The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
eGted should hold upon the bench, the ballots were
taken as Follows iNVIB & tf'T 0VII
LIST ballot. I'd
Daniel Kellogg, 81 SIS
Scattering" N HH.1IHru. 90 ,..I.. M ....r. ...
So on the I'd hnIot .U. boo. ..rI

tetne the marlborough and Bennington Railroad:
Mr. Rice offered amendment empowering the Su
preme Court to FIX the price of carrying the mails,
which was adopted and the bin ordered to a third
reading. ,7. '..I p. .,..u
Mr. Swift reported the bill to extend the charter of
the Bank of MiddIebury amended, and the bin was
passed lis to 81, .H ..# f.
Engrossed Bills. Relating to public squares and
commons; in addition to relating to the grand isr
Gazing rents;) nnneSing part of province islnnd 10
Newport; in relation 10 the organization o. school dis.
rcts IN unorganized towns and -severay pass
ed. To incorporate the Vermont aud Canada all
road ComPanyj amended in reference to the trans
portaon Of the mails, and passed after a few remarks
by MIR Thomas against it,--who treated il as sub
s'ant'ay adding TO the privileges Of The Central road
without requiring consideration; ayes 25, 81.
10 extend the charter of the Farmets Bank Cat Or
we0tho motion 10 reconsider the vote re iocng this
bill was carried SO to 81 Mr. Nlarslon moved cali
OF the House, which was nogaived aud the bill was
passed, % 10 SIS.
Hon. Daniel Kellogg resigned his in The House
EFFEcrs or THE TARIFF. II will hardly be
believed, it is certainly not generally known, that
while two years ago there were bat two anthracite
IRON furnaces in Pennsy lyania there no less
than tteenfysere1, in active operation, consuming
500, 900 tons of coal annually Such facts should be
spread before The people AS extensively as possible
1t woaId be curious inquiry for some gentleman
having the facts at his command to nscera ain the a.
mount Of labor through all its operations the effects
upon the business Of the neighborhoods where the
different works are located the immense advantage
to the agricultural interest and the results 10 the trade
and commerce Of the metropolis Of the Common
wcalth.--P Phil. .Ntqth I'm.
So it is all the couhtry.-As the effects The
Tariff Of 1872 business has been ncnrIy doubled and
proportonate demand for the products Of the soil
follows. So much Cor Wing measures.
LYNCH LAW THE LAW OF KENTUCKY.
~ the trial ofthe rioters who broke up Mr.. Gays
Printing office, the cour; instructed the jury as fol-
| low
"Ihat if the jury believed that the True American
press was public nuisance, and could not exist in
! its then present location and condition without being
nuisance the defendants ju-tifable m abatng
it,
The definition OLA nuisance was read Gom the
law books as follows .r.f... ...r.. ..r... ..
common nuisance is offence against the pub
llc either 10y doing thng which tends the annoy.
ance Of all the kings Subjects by neelec,ns to do
thing which the common good requires -
Thus instructed The jury at returned a verdict
Of, Not Guilty
CoNNEcrIcur lows ELEcrIoNs. The result
OF cur annual town elections is much more favorable
for the Wings than was anticipated. We have now
head from 80 towns, than half the State, and
comprising nearly all in whch seIectmen were chosen
on the 9th inst or lhe>o the Wings have carried 50
the I.ocos % divided 4-and in one there is no
choice. The Hartford Courant says this gain o.
We; last year when the Wings did uuusuplIy well. 1
f.hr.i.. IN b. News
1t appears that the Corporation Of Middlehury Col
lege have declined receiving coored young man
from Philadelphia, TO be educated Rev Mr. Gard !
ner of Phladelphr, has four fitted Application has
been plqde. qtsDartmouth, where they have been re-
ceived. Middlebury thinks each State should admit
its own eo!ored inhabitants. ..... ..........
At tins recent Agricultural Fair in Burlington, VI |
Mr. H. Chase presented for premium three pretty fe- |
mule children, two and half years old, born at n !
birth! The Committee Household .Manufaciures |
nwarcd him $l4 which voluntarily contributed !
by the old bachelors present, who said they consider
ed him legitimate object of charity
sE-J= There is more sickness in Missouri and Hi
nois than was ever known before 1t appears to be
in the atmosphere. A person is required to be in
the -untry than two nights get the ague and
fever. Not family escapes; and in some cases, the
whole family is down, and unable TO help them
There is dangerous ~ counterfeit in circulation
the Bank of Burlington, VT. Letter 3. payable to
Henry Clay, Aug I, 1874, filled up with blue ink
signed r. G Cole, Cashier, f. T. Englesby, Pres-
dent Vigheue, on the right hand side bee hive,
and head Of franklin on the left There is no bee
hive in the true bill. The bills fresh and new,
md well caIcuIaed tn drceve - R,,rIiu 1fon Irtes