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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
REV. Dr.. CHEEvER's WORKS,
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with l.rg- rvpe,
MAKING A HANDSOME i2r1o volume, Uniform viii
A'lO Cb-evers oih-r orss o.
ectures Tie Pgri1s Progress srt on the Life ard
Tines Of Jchn Bu-vsn.
By Go 3 CL--ver D D
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T.
VASDERiNGS OF A PILGRIM IN THE ALPS
IL he 80 COW = = OFT snc sni ne J4rg'fsu.
GO CHEEvER
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The Jou-ns of The Pilgrim. =, P.ymouih. Ia NewErg.
sad in leo re7rrtsd ron he origin. volume win his
ior,s ana .oca Iu,usnons Of Pr0viienees, Principles
an Pr.Ions
sY GEO CHEEVEg, ID
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ff.us Fcrss'shy JOHN WILEY. lei : osdwsy
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EOR CALIFnRNIA ~ sIXrY p.Y- :.

FOR CSLIFORNIa ~ -INrb DAYS rn
C0pus CamlrRo. Monterey. 81 tIu, DURANGO snd Ma
zstsr-uisfsnce rs ui~. Total expenses from New
Yo-k 90 ss1 Frsrclco ss5 Tuis Company will he f,tet
0li irm--aey -r1@r he -ousrd ci tsdsr for sevrra
vrsrs 0l pc shove rocir None n-ed trpy who csnnot
frrh go1f chsrarers or Eoof behavior surrs respect
a. ti1d po7 hrolgh ell the Ute For farther in'or
nation spPY a. e. scu-st loece fret locrl hom lot
o'rinrF - l5f 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

NEW I>yENTIO>-GLcing. .nf 51rris1,ns on Cs
lNIrou The susniCn u sicers snd Isn.1c .uf-is y
or1srn- rIs' wOrE . directed io sp-cmrn =. s-hs --
D1ruish q On cssgrun Which csn - seq ~ sir" esy'
&c. .for- of NJ J. L W.,TOs 55 Bfozf~sy "r-re
.co~.1on. vii b. received sOr 1- purchase o. pslrnl
rx,tfr 4 ding % iron The AcEszisgssof z-sng ora
rent.l sclag onirOn are "a n-etsun<s esI =
hal ust,n-. cur.D y, ssd Ns t1se-p-.n- " ece.s %
e nn~s. oarnsh III cost beng y per cent eo-.pf tnsn
he use a. node o. I<o1fscgring - W.
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n,i.L- A,p pAKrIE. '. SNOW

BALE AND PAHTIES 70 sNUW ANU
kAis-Lad-s ~hte and biscs s.ii, fr<ret o..
rocco sn1 an slippers, BIKE .ni tsrs oss>f
,. .ct sa lsbl- for lhs season Of balls and psstss
Laiss PEI p-tu o. gloss India Rabtsr Lss Boo Over
sn,~s nc suitable kf Lh.s season " sco~ sn1 rain
nlLLERs, IA CsnaIa lT sus
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

l.. SNOW, Aocu,reer.
IL l.. SNOW ceslfins not 10 .save he siniy of S.n-
F.srris Al present, respectfully soci,s share % ruese
patronage in ire Agcfon Ard Conmssscr ms; ~nsh ne
~il h@ happy receive o. ~ AnR-'t he VII sls- ms
c-rsrus attention 10 tho sas ~ a. xoois nefehandiss
leXcept ingox csuag icaors ard rec -stae. bNss W
suction of the city. he will ssp parcsts>
.,,1.,,.,,. ,,cr,,, 4, .x.,y f,.t.nre Nh
DICH CABINET FURNITURE At AUCTION.
IL VAN ANTWERP PINE vii sei, siihlot r~sefN-
on THURSDAY FEB IS n 10, o'cicct al - sros~sy.
correr - Nsst he stoca OF privsi- sac -sshsnm~ns
designed usy-y for custom private ses, comprising
s asonmeni every srrcl- u whch .y h- &c -f urc1
u the quality For particulars Ccorief IN
csrrr cstsosues now ready ard he sriers csn Ne
examined Terms rssh. lt ne
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spoken, &c.
nilNitiiAt. NOTICES.

Jan la Of Cape Anoao .p Alexandria With ems'sat.. 'up
posed Tor Gaiv~ston.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
Export iron let 10 l3h February

.ss- .s
GRAtN-n Wheat there and sas so bushels
made Geueee milling Another
rumr~d could There Other buyers for Gen
Corn Gay The uumhef Of samples
tsrg sns About tlhes changed hands
White for fellow southern and 63d6g or Northern There
inquiry pneut Rye the small Tie
n,nns5 ~ Os's 3ta3i cts for JERSEY, Nlh
bs.le. foaf3c for NorheIa aad 5c Cor Ng
s.lss tOO Otushes field Pea. Al s7k cents per bushsl
D. lfH EaNr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

TO THE PUBLIC.
NTUONY 4 Eukh>ON,- DOgbl- Aetf-g ko-
"A .ry Cturu vii BE- exhibited ms Gfys afO Wetn-s
.nt Tfastay a. fh- American Insgt- corner u Broad
uv Al Aufh5ny-- Zap ssirs d. Oc1cK rscn Day
c.rring vii b made IL VI produce bguef from .~e-s
ix IN Orn three minutes and from cream 10 r4c
20. tine THIS cn1rn scls upon r-~ arc pn-lOso ,lic-
oneip dong - wofk ssiorsti1xy c1cf, snd IN -
s q ho-0ugh manner. LIS Of nos slp~ sn1 ss1
abe Improvements of he age Cal arc se- 70 oP-'Al'A
fqfSrf.-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
CALIFORNIA.

(ALifOKNfA--For ,-e-A S.t--roosn ucs-t in
steamer Psnsms or l5tn March. Address Box s5T Post
Orc- iff a.-
4 COMPANY NOW FORMING for California
= n -. axe tgs members Scre need apply shp
e.nnot siye 90 rerenee I1q re as Pesi.t IS Sc
CAIIRURNIA APEWTER.-P-u si-. ci.be.
y and bowls s.o Brtsrriz mugs. fgrlh er.. piichers
sPoo esat-ens. kc. f,r sac. sis 5sri'g.ip. by
80 LUcls HAsT, l.is Bosr nsn H.rtl
CtLIFOR>IA GOLp-wa-Htk- lRo.-rr.
~ rsifl ~ 1-rs, ca 1-r ~. aLd C-op-rs ToCs
3 grfsra fs.orr1-rf y Esrtsr.r-. Cut-rv &c 'or
:. = y - ,o--.t nr l1.t-l O,sOHS sNAS-
WHO, WISHES FOX tNLfFOk>fA GOLD.
W a. tsn'e - nsf % ses - you'g mans -srnns.,
r.f-r-rr~s yer ard Pocy NJ Lif- lr.ura-r- f3r
a. pirt '-crriy Address W. i.u.or - 3 orr 1874
Dt-TOL belts AND HOLSTERS FOB CALI
Il FORSIA-Al sin6s n r,s.oo-s ana hOisters Tav-i.
rgsIsrfs-Es T. ives shssif SUI sr .. IL sds he
shor -'i rgi.ce, By JOSEPH 7 BELL, 80 Falon-.i
rs iFis' OPPOSITE Chsreh . y
HORTON & BaR>CN, - Clsihsm-'cuzre, have
or hsrd az. stock y Ready made C.olhng s1ta-
b '0r Csfrnis .rsds s11 vi i've psric1Gr area
tn ~ oonf ~ inrvi-us' ~ ss.'eis'on' "a Su.h'
CALIFOBNIa.-P,r.or, going to California wiu
goo u'tfo- f1r .1e shove 20 lai-->nifis p AZ ard
.gur-1 under S1lrLs Drawers. Mln-y bris Socy -ts
q, -Ace@ri 20 prevent ssesicSress snd variety
y arte.es ioo 11msrogs 70 ne-lon. .ll VS.
EOR CALFIORNIA VA TEXAS, ala iae
4 reported gold Lfrrs q fi0 Ola And ssl Josc lu.
stang March g. arriving hrst wreS 10 Jrn- 70 for nme-
ra'- ABR trCre 80 uaaf erpers-s or lOlruey thr-s
m1rft- SUP us provisions ard four na - per
Th- uu-s I'll BE- - srrAi value f1r rnlng "a
porsfol TIE second division cf ne Carson Ass3cslon,
s1Optrg ne route srd al shove lnl cs- o loe for-
~ Fal particulars given by D. hOlSH- F-o-i-si
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
MECHANICS HAIL
i~o BROADWAY. between O and and Broom =

HROADNAN between q @ and and Broone-- SIS
\ - Open every us III during The week The onsinA
snd well-kno~n .
orgarifef ls42-lhe oldest established company In the
World he frs 90 harmonze uryO melodies, snd origins
tor II IN. present popular style 0f Ethiopian entertain
ars whose Concerts his city for period u Two years
bsvs laen patron zed u sn extent unparalleled by any
srr sement in his great metropolis Ihey VII hsNr lnr
b,ror IN coutnurg heir inmiabe Concert. every ngh
unf farther notice. Introducing each representation 70
risfy OF new OPERArlC BJRLEsOUEs, SONGS,
DANCES ant their rev Bufl@sQle ~ he
VOYAGE MUSICALE
Admission 25 cents Dours open 81 :, torc-u com
rr.srrs- AZ or'ors Al Afternoon Concert every -sur
d,g comms.ciug st3Pa Manager ami Director, = r
rtfnr-wV 1.f l~Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

20 PHi siCIAN.-A GOLDEN oProRIUNlI1
A cOullry physician wishing 10 20 SCUM ll'posr
- -, ,,.r1ir. X. amount Of nlch all exceed = per
sr,rm TIE ,ifuauOu is 10 - extetsv- minlng osIlc-
AZ Anpe fed Tor prscace. hmsc iniroe 7euon
- y. iv.r The only consideration rtq1irrd I'll D 70
-, h..sos fsfuture and cOriers OF slsb E afo1nIins
10 ,host sSoo Noa- Beed spPy who e.nno eommanc -
amount Satisfactory rei-feuc- re l.i7s ssiSrt5cTT
ln,rnio'i-, ah~ .I'0' ~ ~ 80 2
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

-.
l TAI An opportunity 10 no~ oc-r-c ~Defsy nc
.hov-n.m-d cspits may be double ed IN oo- y-sr ioe -
hss pa e1t night for he United sises ~ne1
nnes great saving n soor soc fge, and can as n
.,s- ecus 10 besg Eng ish he vii prove ~ '-su-
r,,uss from the M eineul nschn 70 sel a. our
h.r ne prcs Of TIE gnssh. He vii give ne
a. opportunity OF nssins ina II be eocveror osofe
purchase Address Boz ISIS Poss Ofce. ls' oss'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

NII-ICAI FESTIVAL Concert under me dl'
y recron VI nr WOODBURY., To consist of choice
.-ectiony from the Orsiofos ~ bs given Ia kuig-rs
Churrh On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. ID Phneipsl
80 o.. 10 ~ perlnnsd by MIS- Jos Nofihsl. Nj" hlicn'
cock and M Woodbury. supported ~ an IN irh Cnotus
,,.s,,s i0f StSrukrh.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
NOR CAIFTOKNTA VA TENAs, AZ iae

IIFfKRR~; FARTNA.--Cs .orrisns sd o'hers
mAsng .ong voyages VII tnc hecsep Fsrira ore of
i- co1c-r rae sr1 best foods ney csn tsse-pass
h tgl rlfr-I0ls @afg prepared. 40 &C Fonca-sp-
rrJv-d bg re NewY0r Academy % Ns-icire slc he
Faculty genera v a. ros vtolef0ue food 2r nvsids
~ The hesy Puup n b0ze. % convenient ~. src her
rer-l y "a ef sod tg .h- rrnr1 pa wholesale gro-ers
srf ~ HECKER K BROTHER.
fF llisee4 2OI Cherrv-st
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BOARDING..


sJOAKDING.-A gentleman aud hs wife can Obtain
- board with pleasant rooms and pannes attached
tbs secOrd flor house where there are few seec
Dogrders Also TWO ghfee single gentlemen can De- ac
comm0istcd Apply al SIS HOusonst corner Of Crosby
fret block from Broadway. l3i lwis'
tpDARU-Pl.ssant furnished rooms car be hsd. with
tbhr Hkfssi tes l76 Fulton feS doors vest "
Broadway. opposite II Psu's ChurchyAd. l5' 3Ns'
'I'O LET-Nesr he Barery, with board, two rooms
with cos-s on the second fOlr furnished unfu nisn
ed 10 gentleman ard lacy WITHOUT children. or
three single gentlemen There will he moving In May,
zni the family i smsl. References required address
A X n AT fh., Isl L.
USfUbNf>HED PARIOR, with bedroom
n zttc-d suitable family. with both looms conve
aieul al IS Wanenst few vacancies for single gentle
n l'i l"s
DLhAsANT FUR>isHED rooms, 90 The 'ee'n :
snd ihrd floors wltn OF without b'essia's and tss a.
P-rs nlac" ~ -m-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

NUrIUE iuPOKTEhs and Jooosr. - 80 -
lNery Wsre-Wsui-d by middle aged mah $500
a. s.-.rsp IN wholesale Crucirry sf'hoes--hs -
ons experience n the bu,ine.s sna perfectly .
Il Hersr n -prssed 10 ih.cry bfns vita bin s-ueo
4, ~ n worm 81 lr.6e For farther irformslJu Please
address fh resl Oher VII o- ne.lc-oI -
i0.l lower Poet OAce BWOCd have no "
s,S S.autN Wr.t NJ a rr.r BE ho1se ~ y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

CALiFOKNfA-For '-le-A sste-roon ucr-t ia
S"esner Psnams oa l5,a March Address Box s5T Pog
a. n.t.-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

20 - Grand Total. .as1ss
""''h " h"'ole--'"' "'----'--''7''l fshipplng List
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thers fair demand for Flour and the
demand entirely iof home trsde and the
Es.t holders lot on The mste h- rsnsac
bo0i 62 fr aud good We
for pure lbd6 Is Tor fancy and extra
Thse bts New Orleans a. 81 a6 49, tle at
ts or be r than common H. southern bot
market e. oOtos " 5 20 .see go hbs oi
Richmond Cy ~ 20, Mes Tor White, snd 81 rs
Tor Verse, and Brandy saes 600 tbis Small Re
Four At 37ha2 a.
Export from let 20 I3th February
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

have seen snt eKsrined the q" P tent Submerged
Nh'rllng P.nr Of NJ Wm n Jennison, inienfed Tor
xashing and separating particles Of god from ne sand
,sd other esrlhy matters Of the god region OF Csofoa
consider u he imp and most useful eoninVsncv
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
mnr.e,. ..o.sstgLLr Rsros1sD ros ras rslsgss

NtbStsb.r. Fe5 10
AsaEssms sale. 80 y s1.s,e 17 and IS for Pots aaa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15

sSxx D-rsd .rd eoyP-rf,s-usd ship n HAksktk,
- Cspt asf~in. basins Ne bs.s OF Ter hsis and
ssss-assrs sfe.sy s1xssed, will sal 10 lew ss,s rof
stxht Of passage app inmedisi-y On board, Al H TO-
n 4 90 flH l0asAl OLs,f 3 COTkELL. 81 soafb-s1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-15
AsR Chiffon. NJ. D.

Leather hlse. both leading snd suction, win hlobsfd
admirable Rotary Force Pump, which hss been approved
md prefrrrd BY the L. Navy, and taseu 10 Csiot a
by ev-ry mining company that tss leh New fors aso
Csiforn. picks. Q1icksver srd oh@r mining app znces
Al The once Of he Diaphragm Filter 3i3 Broadway
tgft WALTER GIBSON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03
RAILROAD UP TIE CoNkECTICrT
RIVER.

Charters were granted lay The Legislature
Of New Hampshire NJ ils lnsl session for lls
consrueinn of Railroad from sorue point
soUlh, 10 Lancaster, following tho Connect.
oul River or HE Amouoosuc Valley, Ath,
present lime the people residing upon rIe
different roulesnr good denl excited. agd
iffltey ure not cooled Oh by Tho cold wenib.
er wa are now experiencing they viii be- a.
each other ~ sharply ms ure now lbo differ.
cut wings Of 'fhe hurmoulous democme,n
of tho Coos region, THE final seuiamost
Of the question ~ 10 the Toule will NOT ,ert
likely be- made ~ present Engineers ono
usuulIy pretty good judges ia sucI, .a,es
whom The question ia regard 10 tie amount
Of husinors that will be- done does uol Giny
determine v,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03
A NUT FOR THE GOLD DREAMERs.

Tho Boston Daily Traveller Inns the follow
lowing communication upon the purity of
tho gold fouBd in California. There nrc
probably 10000 gold hunters, 10y this Iimc, in
California, and fthe specimens referred TO
hollow Indicate The eeucrOl character aud
value of the article found, there will be great
Disappointment, aud mnny of thca,, on tho
purt Of those there, mud others on tho way.
Ain Nor Com 5UAr GLITTRns. 10 The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

hn,a q given amount; nl4a lI ilmi WHy uHuy
81 ras rT'snme ririi purchnsed lIIrir irrcduut
uud ihou huugii rgrs Oftlirp Unu, lived boz
-pirlipr and opdsDrr, and laid llr .lDnrdH-
iirii 81 iuiuitirr, Yet ilteHe a-lDpFs are a.
f,r,,slrd, ume out Of uiud' mud 30 VIII be
hinAi Of CuliffnHpud. die sooner HE better,
unt iileud Ia gold currency, lat not TO
Old mining, Thai 10 pursuit which The
tApericure Of unliuns shows 60 be both ~
poverishlug md deuornllzing 10 n nHliou."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03
)F TIE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.

BuRLINGToN, Jan. II, 1910.
The pnst year hus been one Of seeming re.
verses to the cause ofTemperanee in His
stale. The popular ynie which in 1917 pnvo
decided expression ngains, License, in IL.
AZ WAS declared to DC in favor or Liressn III
enemy bud snid The Slate wouId no, end,,r,
II more than one yenr, and they have urn-
claimed thllil'menr ofthcir predictions y.
lated will their victory, they have engnreJ
with nli Zeal TO improve the present, md If
possible make some amends for the pnsi WE
should think tho multitude ofthcir o1Jerirvs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03
Derby, Jan, q, 1919.

FREE SomIsM IN ONO. Tho papers pub
lsh mn account of locofoco bullying in the
Chin trgisiuturr., Br, 'f0wnEunt, u free soif
|memher, was dominated for speaker and
wonfd hnve been elected by the aid of Wing
votes. But lac declined. The free soil men
then nominated Mr. J1hhson WIN hy ti,e aid
oftIe Wing, icame ~i,hin Two votes of m O.
lection. But, strange MS il mny seem Or.
Townsend another free soil member, voted
% for n rank, ultra Cnss Editor,nnd elected himl
This statement is made by INV. Editor Of the
Cleveland True Democrat, who WINS viii
ness to the affair. AluAb excitement aud dis
content prevailed among The rank aud file of
tho ffoo soil party, The Cleveland free soil
Editor says 1t In fanred 10y many that there is
game nloot 10 transfer the free soil men o.
yer 10 Locofocoism. ar Il be So say- the
Editor "tce are mol among those trho go by The
.sodns)tc.% --,-~ 't-t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

TrRr, On tht morning of Jan, 81, wns
consumed by fire in this vilngc,rlte dwelling
house owned by Mr. Isaac Robhnsund occu-
pied 10y Den, A. II. Moore The Ioss com
rrsinG Tho house aud furniture, owned 10y
,'rco tami'jcE, If rstmutcd Mt ubout ~ 500
500 on the house and $50 on tire furniture
insured in the Washington CounlyrCo. MY.
As the fire commenced la the- part Of the
wood shed ihrlhest from the fire; aud ns the
she'd continued no ashes, except such rs were
wet; AMI MS no one was known 10 have visit
cd tia, part oft ,lte evening before; no ra-
lional account can he given offs commence
ment un!cSs II wns the work Of an incendiu-
ry II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

slaughter, mud, wo blush 10 soy IL, lhey Ola
cherred 0n iH some cHser.ly lle c0unrruancn
aud GucpuraRrmfl Of lhDhe Who would Am
be- esteemed hdies, We commend Ibis tta.
joet 10 lhe srriuus consideration Of liis u.fgf
lnE'
Which 10 respectfully submitted.
JOsEPH STEELE,
IlnRI llOwf,
w q, kiTTHEDGE, EIfqdT,
D.. p. Gam,
J. NEWHAh,
=. NJ. hoCKwuop, C6mmH.
CHEsTEK FPEHCEE,
llARYEY O-lliGLEY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

Edifos oChe Traveller a gentleman conInfee,'
ted WllltALA y, =, cops ~ iaHEinrr1s' when
linn beiu ordered hy ilg Gnycrnmenl ln chi
il1ruin, wns NJ my h0lse yesterday. ne fh
ted % ihrl Which mny be- Of frrvire 90 those
perrnn- ~ our mdsl whu are touched WlIli
ilie "yelloW fever" Calling Inst Wue4 upon
q distinguished chemist Ia New furk,he was
irld lhul five parcels olgold from Cnl ihtnla
WE'RE sent In ile rheirisif 10 be- assayed, oae
Of the parcels was louHd 10 ho nearly pure
goldi the remaining four parcels, valued ~
$4,000, upon lrihl were found not Ia BE-
Worlll 70 cenls,And lbe chemist expressed hia
opinion lhuI one GGh only Of the dust Rath;
cred IN lle gold regions would be found Of
any ,uluc, b. us,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

'G5F'Judge Mclean has written letter to
the Intelligepcer. in answer TO the attack
mu,Ie upon him in The U. S. Senate, by Mr.
Foote Of Mississippi. The Judge very calm
ly denies the charges made, but says, in CON
clusiqn "As citizen, claim the right, aud
shnlt exercise is, of flaming and expressing
my opinion on public measures" Good
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

To Maznlnu, hul tho weather proving very
bad ihey look lhclr cmlrae Tor llie Sandwich /
Islands, AID finally arrived % HONOLULU,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

We Hfr ihr Independence ani spunk or Tie
man wlo wns our chn,rr lor candidate ldr
lle Pneridrucy l'uoia hHs ngulu assaulted
llle Judge, und CurWiu lHf replied 90 him,
Foole hrlungs 90 ih1' class of men, who, II
they hpppou'o lIl'laccd iu public stations
ore plwuy- rYMy 10 dictate whnl olhers
should do AMI sayi bHd wo are not sorry 10
see Tho manifestation a spirit by u T.,
-, Senator property rehuked even 10y Judge
or The Supreme yCouu Of the l'niled Smles,
Tic lelarwrlnan hy he Judge aud Tor
which act l'oola Gssailed him, was m refer
euro 10 tho Compromise bin, ~ called, touch
Ing lho subject Of slavery IN hc Territories,
llo declared rpyey 10 be- tie creG'we Of
municipal or state law, oud I'm, Congress
could not lcgnlile slavery iu Territories now
lico Gom slavery or iuws porniuinr slavery
10 cNir, A opinion of Ihis sou from u
lourued Judge ofil,o Supreme Court nelrled
tie Mississippi slavery oNlcnugniu'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

" The Secretary protein. 81 The caiCdo-
MIA County Agricultural Sosiety, is perfectly
excusnbio, underline circumstances, for lis
failure to report the proceedings of the late
annual meeting ofsaid County, ms it was his
intention to do.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

D-The Rev. Rurrs Ctsr, Pastor Of the
Congregational Church Mt the East Village in
This town, wo understand, preached his fare.
well sermon 10 the people of his charge on the
last Sabbath Circumstances connected with
ileheaIih of the Pastor, have, we arc inform.
ed, induced HIN 10 ask Tor . separation from
his.peoplc. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

hrws FROM ORrGoN. Dates are received
from Oregon to the 18Th Of July last The
ircnds Of the Rev George Atkinson aud la
''y formerly ef N,~b''r,-,t irt- St7'-, writ
gratGed 10 learn that they had arrived safely
at their dcstination--to labor as Missionaries
In OREGON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03
TINE MANCHESTER MURDER.

Ill- MANIllE0llh MURDER,
II now appears lhal George 4. Sherburnt,
alias Pearl, whose arrest on suspicion lhHi
he . - courrrutd,in tie murder af Mr. Par
ker, hns L,'u stated, Wus lllo person who
proposed "a shin on hoard The New York
packet NJ lhis port IN order IN gbn posses
sion OF tho vessel, This Proposition was
made "a MalInn, 10 whom at llIe SAGE iihr
he disclosed his participation lhe muliHl
az Manchester, Finding lint NAHUM wns not
disposed To- Join la the project, md Gaiiug
dat be would disclose lle revelations lao had
made 10 Him, Shrrbulne lhrn concoitHd the
project of accusing Muhuu, piirTchntRol ~
ON hid the rQuirrs.puH made hy hiuibrlt~hrr.
hurur, NJ lbc limu Of lis arrest iu Fall RIVER,
hy officer Russell Of ibis ciiy, bod lpkrn pas
rlec for New York iu tho steamer Governor,
~hcrburnc h. snd 10 be- nn old ollander uud
nn indictment h nov pending npninH I'm
IN MidloseN county, lnr robbery. lie w-H
taken 10 BOSTON ou Friday morning 10y oil,
Ger Russell NJ tii- fi,t, mud thet". placed "a
gAafpa 90 allicar Slladd, 90 Lowell, anal taken
to Lowcll.-.Nilo BcdIo,d Mercury
COUNTERFElTERs ARRESTED
Two Young men, Hannibal Potter ofSl'
Alhlus, mud Dcnui- Savage Of Durham f'e".
MIS- were arrested y"siclUdy nj Milton Falls,
"h lhc rlht@" ol ,,o,sing couulpllbii money,
They had succeeded Ia imposing -sF,'tiuu
bills on hlr Blackman Mr. Warner, and OH.
rrs, ir Burlington, aud az Mr J. W. WcWcr'S
store ~ HE Falls. When arrested IN Miltnu
they threw AWAY package containing some
500. which wus subsequently found, Tic.
bills ia their pOssrssinu, aud ~ Tho package
thrown nWny, were Gtrr oullu Connecticut
River Blinking Company Hartford, Conn;
ivrs ON ilo Merchants linnk, Providence X.
l.; tiyes on tho tErUiury Hank, Wiud-ur
ihrrcs ou the Bank of Whitehall; iiycs on the
Ran, of Rochester, n. H.; ihrccs on tie Aga.
VAIN i}nk Springfield, Mass, and ten on
Hto Adams Bnuk, Mass, These bills are an
very poorly executed, though Hose on the
Ascuinay Bank, The Bank Of Whitehall, oud
the Merchants Bank. rro calculated 70 nc.
coWe IhG unwary. The others are hnrdy up
To pictures on u board fence.
Tie Cuunlcririlers were examined before
Nj Justice llollenbeck, aud hound over, IN
bonds ui $500 10 answer ~ the next term of
the County Court They nro now IN Jail.
Potter = said to bu very respectfully connec-
ted at -. Albans. burlington Free Press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

RAN Roam FROM MoSTrEhrR TO WELLS
Rivtn. II Is tho iulcnIon.wc understnnd,or
those Interested to rcconnoiler, this route,
some time the present month"; Ia nscerinin It's
feasibility. The di-iarcc Il some % niles
mud, on tho supposiIion Hint lS as easy os
tue average OF ra'l road routes, IL wonlI IL
quiro some $500 00oolo construct and furnish
il. No one need io,arpose auy objections 10
roll road upon this route; none have 10 the
proieci itself-but some offs airocr',S have
,Ai,eii. occasion in the same rnnncriinn 10 say
things untrue Of, and prciudicisl to, another
couIo, which, Of course, attracted attention
md comment Tho friends o. the Pnssump-
sic road re the fast tia, will mako Of ieruons
10 n rail road from Montpelier 10 Wells 2ir-
er, They have no occasion even to "lhrow
"a tub To the wlln,cn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-03

We gave an account lHsI week Of The or
ganilrt on lnis state Temperance crnvre-
nssembled in This place on the