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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29
EINAL nINlnENDs

THr Mass iIFALrH lssuHAHcf CoHFAsf
Boston, bas discontinued ~ business md ben
-riftH,-#gd- IL engaged in distributing the r.,
mains Of IL capital 10 the policy loidrn THO
policies may b. sent by mail, or 0thcTwitri lu
the Secretary, with mn order 90 pay and can
Gel, The distribution ceases on The goth Of
Oul0ber beyond which time the Company VIII
MT guarantee any return Tie aliis ~ nm
Institution, u 10 believed, have been well man.
aged, but The business "a impnctcabe, Ojiw.
CALEDONIA CONFERENCE The Semi
annuh meeting uf the Caledonia County Con
ference # Churches Will b. holden AZ Hard.
wick on Wednesday ard Thursday the "a and
ith Of October next, commencing Wednes'
day at ln1 o'clock, A NJ
OponinE sermon by Rcy,J. T. Stone,
Communion Sermon by Rev, T. WarfncE
Rev } tHdvrWodh, Sec. Foreign MBsipusi
Rev. &. WorrneI Sec, Home Mlssonsi
Rev. J. T. Stunr, Aec Tract Society
Rev, a o Hubbard Sec Education Society
Nry, ID Merrill, See scaman's y Society
Rev, Clark, SEQ. Temperance Society
". B. BOND, Secretary
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DlEAEGLEa

In bloomington, Sept r Mrs Ph,lcna Cook
fehel Of Jesse Cook, ESQ formerly Of Ieba.
noon, n u nRcd ~
In Albany, Sept 10, Murny'ao n Of Mr I'd.
win Flint, aged years
Ia Newport, Sept 10, Minerva D. dauph,
ter Of Benjamin and RoEunna Hoyt, aged /
year, months aud H. days
Ia Sheffield, Aug 9, Mr. solomon berry,
aged %.
10 MarshGcd, Aug 30, Mrs. NJ, Ann, wife
Of Nathaniel LnmbtHon, Jr and daughter Of
Walter Benton, aged 81 She was n bright
example Of virtue, fespee liability aud kindness,
and ~ her last sickness she cherished strong
hope Of salyution; made the necessary arrange.
ments iof her funerals chose speaker aud text
Matt. -. a. therefore, be- ye also ready,
cor "a such an hour ye think not the son OF
man comch. Alao, Sept, y, Sarah Jane,
daughter ct Waller benton, aged -, Thus
~ two short weeks two interesting sisters
have been eallsdARay fiom lhc far prospects
Of LIE by that lingering disease, GOHsau1}dtsUl
bnlhQth dying IA fun hope of immortsUty.,
... & IN
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circumstances were briefly lhesei An Irish
man ny the Hutn1 Of John Eagram. had shut
up in his barn "A neighbours chIIle. THIS
man, named Watson, demanded has eAttle
Of Engrnm, and was refused, lie then oh
tuned Two persons 20 60 with him M wit
nesses and again demanded his cattle of
lagraiH, lie again refused, and ordercd
HE parties on his premises, Afier they hnd
rollrod invyards, Enrgfam called out 20
Watson, who turned aud wns dsiibsraiefy shoi
dOl0n, Tho ball entering his abdomen anI
coming out NJ his back, Producing almost IN
slant death, Engrnm has been secured aud
sent 10 onIreal,-,SaHsisad Journal.
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SECOND DESPATCH.


MONTREAL, sept. ~.
"a public meeting was held ut Bytown on
+oho"y last, called 10y the Ministerinlisis, for
m purpose OF addressing Lord Elgin.-The
,phoh'uon men were present in full force
ana succeeded IN completely breaking IN Tho
meeting aud forcing the Ministerial Presidcnt
% leaVe the chnir. A resolution condemn
wy Lord EIgin aud tho Ministry WINS then
"fi'ed' which gave risd to considerable dis.
"rpahce, during which fire arms were freely
7T,eu' and several persons wounded or killed.
iIe military were called out, aud after some
"dcnlly order was restored.
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"RRESPONDENCE WITH THE BRIT.
ISL GOVERNMENT.

'e following is from the Journal Of Com.
Herce:
,Jn.AshfNdroN, Sept. 23.-Thero has been
-,r, #taIp correspondence between MIR CLAYTON
r. gu we Brush Minister, Mr. Crnmplon, in
't Tt1 y The Nicaragua affair.
rv "e popular feeling throughout this coun-
n9, certainty adverse to my exclusive pre-
IN the TIUrr OF Circuit ftFiIHt, 10 Ttie
m" al the Nicaragua route 10 the Pacifc.
rs,. &c. 49, the popular susceptibility is in
.vS lI'ip,g tn regard to any question connected
H. european foolhold on this Continent
in ~, ,"e Questions involved nre to be viewed
g. b,,; e,e'ehce not only to historical facts and
de-. I oc usage, but in regard to the sensibili
he o n, me American people. The facts Of
do,1,,.S 'ton are obscnre---loQ much so to he
e"S''zed about by either parry.
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BLOODSlrED IN CANADA--FIGuT
BETWEEN THE TORIES AND TIE
RADICALS AT BYTOWN.
MoNrREAL. Semi. L

10Y ~ ~ a''
Nur'nsencc OF bloody rccontre between
.Dg radicals aud the Tories at Bytown. has
TNI reac he'd THIS city. 1t appears that The
R'I,calS'or Reiorglers' called public meet.
as Tor the purpose of adopting a congraIu.
rr,ory address to the Governor General Lord
L'sln, and that boIh parties went armed To
que appointed plnce wherein fight soon COM
geHecd. Tins KadtcTis wGTG Jirrvurr- from
"e ground, although, it il said the Tories
NHered the most Seven or eight persons
we're seriously wounded, 10y guu.shots; unri
'ue or TWO nre not expected to recover.
..I.L..A L..
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PREsIpEET TAYLoR's PROCLAMATION A.
GAINJT THE CUnA ExrEDrr1oN.-A letter
from the Captain General of Cubn 10 gen
ueman.i in New Orleans. says, as published
in the N. o. Bee:
The Proclamation and action OF the Uni
ted states ~ no more Than expected trom
the brave soldier who so successfully he'd
his troops 10 victory, through an enemy's
country, aud who, in every advantage, gain.
ed an additional glory Ivy his generosity md
mercy"
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FoRcE o. LAw.--Throughout l,lc Sand.
wich Island, such is now the force oflaw aud
moral sentiment beginning with this copy
Of the dccaloguc. that where robbery aud
murder few years ago were prncliscd as
trades, and were events Of every day occur
renee, life aud property are now .saieE--lhau
under any long established government TINT
eau he named II is almost too grent tax
on tho travellers credulity to nsk him to be-
love that people now so rcmatkalhr peace.
nhie and gehilc, nmohg whom tho sutrty of
humnn life and property is unparalleled any
where on the face of the earth, TINT less chan
one generation back, this very people were u
snyngr. ImlhnliciLr. idolnlroma rnce.
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WALTON's DAILY JOURNAL,
The Markets.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursd,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday Sept 90
At market, 1900 beef cattle, 500 stores, &
pairs working oxen, 80 COWS and calves, 5000
sheep and lambs, 100 Swine.
Beet cattlc-ENtra, 50; LIST quality, $40
I'd, do . 80; ID do. 800
Stores Ncurlings, Seas 2yedrs old 10 a
70, 3 do ii-N SCI
Working Oxcn-Salcs nj So, 80 and 80
Cows and ealvcs--$27, 10, ~, 20, and 81,
Sheep and Lambs-$l, I,25, 90, 10, 2,7j
Swine-32A 4iut retail IA to 58c Fat hogs "a
BOSTON MARKET Sept. ..
BEEF--Extra ,mess, 10 90 IL 90; Mess,
1900 1900; No. /, u 90 00g00; prime, city,
. so a 10 O0 nOvy.I2 90 90 90.
PORk-Extra clear 10 80 IL 90; clear,
% 90 90 00i mess 10 so n II 00i prime Q 90
a 900
LARD Boston Ga "a; sorth& west, Ola "a
BUTTER--siore l3ba 10, shipping II 4 lea.
family 20 %.
- CIiEESE-new milk a 8, four meal . a g,
AZ.
FLOUR-Howard street . 81 , 80; Ohio,
$50 600. Genescc, com. brands, 5,b2.a 8tHOi
Genesee, fancy brands, 600 6,7O.
B.. CORN-Yellow, round, % U0,nHt % On T.
white 60 a 90.
-oATS--southcrn, 20 ~ northern, 81 ads,
eastern, 90 ~,
WOOL-TheIc is n continued good De.
mnnd f'r domestic fleece, with large sales
within tho range Of quoted prrces>
IA
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TUE FAIR.

The annual CAlile Fair ofthis County was
holden ~ This town on Thursday, The mum,
her Of people present was large, aud tho ca.
hhilion 81 Culle and Horses, though the
number was not 50 large m on some former
occasions, was not Inferior in quality, but de-
cidedly good.
The number Of specimens Of articles Of
domestic manufacture WINS small; but the
specimens Of Improvement in he mechanic
arts were good and more numerous,perhaps,
Than usual,
We made arrangements TO insert the pre-
NUNS awarded, IN our paper fIo-dny, bu,
were not Nble TO procure a complete list, aud
therefore delay The whole until next week.
suIcrpE.-Aau Wilmauh, Esq, Of Lyn.
don, committed suicide by cutting his lhront
with razor last Tuesday Righi. lilo lQ1 tho
house about dusk and was found in his field
about 20 rods distant tho next morning, lilo
""S about so years ofngc,
A Put roR ruE WrsrrRs FgyfR.-In
One Of Mr. Greeley'a leters on his recent tour
through VI, lac holds the following language
about oar Slato,'whieh restless youths are
invited 10 ponder; &c.,.
"Ihc pure, hrncing air from the hills il
fresh aud lnyigoraing ns of old The steep
decliyiues and rugged crosts hre covered
with thrifty woOd, o0ner young, but Ia many
extensive tracts ola date anterior 10 Column
bus the school houses and churches uro worry
plentiful, and lhe former especially neaTar
mud better cared for lhnn in any state south
or west Of this; The dwellings, fences mud
farms ate every blocking uP Ia the light ofin-
creased agricultural knowledge and temper
anco sentiment Aud then these myriad
springs Of cold, sweet crystal water these
gurgling, uppling brooks that lenp aud laugh
from every hillside, 80 plentiful that they
may hear each Others low, glad murmcring
from one end Of Tie state TO the olher,--whnt
number Of California pueers could compen-
safe for The loss Of these? All sons Of New
EnFIun,i piodtiiiiii3g IN the great clies seat,
tered over the fich vast ,Gycls and prnrles
of the west, FROM tire Holland Purchase TO
that we1iaye well exchanged for these the
green hills aud sparkling brooks Of our M
tive cline? Grant that lighter labor viii Sc
cure M ample harvest elsewhere, aud that
wider palhs nro opened To reckless daring or
patient persevctnncc-yc how FTicrirEsHTU
Tie btUWruFs- tr- s.l4ai.dan. the comforts We
cast away, IN quitting this our naIN q sJittt-
40 Happiness! how OF We Zee
Thine own sweet paths IN search of thee!'
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The National Psalmlst,

nv tpwrtt uAHoN a. q ,. Wruu
Calleclian ni Church Music by tho
a Authrrs of the "llnBdrl aud Haydn SO,
cicty's Collection" Boston Acudcmys Cot,
lection, "Catminl Slcta, 81
A. this r. the latest, It ia believed also 10 b.
much The b1sr WOrS r'rr-r --.il..-s--
Embracing sufficient number pf the STANDARD
Old Tunes, It contains a very large amount oi
.Nfir MHsict furnished Or tclcetcd expressly for
II pages b. distinguished European and Am.
crican composers BY julioi1us typogrgyh.
real arrangement, the Publishers are enabled
to present aa'ueh larger amount Of matter ,han
- usual IN snlar works II eantigs over 500
tunes, W the various mctfys, and lil Anthcins,
Set Picccs, Chants, * c 49, q much gfcatcr num-
Der Of pieces, II 10 believed, than H. contained
N any other modern coll, elton a large num-.
Der of Iocdf ErrfciSts AIc nddcd, prepared with
great care, with special reference Ia the wants
of Choirs, Schools, sc, These viii be found
very valuable addition The authors possess.
ed many advantages ~ the compilation Of this
work-having been for many years ~ the con-
slant receipt uf all the best sacred music pub.
hshcd IN Germany or England, and also hHv.
ing receives from distinguished European as
well as American composers, much Original
Music designed expressly for its pages, Subj.
oicnt evidence Of the merits Of the "fsAlmlst'
IT, found ~ the wide p0pularityhnd vrrf cNtcn.
siye salcEit has already attained since it, very
recent publication. These are believed TO be-
greater than have been enjoyed by any Colleo.
ton of Church Music ever published in the
country, For sale by booksellers generally.
Published byTArPAN, WHlTTEMOREA.
MASON, Booksellers and Statonerr, III
Washington street, Boston.
Also, published as above The COHgroyd.
gaF0na THHt fi00t1 bring II srfrrtton of-ti,--
best and most popular tunes from the "Nation.
al Psnlmist;' intended for Sunday Schools,
Congregations, Ncstry Meetings, &c Fire.
site Harmony an entirely new Collection of
(;lcrs and Part Songs, by Wm. Mason Rus.
SCH 4. Goid,bsry's popular series Of Reading
Books, now used ia more than 500 towns, aud
oil qthr' school books in use, and stationary
rly lar. 6a5io3
n Office ~ hereby given, that Petition
J. will be prcscntcdtp the General Assembly
Of the State Of Vermont at It's next session, for
the grant Of Charter for a Bank ut Lyndon.
GEORGE G.. CAHQOH,
JOEL TRUtL,
/, kIMBALL,
TOnN NJ WEEKS
S.sntgtnhcr IA I~Il
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ALMOST AZ Thursday nfier-
noon, Snys the Boston Bee, when tie cars
were about starting 10 New York, gentle
man with very pretty young girl of about
sixteen summers, entered the stniiOn rather
hurricdly, und deposited hi, baggage on
hoard aud took checks for the same. lie i'm
mediately proceeded to purchase h.s ticket,
aud rs lac Ind not much time to spare, hc
took tho young lady by the baud aud was
gently conducting her into the cars .bui--just
"a lac was entering, his heart beating almost
Rudibly with delight NJ his fair prospect Of n
pleasant "trIp To York" his wife walked up
behind him aud Ruvo him n STUART litlc pat
on his shouldrr-probnhly nothing more
thnn a "loye pal"-Hnd id,"Come, husband,
want you NJ home"
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WHAT THE SHAREHOLDERS SAY.

hisy,y amusing, to say the least, TO read
the comments of the opposition press an the
Vermont election The Wings Of this Stntc
MI doubtless feel very much hurt VIXEN they
harm that Thpmas Richie aud Edmund
Burke rcgnrd Vermont us "poor benighled,
laIi Canadian, federal province - The Hash
'ns'9u tttoH, of tlta-l3 inst. confined the
following elegant paragraph;
TnhyGrUL FoR SMALL FAvoRs. The wings
il'r rJtu shouts because they were not de
ieaici IN Vermont They nre moderate ia
their expectations. n IS tuiient hai hey cal
nrltd on dcfcdi" tptIyicLsrs-clse why such
'.nishty rejoicing over that poor, beuightcd,
Al Canndian, federal province called Yer.
u0aIY To prevent lhe wings retiring in dis.
oN from any further contest, aud TO prevent
'irn. Taylcr's resigning aud icaviug the nho-
''oulsI Fillmore Ia supreme command, it is
tecsssary that The democrats should exercise
d. lhds mugnnnilnity, md conccde to the
Wings Tie -Algcfine and fGdUrUf- StuiuE of
Rhode Island and Vermont, the last States
when JJncd the UNION, and which many
democrats would blush to claim anyhow.
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&gAM@gMG9G.

ln lusburgh, Sept ~, hy Rrv a II Gray
Mr. benjamin a Kddcr and Miss Elylra Ian
don
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

nns. nave received information (since our
s rpv. wen, to press1 or n cool.hloodod ,rur,
''pe'ra'ed NJ Cranky on Tuesday. The
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AGHEAr II,rL Tie Empire City brought
TO the New York Post Office, on Thursday
last, about 1000 letters. The postage on
thfm nj 70 cents apiece, would amount To
$1,000.
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Posr OTricE RoBnRERE-'Thc ,.usi.oilicc
OF this place was robbed on The GiIh ult, Of
u 'H"er Containing Sl3l, whieA&td gust been
deposited for Lebanon, n. lkMsuApicion was
soon fastened upon y0uHg man &C the vii.
lage who was known to bc hanging about
tile office ut the time the letter WINS Deposited
aud who leit town shortly afterwards. Il is
said that he exchanged some 0f iio money
at Wells River, and that portion of il hn,
bceu Identified. Pursuit WINS instituted, and
the young man irnced To Now York, where il
was nsccriuincd lac had taken passage on
board slcampncket for South Carolina or
Georgia. Bradford Gdssiir
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. o. The loco candidate for Governor Of
Mime, is elected by the people, though 10y n
vote reduced Two or three thousand from
the loco vote last year.
y TuE SECRET ExPEpIroN.-The Washing
ton writer for the Journal Of Commerce,
writes :"The CGbn nVniionisrs lnIcly dis.
banded have rallied with larger amount of
The sinnws of war Than they ever possessed
before. Their movement was embarrassed
10y the lack of ready money That difficulty
being removed, the project will go ahead un-
I'll the projectors lose their heads"
4 HEALTHY TowN.-There have lntely
died in New Brainuee, n town. Of less Ihnn
700 inhabitants, PERSONS, whose aggregate
ages amounted to 600 years. Average ngc,
50 81 years. were over &c, 3 over 80, /
wNs9t, aud l 100.
o. The South Carolina Nulliiers shy
they urr determined IT, tr,iity ,s4tset IA hand,
uul,ss Congress shall lcgisu,c to please them
on the subject OF slavery. MIR McDuilie's old
six inches TO the length Of your
bayOnoI' is nov passing freely TrUUUg ttrr-1r.
We think, however, that IL the General Gov
eminent were tu seuh Yankee among th0m
they would heartily wish that the six inches,
Instead of being added To their hayoneis,
were added TO their lcgs.--LomsrWs Journal.
DEMAND ron SLAvEs.-lIi is estimated TINT
ten Thousand slaves have died Of cholera ia
,hc southern cities aud on plantations. These
the planters will, course deem 1t necessary
iorcplrcr. The supply vii, he, ms usual.
from Maryland md Virginia,
creating M Increased temporary demond.-
Slaves are already said 70 DO hclEaI high
er yulue.-Bat. Sun. -.
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WlsurNGroS, September lG, Gen. T'dy.
brand he F0fida indians. General Taylor,
Notwithstanding his illness, has taken deci
ded nuA active course Ia regard "a tho Semi.
mole war. Breyet Major General Twigga.
Who /. in command in Florida, and who at.
feels popularity, recommended n resort to n
volunteer force. Commissioners FROM the
Florida authorities, proposed and npplic, for
the surr.- Bat odd Zach, who knoma some.
hing Of Florida wars, aud IL willing to save
Is public treasury from plumber has prompt
, decided that the whole, army shall be sent
iloridn, aud the marines, in IddlIion to
'sen before n volunteer force shall be- called
~ There nro now Two regiments of the
ny-one Of infantry aud ono of artillery
-a.-ef ga roula To Floridn. The companies
ge not fdll, aud uThur regiments " III saan he
nIrfcd into the sane service.
General Twiggs has applied for mounted
ren, aud he hus been authorized TO mount
orion Of the regular force.
This Indian war will become u heavy
charge on tho treasury, aud will be, M here.
luiurr, tho tlstcstaiion of tho army. During
lle former Seminole wnr, large number of
Che officers resigned baltimore Sun.
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L-AMARrISE.-Iu referring TO tic reported
i6sdTiry ar fsImUrrTUU Mr. tfTrtf1ryirt,,F rr-
accomplished Paris correspondent of the
t-rrrrrT'- ''afaes Ia Nav York, snyE--ln spite
of the responsibility of Tie drawing rUUury
IN which have gathered the report, prefer
10 doubt IL authenticity, The insanity Of
l,niunriiue would bc, not only n misfortune
but sort of dishouor for humanity, struck
IN one its most admirable Illustrations
Every intelligence would. incline Ia mislrusi
itself, and would feel itself IN some sort sha-
kenny the fall of Lnmnrliuc.n
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ARRIyAL o. llusGARtAN RETu0ETs.-Tbe
hrig Chenamus, which arrived in this port
Saturday forenoon from Smyrnlu,vm Gibrnl.
ter, has ~ passengers, Coils. Henry Nry aud
Henry Nllachnmp, both refugees from the
Hungarian army. Cape Moore states TINT
these gentlemen were engaged Ia several
battles ns officers in the Hungarian nrmy but
being bcnien, were obliged 10 flee for their
lives. These refugees nro both young men,
thFty-twn or three, years of hge, aud have lplt
everything, having barely escaped with thol,
lives Noy il said 10y Capt Moore 10 be a
relative ofMarshuIl Ncyi Of France; N,d The
other one Is German 10y brla. A brother
Of Ney was taken prisoner aud shot Ia his
presence Boston DuiiV .9dreriissr.
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fave been treated by the Roman population,
1-I bIs eHruesi deslre1or ihe continued pros
I'm, of the city Of which he has, by an act
lghe Municipality, been made a citizen. lie
J,,lsresrhal he considers himself "a Franco
Roman"
RUSSIA.
TbssL Peterborough Gazette publishes M
.-oerlal uknse, ordering that the troops shall
-, ihe lame honors 10 Prince faskiewilrh
t.io the Emperor himself The same OH
IN ,y,irnal publishes letters Of Ihe Emperor
i. IA prlnce. g. pressng his gratitude for his
,.,sor suerrssi TO the Governor Of Moscow,
.,lsnng him To- perform q religious service
celebration thereof and to Generals Rudi,
y, and Ludern, comforting on them The Or
4 lsr, of -. Andrew aud ~, George,
The intercourse between the envoy Of R9-
,gLlir,n France aud lhe imperial lyrnnt Of
g,.,Ib. m reported by the Hssembiee Nation
h.appears, considering tho peculiar circum-
.,,prrs Of the times, Of n somewhat eXlraor-
J.n,n character. II ~ said that the Empe-
,or had endenyOred TO avoid all political sub,
,s,t. Of conversations but on one occasion,
,,e,.ei Tor reply a. saWe- Interrogation, lac
,enmfed boldly 10 declare, IN the presence
,o( de Rrpubllcan'-"My project, General IL
20 suppress revolution wherever IL may show
jDsr' pretty compliment, this, 70 Tho
anbisador of nny Government founded Up.
on revolution! Bur some Of tho Parb pa.
pts iake great comfort in the reflection that
he Chr II only dsplensed will, the rogoln-
ronafy principle, and does not intend to
rfdilc With "nntionnliiies."
The Emperor of Russia IL still NJ Warsaw,
shefo all the notabillies Of 81. Peterborough
ne also assembled Tho city is so crowded
abb strangers. thnt single rooms hre letting
.,a ducnl day. The police of the frontiers
.iPoland is moro rigid than ever scarcely
iay stranger is allowed TO enter tlTr country.
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Jewett q Prescott,

No. ., Min Street, n 6w steps oui Of Wash,
ingion Stfrct1 'Glliatim
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Il III II & A l. Il ID M AN.

CnoLEgA AND FRoHT,--A Correspondent
Of the boston Courier rrlales some amusing
-IHriHurtH- Of the sfIset al lenr nf lie chole1
in Bangor and vicinity, lilo says;
at IL hardly conceivable what an effect lhe
mere circumstance ihnt the chalerH In Amonl
~, hns on oerlnin individuals. am hcquninl
Gf wIItI srnsItir mHH, wtlosr fears nre 80 IN
cited that they acknowledge themselves uu-
able ellheE 10 eat or sleep.
The unusual morality among Foreigners
has produced IN extraordinary panic win
tile whole IRISH population Ia this vicinity
10 one OF the villages near Bangor, liltle
strnlngen washable use Of, rom tins eircum,
stance TO rid the place of certain vHgnbond
pnddy, A gentleman stepping up behind
bin will rule, deliberately commenced
measuring his height, breadth, Sc, when
Patrick suddenly turned nround, arid with
some lrcpidaIion, inquired what ho was q.
bout The man very coolly answered" moas,
uring you for your coffin"
."And sure, I'm uol dead" responded the
irishmaEY
"Iiut you will Die before morning, en-
see II IN your looks-nnd Wa have got YOU
grnyo dug, and n alick set NJ tho head with
your name on u, 40 that no one rlse may g.
into H.
IL Is scarcely necessary TO say 'l4ai Patrick
lost 40 time IA conveying himself 10 a safe
dislnncr rom tlioi place, leaving his grave
aud coffin To some more willing customer
A DEsrERATE RloT-Elonr PlRsoNs
KILLED, - I,puis Stbt pa desperate n.
OF Inns occurred nenr Yellowyillr, Arkansas
The sheriff attempted to arrest some desper,
hls characters charged with murder, aud q
fight ensuod, Eight uerRous were killed md
others wounded. Tho last accounts state
that the party had fortified themselves, deter.
mined To resist.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-29

TnE FRrNcH MINIsrrR.-U Washington, SsPL
2i.--lhe French Minister, Puussin, is still in
The city, but intends shortly to proceed 10
New York. where he will remain until die
heees sameihlng definite from, his Govern