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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

ADULTERArEp COFFEE,--The wholesale
extent TO which the adulIerullon of coffee Is
carried Oh in England is truly wonderful
and we'll set forth in memorial from Mr.
Cook To the Lords ofihc Treasury and Board
ofTrade.:
sin Germany the root the chicorium in
tybus, or succory-a species of endive, in.
digenous also TO our islaud--hns, for the last
forty years, been prepared aud sold on large
scale MS u cheap substitute for coffee. The
import duty on foreign chicory led TO the cul.
tlyaIion of tho root here; aud, in 1910. mems
were found TO obtain Treasury order, a,i
thorising the excise not 10 object to gpecers
selling chcoryor mixing it with coffee. The
result IL, thnt, at the present time, an incred.
iblc amount enters into the composition of
what is anuutiy sold MS coffee. Chicory cHn
he obtained for 2 lid. per h., duty.rai,l coc
fee from al. To 9 Id. per H. Accordingly.
even respectable groccrs add at luust two onn-
ces OF chicory To fourteen ounces of coffee,
while Others mike the mixture gmlfand-halc
The excise estimates the proportion of chic.
Dry used IN the London shops to be one third;
ia She manufacturing towns ia the country il
is sind to be fully one half Tho only ujeA
for tins gross adulIerainn of coffee with chic
DRY is It's alleged wholusoneness, which hns
been much advertised in Germany. There
the root is supposed to DC diuretir
Granting, however, ;hat chicory possessed
no other property than that Of diurolic,
aud that is not the fact, for il acts in some
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08
DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR or
HUNGARY IN NEWARK, NEW JERSEY

A grand demonstration in favor of the
liungarians took place ut Washington Hall
Newark, n. j., Wednesday evening. In sew
cral other places in this country similnr meet.
ings have been holden. la Iho meantime il
is reported TINT our Government has protest.
ed To the Russian and Austrian Governments
against their UNJUST war upon Hungary
This will answer ms n preliminary; and our
Government stands ready TO ndopt tho course
usual in such cases, to wit to acknowledge
the Independence Of that nation 30 soon NJ it
mny appear probable they will be able to
sustain their nationality
A. the Newark meeting resolutio1s were
ndomed recommending our Government to
recognize tho independence Of Hungary, aud
also an address to the llungnrans, which
closes ms follows
Bo firm, .unwnvorng A good cause is
always invinciblo, aud Heaven is Just.
Our people are moving with one impulse
TO secure tie speedy recognition Of your ma.
tionnliiy 10y our government, aud NO shall
be proud TO tell our children, aud our chill.
drdn's children, that the Government of tho
United States Of North America vas the first
to extend the right hand of national fellow
ship to suffering Hungary.
In conclusion, hc assured that through tho
length rnd breadth of our land--irom the
shores Of the Atlantic to the Pacifc-ffom
the strrry regicf, of ctr sut,tirrrr, -rrrir of
Stnies TO the colder territories of the north
our people join in ono universal cry OF SYM
pnihy, aud offer n nations prayers for your
success
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

O." The merit Congress. The gnin sc a
Wing utenber in Rhode Island. gives the
Wings three majority in the House thus far,
VIZ: Wings elected 100. Democrats 100.
Seventeen members yet to be chosen, in dis
lricls which sent to tho last Congress eight
Wings and niue Democrats
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

ts simply lho Wlip, win which lhey srler
aud catch Hny hOrsu ullhn herd They Wisl 90
same Hnd lirpOre Oh Tho application al Il
~ war b. quite n novelty II lhsR hnudl,
1905 u4nre lllHA lNn Eri iu lrhgih, while TiI,
fhung meHsHres from hlleen Ca lwenlJA lead
ru ball b. Used 90 lhr end 81 H., lilo silag uu d
fishing lIun, HHd when thrown IL Hcib lh,e d
hfsDcmlug round iunu or hOrsn,or 10 s.tike,
tifher 40 ite earth with crushing iri,tsg
Tho harseberds [ or fhytOgr nro M skilful
iu TiH use 81 dis weapon, rtHV ng fui gallon
lhry viii -nlrlkr RH gHHuy Wili unefriHg CeI.
inluIV on any pm 81 tie body they please,
IL skirulsllrs any Insulated i0oisnldlrr ~ be-
fires liia musket AID misses, h lOsj before be-
cnu attempt 10 reoad tho wild hUrssusuu
iushOs pnsi, and with the sweep Of his ball,
loaded thong slrulclies him liiulrhs on tho
earth 10y blow on the head. There Hro
r0fnr ihuusnuds Of these men in tho lluugh-
TiHu armies aud They ure generally mixed
with the hHht huaa1rs nud heut against the
heavy Austrian eayulry They ofon strike
Ihn officers from lhglr horses witl incredible
'tirEtrriiy, The wounds ihis wuap0u iHilicla
ufr described M iuglnlll. before h WIS
known Mat llifsu horselcnlH wire serving IN
ihe hungarian fnHks, q great nuuib"r Of cut
tHssirrs were brought inlo Peslh, wounded
~ u fnnuUer the military surgeons could not
TNplUiL The INJURY was uriIher cat nor n
tttiUrlifTt nor u gUtnhut Nutihi, UiiH iltr thlHv
irrh we're ipr q long time ashamed 10 own
clint IL was caused hy sn iPnobln n weupun ~
wnp, Fortunately u eau ouly bo used
yviTrrr tirr- rr,rr-ttt'rst aiice IN my
SLING 1iku CLOSE order II woubJ be- NJ dan
gernur "a liienda NJ foes Oue Of those men
was lurly lnkou prisoner ~ Wle-olburF,nnd,
probably o. obtain Uu oNnct knowledge ol. the
power of his nrni.hr was ordered TO drIlny
his xiii IN llr cnmp,
a stuffed figure WIS Het up, the Austrian
ullirurs pointing out tho parts he was 20
strike While in hill cnrecr. Twice hc did
us directed, hut llic ihird Time introduced
startling ynriuiuu, swinging his whip Ia u
wilu cireir, ho dashed hls horse NJ point Of
soldiers round tile place of exercise broke
through H., aud was on his way a. the open
fields IN an iuHluuf, uuiOurhGd hy ihu yulry
of balls sent after lin, Tie swiucheards
Tor kontgy1 are generally SorVinns their weH-
pgn n small axe, with rather long handle,
called fokossh, aud they throw u With such
dcXierity TINT nj 80 of 100 uuccs they rarely
liiias u man, aud tho hlnM Ia lnnI -nlMiYs-
fatal, ~ llir Austrian nriny-turgeuus Gnu les.
iily. The fishermen nro employed Ia con.
s,rucliug bridges ~ their own manner on a
scot ol tubs, ~ style which The Auslrians
~ first ridiculod exceedingly; but though
rude, they were effective, Aud put together ia /
"a very short time. aud have proved of the
srealesI use ia the Hungarian. opcmuous,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

FRoM MFxico.- by lhearrvnl Of the BRIT
ish steamer Trent,ot Mobile Point, froT We
rn Cruz,da from Mexico week laet tia"
those brought by the Til, mt New Orleans
have been received. The war upon The W.
surgents Of tho Sierra Gorda still continues
but in consequence ofthe advanced uEe -
Gen. Bustnmente, il is said that Gen. M'no"
Ia to assume the command of the Govern,
ment troops. The New Orleans Della sa!s
Wo have reason to believe that the 'eillIJI
rary calm into which Mexican affairs SUBS .e,
ed after the late war; aud of cXirnord'""!
durntion for TINT country, will soon DC r w.,
turbed 10y another rcvolniionfthe result o wy
combination between Paredes and the Su,'.
anslas. This union is'reicrred to d! T Nv,
correspondent We ARE also informed .'"'
there are now in our city some Mexican s't :,
lemen, who are on their way to Jamo'sa
nay General Santa Anna visit, WIN II
of Inducing him to return to tho country,
is mol probable TINT he will require very Se.
gent solicitations, rs his exile has nl!eat'y 10 ~
como, we understand, quito weaflso"'U
him.
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NM AnDUCTION OAHE-

There has been Intense excitement ~ Nov
Orleans for several weeks pusi, growing 90
ofthe foroible seizure, by the Spanish ConBu
p there, Of one Roy, who was taken 10 Cuba
agaiGsi his will and placed in custody. The
Consul has been apprehended, examined and
held 10 bail IN heavy au'ount 20 appear be-
fore the u States Circuit Court 10 answer Cor
the alleged offence
Upon learning the facts IN the case our Gov.
eminent demanded the immediate release Of
Roy, and a0er htilo delay he was delivered
up aud has been returned 10 New Orleans,
where he has been placed IN prison At his own
request, feeling his liG, 10 be- unsafe while run.
ming at la5gc.
We are glad that the prompt demand Of our
/ ifm President has been % readily compiled
With, The excitement run high all through
/ the South, aud there waa evident delight al
tlso prospect ofhaving some cause Cor O quarrel,
and Justification for taking foreible possession
81 Cpba, and 70 add this "IonT Star" to the
United sntes, and thereby strengthen the
slave Powrt Gen Taylor Proclamation and
be dc",and'ior Rey, wall upset this scheme
for the Prescnt, at least The officers ofGoy.
eminent are y,rilru, in-ihcir rnor,s'to brake
up tho Expeditions for the conquest Of Cuba,
The N~honal ls'ollgencef, IN reference 10
thr action Of the President Ia the case Of Roy, /
remarks 90 follows "Tho Secretary Of State |
having by the Presidents order, instructed |
our Consul at Havana 10 demand the person /
Of Juan Garcia, aiias Roy, on the grousd that |
lac was bound 90 maintain the inyiolab,l,ty Of /
the person Of every man entitled 10 the pfoteo.
ton Of the American Constitution aud laws,
We learn that our Consul accordingly made
ih.s demand, asd that been ,lritv-
cred up O. HIM aud sent 10 New ORLEANS, IN
obedience 20 the Secretary instructions. The
District Attorney has placed Garcia Ia the Gus.
tody Of The Marshal, Ia order 10 secure his ties.
umony. Garcia sayshe was fore,bly abduet.
cd.
The course pursued by Ihc FfcsidcHr IN 4
promptly the honor Ut the couu
Try IN this Transaction, while be- was also en-.
gogcd IN maintaining the faith Of treaties by
suPprrsa,ng the Illegal expedition against Gu. I,
ha, - striking Illustrate. Of The administra.
iion Of The Government on true Wing pflnoi. :
r1"~ We tl~fy-nry rHau to produce an Exam.
pie from our annals Of a more successful effort
10 maintain the honor ofihr uatiou, than ~ rE.
l'htcd IN the diplomacy of the Administration, \
a the case 6NGarcia. Tho Cuban expedition 4
gill, We have little doubt, be suppressed" g
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

NorE roR SENATOR ~ CMEDoSIA C6UNTT.
In the several towns in this county the Sen.
ator'al vote does not vary but slightly from
the vote for Governor. The aggregate ia as
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

At the first trial in April, Dixon had ! $50
Thurston 2OI7, Holl, Gree SoiD 16l, scattcr'
ing 20 " htg guin e6:t. The Van Buron and
Cass men "had meeting and formally united
on Ihurstonibul truck and decker was "nogo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08

RHODE ISLAND ELEoTtoN.- Tho vote foi
Member OF Congress in-tho Western District
II, L., was as follows
Nathan +. Dixon, WING, 2s22
b. Il. Thurston, Locofoco, 2lg7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08
Gra ycIlMgavmT Y,
THE ELECTION.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-19


On the 18th inst ANN, wife of Christopher Stack
poole aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family and
those OF her John Aiken in vited to attend
funeral on Sunday, (to-morrow), at o'clock in tho
afternoon from her late residence 1873 Duane street.
next to Greenwich street without further invitation
On the 18th, WILLIAM LAWRENCE, infant son of John
ii. and Eliza f. Burk aged II months ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend the funeral Sunday morning. at 10 O'Clock,
from the residence of his parents No 80 East Nine
teenth street His remains will be taken to Westches
ter.
On 22d April, at San Antonio Texas of cholera,
WILLIAM A. HAnrNELL, of the city of New York, and
late q resident Of New Orleans
On the 2Sth April, at Panama, Of congestive fever,
WIN. II SIossos. Of this city aged 80 years
On the 18th May, mt Williamsburg, L. s. EMMA JArs,
daughter Of John w. and Letita Cooper, in the 5th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, tomorrow afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the Unversalst Church, corner South
Third and Fourth streets Williamsburg. The remains
will be taken 90 Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On Friday, May 18th in the 9th year Of her are
Mrs. SARAH Ann wife of Charles G.. Greenough.
Friends and acquaintance are requested to attend
her funeral, this afternoon, at z o'clock, from
her residence, No 2l Third street Brothers Of Man
haitian Lodge No. 20. I. o. of D. f.. are invited.
On the evening Of the 18th, of consumption, WLLIAn
b. MARSH, in the 37th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends, and also those of hs
brother Joshua, are requested to attend his funeral
tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, from his
late residence. No. as Third street
Ncwburg and Palmyra papers please copy
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MARITIME INTELLIGEN NOE.
Port Of New York. May 10, A6A0s
sun nIsRs..... ....... ~ mooSRisss ! 3
SUE GETS -. .... 7 IL HfoH vATrR 6 -



shirs-S,r.b Sands Thompson Liverpool Hermit; Had
son boanc Glasgow Durham Daon Mount Stewart RI
phinstonc iI,rI Stuart. do, A woodbury. VIM Trsva
RnlIss GeJvcston IA Brewer & Co.
nBarss~s l. Crowell Lewis Aatansss, Read suwsr-
no w. Sleeper, Cuba j W ElwclL
Briss-b.y,, Cults Port sa Prnce L & Ferris css
ket Ia Crande, MASTER George walker ChaTlesN
q Bulkey; VIM Williams Arey Norfolk.
Schrs-E Munsell Rowe; Eevthers Ackeriy; Nary
Pattcn, Sterling Elizabeth City, Nc Ann Hymsn Tottsn.
Newbein Nc Clos Peterson, Boston; Excel Baxter.
do; Sarrb Perry New Bedford
Sloop-Proof Glass Bydcnburgh Providence.
Arrivea.
Ship Hiberna (of PHILADELPHIA Salter Liverpool April IL
with mdse and 800 stcerAge passengers, to Richardsoa
atsop.
Bark Ded. Mercen sagoa Ia Grands, 7h inst. vita
mdse to J Elwel
New bark Frank Of Portsmouth) BrightstsG Portland
days. in ballast to Kingsand Gu. The is for saa
Brig John Dow (of Brunswiokl Meriman MatanIAs 6sA
inst, with molasses, to Nesmith WASH
Hrig Catherine Scott Santiago do Cuba Sd inst. with
p,1se 10 J Thompson.
Brig Henry Bueh woodside Msysguet ID inst with ~Ass
70 Badger Peek Co. Sid with schr Gen Taylor
White, for baltimore.
Brig Aida Facs, Cenuegos. 9Th uit with mdse. 20 We
masteg .
Brig Dow. Mcrrip MAtanras 10 days. with sugar 70
the master.
Brig Shamrock (of Bosonl willard apalschccaa ssss
ult with cotton Day Co az inst lat ~ ~ zoe
passed. 20 full o. water snu sosn
gone; had feet len Absvs the deck eovpn gone sss "
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,


IT, IF; 81 sa s
Asss.n RAN an
County Railroad 81 Io Boston and Railroad los
so $ Central Railroad 70 Rs.dns Rail- AL
rad TX G t, Boston sa Go M aa. ss
Merchant Bank lOS Exchange Bank 81 65 rights Con-
NJ Raroa % BG;
So 900 Cheshire Railroad bonds. 90, b. Second board
May 6 shares Vermont and Mass Railroad 45 Read
ing Railroad, Nh
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Sr. JoHNs PoRro RIco April 23-Referring to our cir
cuar OF 2d ut we have to advise that
the Island particularly since arrival steamer with
latest dates from London there has continued very
active demand for our produce, and prices of sugar
have advanced fully &c the better and to Hc on
the lower grades at this moment very little made
mains for sale for that making planters have very
high pretensons, and nothing could be bought under
cents all the estates Reputation expect 35 for next
lots. We therefore quote to So cts for common to
fair, 3S to 34 cts for fair to good and ga to 3 for
prime to choice qualities Moasses extremely scarce
and in great demand from IL to II cts the latter price
readily given for largo parcels; continuation of these
rates will very materially depend the advices COM
ing by the steamer due here on the oath advance
has been chiefly owing to the demand for and orders
from Europe In our circular Of 23d December last We
stated that the sugar crop of the Island the year
S4S was about 1oO0 600 hhds The Government returns
have since been completed which show that the annual
expectations were 104 900 hhds Of 1000 lbs The yield
this year according to the best estimates will fall short
of last by 10 to $4,000 hhds; owing to long continu.
ance Of dry weather which yet pravas the late
have not attained their usual growth, and in several
parts of the Island, Cabo Roo and Mayagues it will
fall short fully quarter On the north coast also It
will not be as much as we calculated in the begin
ming OF the season. the crop will finish much
than usual because the planters do nothing ciso
but grind while the dry weather lasts the for
the next crop of unav orabe the ratoOns
cannot sprout vigorously and is useless put tops
for new plants Into earth so entirely dried up.
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THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL

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was, according to Official documents follow viz
1925 pools Of gold, u pood Of ps ,tinum 1872 pools
Of silver pools Of copper and 5l3 pools
wrought IRON The pood is equivalent to little more
than SO lbs avoirdupois The gold from Ru there
fore, represents a value Of f3 944s32 The silver, at
IS. Cd. tie o., represents al q Of flSs, 100.
The movements in produce since the resumption Of
navigation this yea ave been very active aud our
early predictions relative to the receipts the
rior fully confirmed -
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Married
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On Thursday evening, 18th instant by the Rev Mr.
Iardenberg MIR JosN 8. SMITH to Miss Avn AMELIA
Johnson both Of this city.
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MUSICAL.

ahUtUhgL FOR SALE OK TO LET AND MUSIC
thoroughly taush~-a octave mahogany pauoforte,
Will METAL paie sos and 90 sewood,
cheap NJ tMsbh professor Of the panofortc, singing,
guitar &C.. ut 40 broadway.
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CLOTHING,


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the mrter~ is the Of +. L. Rogers Fuion
street. Of Gold where he is prepared show
and the public extensive and well selected
Cloths Casmeres and V.stngs which he will make up
the best and most fashionable style and st
lowest possible price. y. l.. ROGERS,
rs Fulton street. Of Cold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


I o. OF O. IA MEETING OF THE CONVENTION OF
l.. Delegates from Subordinate Lodges and the Committee
from the Grand Lodge make the
braton Of the ensuing Anniversary the r. w. G. Lodge
will be held in the Grand Lodge Room, National Hail.
Monday evening, 2lst inst at o'clock Delegates
quested to be punotual. by order.
J. d. STEWART, Chairman
+. II. HOWELL, Secretary.
TRINITY II re H.-THE HEIRS OF ANNEKE
JANIS BOGARDUS will meet on Monday Evening, at
King Pin Hail. No. % Second avenue commencing at o.
clock. Punctual attendance is desired
DR.. G. G. KIERSTED, Chairman.
j. r. kIrRsTEp, Secretary.
EREE READING ROOM AND LlBRARY-OPEN ON
Sundays, from to p M at Eagle Hail. corner of De-
ancey and Christie streets the Bowery.
ga r. M the French Revolution, by Mr. Daily. Paines
Rights Of Man. Common Sense and Age of Reason price
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MO CURE NO PAY.--DR. CORBITT, 10 DUANE ST.
IN may be consulted the treatment of delicate
diseases practice Of sixteen devoted to the treat
delicate diseases enables Dr. c. to the worst
form Of this disease Recent CURED in three days. No