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CONNECTICUT.

65l. From Hartford II m, in summer, every day,
By We,hers6eld, Rocky Hill, Upper Middetown,
Middlctown, Durham, Northford, and Fair Ha-
To New Haven, by g p m, Al miles
And back between IL m and 9 pm
In winter, between m and m going and be-
tween IL m and m returning.
652. From Hartford at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
Colchester, Salem, and Chesterfield
To New London by m, Al miles
And back between u m and m, next days.
653 From Hartford at 10 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
By East Hartford, Manchester, Bolton Andover,
Columbia, Liberty Hill, Lebanon, Franklin, and
Norwichtown
To Norwich, by 81 M Al miles
And back between u and p m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
654. From Hartford at m, Tuesday, Ihursday, and
BY East Hartford, Manchester, Quarryvillc, Gov
entry, South Coventry, Wilmantic, Wndham
7 Howard Valley and Brooklyn,
To West Klingly, by p m, AZ miles
And back between II a m and u m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
tween Brooklyn and West Kilngy, miles, in due
Dexon with the Norwich and Worcester line, will be con-
sidered.
655 From Hartford at a m, Monday, Wednesday, and
By East Hartford, Manchester, Quarryvile, Cow
entry, Mansfield Ashford, Arlington, and Pom
fret Landing
To Kiingly, by "a m, "A miles
And back between 10 m and II m, next days.
ESQ., From Hartford at 10 every day, except Sunday
BY East Hartford, Buckland, Oakland Vernon,
Rockville, Ellington, Square Pond, and West
Stafford
To Stafford, by 81 m, 80 miles
And back between 7 m and ! m, making due
connection with the Norwich and Springfield route
at Rockville
Half of tho trips, going and returning, to by
Tolland and Stafford Springs, instead of Ellington,
Square Pond, and West Stafford.
657 From Hartford at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
Bv East Hartford, East Windsor Hil South
Windsor East Windsor, Broad Brook and Sciti-
To Somers, by 9 p m, % miles
And back between 81 m and III a m, days
65s From Hartford at 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
BY B Bloomfield, Tariavie, CRANKY, and southwck,
(Mass.,)
To West6ed, by 81 m, % miles
And back between u a m and II p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
659 From Hartford at m, Friday
BY Bloomfield Tarifville, CRANKY, North CRANKY,
and East Granville, lMass.,)
To Banford, by 7 p M "a miles
And back between m and 4 m, Thursday.
66O From Hartford at 10 m, Monday Wednesday, and
Bv peo1onnuck, East CRANKY, West sua6eld, and
Feeding Hill, (MassD
To Westfcld, by m, 80 miles
And back between p and m, next days.
66l From Hartford at 10 m, Tuesday and Saturday
By Bloomfield, Simsbury, West CRANKY, and Hart
To West Granville, (Mass, } by 7 p m, 30 miles
And back between Ga m and p m, Monday and
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ATT From West Brook6eld at p every day, sxcep
By New Brantree
To Hardwick by 8 p m, IL miles
And back between a m and 9 Am.
ATS From Worcester l0I every day, except Sunday
By CiappvilIs. Spencer East BroOk6eld, Brook6eI
West Brookheld Warren, Palmer depot, Wilbra
ham, Ludlow, Springfield, West Springfield
Westhed, Russell, Chester Village, Chester Fac
tories, Bancroft, North Beckett, Hinsdale, Dalton
Pits6eld, West Ptlsfeld Richmond, Flat Brook
Canaan -Four Corners, ~ ~ New New. CONCORD Miosa
vile, Schodack depot and Greenbush
To Albany, by 8 p m, l55 miles
With additional sill -tmes'a week mail between
Al and l p next day, goiDg and m and
III next day, returning
To arrive at Springfield by Ii m and - p m going,
and / p m and p m returning.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips between State
Line and Albany each year. during suspension OF navga
ton on the Hudson river, are invited
479. From Worcester at every day, except Sunday
BY West Boyleston, Clntonvlle Lancaster, Gro
ton and Pepperel
To Nashua, IN. II. y by 9 m, As miles
And back between Al p m and 81 pm
With branch
From Sterling Junction at n m every day, except
Sunday
BY Sterling and Leominster
To FItchburgh, by 81 m, is miles
And back between St p m and p M
$50. From Worcester at 81 evoy day, excop, Sunday
To Rutland, by p m, 10 miles
And back between and 4pm
4sl. From Worcester 10 M Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Paxton, Codbrook, Barre Petersham, North
New Salem, and Wendell depot
To Warwick by 6 m, Al miles
And back between and 81 pm.
Proposals end Wendell depot miles less dis
tanco for three additional trips to Barre, 81 miles,
invited.
4s2 From Worcester at 10 m, Monday Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Paxton, Coldbrook Barre, Petersham, North
New Salem, Wendell Depot, Mortified, and
Vernon (Vt.,)
To Bratteboro', by 10 m, IS miles
And back between a m and 81 m, next days
Proposals to end route at Wendell Depot 25 miles less
distance arc invited.
4s3 From Mlbury at 81 m every day, except Sunday
BY Sutton
To West Sutton, by m, 81 miles
And back between a m and II IN.
49, From Whtinsvlle at m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
BY East Douglass
To Douglass, by II p m, miles
And back between 81 and a m, days
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$50 From Hartford q m every day. except Sunday
By West Hartford, Avon, Canton Collinsvlle,
New Hartford Winchester, Milbrook, and Nor
To Canaan, by " a m next day, 40 miles
And back between Al and 10 a M
663. From Hartford at IN, Saturday
BY Simsbury, North Canton, and Barkhamstead
To West Hartland, by p m, % miles
And back between 7 a m and m, Friday
66i. From Hartford at every day, except Sunday
By West Hartford Pennington, Bristol, Tcrrys
vile, Plymouth, Plymouth Hollow, and North
To Liichfed, by m, 90 miles
And back between Ga m and III m.
Proposals route at Pennington miles less
distance, will be considered.
665 From Pennington at m, Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Unonville, Burlington, and Harwinton
To Wocottvie, by 6 p M 10 miles
And back between 6 m and l0t m, next days
Proposals for three additional trips will be considered
666 From Collnsyille ct p m, Tuesday and Saturday
by New Hartford Centre, and TorrDgford
To Wolcottville, by pm, ii miles
And back between and 10 M, Monday and
Friday.
667 From Holland at M Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
By Moose Meadow, wes,fOrd, North Ashford, and
West Woodstock
To North Woodstock, by m, "a miles
And back between 4 a m and 10 a m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
$685. From Bolton m, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
To Colchester, by 7 m, II miles
And back between m and l p m same days.
$780, From North Woodstock at m, Tuesday, Thurs
day. and Saturday
BY Woodstock and Pomfret
To Wilkinson, by III m, III miles
And back between l p m and p m same days
with three additional weekly trips between Pom
fret and Wilkinson.
670 From Windham at IL m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY North Wndham
To Chaplin, by M smiles
And back between 3 and same days.
GIL From Central Village at M Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
By Moosup, Planfeld, Canterbury, Westminster,
and Scotland
To Windham, by ii m, Is miles
And back between III a and 81 p m, next days
672 From Jewett's City at 81 a m, Wednesday
BY Griswold Vountown, and Pendeton Hill
To North Stonington by IL m, 90 miles
And'back between p m and m next day.
673 From Norwich at m, Wednesday
BY Preston and North Stonington
To Westerly, (R. ~ by II m, ls miles
And back between and p same day
STA From Norwich at 2 m every day, except Monday
BY Jewett's City, Painheld, Central Village, Wes
Killngly Kiingy, Wilkinson, Thompson, Fish
\ Ovfor nd Amin
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801. From New York at pm
To Stonngton, c.
And bar'J
800. Fro every day, except Sunday
10y n m next day, l25 miles
between p m and 81 a m, next day.
N New York 4 p m every day cxcert Sr.au,
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5o6 From wes,6eld at 10 m. Wednesday and Saturday
BY East Granville, West Granville, Holland, and
To sandsfed, by M 26 miles
And back between 81 and ia m, days
5O7. From Russell at m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Blanford
To North Blanford, by m, smiles
And back between l0 m and p m, days
500. From Railroad Depot at st every day, except
By Chester Factories, Beckett, Yves, Beckett and
East Lee
To Lee, by g.. m, II. miles
And back between and p m.
500. From Sheffield l0I mi Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY South Egremont, North Egremont, Green River
IN W Austerz, and Spencertown
To Chatham -Four Corners by 81 m, "a miles
And back between IL a and M next days
$40 From Great Darlington at m, Monday, Wednes-
BY Hartsvile, New Marlboro Sandsfed, North
Coebrook, (Ct.,) and Colebrook
To Winchester, by ii m, 30 miles
And back between m and m, next days.
5ll. From State Line Depot at Al every day, except
BY West Stockbridge, Stockbrdge, and South Lee
To Lee, by m, Is miles
And back between a and m.
5l2 From Ptsded at 1t m every day, except Sunday
BY Cheshire and Adams
To North Adams, by ! p m, 81 miles
5l3. From Pshed at 4 m every day, except Sunday
By Lenox
To Lee, by p m, ii miles
And back between 7 a m and 3 m.
With branch
From Lenox at II m, Monday Wednesday, and
Friday, and 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Curtisvlle
To West Sockbridge, by 81 a m, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, and 81 m, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
And back between p and m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and lit m and ! ! p
m, Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
5l4 From Pittsfeld at m, Monday Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Lanesboro, New Ashford, and South Williams
town
To Wilamstown, by 5 m, % miles
And back between and m, next days.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
AN AFFCcTING ePEcrACLE.

The following particulars Of the burning.
ofMr Miller's house aud family ul Hampstead
l.. J., enrly'on Thursday morning, Hre Grn-
Isl'ed by rhe BrunkyH Daily AdyerGser
There Wefc lour lives lost, mother md
three children. They nll rlept On lhu ssu,e
floor liho socond,l Tue mother IN zoe room,
tBirl Of nbont ~ ~ another, mud iva hoyF,
Que nbOur 40 md tho other u years old, IN a.
mother. When the rO0flrll ~, ir carried
way tie floor on which ilir unlorunnlos
flepI, mud Il would seem lhat They newer a.
woke niler lLe Ere broke oui, by the position
~ which The bodies were taken from the ru-
ins aud placed iu hhrn ndi 0iniuF, md
more awful sight NhH never Witnessed, Mira,
Miller had the flesh Of her lower limbs burnt
Oft, and oulylho hnre ZONES left, Her body
wnA rnrched, but only portion Of her hnir
was very much burnt Her textures were
placid mud cnln, md u was evident she ne,-
er felt pNnE, The eldest ollho three chill
dren was pirl of some 10 yenrs Of nge, and
n very Interesting girl size WAS. She slept ~
lonei and her body WIZ iurul 20 crisp II
WINS not possible Tor an INFINITE lriendIo re-
cogni2e her NJ the girl he saw the dny beiOr6
Two interesting boys slept IN another hed
aud their remnlns we're shocking 20 look ni'
A more heart rending sight was never wit
messed. They were roasted md looked more
like GiiImmies than remnins ol human be-
ings. Alcr on inquest wns held and yer.
diei rendered according "a the facts above
stated, the Remains were taken 10 house 10y
the rross roads, Two and haf miles this
side of Hampstead. ~ tho house we saw MI
Miller, aud number oflho friends Of tho
family but we could learn nothing IN reln
ton TO the origin oftbo fire. There ARE some
very harsh surinses abroad among the peo-
pie of tho vicinity. Somo yrnfs ego, "a ser
want girl went ont to milk between dnyhrchk
aud sunrise, md her pail was found IN the
barn; but shn has never been seen since! 4
negro was found nhol, short time siuce, uI.
on the promises; aud Mr. Miller said, he at.
'"mptod 10 got IN NJ an urprr window, but
see,ar him, he tMi Miller shot him. Aud
now fhe, ~. That ll,e FIRE broke oui directly
infer he lclt the n,,'soi and no'n Soul nwoke
TO escape from DEAN.
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Connecticut and Passumpsic
HiYorg Railroad.
Winter Arrangement.


an and after tho 10th December, tho PsE.
NJ Hrpger trains in connection with the
Noglhcru, Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads,
viii run as follows
Leave Wells R,verT0A VI artytin Bo,.
ton "a T. NJ.
Leave Wells RivctttlF.M STOP overnight
IN Concord. aud arrive IN Boston % NJ neat
az
RETURNING, fcsvr Boston ct "a \ VI,
arrive NJ Wells Rivera T. NJ
Lssve Boston II " arrive At Wells Rrvor
"a 4, NJ.
~ ihie arrangement the morning cars from,
Wells River will csnncv with the New York
sia aa.l-4ai Na,n at Worcester, by the Nashua
and Worcester Ralroad--juI opvnsd, and
passengers from Wells River miy arrive ~
Now York The rrNVwnrnlBF
IsTscnrrrs arc requested 30 place their har.
gage IN ths hands Of the Nisgarr. Master. ~
the CompYly w,il IN no case be rcsponsiblc
far ths lnS, Of my hsrragc unless 1t h.pprn
through the ucrlccl0oi ID. Agents ~ whose.
eate ~ was enirusird' nor frr any baggage
brv6nd the value 81 fifty do,lsfs unlrus Il ~
pc Yioutly ported 9ut corresponding rates
paid nsTia any case WhNlcyct, Cor any nion.
ev or other valuablc- rEecp; wearing apparel.
Merchandise Trains leave Wells H,vctd,ily
al A. NJ, and arr.ur ~ Wr!s River dA,ly At
% r ~ : 4 PAGE. AacnL
Dee. lsiS. 59iU
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Fat 1HAnH- WIN C4NADA, 4 r6.olI-
lion passed tie Legslnlive Assembly nf Gnu
adm ~ the Pad insl, "illat Il Is oNisdienl TO-
provide ihr the free hdnttssion 81 grain md
brrndsiuila Of NIL kinds, vegetables, fruit seeds
animals, hides, wool, butter, cheesr, inlnw.
horns, sailed aud Gesh meats ores, Of vi
kinds Of metals, nshea, timber, slaves, wood
npd lumber Of ~ kinds of the growth or pro-
duchon Of lho United SIams Of Americn into
Canada, whenever simlnr articles, the pro-
duelion Of Canada, rhnll be admitted without
duty into the snid Unied States"
DrEaiAa A HALL WITH lHAYER, There n
considerable excitement w lla village of
Ensihamplou on tto subject of dancing. The
minister of the place has preached against
lhe practice from the pulpib md u Ball hay
ing been announced 10y ils deyolees lie nsaed
and ohInlned the privilege Of opening Il Wih
prayer This was accordingly done on
"Wednesday evening last, when tho dance
took place, Aner ihe prayer the Festivities
commenced aud proceeded with spirit We
believe lhere wns similnr occurrence IN
Longmebdow many years ago. Springfield
Republican.
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In Passumpsio Village, San ~, widow "A.
iGAtr WoDps, aged 20
In Lyndon, Jan 70, EtlAs BrNls, aged 20
ono ofthc fret settlers Of Lyndon.
Ia Waterford, Jan 80, widow OLivT GHrrS,
eyed % years aud ak months.
lnCabpi, heb. 2, Mrs Lydia l.. NslDfdge,
agrd79
tn Nou,pel,oFr Feb, ", Hon. Cttua Ware,
aged ~
IN Irnshurpl, Feb. 10, very suddenly, Of n
l,s, ,sc ofthr heart, Mr. David Webster, aged
abou, CO -
aged 20 c,-.,.-
Lorin Glincs, ngcG 81 years, son ~ Jeremiah
aud Hannah Glncs, i'rmerly Of Dany'lle'
In Coventry, Eunicc & WIFE of Rev. \.
1t t;rHy, 'suri iuu-i,t-,- at AaInngl hcllum,
of Compton, aged ~
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0PThrcc boys were Tried ut the late term
of the Court in Dover, \. H., for mnllrcniing
their leachcr, who attempted to correct Tlnd
for ,misbehONior, Two Of Them interrfered,
aud dragged tie mnster into the street.
The jury awarded the teacher n verdict of
damages to the amount OF sixty dollars and
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The Markets..
nRIGhToNMARKET, Thursday Feb u

HN'N'' ~ - IN ~ lNNlhHAg wv 49,
Reported for The Traveller.
- market, $40 boefoatt,r, nIpairs working
oErn, u COWS aud oslyes, 1900 sheep and $50
swine.
beet cnule--EEira, 5000 lst quality, $50
I'd do G00i I'd do $40
Working OEen-- sales a. ~, ana En5
Cows and Calyes--sales az "a, 20, ~ and
$50
sheep-sales nj 81, 2,75, Q, and one lot of
90 f"fh sheep, sold ~ 60 each,
bwinr--1i
BOSTON MARKET Tcb 30.
BEEF-EEta mess, 90 1850, Meas,
1900 1890 No, /, 1900 OOOOi puue, CITY,
II 90 40 90, navy ~ 90 a 90 90
FORk-Estra oloarl I 50a - O0,cleaT 10 90
II Jl,mcsn ~ 90 q ~ 3d. prime - GOA 1890
r LARD boston q p, s0ulhA weEt, "a
HuTIER-siure IA ai6,sh,ppug la l5A
family 20 %, -, -,
ChEEsE-new mills "a =. four meal . n G,
shipping 6a7,
FLODR--llowaTd street go u r CO Ohio,
O,O0 2 ~, Grnrsrr, ooH,, be-, n,uu a o. ~
CORN-ielle1V, round, 90 o. ,aar5s 90
white % g
OATS southern, 30 oOi northern, 30 pO
eastern, HA00,
WOOl-Thcte have been considerable az,
GyAla Of domestic fleece, bot the demand
has been good, aud laEe sales have been
mod. al ,u.uFpv.d ufirFe
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NOTICE.

-f-1----.--....-.44.l4AiedI II tho suhkctihcf by
q note or accouHt--li they would saw" cosl
--aIo requested To- cancel such claims forth.
with \ contemplated change 10 my busi.
u'ssLordnrs It necessary that such. claims
should be- settled Immediately.
4. G. WILDER.
st Johuabury,Tcb %, I-ip 6Oiw3
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LEONARD W. ZONES ESTATE.
STAFF. OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA District, -,
Al a Probate Court hoiGcn nj Danvillc, IN and
foEsaid district, on the 10Th day OF febrns'
ny, 4 - l-io--
WHEREAS, BENJAMIN y. BELDEN,
w Administrator Of the Estate of Leoa-
ard w Jones' late of Burke, IN The County Of
Caledonia, deceased, has mahc-ppplicAti1n TO
this Court 10 extend the time for paying 'hc
debts due from said deceased. the furthcf-r-Ti RI
I'D of one wear from the 18th day of March,
a ID 1872 1t is thereto ordc rid, that all
persons interested be notified of said applica.
ton; 1ud that the same will be heard and dc.
cidcd at Probate Court TO br-hulG~f al the
rubHtg 6ffIrr m BHuvrttr- rfurr-urti, tir-
l4lh day of March, A. ID. 1slq, nj o'clock in
the afternoon, by publishing copy Of tic rec.
ord of this order THREE weeks successiyely IN
.hc Caledonan,n newspaper printed al ST..
Jollnsbuty -r.
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r,,ton ayaiIed himself Of iis privilege
.'os ,bs delmIo, and defended The bill,
ING Mr. GrlnpelnH amendment ~ ~
ou,.,Ty and hosilles, II might lnY the tonn'
- 6,r Meaicn 20 come ~ for another
u'u The amendment WIS rejected
'I, g,benck moved thal The expense Of
,.sioners and surveyors should not be
",l uuul those officers be crenled by lnw,
"'t. Constitution prnscribes, Regretted
ST. other amendments were adopted,
,,o lie Comu,ueo rose, aud lhe bill pass
"A Yeas lss-nays D.
TUESDAY, Feb 20,
:. senate today, the Till carrying into ei'
WI, lgtL article of the Mexican Treaty,
wv, baef reconsideration WA passed
"Tte Civil aud Diplomatic Bill came ul',
isa amendmenl was offered 10y Mr. Wal.
wv NJ Wisconsin, in favor nf extending the
Tai,,J starrs revenue laws 0yerlbn new ter
',,o,,s.' sl,o.Ibc Constitution md oil laws
''"''Ee,ble thereto, and TINT the President
ts ,rgulbllons Tor carrying the same into
a., NJ Walker spoke for some lime on
'to i,onodnnre oflho subject, aud said that
NJ. oL,rrt ln presenting the amendment was
us n,,.eryntion 81 order and llie hdmiuis-
uhuOu ul llflleo ." wv """p "''l"''" '''''
When he concluded. MC Bell, Of Tonnes
.ee. submitted ~ amendment 10 that of Mr.
Walker, fr llle establishment nfa State Gov,
afnmenr ~ California, aud lor striking oul
~ do amendment proposed lay Ms Walker
sljhar was inconsistent WIKI Mr Bells prop
c,ifou. "
The House, nlirr sone hfief debate, passed
he bill for roiniuF gold dollars aud double
sgles,
VIZ McKoy, from ilic Committee of Way
"a Mcnus, reported bill'nllering the mile
~ law, aud hdvpcatrh the same. lie snit
~ annual mileuRe sum paid to members nod
offers Of government, WINS between 500
80 nod S5O0,OO0. There WIS nlrendy mp
sforrnted lliis session, Tor ncubc,s md dci.
,sAas, $4,000, Lnid temporarily inside.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24
BURYING a WIFE AND FINDING HER
ALIVE.

A most singular circumstance occurred ~
this city lat week toward The close ,thnt Inns
been the subject nf remark among The high
officials Nc HE Court house, and ~ several of
tl,a churches The story runs thus A young
married woman called on Hon. Judge SaSiu y,
Of the Couu ofCommon PleRa,ior permission
10 enter the Commercial ilospiihl,wlilclI was,
through his kindness, Immediately obtained,
Aner rennining there n few days Mr. Donlit-
tie, Iho efficient Steward Of Tho Institution,
called upon the Judge, stating that the wo-
utau for whom he had Obtained admission in
TO ths Hospital WINS dcnd, iand SAID lac was
seeking iniSrnslion respecting ilc .MnmHp'H
husband. stating al g." same Time, that The
woman whs u foreigner. an WIS expecting
Tier husband here; during her w"ichlng Tor
him she became sick md destitute nhI np-
plird ~ hbovc.'
Judge Satin took tho trouble To advertise
IN ono Of tie German papers for the person,
ni4d ihe advertisement; had Ihn effect Of hnd.
ing tie mnn early the next day, mud the sad
nc~s OF his giie's dealt was nld him, Tie
husband lost 40 time ~ repairing 10 the plgcc
Where iAc corpse laid. lilo kissed her cold
lips "thnt laid deRih'coid ~ clay" TO use the
very iinprcssivs,linr uf M old nursery ballad,
NHd did llio necessary hurn after taking the
body Ia The church, mud doing MI the ncces.
sHry ceremonies peculiar TO his beliefnnd du.
" w tucll .cntfhs h' corpse was inferred
IN respectable burial place md tie husband
returned to the Hospital to inquire If there
weiS charges for which he in honor Stood
bound.
on his return. instead of going to The
"Dcnd Room,r us !,e did IN the iirsl instance,
lac was shown TO the "Conynescent Depart
mcnt." What wns his aston hmeni aud de-
lirhl-how his heart lcnpcd wrh loy-in
there finding his miGe into whose afn,s lac fell
with u Wild loyousucss, not TO Ice dcscri'''
rla paragraph, or exhibited IN drnmn! Tho
body that the kind sud husband Ind Inferred,
Nv mistake was that of mn unknown md FREUD
lees female. The Whole world may he Gnu.
vasscd for more singulnr incident ia vain.
mud tho works ofIhe fiction drama present
nothing Ia rival it, Cincinnati Commercial
FEoN TnE PAcIFIc. The New York Jour.
nal of Commerce snys;
l",'cr- iavc been received Is late as Glli
NoVdmbcr.
"Mnuy are now returning sick from the
mines, nr-lug from exhaustion. from rrcru.
lar living, aud, many nrc dying for want Of
'Hud the ordinary coinioris of life,
while their hard earnings lie under their nil.
low tifrilow they havcj IN the shnpc of a
10 lbs of gold dust tied mp in n dirty rnrawo
OF illcsc gnses occurrcd Yesterday, aud Two
more 10 1nyn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-24

o. Judge IIydeniilt. of Alabama, has
written an able letter to Gov. Chapman OF
that Sinte, urging the prophecy o. law TO
prevent, tho further emigration of slaves into
Ilmt SInlo, oilher for lrnain or seItlelnnnt.