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NOuvelle Period avec Ia Collaboration des
SOmmites Litteraires ct ScientifIqucs, de
Ia France et des pays strangers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
Late from California.

Cip'. William y. Phelps, late oC harqnc
Moscow, oi.ihis port, soldou jhc Constr ar
rived here ou Saturday from Cgllornln, Nl1
y ,.s.4,4a.--l Il haS hrnu@ht lnmc a CONSIDER.
nL,., o,nniiiyur gold in grains IN scales u1d
In lufnns-,itc largest weighing about ail
ounce and n'halt Cnnl. r. states TO the ed.
nor of the TraIcllyr. TIA, ns-G-the lI're' ol
ruld that have been reported 10 he tnund, rS
saws the nygcsi piece that lac has seen Is IN
The possession of MIR M,lluS, and Weighs hm
six ouurcs. He heard numerous rtono' az
the miues OF large pieces being found; lVt IN
every instance where they were Investigated,
they turned out .hc EISc or greatly cNnE-
rcrated. Ono man was reported to have
found a piece weighing several pounds; lac
went To sec him, and found that rs weight
was only two ounces, and that il was the pro.
.ructls ofa Utirc"r'iJy'g-wnt1'..
Nsto the stories that the dicgcrs wer.
many otrlnu averaging ei50 per day, bo
thinks thIt those tina, have Guuc IT,. Gcai hnyc
1idt ohhinrr mare than $1,000 during tho en-
'tirc diGping scaEuu. 49, hours Of work were
Gom five olfn hours per day.
The Inhabitants oC California Capt p. sage,
are anxious 10 maintain ord,r; but th,y can
hagdly do il In airy other why than rs, lynch
law, unlil some regular government T. cslab-
li-hcd,
when several companies Of Col. Ma'ou'-
Rcgimout deserted 10 tho mines,,a file of sol.
dicrs were sent aGer them vino in their turn
deserted. Col. Ai1~1u ttCr sturrrd with Il
fin OF dragons, called the miners together, s
Told ihen that It thcy Expected the ruuuje.
nnucG The Government, they must hell
bin to arrest lesertcrs. To this they replied
that il thcyr were amy refugees from justice
AMONG lhcm, ihcy were willing to urn ont
---+ttl help s5-es thciu, but their timo WAS Ioc
-t.fetie,t4e Ia La4.uGcullinl Lmnniuc fer d..
serJcrS Aticlnthis, Col. Mason wns3glad g.
get back with half az his Dragons.
Agriculture Inns h0cu so totally neglected
tha, u lfnn who hgd field coul1jrMg l5GOC
bushels nrwhcnt, could no, ccrit harvested
though he offered hnlf the products, Sud WA,
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read d0d ordered % % on Ilm l7ldg,

read nod ordered 10 lie ou lin ialde,
1'rfspAY, fel.2n.
ThFUdmmiuce on ihr Judiciary rclofied
ilrough Mr liun Df IWuhlu, adversely 90
rr.nlulIDu girns ihn election a. Judgrs ct
,l.e Fuprruu Count uud thHFrrllp" 100 ih'
people,
slitH,ou, through AIr llublll "T UrWhEflHs
ed in hr ffrurtd from q further cohsidrfN-
lion Of ha resolution ofiupmy wlrlherJus-
iirrs' nrrurt a. 4 tFFU-THuprly krW, nudi
m muiiur. ruil rrrEluupu WHH rfiturd 90
ihr Committee 600 ne Judiciary,
Council uri iu tuhmlllreSLIllH Nhnls
nud lmd'uudrr dIrrustiuu llf rFTTfr--rih nl
ID brwry, bf ErHr1, iu ulHllnu go wliUR %
Cunruliuu liir lho gliding lotto consideration
such amendments, alterations hud additions
10 lhe Constitution ofihr rWo 81 NrWnnir
as my lo proposed by lha Council "i Cen
sef-,
AHrr rJiritod discussion 10y NJ kw,, ~.
Addison, Mr liobud ol OmUgn, mud Nlf l'e'l
of tU9flouHi, filu tOWmliicr frponri pro-
rressnHd 1rlrd loH,C inhit ugalu ou Wndnf7-
duy nlllWunu, 90 = n.Cloth,
WrpNEbptY, i'tb, ",
Tho Council Ind under ud,irolurui Die o.
llr upou orWr Pnurroy, uf CLlurndeu, in
relation ~ ihp inequality VI representation 40
ilr iluro Of Representative
Dir ruurroy orrupled lho greater inIl ol
.i,c morning rr-siouiu defending S. eni"rc,iF
lhc principles sot iouh iu liis Report Ito
commended VIII FicW iore Wat lhp lt'frii
.,.. oU Misrepresentation In lIis riUlr,- ,bhfrd
~ IL /. urlu io"orY independent OF foPl'i
ion-Is ,'prqlai...nd o. Nor with h''rlln'i-
observation-disclosures Hh. rrib'' LlN".' .....,...,
TLr reconsideration NJ ,','T iu',"iW.'
U6t,Ui Was postponed until ftr other '''r'-
irls hrlUr 'hc CoWuiurc OF. lhe Whole was
llspo-rd ol, - HmiHFian ifee P0fE,
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Temperance Department
LICENSE oRNo LlcaEsg,

The ,olcnf mex, I'uesday on mo llr,"a"
uuraiu IL Justly regard nH one The most
,tuvurllul llirt tive frrenan ofNwm0rt 1--we
been r.dlrd upon 10 give TOR mnuy Jcara, 8
Cll oXprns,inr of public opinion wnui 'oi-
lls llin question: bui0ug ~ li'r q long nur,
l.ei hero he such O. no lirruso utguriiy ns ,We
gi1y gsc ifnll opposed - lccusi1g viii do
iar,r duly, Md llo'ifiends oftrtuprraHco and
aflpw v,ll feel ,hcmselyrs strong Thoy
VIII zee Il Ia l,e duty 70 ni1lr do prohibit
vim cff'rtUU', Sustained hy iiIF TFHrr7t
VOICE ni ;'r fleemVu, the olllcer4OI law VIII
zee thm lho Jaw becomes terror 90 evil do,
crs nv Il Ought
oar las, word therefore is-Ir, every
irsru,pu rive HE yolr Upon ths question:. Cn
llmolgli wind mud storm, II nerd hr' be- =
ur'y t1-t rHii- i'rr tiiptt l,Hl 90 diHHH' inter
wis, aui H. lailliiilly discharged NOW, /, will
1--WE mih hrraiirr- Gtpnie'r, ........
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
TINE CABINT"T

Tbe ton, John ". Clayton, o. Delaware
has undoubtedly l,,u fcl'clod hy Grn, IH}
lor far Fcrrmy nj State, Farther llmn u u
nuliipg 10 positively known, one Of Nee
latest lsl,Ias Of 'Ha new Cabinet uuohirlHliy
pur DHliby iba wi-onnc- NJ Washington ID
pa lulluwsi
JOHN W. Clayton, Of Ddbwarr, Secretary
of -uUC4
judge Cmwf,rd, Of Georgia, Secretary or
War,
Abhou lawrence, IT Massachusclrs' Soc,
r-wTy of-rtie Jrensurv
=, r. luerroll, OF rcunsylynnia, Secretary
of isr NWN
CI,b g. smilh, or ludiauu, Post Master
GfurraL
Re,cmy Johnson of Maryland, Attorney
GrurmL
Sulpl other Aialgutnla arc equally poet
ave ll,Htilfa. IlaE t!earge Es4'4a' Of Ai-.i4ler
Yil De Secretary Of tie Treasury,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

Thmb-ard .frnll Go idngs lhoy desire coll
S1y, would-i Ron la lhg nAg 10 "honilej
fl,'
Zen ihrmmsrlIrrn rl 200 nls trlurlplfr OF
lrauug. h'mnJ iLr rc,iIslnf vuI1uT ludr'
which De- hrurs uppn nrNeri lrl hiW cup
-f.0rl ll.a lauprl ,vlu ..ali bs Ptuyrd 90 linVr
brru undo aWl Through Dos difrrl HHrnrJl %"
shy holldug Of other expenses Incurred ny
llle rnmr mruua, mad lIlHe would bn liIlle
orcasinu ~ cali in lIo nid - luv. 10 supnlesa
Ille tmHlc hp b. engaged lr JlTAlIl'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

dead lbrdi-scrlOu, walrlel over ih' grave
ou Saturday night, Atb"rinrk 40 'hr Nor
i,., b,.. TOO. wns rorrfp Aud nov lllr pod
lirs heavy upuu lLe Two hrnlheB drud, WIN,
Lutn G,,y ddts Ei6rf, Wrtr l--.l-lL- ln-lk lllr,
hreaihiua rs drrIy md pHlkinF On hnHiy
us nuy nr ihe ihnlnutds nov living .Ir-
urmh lAr ryup1lug rur, Ilg4"~' " W"ro
.m lhs liur lisiury ol d0mrrlr niliel"ny
Inn iu thr ipborfd sermons 81 .ifHfhed w
eloquent dNiurr, 4 suhrruueH number ~
thr lurlr rrurs llml lho vito u ihe brollg
.,lpditd hti, went our mud watched over he
prye an lir urNl dpyi rho, tod, wns de.d'-
r. ia Singular uud uelaucboly episode llr
iiEfs history.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

alleged a. lsi lis cHlllo enl H. Women SSna
children. ~ veil 90 lheir husbands nnu.l.,,
rrr.. lad hrroun gold dipprfs, Captain
phrlt..i- ouiuinu o. ~ llin sUrcrss Of rtrrdi-
don. dsilg smuiug lrpmtiis rnuttf}r ia ilIaI b
viii ,Irprmd npdu ils dunnrr Of ilrT orl'l
ilution There h. 90 doulll, ho -n5t, 81 ll,Tiie
hring considerable quantities ol gold in ''l'-
iuruia, bHl lhsfs o. sIn's rAnfgrfa'ini' ii ii''
uniifE
I.eller. hud appeared he lbo rnpers from
per.ous who had no existence No. tNlil"fh'''
aud u respect a. ye-ses lhW hWl never geen
Iherr- E0s'0u ,Hi0s. ~-~- J'"FS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
oM0LNErND aTATE.nENATON

4 lrit,d fisl,s aruhivty-'r l''ar' OF VIZ
Allen, lla- been clee,cd hy llse Ohio LesiHH
wrr- =. +, Clmsc, a leader iu lhe liulmlo
t70rvrJrirri, UJITi uTJT WIN figured i'rrr inr
i.c uom,urlinu-ofNa Buren,. The Nlaar
nominated Judge Mclean lur llic oricc, hu'
for rcosoHs ola privnlr nature ho declined
Jho nomination. They Them supported f''nu-
ns ENHr, Sc C'p.c WINS elcrlcd on I'r fll'
L-ll.l--Il,l Ca.s men, ai'sc ESQ lrs' h''l"',
ri,lnr ilor vote ia Chase. To pny nr, the
Vgiimcri..s d On united with the Cnss ulcn
r.,,.- tIr.l--I l,,,, e'r--.inhErs-ufthr Eurrrmr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03

mau dll nos siif. iter md rngu. rs lho
rruTnhuyo rp~ul nnny lle lulI ilsl, ''r-'fr
.ruu' -uu p.uf1NAipnu rle palo iornltnd.
u.l iltlrrI lii- iHrG rs Wiill pIsrl,
~ MD Wlu'r llio rsfulWiopJ blood ~ idn
Uadnallrr poutiug from tIr yrr "A Ring
u N, gri Ir5U1 ti1r lIatrit-lirl-i NLa zllN dlL-
.m,rrr tho shadows ul' ll1, fu-Uf home, aud
sazu up0n llle Sisters laoo-llluuiurN iy Il'n
saiir sunset ilmt RlnNs over llu eco -Hi lln
dying niHu--Ns Wrapl IN o dny'dlrnui, shr
rrrs bsr hlisGni hroilter mounted uu iis avn
,anllam tond--sHes him, C0mn from llie Wurf
,il lpurei upon liis Wliiie lureiend, dw GLOW
"f vwpry ANN his hattie worn cNrrk brom
uu sister ~ The hero, dream 90 rlairr Of
l,iuggnhli mt 1nHny weeks viii lnrr, lriot'
tho watch and cltnir, placed "a your hands,
nnd stained with his dying blood, will
Iullle Your henri swell win aR0ng no deep
l,r laars a. $40 think If Ulo irn~.' Which
tlocps upon lllc sands near llo orrnn
WWT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
A SAnsTORY.

We hive Glanced, says the Memphis Eagle
upon Que of those singular aud ncluuchaly
episodes in domestic life, which nro not the
less Interesting FRONTING 1lck lint they soldoR,
rrrrrr
ring.
Ottwo brothers Of this city, fine booking
md powerfully huilt men, one dicd suddenly
on Friday. lie was buried, aud his living
hrothCr, hnvlng been Impressed with the ftfen
that urojcctWns on foot to rcstnrrct the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
From, Abe Boston Allur.
GREAT FIRE ~ PORTLAND,
Uunnr Orfrcr, PorrIAsp,

tursi+y, Feh, ~, irlh }
AZ hplf pnst ~ lHft night % itIr lfnbr uul
M rruf ~ lhn thrro story Wooden lnild-
iug usnr he head Of Il ihg street. owned mud
ocrupied hy Alt'trs. !, a q. InWfruce, M %
cabinet wafs iooHi, Hnd irunuird 10y MerHfr'
n. O1irinn, No q book hlurr, " Cunill. hH p
sbddlrr'r shop, md lice Sons Of lcmponncr,
nr a division rnuu. The fire rprehd WIN
prmi ui~diiy and 90 O Fhou liWe cu'rlnprd
lhr u,nGtnWr huildfups sweeping every ilinF
hrioto II, unit h reached ito Country Al"r
krl llnus,, ON kug'a Square, Whefu u Was
hoppily hmyod iu dat dirrruQg 90 lee west,
r,rfy building uu lLHt -idr Of NueF street.
ns Tor dawn us lhH hrirW building o. A1sfr
Vernon wHs consumed, mud b'rf ilH couilu-
gruIou WIS fortunately stnyed, \ str6ng
io,Hi wind prevailed nt lie liiur, sweeping
iir ciudrr- uud burning rmhrr7 10 O. r"nrld'
rWiIir niUHrgr, HUu Uir INV iIUUFrs uU tiTr
north side ofNWH's street Wor' ut ono tiuir iu
immucutdnuprr Tho rup0ld ~ lruiy
Church, ~ we'll us several buildings boz lhU
Iicuily, severed times caught mo, and 40 onr
liur Wr were fearful lAal uld lruily Nan
t,"Ttiurd ~ brruIr % Iury 90 ihc 0pmrr, tU'
ihe strenuous cNculous of ilie civilians, nidcd
Ly flr uit,.ufy. -uNfd rlllH e.l4A.a h'-li4 de
s,ulcliou. nllluuGl tho crpoli nlh llc plllnH
which supported u were burned ni Nrro-
pfrl 90 state. ihul llrru iudniduula Wrrn rr-
iiou,l, Injured liy the falling Of the tiuhcls
and pect- Of ,hr cupoli Of lriuHy Cuutcli
hut ull. $50 ifu-t viii recover, We Afu urH'
bleto give, 90 Il,is curly moment, additional
turitrulfr.
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rROPOsrrION OF LOrls PHlLIprr
10 RETURN TO FRANCE.

The New Nor, Courier drs lr,- fr--
siutcs % ttr sutlrlly ol sLg Gli--u Fl#e
paprr,t ,hnr i.uuis FIIiVUu hns m''u-.ri
letter. both totho Presidential llr Ernlrr
rnd M Odilpp Burut, lho prU,.l,m r'if,
Council, IN which Bee protests l'a pmiiyo
his intentions mud li. deierminnluD 700 Seen
AloofGnm public plli,rs, ~ ease b, utaA
30 allowed 90 retgrJ Ia IsaGee. ~ .vy
ambition" -ais lle IA kine, @Will Do lplf.
como n good cliiYci@ ~ d0rsuOthFf e,
rosiorrl a. tis old ned fr'oiiir rc-ider~-
Noullly, M that would be- 100 Near Par
lln usk- only resting plocp ~ Abe lb.r
IL. Vaud,H, in Amorgur. W a"d bla fa-
should thry fciun lu imucc, rrnros
ldud llirui-clycs hy y fnrnUl uml, loIlmrd
m phfteWionF IO-tho government. N.rf.
1 ..,,s,- N,,puir,',-.,,'r ~. Brtrot hnd iuhrUu
rttrtrrtr irll-f irf',- considerations
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
Council OF Censora.

SATURDAY, February ~ 1913. -
The Council of CeHsors.--A Quorum uftlc
Council of Censors met this morning "a o o.
clock, and, after prayers 10y The Rev. G. c.
Parker on motion Of nr Dewey, Hcoumittee
of three was appointed to rrport the unfn-
ished business OF the two preceding sessions,
At2 o'clock, the Commil,cc, through its
Chairnisn Mr. StowclI, reported aud aiirr ll.5
introduction of sundry resolutions, The Coun-
ell adjourned to Monday Morning..
MoNbNY, February ~.
Tic Committen ~ lnntcd 10 examine into
tie expectancy of amending the Constitution
oGNernlonl soHs To secure to the people n
more equal representation in the House of
Representatives, made n report through its
Chairman, Mr. pomeroy Of Chittenden, which
on MOTION of Mr. Burt ofFrnni,lin, was order
nd 70 t1r- rlrIrrTIt
'Ihe Committee To whom was referred
The subject oinXtrndurg Tie term Of service
OF Senators To thre0-ycprs aud for such elias.
sl6cOlinu ofthn Senatorial icrn as Tint the
SCENTS ui' one third orlhq Senate shnll became
vncnnt cach year. mndo II report througI, lis
Chnirmnn Mr. Dewey Of Escx, which WINS