual has at last been arrested, and after all
hopes had been given up, il was supposed he had
Ieft the country. SIX, .
Capt Youennes,of the First Municipality police re-
ceve8 information last Sunday, by private letter
from New York, that Tirrel had shipped for New
Orleans in Of the regular packet ships under the
name OF William Dennis. lie Immediately laid the
facts before the Recorder, and obtaining the assist
Of officers Trescazes, chartered pilot boat and
set sail for the Gulf They boarded several vessels
but could not find the Of William Dennis among
the list Of passengers aud began to think their nor-
NATION Incorrect .-.
At last, vessel hove in sight, on Friday morning
last, and on nearing her she proved to be the ship
Sul,ana, from New York. They boarded her, and
npou inquiring Of the captain whether he had pass
enger named Dennis, received an affirmative reply
but neither he, the mate, any else could tell
which Of the passengers Dennis. Mr. Bowditch,
custom house officer, being aboard, called the roll
of the passengers; when The namo Of Dennis was
called, good-looking man, in a rough blue pilot cloth
suit with glazed cap his head, stepped out
Youennes said, "Sir, want you'' 'sWhat for 20
inquired Dennis. 'There is no occasion for any con.
versation; suspect you know" replied Youennes.
iiSNS yOu Sot u variant inquired DennlS. - esq
was the reply. "Let me it'' Here it ISL said
Y, producing it and handing him; ''are you sat-
isfed?" Eyes"
The handouts were then placed upon his wrists,
md when the tow boat Porpose came songside, the
officers transferred him TO her, and yesterday about
IL O'Clock, arrived in this city and took him before
Becorder Gcnois.
He was called up to the Recorders desk about 2
o'clock, and Mr. Jairus Vinney, of No. 3, Magazine
street, was sworn, and identified the accused as AL
bert ]. Tirrel, from having known him for many
years and being brought up in the same village with
him. -"Wbut is your name7" said the Recorder,
looking at the prisoner. There was pause of sec
ond, in which all eyes turned upon the suspect
ed man, expecting of course, that he would deny his
identity; but the surprise Of every one, he said in
eoft mild voice--"Albert J. Trrell, sir!"
Mr. Bates, Of the firm Of Bates & Tirrell, also den.
tiled the accused Albert j. Tirroll The Record.
er then informed him that he should commit him,
without bail, upon the charge Of having murdered
Maria A. Bickford, in Boston until requistion could
be obtained from the Governor Of Massachusetts
The prisoner bowed his head and was removed
There was nothing found upon his person but re-
N~Oving pistol, with every barrel loaded and capped
His trunk cou.ained nothing at ALL On the way up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

annual Report, 10 which were discussed to some
length the subject Of incompetence, the license ques
ton, Sc in the usual Pungent and happy style Of the
author.
The President mnde report Of the amount Of spir
il sold in part Of the fOunty for months during the
past year. from which the Inference could not he well
resisted that the last had been very sickly
DR. Cobb, subnitle the following resolution which
passed.:
Resolved. That il is the duty Of Temperance Soci'
aties ind individuals TO petition the Legislature 10 en-
act n law requiring rumseprs to give bonds for the
maintenance Of those and their amiles that they
hiring destitution and want by the sale Of inoxica
ting drinks. s'. r.| .Hr. !"
The President, Ar Flint addressed the Society up
tho subject Of prosecutions for violations Of the Ii
cense law.
On motion Of Geo. p. Chandler, Esq. the thanks OF
the Society voted to the choir for the excellent
musical performances on the occasion. On motion OF
Rev. Mr. Merrill, seconded by Rev. Mr. Bedford, tn"
Society adjourned to at ST. Johnsbury Centre on
the Sd Tuesday of January 1916.
Notwithstanding the day WINS severely cold the at
tendance was large, and the meeting interesting MIR
Brown the tnverner furnished excellent dinner, and
in good style.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

IL our neighbOrs can produce heavier hog than
tha, Of David ITasard. Esq Of Ferrisburgh we would
like to know it. And il the State produce,
heavier one than that Of w. E. Green, Esq OF this
city. Of a similar age, then we presume he will be
willing TO try again. [Vergennes Vermonier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

ism and threatening war with powerful nations. who
hope, il would seem, to ascend in war cloud to the
object of their ambition. Whit they say must be put
down as mere CANNON. In reference to this qnes
tion the Washington correspondent of the Atlas, un-
der date Of Dec. 10, says:
cat present. the is at stand still. for no prop
osition has been submitted on either side; IN repet
the language which distinguished Democratic SEM
tor, who ought know something Of this n"ntroVerSy
employed to me, last night. after long Interview
with ;he President Buchanan and Pnckenhnm are
looking at each other the best possible humOr, and
there is no danger OF war"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

TIE TEX As ADMISSION RESOLUTIONS.
The following the joint reoutions for the ad11
mission Of Texas into the Union as passed by the
IcuEe:
Be il Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senaives of the United States Of America in Congress
assembled That The State of Texas shall he one,and
is hereby declared to he one, Of the United States of
America and admitted into the Union equal
footing with tho original States, IN all respects what
BE il further Resolved, That until the representa-
iives in Congress shall be apportoned according to
actual enumeration of the inhabitants Of the United
States the State Of Texas shall be entitled choose
two Representatives.
"S1ho vote was,yeas al mays Sc or the yeas 100
were TocoCocos, 30 Southern Wings, and l Native
nays, AZ Wings, Locos and Natives. All the
Northern Wings voted nay. The vote Of Vermont
stands thus-Nny, Fooie, Collauer Msrsh-Yea,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, the gentleman for whom
some 500 Liberty men-as they call then,seves-vo-
ted FOR last year for seat in Congress-to vote for
Texas and Slavery! If there any anti slavery
men in the liberty party, enough for set Of o!!i
GERS, we advise them 10 get up abolition society
and suitable efforts to the party anti
slavery principles. We believe most the LECTURERS
they have in the field are mere Spectators simply
money beggars-yet if they will find an honest
to lecture their party and teach them real AntiSave
ry DOCTRINES we will throw IN four and sixpence for
the good of the 'poor slave, Though prom
Use may crocodile tears by way of extra as the
''Miller Family and the Green Mountain Freeman
have shed for the last year or two.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
pROpIGIOUs PoRKERs.

1t may be inferred from the following list of hogs
slaughtered in city within few days, that old
Addison county does little something in the way OF
raising Pork, we'll o. other things.
David Hazard 3, each years old, aggregate
weight. 1903
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

There is linIe doubt, from his conduct aimee his
arrest that he will snatch the very first opportunity TO
commit suicide that the officers continually COM
PEELED 10 watch him, or put him under such restraint
that it would be impossible for him to destroy him
self IN. Q. Pic Dec y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27
RAIL ROAD MEETING AR sMERBROoKE-

meeting OF the citizens of the Eastern Townships
in c. Z. to promote the project Of Rail Road from
Montreal to the Line Of State, holden at Sher
brooke on the Ilth Of December. Amongst other
business resolutions Of encouraging character were
passed and good speeches made and should Judge
from the Of the proceedings that the right spirit
was pre- vang with and moving our neighbors across
the line. A resolution expressing the gratitude Of
the meeting at the attendance OF delegation from
Vermont adopted. In reference to this resoIu-
tiOn we End the following notice in the Sherbrooke
Gazette:
On the adoption o. tho last resolution the Hon P.
Baxter OF Derby, VT, rose and in very handsome
manner returned thanks to the meeting in the name
Of his friends from Vermont, for the compliment paid
them in the resolution just read; and assured thsm
that those not present heartily ecproca,ed the friend
iy sentiments and cordial good feeling manifested to-
wards his countrymen. lie then related what had
been done in Vermont secure the constru con Of
railroad from Connecticut river to Stanstead. The
capitalists Of Boston had offered to fu rnsh three quar-
tiers Of dollar for every quarter that the people on
the line would furnish, for they said their money
would not be safe invested among men who I'M
willing to help themselves; and the farmers who
were to reap the benefit Of the outlay, well of
the operation Of the road when constructed had too
much common sense and shrewduess to let slip auch
golden opportunity They came to the work like
men, the requisite stock taken by Just such
population inhabited the Eastern Townships, and
from his knowledge of the Inhabitants on both sides
ofthe line as, they better able do it, than
were the inhabitants this side secure the con-
structon Of the road from Stanstead to Montreal with
the assistance which had been already obtained Mr.
b. illustrated in happy manner, the difference Of
feeling manifested towards work like the present
by the man who had no share in it, and the same
man after he had taken stock Without any stock he
would inquire, in feeble and doubtful tone-sWeH.
how does YOUR rail road get aIong?' But induce
him TO put his name down for share and he would
meet you with counenance liz up with animation,
and ask with brisk accent, slow comes on OUR
rail road?' t...-,
Mr. B. stated that the survey of the first 20 miles
Of the Vermont road had been completed and was
now ready to be put under contract. He only wish.
ed that the Company in Canada would be ready to
lay down the last rail at the Line as soon as they
would. ..r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

he endeavored jump overheard, but was prevented
by the officers.
IN. o. Picayune. Dec z.
TIRRELL THE MURDERER. This man.accused
Of one Of tho oulest crimes, has since his arrival IN
the city, maintained the most gloomy silence scarcely
answering the officers who have occasion to address
him, and passing the whole Of the day in etharsc
state.
There is linIe doubt, from his conduct aimee his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

SPEED. We received. at noon. last Saturday,
Dec. 20, "Wilmer and Smiths European Times 'da-
ted Liverpool Dec 4, and which left Liverpool on
the day of its date. II came 20 Boston in IA and
half days, and from Boston here in day and hale
TIE OREGON QUESTION. 1t is positively sta
ted by persons who pretend TO know, and who thus
write from Washington, that negotiations will soon
be re opened upon this question Mt London between
Mr. McLane, our minister to the Court of ST. James,
and the British government. There are various ru-
mors of a probable war and some warlike language
used by men in Washington, but people should recol-
ect that there are jus; now several asprans for the
Presidency now talking big and swelling with patriot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

We have not seenany license ticket FOR Orleans
County.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-12-27

TIE TEX As ADMISSION RESOLUTIONS.
The following the joint reolutions for the ad,
mission Of Texas into the Union os passed by the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16
Ee EMOVED. GEORGE L. COOPER respect.

ND EIOVED. GEORGE T.. COOPER respect
IA q fully informs his friends and the public gone
rally, that lie has removed from his old stand To the
spacious building No. 20 LOMBARD STREET. be
tween Frederick street and Market space, where he
is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on The hest plan of any in
the United States, for hosting easy, chcapnGsS and
durability. Also, SADDLE Presses on an imptov-
ed plan, which viii press with ohc-lonilh the power
of any other in use. All kinds of IRON for house
huilders-such a. Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters &c.
All kinds Of Wrought aud Cast RAILISG--a variety
of beautiful patterns on hand for enclosing grave lots.
All the above work will be done in the best style aud
reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage,
so literally extended to him, he solics continuance
of the same. All kinds of BlackSmithing neatly exc
cuted at the shortest notice. mhS -eO6m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16

a szs-eg BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY
xSSsgsyy be,assssu,. EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, OLD
S5ssffdetsssa POINT COMFORT, CAPE henry
AND BACK TO BALTIMORE by the Baltimore
Steam Packets superior and comfortable steamboats,
GEORGIA, Capt. COFFEE, and HERALD, Capt. Rus
SELL, leaving BaItimo,e every FRIDAY, at O'Clock,
2. NJ and return Monday following, leaving Norfolk
same hour. During this excursion passengers will
have the opportunity of going IN the Steamer Jewrss,
Capt. Sutton, every Saturday afternoon, on an eX
curs0n to Cape Henry and may h. left at Old Point
Comfort, where the Baltimore boat will call tor them
on Monday afternoon FOR Baltimore.
As this excursion he etiral to invalids by get
ting the sea breeze and advantage Of salt water baths,
many who cannot leave home only for a short time,
will find this TIP of much advantage.
I}.Passage and fare for the round trip will he made
at moderate price by applying to
iel3.tf n SHEPHERD, Agent.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MlJSFIJN

AND GALLERY OF TIE FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y G.1LTEPT- SITS
FE7HIS EVENING June 10, l6i5, will he per.
n formed JUMBO JUN. Jumbo jun, Mr. 4. d.
RICE. Sir solomon, Mr.. FORREST, Lady in White,
Miss CANNON. ArabcIla, Mrs. RUSSELL.
Dancing, by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
Nh. RTE will sing Jim Crow and Sich Citing up
Stairs.
To conclude with VIRGINIA MUMMY. Ginger
Blue, Mr., RICE O'Lcary, Mr.. WALCOT. Lucy,
Miss CANNON. Susan, Mr. RUSSELL.
W Abundance p cts, children under 10 years of
age, l25 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely. 1t
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION.
a @1s~n The "BALTIMORE INVINEl-
Essyssst ss9s-T LES' have procured ;he superior
Observation-Disclosures Steamboat COLUMBIA CapLG II
ER, for an excursion down the Bay, on THURSDAF
AFTERNOON, June 18Th, leaving the intersection
of Light and Pratt streets ri y O'Clock, r. NJ. The
boat will touch AT Annapolis, and remain there sutti-
cCutiy long to enable those board he wish the State
House, Fort Severn, &c. For the accommodation of
the czens of Fe's Point, the boat will stop tie
County wharf, going aud returning. Gentlemen az
taChed to volunteer corps, are requested Ia appear in
their respective uniforms. CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAMS &c, will he furnished on board MUIR
RAYS celebrated Military aud Cotillion BANDS has
been engaged for the occasion.
fF3- Tickets so Gents each--to be had of the mcn-
beers If the tompany, at the principal Hotels, aud at
this Office, iel2 ct
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16

HI EEE' COOL! KEEP COOI.!!
GA WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING PAN
Those about to adopt the healthy practice of daily
abuGion will find the above the easiest, cheapest and
quickest method of performing the operation.
As an evidence of their superiority and utility. hun
dleds have been sold within the last two seasons.
Another supply just finished by the manufacturers
aud sole ploprelors for Baltimore aud Washington.
JAMES CORTLAN x SON,
No lS Baltimore street.
jel0 nearly opposite the Centre Market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16
ERH0 sRIE, CHANnLNLN =. Gnncmps

4 ThUSTEE SALE or AN iNSOINENT
DEBTOR, The contents of Store No 40 Thames :,
On FRIDAY MORNING, June 2Oh, It 10 o;cInrk
consisting Of supdfy paints and oils; paint b,I,sbrs,
pump &tIgging Leather; wrought nails cut uo spkes
wf"nht aud cut sprlss; pump socks; scraper.; broad
axes; drawing knives haichrtS hand saws: nlarns.
chlSeIs; gougcs; gimhIets augcrs; files rasns; nnnn
H. MINERS; wood screws; locks, hinges; chalk line ;.
yuIe '; screw drivers; padlocks.
30. NFSWAIN DEPARTMENT, viZ:-Cordaoe
hausm A. marlin whip Irvine; deep sea lines And
leads; fishing lines sail roping needles; fishing hooks
brsonis hris NeS scrubbhr do; lanterns; log lines
reels; nr paprr: II, t quill; writing paper: onrnnl.
log and State pencils .4ndIes; soaps stoyards; blank
books p'mkuVc,; frying h ms; bake do sauce do: tea
Kettles; coffee mills wood : oil cans; plates cups
ana S"ucers; mugs bowls; pcbe,,% and sundry crock.
cry; snndry 4Ihssware; large Tuan.N ofabe knives
ana FORKS; tea aud table sp00ns table steel; brass
candlestckS; tea and coffee pot; dirt brushes sweep
NY oo' YEA c"hlStts; tea; sugar; coffee pepper must
at'' hntn'gs; specs; vinegar oil cans; stand casks
Store MIXTURES; scales; weights; and suudry rigging
store furniture; hanging lamp; Writing desk. and pa
irh' platform scales Terms at 81 rC0nts to be de-
hveted aud sales closed by Saturday afternoon
Jelo Ut H. w. BOOL, Auct'r.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16
NNT M. n. JENNINGS ~ co.

~ =. TJNNTEIiN AND TNTLUKS,
VESTlN GS, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, &c.
S3l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.
10 those visiting tie city Of New York, requiring
nAkMENIS, renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine our stock of New and Fash
i0nahle GOODS for Spring and Summer wear com
prsing an assortment unsurpassed in richness and va
nely, ana which Will be made up to order in a STYLE
second to no house in the trade, prices which must
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser as can
not fail TO be appreciated. mhl7.3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16
BY CANNON, BENNETT Il co.
TRU STEES1 SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
EDOsl1ENE SALE. In pursuance Of decree
a OF Baltimore county Court, sitting az a Court OF
Equity, the undersigned Will offer at public sale on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, 18th June, 1915, al
4ocI@Ck, PM.
All that LOT OF GROUND, lying and being in the
Clty OF BALTIMORE ana described rs follows viz: Be
ginning Tor The same The Iine of the south side Of
Lest At The distance Of about ~ pcrchcs castyardlV
from the corner formed By hr intersection of the south
side OF Lee street and side of Sharp street. run
mig thence caStwardly on the south side of Lee 81
- eet; then touhery. parallel with Sharp street to
Busy alley; then westwaldy, on the north side of
EuSy alley 22tr ani thence northwardly by STRAIGHT
line to the place sf beginning.
The above Lot OF Ground is nprovcd by
4EsSHA, handsome and comnodiouS three story dwell
SssM ns house on Lee ST.. aud Two tenrmputS on
LING. Busy alley, and is subject to an annual
ground rent If SIS.
The sale OF the above property which has been
postponed 10 the day above named, will positively
take place al the time above fixed.
lhe terms OF sale as prescribed by the Decree are
one-lhird cash, one third nj six mOnth. aud third
at twelve months, with interest and security on the
credit payments.
GEORGE NJ. GILL,
ORViLLE HURWlTZ, trustees
m2'-2aw;w tFl WIN. WARD, Auct'r.
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MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION.
a sssry4 GRAND AQUATIC AID co
Eah,. n stEsSs,..a TILLlON EXCURSION OF THE
SylSt sI,,irsltllS INnE pENnENI EIRE EANip ANY,

EaS.1,-sGSs,.sa TILLlON EXCURSION OF Tue
S'sfkssulsssst-ss- INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY.
The company having engaged the safe and cnHmodi-
Gus Steamboat POCAHONrAS, Intend running her
Aquatic and cOtillion Excu sion, 10 the city of
Annapolis, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 18th
ilst starting at > O'Clock, from The head of LIGHT
ST. WHARF, and stopping at the County wharf, 90
ing and returning After arriving at Annapolis, The
boat will remain sufficient time there for the company
recieaie, and visit the State House and Fort sew
ern, and return at early hour in the evening CON
FECTIONERY, Ice Creams, Snacks, &c, will he
served up board in the best manner, by An old aud
experienced hand. MljRRAY'S celebrated BRASS
AND COTILLION BANDS arr engaged for the &C
eaSion-ard every other arrangement that pleasure
and comfort could require has been attended To, in
order to make ii one Of the pleasanest trips OF the
season.
Single tickets FIFTY CENTS Two tickets, ad-
hitting gentleman and two ladies, ONE DOLLAR
to b. had OF Hugh Bolton, George Gable, BaScUm Fus
sci laugh, Henry c. Sullzer and N. j. ash, managers;
Clipper and Sun Offices, al Murphys Book Store,
No. l7S Baltimo e 81. jci3-smtait